Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-02

I1dlIe, La 1s 1dylOT, ~. wright, LIZ.
Mason. Master Albert Dewey and Master
Wilson. also Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Cox and
Mr.. John H. Spaulding of Hamilton road.
Congress Heights.
A jolly party of young folks enjoyed a
Halloween frolic at the residence of Miss
Edna L. Stahl The girls were costumed
appropriate to the occasion. Time-honored
customs were observed. Madame Zere-
d." the gypsy fortune teller. was ably
impersonated by Miss Eda kaufman in a
sequestered corner, where roguish jack-o'-
lanterns twinkled. The boys showed their
were: Misses AIyce Barnes, Lois Irwin.
Berta- Whalley, Mamie Wheatley, Eda
kaufman and Mrs. ]. T. Selecman. Messrs.
Robert Bradshaw, William Warman, Rob
ert Purcell, Thomas Howell, Leland Quinn,
Winship Wheatley, Albert Dieterich, Ralph
Gibbons and Mr.. Pardee.
An old-time Halloween masquerade party
took place Monday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Kaye, 1858 NJ street
northeast The rooms were profusely dec
GRATED with the emblems of Halloween,
pumpkins doing service in the dining room,
where refreshments were served Music
and candy-making were among the main
features of the evening. Among those pres
ent were: Mrs. H. F. Barnard, Miss Marie
Boardman, Miss Grace Rosenbaum. Miss
Lena Vogel of New York Miss Dilcher of
Farmers Fork, Va; the Misses Laura,
Irene and Florence Kaye and Messrs. Ju-
ian r. beI1eiu, ROBERT BOarQmdn, FRANK
and Arthur Kaye.
Mrs. E. whittlesey of No Iowa circle
will not be at home Wednesdays in Novem-
Der.
Mrs H. B. Johnston of 1894 Lanier ave-
nue. northwest will be at home Fridays
during the season.
Monday night the old Pulliam mansion.
at Florida avenue and Sd street, was the
scene of a festive occasion, when a party
assembled to participate in old-fash-
Toned Halloween party and dance. From
cellar to garnet the house was in appro-
PIRATE attire. Pumpkins, cut into fantastic
hgures and Illuminated with candles,
adorned the walls and corners and cast
truly ghost-like light upon the jewellers.
During an intermission in the dancing sup
per was served Those present were Miss
Anna Toepfer, Miss Emily Shipley, Miss
Grace Walters. Miss Tucker. Miss Allen.
Miss Byers, Miss hewitt, Miss Smith Miss
Holmes, Miss Krier Miss McKennion and
Mrs. Pulliam and Messrs. b. Pulliam, AL
bert Cookus, w. c. Collier. w. ]. Powers,
r. Pulliam, T Davis, Rufus Puliam. c.
Ritter. NJ. Walters, F. Mccall, NJ Robin
son, NJ. McKennion, H. T. Rodier and Will
Holmes.
Last night surprise Halloween party
was given Miss katherine Reber at her res
1dence, $50 18th street southeast, by the
members of the Willing Workers Club of
Grace Baptist Church. The guests being
about twenty-five in number, spent many
dehghtful hours in games. AT late hour
the members were ushered into a beautiful
dining room decorated with many colored
autumn leaves and palms, where a boun-
tifui repast waited them Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Reber the
Misses G; Offut, N. Hallam, d. Simpson, T.
Palmer X. and E. Reber, A. Bevans. A.
keithley, e. keithley, E. Burr. and Miss
Thompson, and the Messrs. E. Palmer. III.
s Smyne ga +: keithley; b FUR; Mr., Thomp-
and Mr.. Goodall, and Mrs. Frank, the So
eial adviser of the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. WEIGH have re-
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Myers and the
Misses Myers of Frederick, Md are guests
Of Mrs William A. Clarke, $50 Yves tmin-
ster street northwest.
The Westinghouse Club and invited
guests were entertained Halloween by Miss
Edith Appleby at her residence, SO X street
northeast. The house was tastefully deco
rated with autumn leaves. Games of all
descriptions We're played, vocal and piano
solos rendered. also dancing, after which
refreshments were served Among those
present were Misses Katie Slater, Sadie
Breslin, Arellia Lusky, Annie Harmon, An
ME Sis, Agnes Saxty, Roma Hardy, Estelle
Waterman, Edith Appleby and Messrs.
Maurice Appleby, Will Lusky. Harry Han
lien, Charles Meyers, Will Padgett. Ben
Smith, Hubert Downey, Leonard Pipkin
Pitt. Charles Leaman, Robert Kreiter,
Clifford Stevens. John Duling. Richard
Mead, Leo Waterman, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b.
Appleby, Slater. Breslin Walker, Duncan,
Quinn, Harmon and Waterman.
A merry crowd eff young people thronged
the home of Miss Gertrude Lyddane last
Monday evening. The rooms were artis-
in fall leaves nImpEinS
and jack O. lanterns, while the lights burned
under red shades. Games and tricks of
every sort in keeping with All Halloween
afforded much amusement. AT intervals
instrumental music was rendered by Miss
Wild and Miss Lyddane. After the reading
of the fortunes the guests adjourned TO the
dining room, where, under an arch of Ian
terms and pumpkins, prettily decorated
table, loaded with dainty viands. awaited
them. At midnight the parlors were cleared
and the dancing of the Virginia reel
brought the pleasures OF the evening 10
close Among those present We're Miss
Leora Goddard, Mr.. !. c. Riddle, Miss
Mary Wild. MIR. Sanford. Miss Mary Clark,
Mr. Poulson, Miss Kaldenback, Mr.. francis,
Miss Haywood, Mr.. Tutweiler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Moore Miss Ida Brian, Mr. Constantine.
Miss Julia Ryan, Mr.. Hall, Miss Lyddane,
Mrs. Wild, Mr.. Haywood. Mr. and Mrs.
Lyddane, Messrs. NJ. and S. Lyddane, Mr.
Yule and Mr.. Deyoe.
An Halloween party was given Monday
night at the home of the Misses johnson,
800 Seaton place northeast: Music and
games were INDUCED In TIL a late hour.
After supper the party dispersed Among
the guests were Misses Coda Davis.
Marion Fowler. Elva White. Irene King,
Maude Kieser, Daisy and Edith Johnson and
Messrs. Edward Cunningham, Carl Cole,
William Davis, Charles Gilman. Forest
Whalen, Hagan Wilson and Denny Waters.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to the
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