Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-19

1 The Sisterhood OF the Eighth Stree,
Temple met Monday afternoon last and
brought together a large gathering. An
interesting program was given, when
Mrs. Isaac Cans sang several selections
and several stereopticon views of Her.
man Funker's New Pictures of Jewish
Life were shown and explained by Rev.
| DIR. Abram Simon. A social hour fol-
| lowed.
Mrs. c. Rosenthal Of Baltimore, former
ly of this city. was the guest during the
| week of Mrs. Simon Kann of Belmont
road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Grosner are now
residing at 1926 Ontario place.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. jackson and family
are at the Stafford, Lanier place.
Mrs. A. Kuhn of 1905 Belmont street is
in Richmond, Va, for q visit of several
| weeks.
Misses Mimia and Selma Heyn have re-
turned to their home In Baltimore, after
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Emil West OF
| 18th street.
The Washington Alliance Of Jewish
| Women met for the first time this season
! Tuesday afternoon last In the vestry
rooms of the Eighth Street Temple before
large gathering, which listened to most
/ interesting program. Mrs. Ellis Logan,
president of the District of Columbia
| Federation of Women's Clubs, greeted
| the assemblage followed by Mr.. Robert
| Woodland Gates, who gave several vocal
| numbers, accompanied by Miss Florence
| Herman at the piano.
The Rev. DR.. Van Schaick. jr., delight
ed the audience with an interesting adj
dress on Social Cooperation" and three
minute reports were given by the heads
| of the different committees on their sum-
: mer's work, which was followed by Miss
| Florence Herman at the piano. Light re-
| freshments were served during the social
| hour.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Gabriel Solomon are now
IN Baltimore, where they will reside per-
manently.
Mrs. Meyer Fellheimer has returned to
town from visit in New York.
Miss Lillian Burnstine. who was visiting
friends in New York over the summer,
has returned to her home In this city.
! The Woman's Clinic will hold an Eat
home Thursday, October %. from II am.
until 2 pm to the Washington Alliance
of Jewish Women and the Sisterhood of
the Eighth Street Temple.
Miss Selma Kahn was the, weekend
guest of relatives in Baltimore.
Miss Eunice James, have returned from
Atlantic City and are at the Hotel Everett
for few days before going west on an
extended trip. They will return to Wash
ington for the social season.
Friday evening at the home of Mrs
Hugh Higgins, II Seaton place. north
east, party was given Mrs Higgins.
Miss Macon Rice and Miss Annie Fitz-
rhugh gave musical numbers. Mr.. Law
were served gave the party a ride
around the speedway and through Rock
Creek park.
county, Va, formerly Mrs Bessie NJ.
King of this city, has returned home
after visit with her friends here and
with her cousin. Mrs. W. C. Welborn.
Ballston. Va.
Miss Marguerite Brown, 1921 18th street,
has returned from a delightful summer
tour of Europe.
Mrs. P. " De Graw. who has been So
journing at Philadelphia and Atlantic
! City, has returned to Washington.
| Miss Gertrude Glorius and Miss Thelma
F'ugitt have returned to their Washing
|
at Atlantic City.
| Mrs Charles II. Burtt. 400 Emerson
street, has returned home after q de-
| l,ghtful summer spent in her old home
| in Massachusetts and with friends on the
| Hudson.
| Mrs. Glendenning and Miss Edith Glen
| denning, wife and daughter Of Lieut..
| W. S. Glendenning Of Fort Mcpherson.
/ home AFTER
| visit of two months with friends here
| and in Lcudoun county, Va.
Miss Gretchen Schmidt, who has been
| living in Paris with her mother and
sisters for two years past, has returned
| to Washington, where she is studying
| the Montessori method of teaching. She
| will SPEND the winter with her grand
| mother, Mrs Packard, 1874 18th street
i northwest.
1 Miss Anna Finch Of Keefer place north
west. Is spending the week end In Blue
mont, Va.
| Mr. and Mrs. Adolph w. Hertzberg
and little daughter. who will make their
II future home in New York, do not ex-
pect to leave Washington until late in
the winter.
Mrs Harry c. Mclean. after two
II months absence at the seashore, New
York and Belair. Nd. has been confined
II to her bed at her horne. 1913 irving
n street, with severe illness, from which
she is now convalescing.
/ Miss Helen Cherry gave very pretty
linen shower Friday evening in honor OF
Miss Virginia Walker of Gaithersburg.
Nd, who is to be married early next
month to Mr. George Piummer Of that
place.
Among those present were the Misses
Virginia Walker, Marie Collier. Edith
Gottwals Hattie Herfurth, Florence
Movers. Irene Meyers. Minnie Wingate.
Dorothy Shaw, Helen Harriss. Marie
Seitz. Ella Plummer.> Dell Nye Margaret
Darby. Helen Darby, Helen Cherry, Mrs.