Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-05
Society in the National
Capital and Elsewhere
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tained the merry crowd of the Trolley Eu-
chre Club at their home last week. Games,
singing and music afforded amusement up
TO late hour, followed by dancing. The
game of progressive euchre was very ex-
citing, and the first prizes were awarded
to Miss Irene Pole and Mr.. s. B. Pole, the
second TO Miss Marion Grogan and Mr..
Edward Potter. Refreshments were served.
Those present were Misses May Wells.
Irene Pole. Marion Grogan, Bessie Steinle,
Jessie Besseleivre and Kate Steinle; Messrs.
VIII KemFer. Samuel Pole. Edward Potter,
John Barker. Harry Hamilton and Rob
kreiter. The next meeting will be held al
the home of Miss May Wells.
Mrs Lloyd \. Brooke of North Chevy
Chase. Md. will be at home on Wednes-
days instead of Tuesdays for the remainder
of the season.
The home of Mrs Jane Galleher at Car
endon. Va. was the scene of pleasant
Halloween party ON Tuesday evening. The
party was given to Misses Jennie and
Fannie Galleher by number of their
friends from Washington city. Games. mu-
sic. recitations and other amusements were
INDUCED in until a late hour, after which
the guests repaired to the dining room,
where an abundance of refreshments Were
served. Among the guests were NJ sses
Mary S. Began, Nina, Sadie h. and Ger
trude HigdOn, Able Ball, Eifeda Payne.
Josie Richmond Fannie Hutchinson. f nnie
and Jennie Galleher Mess S. Edgar f. Keel,
GER Harvey !. Scharr. G. +. Walker, Lu-
Their Elliott. c. E. Cookm1n Bernard ].
Stein, Walter Bail Eastwood Furr. II. Wal
ter Lee, J. w. Tavener George Hines. Ed
Steward Upton Galleher. Mr.. and Mrs.
Inge, Mr. and Mrs. FUR. Mr.. and Mrs.
Weaver Mrs. Catcher and Masters Berk-
ley Inge and Leonard Weaver.
Invitations are out for the annual dance
given by the freshman class, arts and set
ence. of George Washington University.
complimentary to the upper classes. The
dance Will be- held next Wednesday evening
at the university and is looked forward to
with much interest by the students. Mrs.
Needham and Mrs Wilbur will act as pa
tronesses.
At the home of Miss Elsie Williams. 716
9th street northe asst an All H1Ilowe n mas
querade celebration took place. The rooms
were handsomely decorated with flowers,
autumn leaves and illuminated with can
dies inserted in pumpkins and ancient can
dlestcks. After games refreshments were
served. Among the amusements INDUCED
in were the following: Piano and vocal Sc
lections by Misses Mabel Gray. Elsie
Williams. Mary Mulligan and Ethel De
Cav. and Messrs. Frank Hunter. Herbert
Babcock and Walter Collier Among those
present were Misses Mabel Gray, Elsie
Williams. Mary Mulligan, Ethel De Cav
and Ray Williams. and Messrs. Herbert
Babcock, Frank Hunter Walter Collier
Ernie hardwood. Frank Benton, George
Gray and Raymond Stuart
Mrs Ella Maslln Chunn announces the
marriage of her daughter Marguerite Nc
Kesson. and Mr.. James Albert Boorman,
Wednesday, November !. 1905 Mr. and
Mrs. Boorman will be at home after their
return from a visit to New York and east
ern cities. November 20. at 240I LIST street
northwest
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j. NJ. Howard have
issued cards announcing the marriage of
their daughter. 1nez May, to DIR. Joseph
Henry Wood. Mrs Wood will receive her
friends Mondays. December 4 and 49, at
$50 18th street northeast.
The members of the lie Droit Social Club
gave a masquerade dance Halloween night
at the residence of Mr.. Robin Puliam. 1901
I'd street northwest. After dancing dainty
refreshments were served. and the merry
party dispersed at an early hour.
Mr.. and Mrs William E Turton have an
nountNd the marriage of their daughter
Miss Edith Turton. and Mr. Mason Man
ghum. which took place in Baltimore on
October 30 The young couple viii be at
home to their friends after November 10.
Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs George Rub
len of 1876 California avenue northwest
have as their guest Mrs. Edward Oftiey of
Charlottesville. Va. who has many warm
friends 10 welcome her in the city
n peasant surprise party was given TO
Miss Nora Richardson st her home 2S 9th
street northeast. Wednesday. November 1.
Those present were entertained with
games, music and dancing, and were Misses
Nora Richardson. Florence Padgett, Sadie
Wagner. Marguerite Wagner, Ethel Shane
Mabel ASIDE. Matilda Vogt. Elbe Richard
son. Elsie Shinn. Emma Rothwell and
Jessie Stephens. and Messrs. Richardson
Pfeifer, Raphael Simms. Fairfax Oyster
Fred Bobbitt, Francis Howard, John Blum