Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-02

friend OF Colonel Petit. Mrs. Nellie Grant
Sartoris, Mrs. General John A. Johnston
and Captain Alexander Sharp, u. s. A.,
were the sponsors. Only relatives were in
The Harmony Club held its last meeting
Hampshire avenue. After the business
meeting all took part in a wiggle contest
which caused great amusement, the prize
being won by Mr.. Petersen. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Petersen, Mrs. JaQues,
Mrs. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs Glenn. Miss H.
Glenn, Arthur Glenn, Mrs. Lewis Miss Hen
drichs. Mr.. w. Gregory, Mrs. Irwin Miss
Florence B. Irwin, Richard and Leslie Ir-
win.
Mrs. Mary Q. Ware of West Point, Miss,
is in the city on a visit to his sister, Mrs.
Fred Beall. and will be pleased to see her
friends. After spending a month in Wash
ington she will go to Texas to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Russell.
Saturday evening last Halloween party
was given by Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Wood
and their daughters, Misses Debbie NJ.
Wood and Leda r. Wood, at their home.
100 18th street southeast. With music and
games suitable to the occasion, the time
passed quickly, and at 10 o'clock the COM
pany repaired to the dining room, which
was deliberately decorated with autumn
leaves and chrysanthemums. The table
lighted by candles had in the center a per-
forated pumpkin. Those present other than
members of the family already mentioned
were the Misses Carolyn Duckett, Carrie
Shipley, Eugenia Shipley. Margaret Maher.
Patricia L. Wood. Messrs. Albert A. Bur-
roughs, Thomas H. Legg, Francis Duckett,
II. Purcell Ewing, Percy Harrison, John
Johnson.
Mrs. L. r. Lloyd has returned to Wash
ington from Greenville, S. c., where she has
spent the last two years, and is at DO K
street northwest.
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Miss Cora Handy at her residence, 405 r
street northwest. Friday night, by the
Sheffield Club. A program of games sing
ing and dancing furnished the enjoyment Of
the evening. The Misses Grille. Hattie and
Jennie Nicholson, Gertie Pickles. Ethel
Shriver, Mary Zimmerman, Emma Mclean,
Viola Ingle, Mary, Alice and Bessie Handy.
Nellie Gessford, Rena Kaufman, Jennie
Blondhime and Ethel Nicholson, and the
Messrs. Blondhime and Kaufman. R. De
Grummond c. Smith. r. Taylor, F. Keller
| Handy, E. Bradshaw, S. Castelle. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nicholson, Mrs. Peters and Mr.. and
Mrs. Handy, and Master Bright Handy and
Master Carol Nicholson.
Chief Justice Bingham, retired of the
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia,
and Mrs. Bingham, who spent the summer
partly in West Virginia and at Atlantic
City, have returned to this city and To-
Gated at the Grafton for the winter.
L.
tomorrow the Kronprinz Wilhelm for
short vacation in Normandy.
The first regular meeting of the season of
the Cambridge Euchre Club was held at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. O'Brien,
1923 o street northwest, last Thursday
evening. Several vocal and piano selections
were well rendered by Mrs Annie Bond.
After playing twelve games of euchre the
prizes were won by Mrs. w. B. Cra9g and
Mrs. H. F. Wright, H. F. Wright and WV.
Barnes in the order named. Later buffet
supper was served. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. B. Cragg Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Barnes,
Miss Annie Bond, Mrs. Rose Cross, Misses
Bessie Root and Eva Beck, Messrs. j. F. R.
Appleby and r. H Hutchinson.
Saturday night a Halloween party was
given by Mrs George A. Dozen and Miss
Flora Darling at 91S street. Games We're
INDUCED in and the party broke up after
dancing the old-fashioned Virginia reel.
Those present were: Mesdames Doxen,
Stage, Zalle Brinker Ethel Pine, Mary A.
Clinton, Margaret Bransom, Violet Gaines,
Lizzie Alwne Mamie Bowles, Marie Stone,
Madge Stone Ruth Stoddart katye Stone,
Edith Simpson, and MessrS. Kirby, tlehar-
ty, Frye, Goggen, Monk Redmond and
Dozen.
Miss Roosevelt returned to Washington
this afternoon.
At $50 the President and Mrs. Roosevelt
received the sailors of the Mayfower and
the Sylph.
A Halloween party was given by MIR. and
Mrs. ]. l.. Martin to their daughter, Irene.
Saturday night. The dining room was
decorated with all the characteristic fea-
tures-ighted pumpkins, etc. After games
n Csic and dancing, refreshments were
served. Each guest received souvenir
Among those present were MISS Marie
Robey Miss Mary Zurhorst, Miss Bessie
Raun. Miss Katie Guest, Miss Louise
Raun. Miss Marie Juenemann, Miss Irene
Martin, Miss Martha Ebel, Mrs. Zurhorst,
Mrs. Rosa Koch, Mr.. and Mrs A. Vareia'
NJ. and Mrs J. L. Martin, Mr. Frank
Guest Mr.. Arnold Watson, Mr.. Bernard
Tolson. Mr.. Lunden Helm, Mr.. Clifford
Reh Mr. George Harden and Mr. James
Tool.
Miss Louise Foraker was among the
bridesmaids Saturday at the marriage of
Miss Rebecca M. Wallace and Mrs. Charles
SinnickSOn, at the Church OF the Redeeiner,
Bryn Mawr, Pa.
A Halloween party was given by Miss
Maud Stubs, assisted by her sister, mrs
William F. Holmead, at the home of the
former Avon Wheaton, Md. The house
was most appropriately decorated with
autumn leaves, stalks of corn and apples,
Illuminated by jack o lanterns. Those
present were the Misses Stella Leibin
Clara Stewart Glen Bayly, Rosalie Sander
lin, Mrs. Rudey, Mrs. {. j. Doherty ana
Messrs. George and John Hoover OF WASH
ington Prof. Byron Cissel of Annapolis,
Nd, Mr.. and Mrs. William F: Holmead OF
Holmead Manor, and the Misses Beatta
Weller, Edith and Alice Ashton, hose
Stubbs Hilda Cissel, Margaret Luchessi,
Maud Stubbs, Mrs Robert Tyner, Messrs-
John Cissel, Neil and Oliver Clark, John
Hardy Arthur Ashton and Floyd Cissel of
wheaton. and Mr.. George Washington of
Holland.
Marriage Licenses.