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


has been visiting in California and Homo
| lulu, returned with her sister.
Mrs Rachel Cameron vasey of 1907 Riggs
| street, who met with such a severe acct
dent several weeks ago. is at present at
Argyle Park with her son, Mr.. Shelton T.
Cameron. She is rapidly recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Leland have re-
| turned from New York and are located at
1O16 18th street northwest for the winter.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Turner Moore of Chester,
Pa, formerly of Washington, D c. are
giving house party in honor of Miss Nellie
Reifenyder of Reading. Pa. The guests are
Miss Anna Greenleaf. Miss Alice Turner,
| Miss Lulu Hopper of Philadelphia. Mrs.
| George w. Moore of New Wilmington. Pa,
Mr.. w. Benton Keller of Reading. Mr..
VIM. Cohen of New York, Mr.. Cecil Myres
of London, England. Mr.. Mccormick Moore
| of New Wilmington, Pa, Mr.. Thomas
Mitchell of Chester and Mr.. Charles Fischer.
An informal reception will be rendered
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lodge Selby Wednes-
day, November o, from to TO- by the for
| mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs William 5.
| Selby, 3014 o street.
| A pretty autumn wedding occurred We'd
nesday evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman A. Rau of 18th street, when
| their daughter Annie Augusta married Mr..
Darrell Clayton Grain. reception follow
| ed at which large number of relatives
| and friends offered congratulations ana
many good wishes. After a short trip TO
| Berkeley Springs. w. Va, Mr.. and Mrs
| Grain will go to housekeeping in their home
| at IS Seaton street northwest. where they
| will be glad to see their friends after De-
cember l.
| The Brightwood Social Club was enter
| tanned Monday evening, October 81, at the
home of Miss Annie Robinson on Park
| avenue. Brightwood, the occasion being
| Halloween masquerade. The parlors were
| lighted and decorated with pumpkin Ian
! terms. After dancing and engaging in va
| rious Halloween games. the company re-
paired to the dining room, where refresh
ments were served.
The following characters were represent
ed: Mr. Ernest Thomas, clown; Miss Lucy
Broster gypsy: Miss Sadie White, Martha
| Washington; Miss Virginia Collins, Spanish
dancer: Miss Nellie Stuart, Indian squaw;
Miss Florence Mattingly, gypsy; Mr.. John
| Bakersmith. Spaniard; Miss Louise Berg
mann, baby; Miss Irene Smith, Aunt Dina;
Miss Emma Bergman, ghost; Mr.. James
Smith. farmer; Mr.. Fred Kennard. burglar:
Miss Annie Robinson, Goddess of Liberty;
Miss Elsie Shaw, folly; Miss Scribner, Pu-
ritan maiden; Mr. Rankin, George Wash
| ington; Miss Evelyn Willett, Martha Wash
| ington; Mr.. Chris. Coener, Billy Bounce;
Mr.. Tony Kuhn, cowboy; Miss Emile Fau-
| coner, dawn: Miss Eva Faulconer, queen
| Of hearts; Mr.. Frank Shaw. clown; Miss
Adelaide Francis, Japanese: Mr.. Arthur
| Eiker, monk; Miss Stuart, 1876 style: Mr..
Willie Bergman. Topsy; Mr. Martin Eiker
| devil: Mr.. Mitchell Collins country boy;
| Mr.. Charles Kuhn, Indian chief; Mr.. Ches-
| ter Collision. confidence man: Mr.. Nathaniel
Robinson. Hooligan, and Mr.. William Lo-
| borfish, cowboy.
Among others present were Mrs. Bex, Mr..
| Albert Kuhn, Mr.. Ashby Grant, Miss So
phie Robinson, Mrs Edgar Shaw. Mr.. Earl
| Norris, Miss Edith Robinson and Mr.. Kins-
| ley.
| masquerade party was given by Miss
| Mary Mowatt to her friends of Washing
| ton, Berwyn and College at the home of
her parents, College Park, on Halloween.
