Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-01
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Personals.

Mrs. Charles kaufman has returned to
her home on 18th street from a several
weeks stay in New York.
Mr. Herman Kaufman of Toledo. Ohio.
is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Franc of Calvert street, after
visit in North Carolina with relatives.
Mrs. Harry Heilorun returned to mel
home in Mount Vernon, \. y. Thursday
after Il stay Of several days with mel
mother. Mrs. T. Rezeistein Of 9TH street
Mrs. f. l.. Alien cf Wayne VILE. y. -
will be at home informally with Mss
Fairfax at 2u2c stree; northwest ihurs-
day, from :; to {; o'clock.
Mrs. Sidney T. kaufman vas hostess
Friday NJ IuucScoa at hcr apartment l"
the Stafford, when she entertained the
Friday Afternoon EG'dSc club. Covers
were laid foy ten guests.
Mr.. Leon Gcizeustcin Of New York was
the guest Of relatives the early part of
the wees.
Mr. \. stern of NeN 1o.k. formerly OF
this city was the guest Of his mother
Mrs. L. Stern. during TIE week and TO
attend the wedding o. his sister. Miss
EIanch Stern. and Nj. Joseph Bermann OF
South Boston. Va. when took place al
the New Ebbtt on Monday night last.
Mrs. Lee Baunlgarseh mas returned to
town from ten-day sta! in New YORK
where she was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
y. Richold.
Mrs. y HerschfcIdt. who was visiting
the Misses Morris of 11;h street. returned
to her home in New Nor@ Wednesday.
The Alliance OF Jewish Women gave a
most successful bridge and tea dansant
Monday afternoon last at the Hotel Con-
tintntaI Prizes which were donated
were given for bridge and dancing was
enjoyed from 80 10 U clock.
Mrs A. Kaufman of New York is the
guest of Mrs. Marx Kaufman of Lanier
place.
Mrs. Eleanor Loeb has returned to her
home on Columbia road from Baltimore,
where she was the guest of Miss Celia
Rosenour of Caliow avenue.
Miss katherine Heller left town Fri
day for Newark y. j.. where she will
be the guest of Miss Leonore Lippman
Tor several weeks.
ne MISSES ban, VINO were lne
OF their sister. Mrs. Samuel Greenbaum
of 18th street. for several weeks. have
returned to their home in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Maurice S.nsheimer has returned, |
after a two-week visit to her parents |
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer, in Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Johnson of Franklin, Va. i
who came to Washington in December !
for medical treatment. and has been for |
the past few %eeks recuperating at the |
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas P. john |
son, left yesterday for her home, accom- !
panied by her sister, Miss Carolina V.
Johnson.
Mrs. James Thomas Boney of North
Carolina, who has been visiting her sis |
tiers. Mrs. G. D. Ellsworth Mrs. A. w. /,
Wells and Mrs. Thomas p. Johnson, has |
gone to Richmond Va, for a short stay |
with Capt and Mrs. y. Sidney j. Will |
hams.
DR.. and Mrs. Abram Simon of Cathe- |
Graf avenue had, as house guests during |
the week, MIR. and Mrs. Eugene Levi Of |
Lincoln. Neb.. who are to sail Thursday |
next for siX-month trip abroad.
The Misses Margaret and Roberta |
Hickey, daughters of Walter L. Hickey |
of Knoxville. Tenn, official of the ,
Southern railroad, are visiting their |
uncle. Capt. John NJ. Hickey, and are |
stopping at 1886 l street northwest.
Mrs. David G.. Browne of Montana, |
after pleasant visit with her sister |
Mrs. Middleton Smith, has left the city |
for her home. |
Late Washington arrivals at Pinehurst |
y. c.. include Miss Alice J. Clapp and !
Miss Eleanor Bryon, who return for their !,
usual visit.
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood was
called to New York last night by the |
death of her brother. John c. Emo.