Evening star., 1914-04-19
Recent Parties.

Miss Helen Fischer was hostess Mon
day at a luncheon at the Washington
Suburban Club in honor of her house
! guest, Miss Hannah May of Richmond.
! Va. Covers were laid for twenty-five.
| The centerpiece of the table was of
| tonquils. In the party were Mrs. Max
/ Fischer. mother of the hostess; the
Misses Hannah May. Minnie Seligman of
Norfolk. Va; Margaret Greenhut, Mad
aline Greenhut. Katharine Heller. Alma
Kaufman. Beatrice Hahn. Esther Kahn,
Gladys Mayer. Jeanette Eiseman, Celeste
Goodman. Alma Baer Edna Open
heimer, Sylvia Saks, Pauline Cohn. Hor-
| tense Brylawski. Dorothy Oettinger.
Dorothy Stiefel, Sarah Schwartz, Louise
Beriiner and Mrs. Stanley Lansburgh.
Mrs Sol Minister was hostess on Fri
day at luncheon at her home on Ontario
place.
Mrs. Randolph Behrend entertained the
Afternoon Bridge Club at her home on
Wyoming avenue yesterday. Two tables
were devoted TO the game and during
tho afternoon tea was served.
The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club was
entertained last week by Mrs. Simon
kann at her home in Belmont road The
guests We're Mrs. Gerson Nordlinger, Mrs
Harry King. Mrs. Sidney Reizenstein.
Mrs. Salvador Richard and Mrs Henry
Kaufman.
A party was held at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew n Goebel of
2il 18th street northeast, Wednesday
evening. April Il. in honor of the eight
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daughter Evelyn. The house was beauti-
fully decorated with roses. carnations
and ferns. Instrumental music was fur
nished by Miss Eva Slater and Mrs. Jo-
seph Y. Cullen on the piano and Mr.
Wheeler with the violin Vocal selec-
tions were rendered by Miss Edna kalden-
bach, Miss Eva Slater, Miss Lessie Lana
han. Mr.. Frank Goebel and Mr.. August
Orange. Mr. Frank uoebel and Miss
Marjorie Campbell Won first prize. being
the ones to best tango Refreshments
were served after games and dancing.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
V. Cullen, Miss Edna Kaldenbach. Miss
Inez Butterfield, Miss Lessie Lanahan,
Miss Marjorie Goode. Miss Marjorie
Campbell, Mr.. August Orange Mr.. Lewis
Hoover. Mr.. William Wheeler, Mr.. Earn
est Whitzel. Mr. Frank Goebel and Mr.
William III. Luers.
The home of Mr. and Mrs John I.
Teachum, 1926 G street northeast was
the scene of a beautiful party Wednes-
day evening in honor of the birthday
of their son John. Games were enjoyed
by all present. Prizes were won by
Clarke Davis. who found the most eggs,
and Roland Trippet. who won the
donkey prize, while Gertrude Brown won
the booby prize in this. An egg scram-
bic was the scene of a real scramble. In
which all took part. Lunch was
served, the table being neatly trimmed
with Easter decorations, nine candles
being used to represent the age of the
young host. Those present We're Mar
garet Litchfield. Martha Mack. Margaret
Brown. Gertrude Brown. katherin F'itz-
gerel. Virginia Farmer. Lorene Farmer.
Mary Teachum. Ralph Clements John
ME Reed. Lloyd Farmer. Carroll Mack.
Clarke Davis. Wilfred Litchfield. Willie
Edinger, Eddie Edinger. Leroy Strickley.
James Arts and Roland Trippet.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Brunger of 1887
I'd street northwest were given a sur
prise party on the occasion of their sill
Yer wedding anniversary Wednesday
evening. April Is. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Murray, Mr.. and
Mrs ]. B. Mckay. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w
Pollen. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Galliford, Mr..
and Mrs. F. ]. Leonberger, Mrs Elizabeth
Hawxhurst. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Leonberger,
Miss Marion Mckay. Miss Adele Thomas.
Mildred Hawxhurst, Miss Katie Esson,
Mr. John w. Piper and their son. Mr..
Charles A. Brunger
The gifts included a silver tea service,
silver-mounted umbrella. silver fern dish
and reflector. flowers, and other gifts of
silver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brunger having been
married in London. the wedding cake
was decorated with the union jack and
the Stars and Stripes
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Shomo gave an
egg rolling and birthday party Easter
Monday. at their home near Mount Raj
nier Nd, in honor of their little grand
daughter Hilda. daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Walter NJ. Shomo. Among the little ones
present were Hilda Shomo, Hazel Harri-
man. Esther Newman. Dorathea Welsh,
Deborah Daniels. Virginia Moy, Theresa
Clarke Alfred Newman. Dolph Fentress,
Harry Cornell, Owen Cornell, Irving Hob
son and Milton Crawford. Those assist
ing in receiving the little guests were
Mrs. T. W. Shomo. Mrs. W. NJ Shomo,
Mrs. l.. ]. Wright, Mrs. ]. w. Hartman,
Mrs. ]. E. Fentress. Mrs Harry Newman,
Mrs. Theodore Hardy. Mrs. James Mont
gomery. Mrs. Millard Hess. Miss Martha
Whitcraft and Miss Lee Wright. After
egg rolling, games and music. the little
ones were served luncheon. the table be-
ing beautifully decorated with flowers and
favors for the little guests were small
Easter baskets. A poem written by James
Montgomery especially for the little host
ess was read, and she was the recipient
of many beautiful presents from her lit
tie friends. ...
Mrs. Charles E. Turner was hostess Of