Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-02
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS ROOSEVELT HAS had HER
USUAL OVATION.
Halloween Parties as Numerous as
Ever Interesting Per-
sonal Notes.

Miss Roosevelt has had every moment CT
her stay in Chicago made delightful by the
hospitality offered by her host and Mr.. and
Mrs Preston Gibson and number Of other
friends. Dinners, luncheons, coaching and
theater parties have preceded or followed
attendance at the horse show, the great
event of the past week. Miss Roosevelt
knows how to submit to the public curios-
| ity with a grace and dignity that always
win admiration and seems to have been
particularly fortunate in this regard on her
present visit
The wedding party to attend Miss May
Goelet and the Duke of RoXburghes wed
ding will be: The Lady Isabel 1nnes ker
sister of the duke, who with her mother,
| the Dowager Duchess of Roxburghe, sailed
! from Liverpool Saturday; Miss Beatrice
Mills. Miss Martha Johnston. Miss Ance
| Babcock, Miss Therese Iseiin. Miss Marion
Haven, Miss Nina Taylor of Boston. ana
Miss Pauline Whittier. as bridesmaids
Captain the Hon. Reginald Ward, a son OF
| the late Lord Dudley, and one OF several
| brothers of the present Lord Dudley, Will
act as the dukes best man. The ushers
| will be the Hon. Hugo Barring, brother OF
the present Lord Revelstoke; Mr.. HaToiu
| Brassey of London. Mr.. Robert walton
| Goelet a cousin of the bride; Mr.. Wllnam
Woodward. Mr.. Henry Rogers winthrop
and Mr. Henry Worthington Bun. Inc
! ceremony at ST. lnOTldS SHuISi
| November 10. will be at 2:30 O'Clock ana
| will be followed by small reception. Inc
| brides dress will be of point q alencoii laGe
and the bridesmaids are to wear PINK SIN
muslin and ecru lace, with large mats.
The marriage of Miss Eliza Morgan Bates,
| daughter of the paymaster general OF tne
| army and Mrs. A. E. Bates, and Mr.
Frederick R.. Swift will take place
| Monday afternoon. November % MIS-.
| Dunn Mckee viii be the matron OF honor
and Mr.. Rodman Swift will be best man Tor
his brother.
Halloween party was given by MISS e
| Grace /. Thorn at her new residence, 4o2
| 10th street southeast. Games, nlusic az
| vocal solos, followed by refreshments, We're
| the features of the evening. Among those
present were: The Misses Ida Basset.'
Jennie Decker May Decker, Mollle FEN
| tress and G. l. Thorn, Mrs. j. Flnnesdn'
| Mrs. Decker. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bassett'
| Mrs. M Thorn. the Messrs. M. Morrison y.
| Healy, Z. Berquist, l.. Bassett ana H. :.
| Bassett.
| Miss Kathryn Fingles entertained a few
| of her friends at a Halloween party Satur-
day evening at her home, 446 massachusetts
| avenue northwest. A musical program was
rendered-Miss Mary Dore, 'lolili, ae ,J;n.
| panied by her sister on the piano. MISS
| Rele Denman piano and vocal selections;
| Miss Agnes Wade, piano, and MI Rlcharu
Smith, comical songs and recltatlonS. me
| usual Halloween games were PLAYED Later
on refreshments We're served. Those pres
| ent were the Misses Belle Denman of Cali
fornia Agnes Wade, Mary and Margaret
| Dore Irene Wade, BERTHE Burgee ana
! Lorepa Burgee, Mrs. P. I. Wade MRS. j:
y Denman Mrs E T. Burgee, Mr.. and
| Mrs P j. Fingles, Mr.. and Mrs William
| Lanahan and Messrs R. Crowley of Massa-
| chusetts. j. Clifford of New Hampshire, r.
