Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-31
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
HALLOWEEN FESTIVITIES ANTI
CIPATED HEREABoUTS.
Other Pleasant Occasions Where Good
Cheer Reigned Per-
sonal Notes.

| Mrs. Roosevelt, accompanied by Master
| Theodore Roosevelt, jr., Lieut.. Moore, Miss
Oliver. daughter Of the assistant secretary
| of war; Miss Christine Roosevelt and Miss
| Ethel Roosevelt, occupied a box at the Ma
tional Theater Saturday night, witnessing
| Miss Viola Allen in Shakespeare THE
| Winters Tale.
| number of young people of this city en-
| joyed a very pleasant Halloween party at
| the home of Mr.. and Mrs. P. D. Cook and
| Mr.. and Mrs. w P. Mcdowell, at Garrett
| Park, Nd. on Saturday evening last. The
| party 5ourneyei &c the park on Saturday in
| plenty of time to spend long and pleasant
| evening, during which the usual Halloween
games were participated in. A ghost party
was given, end much amusement was also
| AFFORDED by the introduction of a sQuealing
| pig into the parlor, with the result that
| many of the young ladies sought higher al
tltudes. Those present were: The Misses
| Woodward, the Misses Taggart, Miss Nc
lowell Miss koib Miss Daniels. Mrs. Nc
| lowell and Mrs. Cook. Messrs Peach
Pitts, Birckhead, McWhorter H. Mellow
ell. w. p. Mcdowell and Cook.
At the marriage of Miss Virginia Reeves
| Luckett and Mr.. Charles Aud!ey Galbraith,
| at the Metropolitan NJ. E. Church, Wednes-
day evening at $3.50 o'clock, the bridal
! party will consist of Miss Edith Prescott
!.uckett. sister of the bride, as maid Of
| horror, and Miss Frances Bibby Miss Mar
garet Luckett. Miss Sadie Dodge, Miss
Marie Breitbarth, Miss Florence O'Brien,
Miss Cora McCarty, bridesmaids. Mr.
| Clarence II. Green will attend Mr.. Galbraith
| as best man, and Mr.. Byers M. Bachman.
Mr.: Joseph N. Hornbaker, Mr.. ]. Burns
| luke, Mr.. George L. Whitford. DR.. Thad-
Gtrs z. Bell and Mr.. William Harlow will
| be uSheTs.
Half a hundred nimble couples began
| their Halloween festivities Saturday night
! with a harvest dance, held at Oak Hall,
near Cherrydale, Va. Oak Hall stands
| prominently on high plateau, overlooking
| the city of Washington, three miles back in
| the Virginia hills From it's windows the
tall buildings of the city shone white and
| weird in the moonlight Saturday night. The
| dancing hall was made bower Of autumn
| leaves. The decorators had endeavored to
| make the room look much as possible
like the old New England barns, where har-
| vest dances were held generation ago.
| The walls were a mass of red and yellow
| leaves. and the huge wooden columns that
| supported the roof were bound with corn
| stalks, each having the appearance of a
huge shock Of yellow leaves with here and
| there a golden ear of grain showing up in
| the lampight. Guests were brought from
| the city in a roomy farm wagon, and an
| orchestra furnished music for the dancing
| and sang the quaint negro melodies OF the
| south between the dances. The hostesses of
| the evening. Mrs. Henry West, Miss Mary
| Mallon and Mrs. Albert Ford Ferguson, re-
ceived their guests In the roomy entrance
| hall, made gay with it's load of oak leaves
| and Japanese lanterns. After the dancers
had fully satisfied their cravings for
| amusement substantial supper was
| served in the supper room, below the hall,
| which was decorated with long garlands OF
| autumn leaves, draped from the corners 10
| the center of the room, where an enormous
| japanese lantern was hung. Appropriate
l CT az
| folk were returned to town in the old farm
wagon. Among those present were Mr. ana
Mrs Milton L. Odell, Miss Odel, MRS.
| George Romans, Miss Romans, MISS STAT
| ford. Mr.. T A. Stoughtenburg, Miss Mile
! Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Henry West, MI.
| Caryl Odell, Miss Sara Romans, Mrs: =. y.
