Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-09
or Personal Interest to
Washington Residents


Mrs. Hannah Kaufman was guest OF
honor at a dinner at the MaytioWer
Hotel Friday night, given by her imHle-
diate family to celebrate her eightieth
birthday anniversary. Covers were laid
for II, and the table was attractive
with Spring flowers. In the party were
her children, DR.. and Mrs. Harry M
Kaufman, Mr.. and Mrs. Saul Bloom and
Mr.. Milton Kaufman; her grandsons,
Mr., Marx Kaufman, Mr.. Samuel D.
Kaufman and Mr.. and Mrs. ID. j.
Kaufman, and Mr.. Edward Hollander'
Following the dinner Mrs. Kaufman re-
| ceiyed her nieces and nephews. she
was at home informally, and was the
recipient of many beautiful flowers.
kilograms and tokens of love and esteem
from friends near and far.
Mr.. and MRS. Irving Strasburger OF
New York, with a large party of friends
! from that city, are spending the week
end in Washington at the Ambassador
Hotel to celebrate the flftieth birthday
anniversary of their host with round
of entertainment. A dinner dance,
with cabaret, took place last night at
| the MayfioWer Hotel in the large ball
room. The table. which seated 100
guests. was in the form of horseshoe,
with quantities of Spring flowers and
attractive souvenirs. A swimming party
and breakfast followed at the Ambassa-
dor Hotel A luncheon was given TO-DAY
at the hotel, and there were sight
seeing trips in the afternoon. Mr..
Strasburger formerly resided m this
city, son of Mr.. and Mrs. 2. Strasburger,
and made his home here for a number
of wears before going to New York. The
party made the trip in q special train.
| Besides the New York and Boston
guests, a number of relatives and old
| friends in this city attended the break
fast and luncheon.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Kohner re-
| turned Wednesday evening from q visit
in New York and Atlantic City. In
New York they were guests OF their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Deutsch. Miss Elizabeth Koh-
| ner, who Is attending Goucher College,
is home for the week end.
The Friday Afternoon Circle was en-
| teFtained at luncheon, followed by cards,
| last week by Mrs. Charles Frank in
her APARTMENT, in Woodley Park Towers.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Nordlinger and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j. kaufman are
| the week end guests in Baltimore OF MT.
and Mrs. Daniel Leventhai. They at
tended the Phoenix Club dance last
night.
Mrs. Henry ]. Kaufman, whose mar
riage recently took place, was given a
| kitchen shower at the home of Miss
Phyllis Kronheimer Monday night, by
| members of. her senior sorority, Sigma
Omega Pi. Refreshments were served
| during the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Kadden will re-
turn Tuesday from stay of two weeks
in Atlantic City.
The thirty-fifth birthday celebration
Of he - eIa N1yill
take place Tuesday with luncheon,
followed by musicale, at the Hotel
Washington. Different hostesses have
arranged tables for groups of friends.
Mrs. Joseph Solomon is chairman of
hostesSes. Mrs. leonard B. SchlosS is
president Of the Washington, D. c. Sec
ton.
ladies yesterday Afternoon at mah-jong
in her home, on Connecticut avenue.
| Tea was served during the afternoon.
| Miss Amy Behrend, who is attending
Goucher College, Is spending the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
B. Behrend OF Military road, and has
as her guest her college elaSsmate, Miss
Evelyn Wolfe of Montgomery, Ala.
They attended the Sigma Theta Pi
Sorority dance at the Woodmont Coun-
| try Club last night.
| MRS. MAX Rich, accompanied Dy ner
daughter, Mrs. Samuel Hersehfeld, re-
turned Thursday from a stay of three
weeks in Hollywood, Fla, and Havana.
Mr. Herschfeld, who motored down to
be with them, also has returned.
Miss Fannie Rich and Mrs. Alice
Rubin left Friday for a cruise to the
West Indies. Miss Rich recently re-
turned from Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs Simon Caspar, recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvan Ben
singer, have returned to their home, in
Philadelphia.
Miss Shirley Graf has as her week
end guest Miss FleFette Ottenheimer OF
| Baltimore.
The Sigma Theta ri Sorority dance
took place last night ct the Woodmont
Country Club, opening ut 10 o'clock. A
midnight supper was served. 1t was a
novelty dance and the ball room and
adjoining rooms we're attraetively deco
rated. A number of out-ef-tewn guests
attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Bloom OF Charles
ton, w. Va, who spent the past week
in Washington, returned to their home
Mrs. Sidney seidennaann entertained