Evening star., 1919-02-09

eneum, nelQ very SucCeSSIui duu Sh
| joyable reunion on last Tuesday as
guests of Miss Mary Mackrili. The
J next meeting of the circle Will be heid
/ Thursday night, February 13, at 90l
! 18th street, with Mr.. ~ H. DartoH.
vice president of the Atheneum, as
host
The Kansas City Girls Club of War
! Workers will entertain with valen-
I tone dance at the Washington Club,
| 1901 X street northwest. Thursday
/ evening. February IS. Mrs. Champ
/ Clark, Mrs. James A Reed. Mrs William
=. Borland. Mrs. r. Kirk Askew. Mrs.
James l.. Baity. Mrs. Hugh Smith and
Mrs. Edwin A. Krauthoff are the pa
| tronesses.
| a bridge tea will be given on We'd
nesday. February &c. by the Junior
Suffrage League at the headquarters of
the National American Woman Suf-
frage Association. No. 1926 Rhode
island avenue. The committee on ar
rangements is Miss Rosalie Waters.
Miss Helen CIayton, Miss Barbara
Selld. Miss Hope Whitford. Miss Nancy
Williams, Miss Vera Iseman, Mrs. Rob
crt b. Cummings, Mrs Russell I. Ed
wards Miss Celeste Childs. Among
those who have taken tables are Mrs.
inridge Long. Mrs. Richard Aldrich
Mrs. Gilbert H. Grosvenor, Mrs Louise
Brandeis. Mrs. Goldthwaite II. Dorr.
Mrs. Rupert Hughes, Mrs. Louise
Rrownlow, Mrs. w Gwy1n Gardiner,
Mrs. F. J. Brennan. Mrs. Jesse Adkins.
Mrs. James c. Cantrell. Mrs. Somerset.
r. Waters, Mrs. Medill Mccormick and
Mrs Jouett Shouse.
Members of Delta Delta Delta Fra
tevnity will hold Lincoin's birthday
dinner at the congressional Library
cafe February Il. at pm All tri-
deltas in the city who desire 20 atte nd
will kindly telephone Miss Edna Jack
son. Cleveland 174$-W.
Mr. and Mrs G. f Schutt, who
spent the holidays in New York. are
at St Augustine. Fla, for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs Sol Iseman. formerly
of Jacksonville. Fla. now OF Wash
ington. announce the engagement OF
their only daughter. Vera, to Mr.
Benjamin AXleroad of Albany. The
wedding will take place in this city
at an early date
Mr. and Mrs J. p. Hess entertained
in honor of Mr. Samuel \. Pickard
of Quantico. Va. last evening. The
guests included those from every state
in the Union and We're entertained a
dinner and dance Miss Jane Mac
beth gave several beautiful interpre-
tive dances. accompanied by the Bel
gian orchestra
The home of Mrs. Joseph Bean. 2142
= street. was the scene of reception
Wednesday evening given in compli-
Inent TO Mr.. and Mrs Charles Keller
Of Ton hos ,--.f.
took place at the home of Mrs. Bean
last week. There was d special pro-
gram of music. When Mr.. and Mrs.
Keller leave Washington they will
go to their home in Virginia.
MI, and Mrs. Max s. Rosenthal and
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Rosenfeld will be
Janifer street northwest. this even
ing from TO 1890 o'clock, to their
relatives and friends
The Washington section of the
Council of Jewish Women will hold
its next meeting on Tuesday. Febru-
airy II, at 2:3o pm. in 'he vestry
rooms of the Eighth Street Temple,
when splendid program is promised
Representative Frank c. Reavis, from
Nebraska, Will tell of his experiences
abroad Capt. Nathan Isaacs of the
mll1tary intelligence division Will give
an interesting talk on current Jew
ish events and Mr.. Bertram Simons of
Camp Humphreys will give violin
solo.
The Bachelors will hold the sew
NTH dance of their series Saturday,
February Is, at 1917 r street. The
com mittee in charge includes Mr.
William J. Monran. Mr.. ]. Whit Ham
nett, Mr. Edward G. Ardeeser, Mr.. J.
Paul Ardeeser. Mr.: Robert A Moul-
den. Mr.. Clarence L. Moore, Mr. w
Earl Groverman, Mr. Roy D. SchIegel
and Mr.. Albert II. Laird