Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1927, Page 55

MISS ELSIE ELENE SUIT, “ho sailed from New York Wednes- for a visit in Prague, Czechoslo- \nkin Of Personal Interest To Washington Residents r. and Mrs. Harry Franc have t cards announcing the mar- their daughter, Ruth, to Mr. B. Strauss of Brooklyn, N. Y.. September 8, at Wash- ington, D. C. Iast week Miss Ruth Tepper, in Plainfield, s returned to her nd her three to the city and are i , 2618 Connecti- ceut ave M is back from inger and daugh- rdlinger, returned “t’in Mount : P to Chicago, the former’s Reizenstein, who spent the week in Washington with relatives, left Friday for Philadelphia to join Mr. Reizenstein, who return- ed from a fishing trip and will spend the week in Atlantic City. M eanette Naiman has returned mp Louise, Buena Vista, Pa., e spent two months. . Stanley Lansburgh has re- turned from a motor trip north, and visits in New York City. Samuel Steinberger, jr.. is spend- ing a week at North ach, Md., the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Archie Engel and cousi| Mr. and Mrs. Dittler of Atlanta, sts for 10 days of s, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Behrend, Beverly Courts. s. Rudolph Behrend and two daughters, Amy and Ruth, have returned from a trip to Virginia Beach. Harold Levi, jr., has returned from Racquette Lake Camp, New York. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kaufman and @Aaughter, Miss Caroline Kaufman, returned from Atlantic City. They were at the Shelburne for the Summer. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ney and family and Mrs. Harry Kronheimer tave re- .turned from Atlantic City, where they were registered at the Ambassador. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Kuntz, who have been spending the Summer in Denver, Colo.,, will return here shortly. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Grosner have returned from a stay of two months in Atlantic City, where they had a cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Koenigs- berger have returned from a motor to New York City nd States. venor and Mrs. ave been spend- ummer at the Shelburne, , will return on Septem- Mrs. Joseph Ney has returned to the Roosevelt from a four-month stay in_Atlantic City and Staunton, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sherby and family, who have a apartment in Atlantie City, where they spent the Summer, will return to their home on Decatur street during the coming week. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lang of Phila- delphia, who have been guests of rela- tives here, have returned to their home. Mr. a)d Mrs. Alan Kaufman have om & stay of six weeks ity. fon Hopfenmaier and her i ve returned to their epartment the Wardman Park Hotel afte nding the Summer at Atlantic C; Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Nachman of Wakefield Hall have returned from Atlantic City. Mrs. Leon Meyer and daughter, Lois, of Houston, Tex., are visiting the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sa nier place. . 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