The Washington times., 1905-11-01

friends Il being the twenty-fourth anEll-
versary of his birth and also his little
sons third birthday. An enjoyable even
ing was spent by the participants. IN
playing numerous games and dancing,
after which they reDalred TO the dining
room. where a supper was served.
The decorations throughout the hOus7
eOrresponded with the season-pumpkin
lantern and pOtted chrysanthemuEn e1-
feet. Toasts were made by Joseph Bur
rows. William Schwenk, and Mr. joy
ner 10 the welfare Of Afr. BuelFs health
and future life.
After a late hour the guests retired
singing Good Night, Ladies" Mr.;
Buell. and son received many useful
presents. Among the masqueTaders
were William Schwenk as "Dinah;" Mrs.
William Sehwenk. America Georse
JOyner, Levi Miss Behlayer. ballet
girl Miss Shaffer, ''Bo Peep" Miss G.
Prender. ghost" John Nav. Mexican
ranchman; Miss \. Prender. Black
Liza" Mrs; Joseph Burrows. a
Georgia Bride Mrs. Alice Ferguson.
Irish ldssie." Miss H. Dunn. Folly
MiHard smith, swell COON and Mrs.
III. W Buell.. Rastus-' The number
was completed with Thomas Buell., Miss
NJ. Buell.. Mrs. Edward Dunn, Mr. and
Mrs. E l.. Dunn. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
SteuaTt, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Watts
Joseph Crcamer. Charles Dunn. Miss
Myrtle Burrows. and Master Eddie and
Miss Thelma Buell.
One of the most unique Halloween
parties given last night WAS thas ten
dered 10 Miss Edna Russell, at her
home, 1910 Fifth street northwest, by
her fellow-members of the "Ch~y-
santhemum Club.
The. residence Of the hostess was
tastefull~ decorated with autumn
leaves and chrysanthemums. These
were intermingled with numerous liz
csndescent lights.
The entire scheme of decoration was
IN harmony with the spirit OF the even
ing, the lights being specially arranged
for the time-honored Halloween festivi-
The hostess is an accomplished mu-
siciau. and rendered several piano and
violin solos. Her sister. Miss Helen
Russell, sang several selections. One OF
the amusing features of the evening, IN
addition TO the Halloween games. was
an exhibition b. Malcolm McCroin's
trained cat. An elegant repast was
served at a late hour
Among those present were Misses
Edna Russell Mae Moreiand, Lottie
Neff. Marie Reith. Lotta Miller. jamie
Ia PreuiX. Nettie Bur6iae. MargeTet
Stewart, Myrtle Grcenlaw, Mae Doyle.
Hattie Sweet, and Malcolm McGroif,
David Trott, Julius Neidt. Prest2n
ardson. Andrew Williams. Charles
Garges, and Jack Lyons, OF New York
city.
Mr. and Mrs n Ennis. assisted by
AIr- and Mrs. Frank Holii1ger. Of zoos 9
street. gave one of the most unique Hat
The entire home was decorated with Ian
terms. pumpkins. cut flowers, ferns and
autmunaI coloTings in decorations Of rib
bons Progressive novelty games were
played.
The favors and prizes were aPr2pos OF
the season
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Cram, Mr.. and Mrs Huebner, Mr.
and Mrs. Ennis. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. HOl-
Hnger. Miss Knapp, Miss FriZzell. Miss
skinner Miss Kemp. Miss Merriliat,
Miss Galloway. Miss Peters, Miss Easter
and Mess-s. Fuller, Ryder, Jess Holt
ger, I<illmau, MalcOmb. ). Hillman. w
Hiilman, W. Carter. and DR.. DAVIS
The Phoenix Club gave Halloween
dance last night 30 its friends. A most
enjoyable evening was spent. The hail
was decorated with pumpkin lanterns
and one of the dances took place while
those weird lights We're the only ones.
Among those present were Misses jean
nette Silver, Flora Bernheimer. Helene
Stern, lnez Silver Maud FeIlheimer
Sadie Eiseman, Iona Hirsh, Hortens6
Sondheimer, Cora Sommers, Camille Her
man. Mae Hirsh. Estelle danos MaryI
Goldsmith, Maud Baer, Iona 1oung,
Flora Ganss, Irene SOmmers. Alvin New
nyer, sydney Guggenheim, Herman Sill
Yer, Edgar kaufman. GOldie SiSmund.
Howard Sigmund, Herbert Guggeaheim.
Clarence GTOSHer, Milfred Stern. Fefcy
Hirsh, Philip kronheim, Nathan Frank.
Sydney Seiinger. PHI Herman, Leon
PTetzfelder, Eugene Young, Leo tlsneas
Bert Cohen, Meyer Loeb. ana MAeos
KrOnheiIn.