Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-03
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| HsAASS ANVuahSoA, 1ulSS fTuQ NOmme and r.
Barnes.
Mrs. Cornelius T. Belt has returned to
| her home on New Hampshire avenue from
| an outing of nearly four months spent at
| the seashore and mountains, and has en-
| t1rely recovered her health.
| The Columbia Heights Art Club held its
| regular meeting last Thursday at the home
or Mrs. Mayfield. Columbia road Miss
| May Hadley read paper on Raphael and
Miss Wilmuth Gary contributed several pi-
| ano selections. Mrs. Kate Seip and Mrs
| rank Lemon were elected to membership
| in the club
| Commissioner of Patents and Mrs Chas
n Dueil have given up their house on
Columbia road and have taken apartments
| at the Arlington for the winter
The Capitol Hill History Club met We'd
nesday afternoon at the residence of Mrs
Briggs, CD street northeast. An interest
| ing paper was read by Mrs. McCreary upon
| the philippines, this being the history tonic
| for the day. The next meeting of the club
VIII be held on Wednesday afternoon. No
Vember H. at the home OF Mrs. McLaugh-
| lin, 5oS c street southeast
| Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Plant have had as
| their guests Miss Minnie E. Gaede and her
brother, Mr.. Willard Gaede of Burlington
| WIS; Miss Alma Stone of Claremont Va;
| MISS Abigail HARDWOOD of Atlanta. Ga. and
Mr.. f. b. Glenn of Richmond, Va.
| Miss Eva NJ. Coates entertained num-
Der of friends Wednesday evening at her
nome, 1916 . street. A number Of Hal
loWeen games were enjoyed, and after
ward refreshments were served. Those
present We're the Misses E. Naeff, Mohier.;
'bertha and Florence Ritter. Gertrude Athey
Maggie Themer Eva and jamie Coates
Mrs. Ida Croxton and Mrs. Coates, and
| Messrs. w. Costello, H. Hardesty R. Mat
| thews, H. Dante, Fred Funk, c. Moier j.
| Norris and E Calbrath
| Mr. and Mrs. ]. Finney Engle gave
Juvenile party for their little daughter, Mary
| Elizabeth. Halloween. After trying a num-
| Der of charms, the little folks were invited
| to the dining room, where the first attrac-
| tlon was "a mystery cake which con-
tanned a ring, thimble and piece of
| money. Master Herbert Smith found the
| ring in his portion, Master Robert Rafter
| the thimble, Miss Leah Humphrey the good
luck piece. Then the boys made merry
| over Jack Horner pie" in which each
| boy found favor. For the little girls
| there was 'Cinderella's pumpkin COACH"
drawn by white mice and driven by the
| fairy godmother, laden with. favors. An
other unique feature the ice cream
Brownies. Those present were Edith Cash,
Dorothy Dent. Ada Entwisle, Lillian Hyn-
son, Ruth McCathran Grace Nelson Leah
Humphrey, Elaine Sebring, Frances Sc
bring, Louise Stockett, Sarah Wagner, Paul
Cromeline, VIII Hill, Lester Hudson, Elmon
Koch, Joseph Loughran, Robert Rafter,
Winfield Scott, Herbert Smith, Mrs. Frank
Sebring and Mrs. Florence Fowler Hill.
Mrs. A. Schoenecker has returned from
her trip to Europe and will be pleased TO
see her friends Wednesdays at her home,
913 N street.
Mrs Eugene E. Stevens will be at home
Friday afternoons during the winter at 1916
Columbia road.
A delightful Halloween gathering took
place at the residence Of Mr.. John Jost,
SO4 street. under the auspices of Per-
severance Lodge OF Good Templars. The
guests entered the parlors to the music of
a piano solo by Miss Susie Jost. Mr.. Jas.
Mcdonald then presented a fine program
consisting of music by Mr. Claude CALI
CHER; solo, Miss Della CLANCY; vocal solo,
Miss Lilly Jost; recitation Miss Blanch
Gallagher; original conundrum, A. H
F'rear: lecture lin character), Frank Jost
A large plum pudding, presented by Mrs.
