Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-01
THE SOCIAL WORLD

I'LL OUUIhL UUHLU
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the peanut hunt were won by Miss Dorothy
Lang and Mr.. Frank Allen. In the guessing
contest Miss Marie Johnson and Mr.. Glen
McCambridge captured the prizes. The fea-
ture of the evening, however, was the po-
| tato race, which was won by Miss Anita
Ballinger and Mr. Frank Allen. Among
those present included Miss Marie Johnson,
Margaret Paine, Dorothy Lang. Florence
Ballinger, Anita Ballinger, Ethel Clark.
Elise Browning, Margaret McCambridge,
Florence Evans, Dolly Wingate, Gladys
Rawlings, Messrs Robert Rawlings, Henry
Wingate. Reginald Rawlings. Carl Ray
| mond, Jesse McKeever Adolph Rawlings
Glen McCambridge. Eaton Edwards, Jack
Wilson. Frank Allen, Hubbard Sylvester
and Chauncey Williams. After the award
ing of the prizes in the different contests re-
freshments were served.
merry party of young people kept the
Halloween vigils last night at the home of
Miss Louise Birch 312S Dumbarton avenue.
The parlors were decorated, and appropriate
games were enjoyed. Among those present
were Misses Kirkley, Taylor Harner Stew
art, Hudson and Stoak and Messrs Houton.
shoemaker. Birch, I.ittel, Miller, Stanton
and keiner.
The engagement of Miss Margaret "
joyce to Mr.. c. Preston Thompson of At
lantic City Is announced. The wedding will
take place December the 10th.
J. d. Whelpley and family returned from
England this week after five months alb
sence, and have taken house 1915 10th street,
Washington Heights.
DR.. and Mrs. William c. Borden have
moved from kalorama avenue to 1852 Erie
street northwest.
The first meeting of the season Of the
Short Story Club was held Monday evening
at the residence of its president Capt Ar
thur thu Portman. Melrose street: Chevy Chase.
with cut flowers and potted plants. There
was a good attendance in spite of the in
clement weather. The members gave short
summer vacations. Miss Gertrude Withing-
ton read an interesting paper Of her trips
to various places Mrs. NJ l.. Willis told
Of her vacation trips. and was followed by
Mrs. Rosa H. Townsend After few re-
marks by Mrs. Clara O. Bland Mrs. Mary
F. Case gave her vacation sketch and told
of spending the early part of the summer
in the city, with occasional short trips to
the country. Mrs. E. Maynicke Stillman
gave a description of a historical painting
and then read a paper on the life of Gen.
Franz Sigei. Dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess, Dr. Adeline E. Port
man. During the coming season the club
will meet every second and fourth Tuesday
of the month at the Riggs House.
A Halloween party was given in Brook
land, at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
F. Adams. III Lowell street The lawn
was decorated in Chinese lanterns. The
young folks enjoyed numerous games until
midnight, after which a supper was served.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. F.
L. Oliver. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Q. Oliver, Mr..
L. White and wife, W. l.. Jones and wife
p IT GjyeDa and wife John SlevaS
wife, Preston Burrel and wife, Mrs. Cas-
sidy and son, Mrs. Powell and daughter
LOWE and Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Adams.
Among the young folks were Miss Anna
Adams, Ellie and Fannie Bizgia. Maggie
Harrington. Alice Gleason. Fannie White,
Edna Corby, Master Frank Adams. George
b. Wilson, Eddie Willis, Jamie West. Ar
thur White, Percy Webster Clarence Web
ster and Charles Duvall.
A Halloween surprise party was ten
dered Master Ernest Brooks last night, at
the home Of his parents 1921 Sd street
northwest. More than score of his young
friends called in a body, and number Of
Interesting games provided amusement dur
ing the evening. Among those in the party
were Florence Keys, Mabel Gallaher. jean
nette Klus, Ethel Pyle, Isabelle Williams,
Anna and Rose Bigelow, Frances Gallaher,
Grace Meyers, Lottie Down, Catherine
Howard, Carrie BouIter, Hattie Kennon.
Addie Noske, Virgie Humphrey, Howard
Kneessi, Howard and David Lum, Frank
Ochenreiter, Bernard Berger, Howard Stow
art, Sydnor Falconer, George Huber, Harry
Aue, Harry Down. Burton Brunger. Arthur
McGilI, Raymond Humphrey, Cecil Fielding.
Frank Howard and George Perott.
Pioneer Council, No l. Sons of Jonadab.
entertained a number Of their friends at
their hall, 623 Louisiana avenue, last night.
pleasing program was rendered by local
talent. and ELECTED much applause. The
numbers rendered were: Miss Zeitler. piano
solo: Mr.. Boekenheiner. comic song; Miss
Warfield violin solos: Mr.. Handein, char
acter songs: Miss Larcombe. vocal selec-
lions: MI. Harrison, recitation and mono
logue; Miss Zeitler, song: Mrs. Harrison,
recitation. The meeting was presided over
by Mr.. ]. j. Weed and an interesting ad-
dress was delivered by Judge s. c. Mills,
one Of the founders of the order of the Sons
of Jonadab. Refreshments were I'd.
Miss Mona E. Roberts ceiebra ed Hal
low cen by entertaining few of her friends
at her home. 612 street northeast. Ping
pong and other games enlivened the even
ing. Those present were the Misses Louise
Cruit Matte Kelly. Irene Chedal, Marie
Payet, Made Koontz. Bessie Mckenzie,
Mary Rice. Laura Cheshire. Mary Clark
and Messrs- Leo B. Roberts Charlie Rob-
erts. frankie Roberts. Maurice Daily. VIII
lie France Prescott Tucker. Francis Mar
vim and Edward Fowler.
At the residence of Mrs. r. NJ Seirom,
lbs C street northeast, a Halloween party
ments were served The party broke up at
a late hour.
Miss Adelaide Heald gave q theater party
last night. In her box were Miss Showal-
ter. Miss Anderson. Miss Smith. Miss Meul-
housen. Miss Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs. CHI
Laughlin, Mr.. Harry Clark. Lieut.. Ed. Tai
butt. Mr. Bennett. Mr.. Weller, Mr.. Brown
and Lieut. Carpenter.
farewell reception was given Mr.. and
Mrs. John NJ Harvel of Garden Plain Kan,
Tuesday evening at the residence of their |
son. Prof Harvel. 500 Fl street northeast |
about 100 guests being present. An enter |
tainment. consisting of feats In magic and |
ventriloquism. was furnished by the host
Dancing occupied the balance Of the even |
ing. Mr.. and Mrs Harvel left for their |
Kansas home Thursday morning.
Mrs. Bessie Conrad OF Winchester. Va.
Is stopping with her cousin. Miss Fauntle- |
roy. at the Cumberland.
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