Ingling, Mr.. and Mrs. Dixon. the MISSES Uses
| Schultz. Miss Elizabeth Schutt, Mr. ana
Mrs Floyd Bion Daugherty, Mr.. A. n.
| Israel. Mr. Tomlinson, Miss Grace Shreve'
! Miss Alice l.. Ferguson, Mr.. warren 1.
Ferguson. Miss Shotwell, Miss Reiner Mr..
| Walter MacNichol. Mr.. Milo Munson, MISS
Martin. Mrs w. T. Graham, Mr. Samuei
Sfggins, Mrs. Mallon, Frederick MaiIoh, WI, MI;
| Ferguson. Miss Mary Mallon, MI Shreve,
Mr.. Thomas Wallis, Mrs. CogsWen' o MSS
| Cogswell Miss Marian Turner, Mr.: os ,;
| Gardner. Mr.. Arthur West, MT dooker
| Atchison.
Mrs. A. L. Barber has gone to St LOUIS
! fn
| can Humane Society, of which she Is one
| of the vice presidents. Mr.. Barber VIII 1oln
| her later in the week. Mr.. LIE Droit bar
Der is sufficiently out OF danger 20 70 PEI rue
| his mothers absence for a snort tlIlle' lne
| family are all at their country pace Aros-
| lev Towers, Ardsley on-Hudson.
Mrs William H. Chany and daughter
have returned to the city and are at 1888
| I, street for the winter.
| took Mace thursday
| evening at the residence of the bride S
mother. when Miss Lila Jones was MAJ
| RED to Mr. Harvey Smith. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Grimke. u. u, n,
the presence Of the immediate family ana
| irtimate friends. The parlor was beautl-
! fnIiv decorated with palms, ferns, autumn
leaves and large bell of ehry sa
under which they were married.
| The bride entered with her brother, py
whom she was given away: She was pre-
| coded by Miss Catharine jeanette sinai
| wood as maid of honor and was met ny
| tbe Groom attended by his best man, Mr.
| John Myers The bride wore white SILK mulie
| over silk deliberately trimmed with haia
embroidery and lace. Her tuile ven was
| cauoht with orange blossoms and she car
| ried shower bouquet of roses. The maio
| of honor wore white organdie trimmed with
| lace and carried a bouquet OF chrysShlne
| NUNS The bridesmaids: Miss Eta Contee
| was attired in silk crepe de chine; MISS
ANNA McGinnis white organdy. Mrs
| Jones the mother of the bride, wore plach
| silk and lavender. Inc presents Weie ~
| merous valuable and unusually oeautltul
| and included silver, cut glass, china, furnl-
| ture works of art. etc. A reception lasting
| from $50 to 10 was attended by large
| number of friends, at which elaborate re-
| freshments were served.
Miss Ella Lawrence Warfeld is the guest
| IF Mrs Arthur Lee at Elkins, w. va.
Mr.. Charles T. Graves and bride, VINO
were married at the latters home in Hunt
| ing Hill. Nd October 10, were entertained
| Thursday evening at a reception given by
| the groom's mother, Mrs. E. j. Graves, at
| her home, 1853 32d street northwest. Many
| friends and relatives gathered to greet the
| newly welded pair and most enjoyable
| evening was spent. Mr. and Mrs. Graves
| will live at 1853 32d street northwest ana
| will be at home after the 31st instant.
Mr.. William T. Parker of this city and
| Miss Ella May Graham were married last
| Wednesday evening at the home of the
| brides parents near Benedict, Neb. The
! ceremony was witnessed by about two hum
| dred guests. DR.. VIM. E. Schell. president
| of York, College, officiated. Both the bride
and groom are graduates from York Col
lege After fortnight at the worlds fair
| and another among friends in Nebraska
| Mr. Parker will return to Washington with
his accomplished bride, and their new home