The Washington herald., 1914-03-22

Senator and Mrs. Gilbert Hitchcock
have gone for a short visit to their home
in Nebraska. Miss Laura Mohun will
visit Miss Ruth Hitchcock during their
absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben HELEN announced the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Louise HELEN, tc Mr.. Thomas Bowers
Miss HELEN made her debut in Washing
ton few months ago. Mr.. Thomas
Bowers is a son of Mrs. Thomas Bowers
and the late Solicitor General. Miss Louise
HELEN and Mrs. HELEN and her fance
are spending Sunday in New York.
Mrs. Thomas S. Stuberfield will give
her annual Charity Bridge for the bene-
fit of st. Joseph's Industrial Home, In
the ballroom of the New Willard, on
April e. Tables may be reserved at $50
Avenue of the Presidents.
Mr.. and Mrs Isidor Straus. of New
York have arrived at the Shoreham to
spend several days.
DIR. ]. Mcdonald, of Toronto. Canada,
arrived in Washington yesterday and is
spending some time at the Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Saks of 1913 B street
southeast, will be at home in honor of
the Bar Mitzrah of their son next
Wednesday from to 10 o'clock.
Rear Admiral William c. Cowles Is
spending some time at the Shoreham.
among those entertaining parties at the
dansant at the New Willard yesterday
afternoon were Duke de Warren, Mr..
Charles Brady, Mr.. G. B. Chapman, Miss
r Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Fel-
loves. Mr.. NJ ]. Fay. Mr.. r. G. Cook,
Mr. 5. Barrett Mrs W. ]. Kehoe, Mr.
Harold John Bummelkamp, Mr.. C. NJ.
Werner, Mr.. Henry Walsh, Mrs. David
Barry. DR.. Tom Williams, Mr.. Albert
Bryan. Mrs. Edwin S. UnderhiIl Mr. H
7. Williams, Mrs. w. W. Spalding Miss
May Sherman, DIR. l. f. Cofer. Mr.
Douglas V. Cornwell, Mr.. Frank Spring
MIR. Lewis Cameron, Mrs. Charles W.
Russell. DR.. H. V. Cornett. Mr.. s. H
Dickson, Mrs. Maud Richards, Mrs. Ed
ward Everette Rapley, Mrs. H. Chapman.
Mr. II. c. HengstIer, Mr.. r. H. PiIson.
Mr.. Thomas NJ. Murn, Mrs. John F.
Maury, Miss Roberta Lindsey. Mr. Frank
L. Howard. and Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Harmon.
Mrs. Alexander Brinton Coke and Mr.
and Mrs. Marcellus Coke, Of PhIladel-
phia. arrived in Washington yesterday
Mrs. w. NJ. Geddes. of 1913 Columbia
road, entertained at cards Friday night |
i'm compliment to Mr.. and Mrs Burton |
r. Green. Of Phoenix, Ariz-, who are |
visiting Mr.. Green's parents at their !
home in Irving street
Mr.. Green was formerly n Washing
tonian. hut is now located and practicing |
law in Phoenix. |
The Jolly Twenty-four Club celebrated |
its second anniversary with a banquet |
last Sunday evening. at the home OF Mr. |
and Mrs. Pach, at Ills Seventh street |
northwest Entertainment was furnished i
by Leo Garner, Al Garner Harry Lieber- |
man, Al Marcus, A. Rosenberg and 1
Masters Goldstoin and Wolf. Speeches !
appropriate to the occasion were deliv- |
cred by the following: NJ. Braunestein. |
!. !. Meyrowitz, NJ. Aronson, ]. Stein. NJ. |
Pach. and L. E. Spiegler. Toastmaster
for the evening was AL Shefferman.
The following were present: NJ. Aron-
son. ]. Abramson. NJ. Abramson, NJ. Ber-
stein, NJ. Brenner, NJ A. Gallan, A. A.
NJ Kaminsky, l. Harris c. Lemler I. l.
Mcyrowitz, NJ. Pach, A. Shefferman, L.
Z. Spiegler. ]. B. Stein, NJ. Steiner. L.
Yokelson, A. Rosenberg, NJ. Shefferman.
II. Lieberman, NJ Abrahams, S. Gold
stein, L. Cordover. L. Marcus. and Mas
ters GoIdstein and Wolf. Souvenirs were
presented the guests.
Mrs. Byron X. Stevens. of New York,
has arrived at the Shoreham and will
Sne,1d time in washington