The Washington times., 1905-11-01

was married when she was little more
than seventeen. in Stockbridge, to Mid
shipman Perry, Immediately after his
graduation from Annapolis. They went
West when the midshipman was assign
ed 10 the Bennington.
The young widow is a daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. William Z. Doane, Of New
York, who have country place IN
StockbFidge.
The following Washington people are
visiting in New York today:
Miss E. Bliss, c. X. Burnett and wife,
C. French and wife, J. F. King, d.
Krauskopf, J. H Lewis and wife, Mrs.
MCGOWAN. Miss MCGOWAN. Miss Ray
mond. Mrs Raymond, Miss Vaughan,
Mrs. Cook, ] Haot. A. B. Johnson. a.
F. Kingsley, Miss A. VI. Kingsley, Mrs.
e. NJ Post, T Shiplimger and wife.
c. II. Smith, ]. 3. Wallace and wife. W
Hahn, Mrs L. Heilbrum, W. ]. Hughes.
c. p. Montgomery. W. H. Orcutt. G.
Prince and wife, ". II. Randolph and
wife. J. l. Shedd. J. A. Twohey, W.
Cantwell and wife
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Ellis and Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Legare returned from
Europe on Saturday last. where they
have been travelling together for the
last FIVE months.
John Penn Jones celebrated his nine
tieth birthday Monday night at the
home Of his. daughter. 1870 Eleventh
street northvest. The occasion gave
his many friends an opportunity to ex-
press their respect and good feeling Tor
.he veteran
1Se1 and through the efforts OF his
friend. Don Cameron, secured a posi-
ron In the ccElmssary office. which
he held uadl 1898 He is a member OF
wife is dead. and but two of his four
children are living, both dauS SnterS,
Miss Jones and Mrs. Q. c. Morse,
The house was decorated. with cut
flowers, and the lighting effects were
beautiful. Harry Jacobs, Of Pennsyl-
vania; Mrs. Harry Shafer. OF Pennsyi-
vania. and Richard Morse. captain OF
the Yale crew. were among the guests
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Day,
on Wisconsin avenue. TenleytoWn,
D. C. was the scene OF q merry gather
ing of young people last evening; The
parlors and halls were beautifully de-
corated with chrysanthemums and aut-
umn leaves. while the table. in addition
tn its decoration of flowers, was light
ed by red capped lights. The young
folks danced and took part IN games IN
accord with the celebration OF Hal
lOWeen.
Nornb Aorigan, Misses Mary a and
Katharyn c O'Day, Misses Mayme,
Romaine. and Marguerite Harrington.
Elizabeth Poore. Mary Moreland. Mary
RYDER, Jeanie Lester, Mary Keen. Mar
gareL (urran, Martha Ryder, ana
adelaide LingIey, Lawrence Harrlhs-
ton. William Moreland, and Nllllan
Stanton Masters John, WiiDur, aho
Francis O'Day. James Curran. Jull-h
Poore, Leon Poore, and George heeh.
A pleasant party was given in honor
OF Miss Marie Johnson at her nome SOO
NJ street northwest, yesterday even
ing. One of the features OF the
evening was the music by Mrs L. r
C,rtsuond. and the fame dancing ana
singing OF Baby Estelle Murray and Miss
Marie Johnson. After the music, games,
and dancing the party adjourned 10 the
dining-room where refreshments were
served from = daintily decorated table
Among those present were Mr. ana
Mrs stowe Crismond. Mr.. and Mrs. e
NJ Venable. Mr. and Mrs a. Burck,
Miss Pauline johnson. Miss Maud
Moran. Miss Mary Brooks. Miss Ger
trude Bond, Miss Elizabeth Mann,
Miss Marion Garner, Miss Lucy Reed
i. johnson, 3. Johnson, Harry Keller,
Wilson Woods. Wildeman Woods. SUIT
ton Jones. J. II. Embrey, Roland john
son. Neal Crismond, William Thompson,
II. Wilson.
Saturday evening. October 2S. II. W.
Buell. was rendered surprise mas
querade party at his new home, 527
eleventh street southeast by his young