John Bryson, was cut and divided, Miss
Webb drawing the slice containing the
prize. The party then partook of an ele-
CANT supper, prepared by the young ladies
of the lodge, under direction of Mrs. John
Jest and Mrs. John Bryson, after which
the party INDUCED in Halloween games.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Frear Mr.. and Mrs. Bryson Mr.. and Mrs.
John Jost. Mrs A. V. Dorman, Mrs. Fred
Edith Bower, Mrs. A. Chaplin. Mrs Emma
Corby, Mrs. Cherry, Mrs. Powell Mrs
Harris, Miss Laura Bryson, Miss Daisy
Honodle, Miss Blanche Neff, Miss Hattie
Miss Mollie Williamson, Miss D. Tremp,
Miss Wood, Miss Blanche Gallagher, Miss
Swearinger, Miss Maggie Mellis. Miss Hoo
Yer, Miss Lillian Jost, Miss VALUE Jost,
Miss Susie Jost, Miss VIOLA CLANCY, Miss
Della CLANCY and Marion Kelly: Messrs
Mcdonald, Daily, Becker, Stocket, Wood
Young, Hoffman, Turner Slaughter Dun
birth, Claude Gallagher Butler, Sloan, Sinn-
hold and Frank Jost.
The marriage of Miss Edith D. Wagner
of Union Bridge, Md, and Mr.. John NJ.
Croft of Capitol Hill, this city, has been an
nounced. The ceremony was performed on
Wednesday afternoon last at the brides
home by Rev. R. S. Rowe. After trip
through Pennsylvania, the former home of
the groom, they will reside at 512 D street
northeast, this city.
Miss Alice Hopkins Of Buffalo, n. Y, is
the guest Of Miss Hope Edna Hopkins
A surprise party was given in honor of
Miss Marie Harvey at her residence 1923
9th street northeast. Halloween games were
enjoyed the principal one being the donkey
game. The ladies' prize was won by Miss
NJ. E. Watson and the gentlemens prize
by r. Thompson. The guests then assem-
bled to the dining room, where beautiful
repast was served The room was artist
cally decorated in ferns, autumn leaves
were the Misses NJ. Harvey, J. McGivern.
X. Treiber. o. and NJ. Howley, NJ. Foxe-
well, H. McGivern and b. Harvey; Messrs.
NOEL Cooksey, R. and E. Thompson, J.
Babcock, D. Sparrough, c. Nenable ].
Foxewell L. Perry, Owens and ]. Harvey,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Harvey, Mrs kilbourn
and Mrs. H. Watson.
The good literature committee of the Y
P. S. c. E. of Lincoln Memorial Congrega-
tional Church gave a Halloween social in
the Sunday school room of the church |
After the literary feature of the program
the audience entered into the spirit of the
eve Of All Halows with enthusiasm. The
library was decorated with leaves and
vines flags and plants.
The Dumbarton Club will hold its first re-
ception and dance of the season this even |
ing, when the ladies of the board of gov |
ernors will receive members and their |
friends. 1t is the intention in the imme- |
diate future to inaugurate an evening cur |
rent topics club, and also a whist club.
DR.. NJ. D. Peck and family have returned |
to the city from their summer home and |
have taken apartments at the Olympia |
flats.
A Halloween party was rendered Miss |
Alice kitsmiller Wednesday evening. Vocal |
and instrumental music, dancing and games |
were INDUCED in until late hour, when a |
dainty collation. was served. Those present |
were the Misses F. Kaiser, A. Kitsmiler,
S. Sloan, NJ Reagan b. killigan, A. Rice |
and Messrs. Billman, Smith, Pearson, Ha- |
gan, Block, Clark and Mr.. and Mrs. !
Mitchell
Miss Alice B. Koeth Of Capitol Hill has |