Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-02
SOCIAL. MATTERS.

Miss Jennie c. Hamin and Mr.. Frederick W.
Parker will be married tonight at the residence
Of the brides parents. 1914 Corcorau street. by
Rev. DR.. Alexander Kent. Miss Marion DIM
mick will be the bridesmaid and Mr. VIM. H.
Keith Of Missouri best man. A reception win
follow the ceremony and after ii the Young
couple viii leave for a wedding trip. They viii
reside this winter at 1877 Carroll street south
east. where they will receive their friends on
the 18th and 29th OF this month.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Richardson Clover are at the
Shoreham until the completion Of their new
residence on New Hampshire avenue. where
they expect to be comfortably established early
In the new year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bower Mcdonald have re-
turned from New York and are at their home
on Connecticut avenue for the winter
Miss Dame, formerly Of this city, is visiting
Mrs sidwell at so4 2lst street, and will be at
home to her friends on Thursday.
Mrs. John ". Green Of Los Angeles. Cal, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. E. c. Moore, 1918 8
street.
A pleasant Halloween party was held at the
residence Of Miss Nida keefer at 400 New Y ork
avenue on Monday night. Among those present
were Miss Matte Parker, Miss Emma Gunnett,
Miss Nida keefer, Miss BERTHE Keefer, Mr.. Geo.
H. Thyson.
leap year taffy pulling was given Monday
dence, 1874 North Carolina avenue. Among
those present were the Misses Violet Gosneli,
Ida Randall. Eva warfied, Harriet Little, Belle
Gray, Gertie Mangan. Annie Burgess, Mary
Canter, Blanche Griffith and Jessie langley.
Messrs Chas. Fillius, Chas. Cecil, VIM King.
Geo. Little. Sam stineberger, Mike Curtin,
Allie langley, Robt. Marlain, Dan Curry. Robt.
Buehler, Thos. Sergerson and Mr.. Wilson.
Dancing was kept up until a late hour after
which refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald MACPHERSON and chill
dren have returned to their home, 2229 18th
street northwest from a months visit In north
eastern Pennsylvania.
An enjoyable surprise party was given on
Halloween at the residence Of Mr. and Mrs F.
Schweinhaut, 439 Warner street northwest. in
honor Of their little daughters, Rena and Stella
Parior games were enjoyed until a late hour.
Among the features OF the evening were magic
lantern scenes and the donkey game. The first
prize was awarded to Master Philip Croney and
the BOBBY prize WAS won by Master Archie
Christian. After the games refreshments were
served Among those present were the Misses
Hattie Barker, Katie johnson. Annie Reeves,
Alice kltzmiller, Katie Dorsey Bertha Bremen
Rena Schweinhaut, Mary Wilkins. Ella Croney
Ada Bates. Edna Bremen, Bette Dorsey, Stella
Schweinhaut, Mamie Talks, Mamie Kitzmiller
Bessie O'Neil, Virgie Browne and Jennie
Devers. Masters Harry, Archie and George
Veihmeyer, Henry and Joseph Griffith. Philip
Croney. Sam Tinker, Harry Mills. Harry and
John Rhupperdist, Frank and George Schwein.
haut. George and Harry Barker. John Sucker
and Percy Mills, Mrs. Browne. Mrs. Talks. Mrs
Tinker, Mr.. and Mrs. James Reed, Mrs. Stucker
and Mrs. Rhupperdist, Mrs. johnson, Mr.. II
Mills and ". Vanhorn.
Mrs. John Fisher of Detroit and Miss E. l.
Fisher Of Carlisle. Pa, who we're the guests Of
I &c 10,
few days, left for their homes last Sunday
night.
The o. NJ. C.'s were pleasantly entertained
last night at donkey party" by Miss Grueb
Ter of New York at her residence, 407 G street
northwest. The first prize was won by Miss
NJ. Carpenter; ''booby" prize. Miss s. Carpen-
ter. The house was beautifully decorated with
ferns and potted plants and a bountiful cola
ton was served at 1890 and dancing was con-
tinued until a late hour.
An enjoyable reunion was given by the mem.
bers of the S. L. W. Club All Halloween even.
ing at the residence Of Miss Adelaide Borbeck
sos Sd street northwest. The evening was
pleasantly interpreted with vocal and instru-
mental music. At midnight sumptuous sup
per was served. The club is composed OF
thirteen young men. Each member received
from his hostess a dainty souvenir with an in.
scription thereon commemorative of the event
The guests Of the evening were Mr.. Ralph
Everett. Miss Norinne d. Riordan, Mr.. W. H.
Paxton. Miss Blanche Crawford Mr.. NJ. NJ
Burns, Miss Augusta Borbeck, Mr.. E. NJ. Muir
Miss Estele Hamilton, Mr.. B. II. johnson, Mis-
Barbour, Mr.. Andrew C. Weyley, Miss Borbeck
Mr.. F. NJ. Nixon, Miss Helen E. Stofer, Mr.. H
s. Edmunds and Miss R. Bayly.
pleasant masquerade party was given Hal
loween night by Miss Katherine McGirr to som,
of her friends. Among those who participated
in the dancing and sports were Misses Grac,
Winslow. as Miss Butterfly; Maize Burnham
gypsy; Nellie Bray, Quaker; Minnie Hall, Swiss
peasant; Mamie Schmidt. Marguerite; Lilliar
Bray, Innocence; Julia Schmidt. Spanish girl
Gertrude johnson, Folly; Virgie Collins, Bo-
hemian girl; Julia Medeira. French court lady
Katherine McGirr, flower girl. and Messrs. John
Bischoff, Spanish cavalier; Walter Bergevan
sailor: Earl Decker, domino; Mortimer Caruana
Indian squaw; Percy Leetch. summer girl
Willis REYNOLDS, sailor; Louie Dolonay dancing
master; Frank Mannsell. Night: Abbot Payn
George Washington: Ed. Burnham, greer
domino; Louis Radcliffe dancing girl; Charlie
Durham. red domino, and Theodore McGirr
sister Of charity.
Wimodaughsis was .'at home" to its friends
Tuesday evening at the Wimodaughsis build
ing, 1928 street northwest The guests wert
received by Mrs H. B. Bennett, Mrs. DR.. Hood
DR.. Caroline b. Winslow, Miss Fanny n Ed.
wards and Miss Eliza T. Ward. An excellen,
program of instrumental and vocal music and
Rotations was presented by Miss Maud Light
foot Miss Ada L. Townsend, Miss Ada Bon
dell, Prof. John Lawrence and Mr.. VIM. J. Caul.
field. Refreshments were served, and the young
people spent an hour dancing in the spacious
parlors. Among those present were Mrs. ]. H.
ketchum, Mrs. Henry A. Willard. Mr.. and Mrs
Philip. Mr.. and Mrs. Cheshin. Mrs. Voorhees,
Mrs. Hord, Mrs. J. II. Houghton, Mrs. W. s.
Saxton and daughters Mrs. Holt. Mrs. Lucy S.
Doolittle, Mr.. and Mrs. George Maist Mrs.
Bauer, Mrs. Daish and daughter, Mrs. Reynolds,
Mrs. George Mason and niece, Misses Blanche
Lightfoot, Gangewer, Cartner, Travers. Pickles
Pope and Dickerson and Messrs. Mobley, Sutlif,
Morrison, Latimer and Rand.
Miss Laura B. kimbaH Of Providence, r. l.,
is in the city for a fortnight and is stopping
with relatives at No. Ill Massachusetts avenue
northwest.