Evening star., 1915-02-03
made the ballroom appear to be filed

made the ballroom appear to be filled
with fireflies.
The officers of the association are E.
Lester Man, president: Moses Often
berg, first vice president; b. S. Cold
stein, second vice president: 1. Bern
stein, secretary; Michael Harris. treas
urer; entertainment committee. Edward
Rosenblum. Michael Harris, Samuel
Blumenthal. David Broude. EdWaro
Johnson, David Gold and Ben Often
berg; floor committee. Ben Gutenberg,
Louis Rosenthal, Charles Rosenthal,
Max Raum, Joseph Norman, Benjamin
Robin, Max Gutenberg, Falk Harmel and
Joseph LeviSohn.
Friday evening, January 20, the girl
friends of Miss Hazel c. Grier gave her
a birthday party at the home of Miss
Helen r. Potts. The evening was spent
lin music, games and dancing. At a
late hour refreshments were served
Pink and blue were the prevailing col
ors in the decorations Those present
were Mrs Ella Grier. Mr.. and Mrs.
Misses Hazel c. Grier. Annie Skees.
Rita Sheriff, Mary Sheriff. Selma Trede.
Helen Stauffer. Rebecca Neff, Vera Ger
mond Ada Woodbridge, Bessie Brooks
Harding, Cleve Mckee, Bernard Nc
Larney, Forest Cox. Edward Fuget.
Lawrence Pinkert. Harry Schwahn,
Roy f. Potts. Harry L. Smith. Richard
Brown and Virgil Davis. The out-of-
town guests were Miss Bessie Brooks.
Mr.. Richard Brown and Mr.. Roy e.
Potts of Winchester. Va, who spent
the week end with the hostess
Mrs. Edwin Lee Morgan recalls her
tea cards for Friday, February 8, on
account of the death of her mother,
Mrs. Van Zandt.
A delightful luncheon was given
n Ashton
pliment to Miss Eleanor Smith. Miss
, Gladys Pugh and Mrs. William n:
lSowden of Pennsylvania. grandmother
| of Miss Pugh. The guests composed
party of Washingtonians who were
| travelling in France when war was de-
clared and remained there during the the
mobilization of the French army. The
luncheon was in the nature of re
union of this party. The table decora-
tions were in the French colors, with
small French flags for place cards
Miniature baskets of flowers and pom
| bons were given as favors.
| Mrs. George A. King and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Robert NJ. Hinckley. will be
with them their house guest, Miss Vir-
ginia Jenkins of Suffolk. Va.
| The Friendship House Nursery Aid
will IL hold it's February meeting with
Mrs. George Anthony, 1880 Lamont
street, Monday, February 8. at 2
o'clock MIR. Walter S. Cford, general
secretary. Associated Charities, will be
the speaker
Miss Lutz and Miss Gertrude Lutz
oa19 California street, will be at nome
tomorrow and Thursday, February IL.
Mrs. Renato Tittoni, 1924 street,
viii be at home Wednesdays i'll Feb
| ruary.
| Additional hostesses for the Dolly
| Madison breakfast. to be given IN
| honor of Mrs. Thomas Marshall. MRS.
rb.mo Clark and the ladies of the
| "a ahinet at Rauscher's February 10, are
| Mrs MARITIME. wife of Senator MARITIME
NJ New Jersey; Mrs. Matthew T. Scott.
Miss Mary wilcox. Mrs Francois
Mrs. william Graham Harvey; Mrs.
MYERS wife of Senator Myers or Mon
Iana: Mrs. Samuel Spencer, Mrs Victor
Eamffmann. Mrs. John X. Shields, Mrs
| Er,uk s White, Mrs. Percy T. Quln,
| Mrs calder Mrs. ]. ]. Russell WIFE or
Renresentative Russell of Missouri;
Mrs. T. J. Linthicum, wife OF Repre-
Sentative Linthicum of Maryland; Mrs
Stone of Washington: Mrs; S; H. Dent
wife of Representative Dent OF Aia- H.ss
hama: Mrs. Delos Blodgett MIS-
| Charles L. Bartlett, Mrs. Theodore Til
4 Ter Mrs. Randolph Hopkins. mrs Jo-
1 senh Kerr Maxwell. Mrs. w. F. Han
| COCK. Mrs. A. S. Stavely. Mrs. James