Evening star., 1905-11-04

MT. ana MRS. w m. Il. IurtOn announce
the marriage of their daughter. Edith L..
to ]. Mason Manghum, both OF this city.
The ceremony took place in Baltimore Tues
day, October 81.
Captain E. K. Moore. Z. s. N, and Mrs.
Moore are visiting Mrs. w. T. Sampson.
1913 New Hampshire avenue Capt. Moore
has just reported for duty on the examing
board.
A pretty wedding took place at 10 Morris
road. Anacostia Wednesday evening, the
contracting parties being Miss Mary Lucy
Jenkins and Mr.. p. H. Spinks. The bride.
who is a charming blond. was beautifully
attlred In white mouSseline and was at
tended by Miss Alice Lanham of Washing
ton. who also wore white. The best man
was VIM. Boron Immediately after the
ceremony. which was performed by Rev. c.
.. Isaacs of Anacostia NJ. Z. Church. the
company adjourned to the dining room,
where sumptuous repast was served. The
large wedding cake was cut first by the
bride and then the groom and each guest
was given piece as a souvenir. At late
hour the couple left for Brentwood where
their home Is already furnished. The bride
was the recipient of many handsome and
useful gifts.
A Halloween masquerade party was given
by the High View Pleasure Club at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kelley,
90 II street northwest, this being the first
or series of parties to be given by the
club during the coming winter The cos
tunes worn by the members and their
friends were original and unique and there
was good music for dancing. After several
solos and duets the party adjourned to the
dining room, where an elegant supper was
served. Among those present were: Mem
Ders-Mr and Mrs. John Wells. Mr.. and
MRS Fred Eberle Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ben
nett, Mr.. and Mrs. John Brecht, Mr.. and
MRS. Vanderschaaf, Mrs. M. Armstrong,
Mrs. T. d. Bennett, Misses Carrie and Ella
Lawrenson, Irene Brown. Emma Wells,
Yf ~ =
keiper, A. ]. Davis, r. A. Brecht NJ Kel-
ley. Invited guests-Mrs. NJ. Murphy, Mr..
ana Mrs Geo. Furbershaw. Mr.. and Mrs.
emmett, Mrs. M. Allen. Misses B. Bishop,
May Kelley, Marguerite Sweeney. Messrs.
Joseph Brown, c. Y. Brown. T. D. Bennett.
Chas. Ross, r. Bricker, G. Bishop, F. Kel-
ley and Crawford.
A Halloween party was given at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Rammling. After
making various kinds OF candy games were
lnduiged In, followed by refreshments in
Guiding the cutting of the mysterious cake.
which had been prepared for the occasion.
each guest anxiously examining the con-
tents OF their slice for the secret hidden
within the cake. Souvenirs appropriate to
the occasion were also presented each.
Tuesday evening at the home of Miss
Genevieve Rose, 3O3 18th street southeast,
was the scene of a happy gathering Of
young people attending a Halloween party.
The rooms were tastefully decorated with
palms and cut flowers. and adding to the
beauty of the scene were autumn leaves
and jack-o' lanterns with myriads of small
colored candles. Vocal selections, recfta-
tions and dancing filed the evening. After
the amusements the young people repaired
to the dining room where refreshments were
served. Those present were: Misses
Josephine A Stein, Mary and Genevieve
Byrnes, Edith Lowry. Kathyrne Gibson,
Edna Hopkins. Gertrude Collins and Laura
Goss. Messrs. Hull T. Estabrook, William
Fleischman, Clyde Rogers, Charles Elliott,
Francis Ward, Leon Smith, Thomas
Draper and Samuel Watkins.
The Washingtonians celebrated their first
anniversary on Halloween night with
ghost party and dance at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs Appleby, II K street northeast.
All the members and their friends appear
ed as ghosts. The parlors were tastefully
decorated in green and white to suit the
occasion: the illumination being number
of lanterns placed around the
rooms Mr.. Leese, a member of the club,
took a flashlight of the spooks, making
a very odd picture. At 10 o'clock all un-
masked and dancing continued till a late
hour, when an elaborate supper was served
Among those present were: Messrs. c. N.
Phelps J. A. Mcguire, w. Harvey, h Cole,
F. Myers, F. Garges. w. Leese, H. Kan
lert, J. Schmitz, w. League, E. Leaman, M.
Burns, E. Cue, j. Burruss. G. Cox, j. Mat
tingly, w. Lusky. c. Kelly, NJ. Appleby,
Master Farmon. Misses A. Kahlert. A.
Saxty, A. Lusky, NJ. Jones' E: Appleby, K
Slater, Nj. GldolnSs, r.. ireiaIio'
land. NJ Curtin. S. Breslin, e. Harding.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ z. Appleby, Mrs. Walker,
Mrs. Slater, Mrs Breslin. Mrs. Luther,
Mrs. Harmon, Mrs. Fahrney
DR. Jas J. Clark and Mrs. Clark of Iowa
Circle have returned from their extended
trip since last June, and have with them
for short stay their daughter, MRS ". u
Jones of New York city. who is returning
from her summer sojourn in the west.
street entertained at dinner Monday even
ing last a number Of the bishops of the
Methodist Episcopal Church and their fami-
lies The dinner was followed by a musi-
Gale, given by Mrs. Grace Dyer-knight.
Covers were laid for fifteen. Those at din
ner were Bishop and Mrs Moore of Port
land, Greg: Bishop Cranston of Washing
ton D. c., and his daughters. Mrs. Laney-
hill of Baltimore, Nd, and Miss Cranston;
Bishop Burt of Zurich, Switzerland; Bishop
Hamilton of San Francisco, Cal; Rev. and
Mrs. Francesca Guylielmi, italian mission
aries to the Italian colony in Baltimore:
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Fraser Mr.. and
Mrs S. H. Agnew, Mrs Grace Dyer-Knight
and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert r. Dyer. Mrs.
Knight sang some beautiful song-cycles,
East India love songs and others. Mr..
William Frye White sang a couple of tenor
solos. and Mrs Clarence B. Rheem rem
dered Very Like a Rose in excellent
style.
In addition to those who sat at dinner
there were present al the musicale Mr.. and
Mrs Clarence b. Rheem, Mr.. and Mrs
William Frye White. Mr.. Frederick Levy
of New York and number of others.
Mr. and Mrs. George N. Ramby of this
city gave dance Wednesday evening last
at their country residence, Rosemont Silver
Hill. The parlorS and dancing room were
profusey decorated with palms and au-
tumn leaves. while the supper room was a
bower of chrysanthemums and smilax
vines Among the guests were a large
number of Washington friends. Dancing
was indulged in by the young people until
a late hour, when refreshments were
served
Mr.. George H. Hill and family of Mount
Pleasant will sail Tuesday for Trieste
Austria. They will remain abroad indefi-
nitely.
Mr.. William Garfield Lee and Mrs Lee
formerly Miss Charlotte White have re-
turned to the city and now permanently
located at 1014 18th street northwest where
they will be pleased to their friends
A Halloween party was given by Miss
Florence kubel. when her home was decor
ated with seasonable emblems in fruit. flow
ers and lights. After music, dancing and