The Washington herald., 1915-10-10
About Washington Folk

About Washington FOLK
Miss Nellie Underwood, of Chicago
the national press correspondent fol
the Ladies of the G. 4. R." is q
guest in this city today en- route fol-
Cleveland.
Mrs, Wesley Martin Stoner. who ID
making a suffrage tour of the towns
Of West Virginia. is now in Hinton
". Va, where she will give suffrage
speech. On Friday afternoon she made
an adress at Lewisburg. W. Va.
Miss Beatrice Hahn. Of this city. is
spending some time in Baltimore, the
house guest of Miss Adele Goldsmith.
Mrs. l. Steel and daughter. Miss Miriam
Steel. of Little Rock, Ark, arrived i'll
the city during the week. Miss Steel
will attend school here and Mrs. Steel
will spend some time in New York. he
fore returning to her home in Little
Rock.
Mr.: Max Behrend. of Germantown. Pa,
was the guest Of relatives in the city
last week.
Mrs. Oettinger. of Wilson. n c. has
returned to her home in the South. from
a stay of some weeks in Washington.
the guest of her mother. Mrs. Rosen-
thai.
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs Henry
g. Soule have taken an apartment at
the Westmorelan where they are now
esta blished for the winter.
Mrs Philip H. Sheridan. of this
rived in Hot Springs for the autumn.
The Minister of the Netherlands,
Chevalier W l.. F. c. Van Rappard.
who had been preceded by the men,
ters of the staff. returned to the re-
CATION Friday. 1t has not been de-
cided whether Nine. Van Rappard and
Miss Ernestine Van Rappard, who are
abroad. will return to Washington this
season
Mr.. I. Haas. of New York will spend
q few days in the city this week, the
guest of his mother. Mrs. r Haas.
Mr.. Phillip Roman has returned to his
home in New York. after a few days in
town. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. J.
kaufman of MacComb street
Miss Ruth Israel has returned to her
home i'll Lancaster. Pa. after most
enjoyablc time in Washington. the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Felheimer.
Miss Eta Oppenheim has returned to
he, home in Baltimore. from a fort
night spent in town, the house guest OF
Miss Beatrice Kaufman.
Mr.. and Mrs Milton Hopfenmaier en-
tcrtained Sunday last at reception
given in honor of the enga agement of Miss
Nina Frank and Mr.. Moe Baer The
color scheme was gold and white. with
festoons of tea roses and smilaN through
out the house. In the receiving line
we're Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Hopfenmaier. Miss
Nina Frank and Mr. NJ. Baer. Mrs. A
Raer. Mr.. and Mrs. l. Simon and Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Hopfenmaer.
The Minister of Sweden and Nine
W. a. Ekengren returned Friday TO
the legation in Washington.
Mr. Harcourt Malcolm. Speaker of
the House of Parliament. of Nassau,
3 W. L. and Mrs. Malcolm were en-
tertained at dinner Friday night by
the Secretary of the Interior and Mrs.
Fra nklin X. Lane.
Mrs Preston Gibson reached White
sulphur springs saturday Win Her Two
children and yesterday gave a tea
at Elmhurst
The first general meeting of the Coun
Gil Of Jewish Women will be held on
Tuesday next October u. at $50 p. m.
in the vestry of the Eighth Street Tenn
pie. The program will open with greet
ings from Mrs. Frank A. Greenawalt. fol-
lowed by an address by Hon. William
p -
dered by Miss Effie DreXilus. and a
social hour will close the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Sinsheimer have
returned to their home in Baltimore.
after few days spent in town. where
they came to attend the Baer-Frank en-
sagement reception. Miss Julia Gold
smith has returned TO her home in Fred
ericksburs, Md. after some weeks spent
Mrs. Ryan.
Mr. and Mrs. Granville R. Fortescue.
who are in England. will return to
Washington the middle Of this month
and will stop with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles J. Bell. who will close Twin
Oaks. their country house, soon ana
return to the city.
Mrs. Held. Of this city. is spending
some time in New York. the guest Of
relatives. Mrs. Harry Friedlander has
to the Powhattan Hotel, after
spending the summer months in Atlantic
City at the Royal Palace.
Mrs. A. Elias. OF New York, spent some
time in the city ast week. the guest Of
relatives.
Mrs. Parkus and sons. Of Baltimore,
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