D. Dunno of Rhode Island and A. Bruehl.
Orrip u Jones located
at the Pierrepont, New York city, for the
| winter, and will not be at home at the
| Dewey as announced by cards
There was a unique Halloween reception
Saturday evening at Chestnut Hill" the
| residence of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Buxton,
| the occasion being a reception given Mr..
| and Mrs. Frederick Jewell Buxton of Phil
| adelphia, who are visiting their old home.
| The invitations were written on chestnut
| leaves. The large grove the porcheS and
| parlors were illuminated with Chinese jack
| o-lanterns, and the decorations consisted
| of sheaves of wheat cornstalks, branches
of trees with variegated foliage vegetables
| and fruit. The refreshments served were
| sweet cider, doughnuts, roasted chestnuts,
| pop corn. apples &c. At 8 o'clock a large
| bonfire was lighted, around which, led by
| the witch. the whole company enjoyed
| Halloween dance. Among the other amuse-
| ments of the evening was a chestnut hunt.
| Miss Mary Stewart winning the first prize,
while Mr.. George A. l.. Merrifeld was
| awarded the BOBBY prize The following
| were among the guests present: Mrs. l.. p.
Parker and Mrs. c. w. Parker of Buffalo.
N. Y. Mr.. and Mrs. Weber, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tyson. Mrs Holmes, Mrs. Craig. Mrs.
Moulthrop, Mrs. Grant Chase and Miss
| Wadeigh of Washington. d. c.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Hopkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Mr..
and Mrs. Cannon, Capt. and Mrs. Eastman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mankin, Or. and Mrs. Church,
Prof. and Mrs. Kinsly, Mr.. and Mrs. Rice,
Mr.. and Mrs. Munson, DIR. and Mrs Davi-
son, Mr. and Mrs Davenport. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lounsbury, Mr.. and Mrs. Ives, DIR. and
Mrs. Fadely. Mr.. and Mrs. Albertson. Mr..
and Mrs Copper, Mr.. and Mrs. Thornburgh,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hough, Mr.. and Mrs. George
A. L. Merrifield. Mr.. and Mrs. Loving. Mr..
and Mrs. Fenwick, Col and Mrs. Roberts,
Mrs. Harrison Mrs. Stewart Mrs Ray
Moore. Misses B. c. and Tinnie Merrifeld,
Misses May and Belle Davenport. Misses
Gertrude and Margaret Nourse. Misses Sue
and Bessie Rice Misses Stewart, Lulu Man
kin, Albertson Dawson. Rollins, Jewell,
| Loving, Rhodes. Luttrell, Messrs. F. II.
Eastman: Ryall Aibertson, Capt. P. H. Nc
Nuty, William Edmunds, Geo. T. Mankn,
H. X. Kirby, Irving Loving, j. L. Elliott
| and William Stewart.
Edna and Walter Lockwood, 21OS H street
northwest entertained a number of their
little school friends Halloween night.
Among those present were Irene Ellis, Rhea
Fulghum. Virginia Weldon, Minnie Ben
der, Ross Hunter, Malcolm Morgan, Emil
Bender, Harold morgan, colon OmOnulldTO,
Victor Mayer, Frank Mayer and Willie
Bender.
Mr.. and Mrs w. S. Crawford of 1416
Corcoran street gave a Halloween party to
their daughters, Misses Jessie and Ellie
Crawford The parlors were beautifully
decorated with autumn leaves, vines and
flowers. Games and music were enjoyed
by ALL Among those present were the
Misses Annie Acton, Ellen Andersen, Kitty
Bradley Elizabeth Burgess, Mary John
ston, Beatrice Weaver and Irene and Ada
Stack, Messrs. Harry Andersen, Eugene
Burgess, Sergeant Edmond S. Cooper, Ber-
nard Drew, Louis Duffy. Arthur Dennison
Walter Drury, Lawrence Gassenheimer
George Hunt, George Jenkins William
Klotz, Edgar Langley, William Reichen-
bach, William Mayhem, ROLAND Waters,
Harry Yates and Robert Crawford. Mr.
and Mrs. Crawford were assisted by Mr.
and Mrs. George NJ. Daw.
Mrs. Hubbell of Des Moines, Iowa, is the
guest of Mrs. Albert G. Bracket.
Mr.. Harry c. Summers and Miss Ida S.