Evening star., 1924-06-22
PERSONAL NOTES.

The Town ard Country Club is Civ
ing it's first annual children's party
tomorrow afternoon at the clubhouse,
on the Rockville road, from 2:30 to
) O'Clock. featuring Peggy Albion of
radio fame, who gives the children S
hour; Joe Brown and Baby Margaret,
songs, dances, games, prizes and re-
freshments will make up most en-
tertaining afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Frank have
opened their country home on the
South River, Md. near Annapolis
where they are now located with
their two children. Amalie and Jack,
Miss Esther Sherry and Miss Helen
Marks. who were students at Goucher
College. are visiting friends H. At
lanta Ga, after spending snort
time in town with their parents
Mrs. sylvan King has rytarned
from New York. accompan ed hy her
mother. Mrs. Albert Morris of Nor
folk. Va, and Miss Virginia Dam
mann OF New York City. who are
her house guests at her nome ON
keokuk street Chevy Chase.
Mrs SalIie Weinrich has some to
Atlantic city for the summer to be
the guest of Mrs A. Levy.
Mr. Alvin West. who was the guest
OF his parents. MIR. and Mrs. Emil
West. has returned to New York Mrs.
West is continuing her visit with Mr..
and Mrs. West.
The Wednesday Afternoon Card
club met at the Country Club for
luncheon, followed by mah-jong, the
past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Kann have re-
turned from motor trip TO Bedford
Springs, Pa.
Mr. William Nordlinger is at home
from the University OF Pennsylvania
Miss Victoria Straus leaves tomor-
row for Plainfeld, y. J.. to be the
guest of Miss Frances Topper before
going to Tripp Lake Camp, Portland
Me. later in the week.
Mr. William Wolf is at home from
dartmouth College, y. H., and MI.
Alan David has returned from the
University of Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Harold {. Kaufman Is spend
ing the week in Atlantic City with
friends.
Mrs. l. Gotthelf of New York city
is spending several weeks 10 town
as the guest OF her brother-in-l la W,
The Afternoon Club met at the
Country Club for luncheon, followed
by NAH iong, on Friday
The Wednesday Club met at the
Country Club last week for luncheon,
followed by mah-jong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney &. Kaufman
were given Il surprise dinner, followed
by mah-jong, at the Country Club by
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weyl are
spending most Of the summer at
Ramsgate. Kent. England. Later on
they will visit the latter's sister at
Newcastle. returning to this country
a the end of September
The marriage Of Miss Antoinette Wo1l-
berg, daughter OF Mrs. Nathan Woll-
berg, to Mr.. Nathan J. Casel Of this city
formerly Of Newca Stle. Pa. will take
place this afternoon Ut > o'clock in the
home of the brides mother, 1929 lltt
street. and will be witnessed by mem
bers OF the family and intimate friends
OF the couple. The ceremony will be
performed by the Rev DR.. Abram Simon
of the Eighth Street Temple. and will
be followed by a breakfast Among the
out-of-toWn guests are Mrs Fred Ber-
man, sister of the bride of South BoS
ton. Va; Mr.. Jacob Case!. brother Of
the bridegroom, and Mrs. Leon Fox OF
Cleveland. Ohio.
Mrs. Joseph Bernan and two children.
who were guests of Mrs. Bermau's sis
ters. the Misses Stern. have returned 10
their home in South Boston, Va.
The Friday Card Clubs met at the
Country Club last week for luncheon
followed by mah-jong.
TIE marriage of Miss Sylvia Hart
man and Mr. jefferson Kahn took place
last evening at : o'clock in the Hotel
Belvedere, Baltimore. and was wit
messed by $50 guests. A dinner and
dancing followed the ceremony. Among
the out t-of-town guests, from this city
were Mr.. and Mrs Sol Meyer. Miss
Bertha Meyer. Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Sig
mund, Miss Marjorie SigTnund Mrs
Nathan Kahn and daughter and Mrs
JEFF kornicker of New York City.
The Town and Country Club will be
the scene of numerous dinner parties at
the Country Club tonight.
Miss Ruth Behrend was hostess yes
terday afternoon at a children's party
celebrating her eighth birthday anniver-
sary on the lawn of her home in Chevy
Chase. Games and refreshments made
UP an enjoyable afternoon.