Evening star., 1933-05-28
OF Personal Interest,
To Washington Residents

DR.. and Mrs. Abram Simon left Fri
day for Atlantic City, where they will
be until October. The many friends OF
DR.. Simon will be pleased to learn Of
his recovery from his recent illness and
he will spend the Summer months re-
cuperating at the sea shore.
Mrs. Charles A. Goldsmith is in
Richmond, Va, the guest of her SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
william Thalhimer.
Mr. and Mrs Moses, formerly Of New
Rochelle, N. Y, are now making their
home in Washington at Park Towers
Apartment.
The Spring luncheon held Monday
last by the Jewish unit of the Amer
ican Red Cross at its headquarters, 1864
Columbia road, seated 40 ladies at
small tables made attractive with CEN
terpieces of pink roses and white bios
SONS, with Mrs. Silas Rosenthal as
hostess. The unit will continue serv-
ing during the Summer, and since Sep
tember has turned in 1000 garments
under the able leadership Of Mrs.
Joseph Solomon.
The Woodmont Country Club has ar
ranged an all-day sports program with
luncheon Tuesday, Decoration day. fol-
lowed by dinner parties and dancing
in the evening
Miss Aline Lansburgh. after spend
ing short visit here with relatives, is
spending some time in New York.
Mrs. Carolyn Dreyfuss and her young
son, Barney. Of Pittsburgh. are spend
ing some time in Washington at the
Westchester.
The confirmation exercises of The
Eighth Street Temple will take place
Wednesday at 10 o'clock am The
services will be conducted by the mem
bers of the class under the direction of
Rabbi Philip D. Bookstaber, in the
absence of Dr. Simon In the class of
20 are Audrey E. Alexander, Adolphe
" Baer. Louis Bleaker, Ruth Adrienne
Brill. David Carlmer. Doris Jean de
i Ford, Sadie L. Fox, Jeanne L. Gold
smith, Evelyn B. Hartstall, Ruth Her
man, Louise G. Konigsberg, William
Lewis, jr: Myron Lewis, Madden Shir-
| ley, Felice Pearlman. Ralph H. Retler,
| Sternberg. Sylvia Elizabeth Strasburger,
| Sylvia r. Waldman, and Amelia C..
| Wiener
| A dinner dance of the confirmation
, class will take place Saturday night,
June 3, at the Broadmoor, and Satur-
| day, June 10. the confirmation alumni
| will give a dance in honor of the class
of 1888 at the Potomac Boat Club. On
| Decoration day the class, with DR..
Bookstaber as the guest of honor, will
have picnic lunch in Rock Greek Park.
Miss Helen Strasburger leaves today
for Braddock Heights. Md, to be the
guest Of Miss Rose Stern at her Sum-
mer home over Decoration day
! Mr.. Walter Franc, who has been stay
ing at Wardman Park Hotel for several
weeks. leaves today for New York to visit
relatives before returning to his home
in Columbus, Ohio. Mrs Franc will
continue her stay here and join Mr..
Franc at their home during the coming
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Kann and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. S. Kann were in Baltimore the
| early part of last week and attended
the fifteenth wedding anniversary Of
DR.. and Mrs. Joel Fleischman.
At the garden musicale Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Edmund
l. Kaufman on Colorado avenue, held
for the benefit Of the National SYM
phony Orchestra, tea was served on
the spacious verandas. The gardens
! were ablocm with Summer flowers and
during the afternoon Mrs. Gretchen
| Hood Howe gave several vocal selec-
tions. Mr.. Sol Sax piano solos, and Mil
ton Schwartz was the solo violinist
Cards have been sent cut announcing
the marriage of Miss Ruth Thayer
Clark of New York to Mr.. Harry Singer,
son of Mrs. Blanche L. Singer Of that
city, Saturday, May 20. Mr.. and Mrs.
Singer took a water trip to Bermuda