Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-02

a northern tour. They viii be at home to
their friends ct 2515 Eth street northwest
after December L.
Mr.. Thomas r. Martin left Saturday last
for an extended trip through the south.
Mss May Immich and Miss Josie Camp
bell entertained Il merry crowd on Hallow-
cen at the home of the former. Games
singing and music afforded amusement for
all until a late hour. Refreshments were
served in the dining room, which, with its
tasteful decorations Of bright autumn1l foil
age, palms and flowers and beautifully APP
pointed table, presented a pleasing effect.
Those present were Mrs. Rich Corners. May
Immich. Josie Campbell. Matte Mcdaniel.
Annie Mcdaniel, Gertrude Harland. Annie
Alsop, Emma Mcdaniel, Mrs. Immich and
Messrs. Rich Corners, James Mcdaniel.
Jack Harper, Lawrence Turner, Arthur
Ehler, Phillip Gordon, Shulert Mcdaniel,
Edward Campbell and Robert Immich
The Misses Carr entertained a number of
their young friends Halloween at their resi-
dence on Capitol Hill. The rooms Were
tastefully decorated with autumn leaves
and chrysanthemums. while jack O. lanterns
furnished amp,e light for the merry party.
Appropriate games were INDUCED in, after
which refreshments Were served and dane
ing followed Among those present were
the Misses Lena Belt, Katharine Ferguson,
Eta Kobe, Slliie Belt, Gertrude Arnold.
Mary Ferguson Jessie Carr nd E5n1 Carr;
Messrs. John Fathers, Arnold Freddy,
Langley Heatherton. Kenneth Robinson,
Ralph Woodey Theodore Stewart, Jack
Maynard and Ferguson Fcgue
A Halloween party was given by
Miss Minnie KVeuter at the home of her
sister Mrs Charles w Nozke. y entwood
Ca mes were played until late hour, then
refreshments were served. Thofe present
were Misses Eta Merillab, Lizzie Cox, L z
Zie WOOD. Carrie Weed. Nora N-d, Add!e
Noska and Naomi Noske: Messrs Willard
2ierp- lIta fol
G:ovannino Richard Cady, Joseph Wyne,
Fred Blum. Virgil Barb. Albert Webster,
Stewart Hall, Alex. Ward and Herbert
Noske.
Lieut.. Gov and Mrs. William p Thorne
Of Emlnence, Ky, are registered at the
Riggs.
Bishop Mackay-Smth and the Misses
Mackay-Snith OF Philadelphia are at the
Arlington
Mrs Thomas G. Alvord is in town for
few days, but has left her louise on Mint
wood place. which has been rented to SEN
ator Clarke of Wyoming. Mrs. A'vo~d's
plans for the winter are not yet deiesm ned
Mr. and Mrs. Woodwork Clum have re-
turned to the city for the winter and are
at home at DOS Decatur street.
Miss Mary Madlon has, returned after
three months trim through Connecticut
Rhode Island and Massachusetts. her
health being much benefited by the trip
Mr. and Mrs Grafton L. shreve. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira IT. Johannes and Mrs. Harry G.
Fisk left yesterday for Monocacv. I'D. At
that point Mr. Johannes and Mr.. Shreve
will leave for a several days hunting trip.
The marriage Of Miss Daisia Wood
Gibbs and Mr.. CLAUDE Edward Koss will
take place at 7:30 o'clock on the evening
of November at the Church Of the Ad-
vent LeDroit Park Ny. Richard l.. Gibbs
of New York, an uncle Of the bride, VIII
give her in marriage. Miss Gibbs win he
attended by her sister. Miss Gertrude
Gibbs, as maid OF honor. and by Miss Mar
guerite Crandcll. cousin Of the bride and
Miss Virginia Espev. Mr. Ffavelle Koss,
a brother of the groom. viii act as best
man, and Mr.. Warren S. Orion and Mr.
Thomas Stretton ushers.
The marriage Of Mss Mary Teantine
Campbell to DR.. Samuel Evans Watkins
will take piace this evening at o'clock at
ST Andrews Church. The ceremony will
be performed by the Rev. William Tayloe
Snyder assisted by the Rev. George Cal
vert Carter. Miss Gertrude Fry, niece
of the bride. will attend as maid Of honor.
Mr.. J. c. Kennedy Campbell. the brides
brother, will escort her and give her in
marriage. The ushers will be DR.. Charles
C. Marbury, DR.. Virgil p, Jackson, Or.
Mr.. NJ e. Winchester Keyser and MIR.
Robert C. Howard. DR.. d. Webster Prem
tiss officiating as best man A small re-
ception for the bridal party viii follow the
ceremony.
A Halloween party was given Tuesday
night at the residence of the Misses IRE
VIOLA on 4th street southeast. In the taste
fully decorated parlors music. dancing and
games appropriate to the night occupied the
guests until a late hour. when refreshments
were served in the dining room. The deco
ratioas of this room were novel and at.rac-
tive, consisting of goblias. fai les and pump
kins, all lighted with candles
Mr.. Leiper contributed several eoyal Sc
lections, which were well received, and
Prof. w. B. Soper rendered sever IL G. assieai
and ragtin1e selections These present