The maskers gOodly in number and quaint
| in costume, performed their parts in a
| most enjoyable manner until o'clock, after
which the masks were removed and Hal
loween games played with the usual zeal
and energy of youth. An interesting fea-
ture of the evening was that of the award
! ing of prizes to the most strikingly origi-
| nal characters. male and female They
were awarded to Miss Nellie Hodgson, who
| represented Carry Nation with her saloon
smashing Ratchet. and Mr. Harry Pywell.
| who was clad in the regulation helmet and
| uniform, well stuffed with pillows. etc,
carried off the honors as police officer No.
! 400
| Some of those present were: Misses Isa-
| belle Mowatt (Aunt SUSAN, Mamie Now
| att (Spanish LADY,. Nellie Mowatt (coun-
| try school GRID, Eva Barrows (Night),
! Edna Barrows Queen of Hearts,, Nealie
Perry (Columbia), Daisy Engle, Alice Mat
sin, Alice Ridout Japanese ladies'. Bes-
sic Engle, Louise Shipley lshepherdess)'
| Kate White Queen of the Autumn),
Blanche Pywell fortune teller, Annie
Middleton (gypsy), Sarah Bewley grand
| mother), Fannie Roach nurse), Erin
| Werber (princess in disguse), Emily Bon
net (actressl, Gertie Brown Prisell lIa,
| Hodgson Carrie Nation), Ruth webb
(Quakeress), Esther Webb (nun), Messrs.
Frank Mowatt fapmerl, Earl Du Me3
| Mowatt Gold swelD, Alex. Mowatt trag-
mani. Harry Pywell (policeman), Howard
| Strout (clown), Gilmore Powers tDeath),
| Lee Middletown (monk), Mac. Long (south-
| ern planter, Keting Long tnegro min
| streD, Rudolph Allen (Old Aunt sally).
Others present were Mr.. and mrs John
| Mowatt Mr.. and Mrs Thos. II. White, Mrs.
Webb Mrs. Jas. White, Mrs Engle, Mrs.
| Pywell, Miss Bessie Pywell, MISS Florence
| Shipley, etc.
| surprise party was rendered Miss Aida
| Barrow at the home of her aunt. Miss Amy
| Barrow 120S 9Th street northeast last even
| ing. Those present were; NESTS; riy ~
| Nj. Mills Brown, r. Byne. A. ii. Scheid, G.
| Nelson. NJ Downing, r. Perry, c. Barrow,
| p. Altman, H. Hill. Hancock and Misses
| Lucy Norris, Daisy Perry, Agnes Diver,
| ing. Florence Dorson, Hurley, E. Glading,
Blanche Mills Nellie Steward, Mrs. NJ
Deryer. Mrs A. E Nelson, Mrs. X Derver,
| Mrs Harding and Mrs. S. Birtbeck.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Goodwin have re-
turned from St. Louis and are residing at
| the Binney. where they VIII De Pleased 10
receive their friends after Novembr 80.
The Metropolitan Pleasure Club has elect
ed the following officers: President, Albert
D. Esher; vice president, Ernest f. Klinge;
secretary Samuel Watson; treasurer.
George McCullach. jr.; j. Raymond Coomes
chairman, with Leonard Waldman and
Hazen L. Ruebsam as members executive
committee.
The Tuxedo Pleasure Club gave its second
monthly assembly Tuesday, November l.
There were two hundred couples present
General and Mrs. Charles J. Allen will
close their cottage on Marthas Vineyard
| this month and after a visit with their
son and daughter in New York, will spend
some weeks in Washington.
The Washingtonians' Pleasure Club Or
ganized last month at the residence of Mr..
q. Weyriek, 1919 9TH street northwest.
After a successful meeting the following
members were installed: Mr. Harry Han
lein president; Charles f. Myers. David
Ahern William Luskey, Bernard Weyrick.
John Palmer, Leonard Ppkin and Wilbert
Wilding, Misses Katie Slater. Edith APP
pleby Aurelia Luskey. Annie Sis, Ramona
Hardy and Miss Agnes Saxty, secretary and
treasurer.