Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-05

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Mrs. Robert ]. Wynne.
| been the honor guests at several affairs
lately. Today the latter gave a matinee
party for her young daughter, Ida, who
had the afternoons vacation from her
studies at the Georgetown Convent, where
she is u boarder.
Last evening, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Ortman 1918 street north
| west. surprise birthday party was ten
dered their daughter Veda in honor of her
ninth birthday. After music and games
the merry party marched to the beautiful
decorated dining room. where refresh
ments were served. Piano solos were
given by Miss Francis HilIeary and Miss
Josephine Boteler. Among those present
were the Misses Ethel Imly, Miss Made
line Harper, Lottie Krouse. Ruth and
Adele Lainhart, Frances Hilleary, Veda
Ortman, Donata Ortman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cox, Mrs Boteler, Mr.. Allen and Jose
phine Boteler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Laurence Davis
have returned to the city and are stop
ping at the Richmond.
| A merry crowd assembled at a Hallow-
cen party given at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. c. B. Lanahan. After playing
games refreshments were served, the
guests being Miss Vera and Nellie Ward,
| Miss Alice Lanahan and the Messrs and
Misses May Smith, Bernard S. Farrell,
! Anna Ward, Roy Rhodes. Katheryn O'Dea,
Archie Smith, May Tobin, Edward Lana
han, Katheryn Lanahan, Arthur Mona
| han, Grace Saunders, Thomas Sheridan,
| Annie McDaniels, Ernest Mortimer Lo-
retto Lanahan, Willie Creecy, Emira Nc
Daniels, George Barry Mary Holohan,
AlphonzO Barry, Dave Linthicum, Vivian
| Lynn, Johnny Lanahan, Elenor Patterson
Josephine McGregg, Francis Morton. Ce
Fennell, Walter Edwards. Estelle Daw-
son. Owen Clifford, Ruby ST. Clair, Willie
| Woodgate.
Mrs. j. Granville Tennent and son of
| Chicago are visiting Mrs. B. c. Hall at
| The Royalton."
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mcmahon have
| sent out cards for the marriage of their
| daughter. Margaret to Mr.. Philip Buett-
| ner of Wisconsin, the wedding to take
| place at st. Aloysius Church Thursday
morning. November II, to be followed by
a reception at the residence of the bride;
parents on North Capitol street Mr. Bu-
either is clerk in the Treasury Depart
ment also of the law class. 1905, George
| Washington University. and a member of
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity.
a pretty Halloween festival was held at
the home of the Misses Carroll. $40 1st
street northeast on Saturday evening last
The parlors were tastefuly decorated in
autumn leaves, crySanthemums and lack
olanterns, with about thirty-eight young
people to help along in the decorations
Miss Nell Newton, Lydia Hughes. Mr. Ear
nest Loehr and James Luke rendered solos,
and Mr.. Reagon from Boston played for the
young people to dance. After partaking of
German repast and hearing their fates the
young folks disbanded, carrying away a
evening Among those present were: The
Misses Florence King. Lydia Hughes, Nell
Newton. Minnie Morris. Florence Sands
Iady Teazep, Bessie Maxwell. Clarice
Foy, Julia Chandler, Maud Wagner, Mrs.
Clark, Essie Carroll Luella Carroll (Jack),
Alvina Carroll, the Messrs Veitch, Dick
Daniels, Clarence Linthicum, Joe Cockley,
Saline, John Robb. Shore, Alfred Browning,
Jimmy Luke, Earnest Loehr, George Hol-
land. Clarence Lynn, Earnest Parsons,
Clark. Sloat. Chris. Clarence Wood. Reagon,
Major Robb. Walter Jet, Wilmer Leech
and John Sherwood
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Kohlmer at
1888 Rosedale street northeast an all Hal
loween party in honor of their DAUGHTERS
Frances NJ. and Helen r. Kohlmer was
held last Wednesday evening. Games were
INDUCED in and refreshments were served,
after which dancing followed Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Pick
ard, Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Holmes, Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. Groves and Master Will
lam Groves. Misses F. Davis, Katy Quig-
j.
]. Floyd Mr.. R. Davis. Frank Quigley,
William Sears. The following were prize
winners during the evening: Miss Katy
Quigley, Florence Davis, Annie Quigley and
Mrs. Holmes.
Miss Mary E. McCeney has taken an
apartment at the Grafton for the winter.
A jolly party of little folks gathered at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Herold
to enjoy an All Halloween party given by
their little son Kenneth. Games were play
ed and prizes won, Miss Mary Duxbery
winning first prize and Miss Anna Warning
winning the BOBBY prize in the donkey con-
test. A repast was enjoyed with all the
Halloween accessories.
On Monday last the hospitable home of
Mr. and Mrs. John Collins was decorated
with autumn leaves and thronged with the
many friends of the S. s. S. Club. Games
and pleasures characteristic of the season
were enthusiastically INDUCED In by all
present. Miss Marie McEwan and Mr.. An
drew Oehmann gave vocal and instrumental
Joseph Twyman, Mary Conner and Julia
Collins, interspersed with a performance of
DIR. Jekyl and Mr.. Hyde by Mr.. John Denny.
Dancing was one of the main features of
the evening. To the strains of the march
rendered by Miss Nellie Collins the party
repaired to the dining room. where a boun-
tiful repast was served Among those pres
ent were: Flora McQuade, Theresa Brod-
erick. Ethel Keefer, Kate Kirby, Marie
McEwan. Emma Boswell. Mary Wise, Mar
garet Langher. Birdie Dyer. Mary Connor,
Nellie Julia and Beatrice Collins, Messrs
E. Keefer, Edgar Clark, Maurice Flynn. AL
vey McQuade. w. Blandford, Joseph ivy
man, Hutchinson Whiting. Joseph Whiting,
Anderw Oehmann. John Denny. c. L. Dem
ny, Frank Coleman, Frank Mccormick,
Walter Holmes, William Ball. r. McGraw
and Raymond Tyles, Mr.. and Mrs. George
H. Dyer, Mr.. and Mrs. John Collins and
daughter, Camille.
Mrs Clarence Grange, formerly Miss
Frances SWEET of California, with her in
FAINT SON is on q months visit to her par