The Washington times., 1906-11-04

Maryland avenue. IN Hyattsville. TO
celebrate Halloween. They were enter
tained. with traditional games suitable
90 the holiday. By the spectral lights
of Jack-Olsnters. the old-fashioned APP
ple and flour games caused much merri-
ment. Among the guests We're Master
Henry Thomson. Miss Mildred Thorn
son, Master John Johnson, Miss Mary
Saker. Master Francis Burdette. Miss
Madeline Weisman. Master Howard
Weisman. Miss Ethel Harmon. Miss
Gertie Harmon. Mrs. Eta l. Burdette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank F. Platz. Miss 9.
Wenonah Platz all OF Hyattsville, and
Miss NJ Humphries. Mrs Edythe Nc
Kenzie and daughter Dorothy Adelaide.
Mrs c. Platz. Mrs. Katie W. Malcolm.
Miss Mamie Platz. Mr.. Samuel Platz,
Miss Bartha Louise Platz, Master lay
ton II. Burdette. jr.. Master Kenneth
Malcolm. Leslie Malcolm, and William
G. Putsche. all Of Washington.
A pretty Halloween party was given
Wednesday evening by Miss Merle
BischoR, at her residence. l70S Fifth
street northwest. There were many
guests and the affair was thoroughly
enjoy by all The parlor was decorated
Il
toons around the walls. and large light
ed pumpkins were hung from the cell
ing The table was decorated with small
pumpkins at the plate Of each guest.
and a large pumpkin as a centerpiece
for the table. The festivities began at
s O'Clock. and lasted until midnight. APP
propriate games were indulged in, and
a musical program. including both vocal
and instrumental selections, was given.
The evenings amusement was cOnclud-
ed with dancing.
A delightful surprise ma squerade
party was given TO Miss Ruth Scott
Wednesday for Halloween. After inter
esting games and vocal solos. the party
had much amusement bobbing for ap-
pies. popping corn. and pulling candy.
Those present were. Mrs Mary Miller
Scott. Mr. and Mrs. ChenowetL. Mrs J.
G. Scott, Mrs Shropshire, Mrs. Miller,
Misses Ruth Scott, Helen Gertrude JET
ferries, Ruby Poe, Estelle Scott. Grace
Shropshire. and WIN +. Scott. Charles
Shropshire Harry Scott, Everett Moore,
/ Walter g Scott. For the best costumes
Miss Helen G. Jeneries. as Puritan
dame took first prize.
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| program on Halloween with straw
| ride to the Rock Springs Club House,
where there was music and dancing.
/ Before returning 10 the city the Freons
! were escorted to the dining room by Mr..
/ I.oyeliss. where "a tempting luncheon
/ was served.
Among those present were Misses
Mabel Brown. Mary Wright, Ellen An
dresen, Lillian Brown. Lillian Gale
/ Frances Trot, Clara Bailey. and Edna
/ Kelly. FreOns Frank r. Carly. presi-
dent. Frank II. Samuels. r Webster
/ Roe, Lewis &. Gable. Harry L Andre
! sen, J, Eugene Curtis Nathan Waple,
/ George GrubDs, Harry Coates, and
I Master Willie Andersen.
! Commander and Mrs. Harry Phelps
gave q Halloween party Tor their young
guests. Miss Ethel Hoagland ana Miss
Grace Fisher, both Of New York. There
] were progressive games and favors and
prizes
surpr.~e Halloween party was given
Miss olive Lewis on Wednesday even
+ ing IN the home of her parents. 8lr. and
I Mrs. H. W. Marshall. i33 Adams street
northwest Vocal and instrumental
I music and games suitable for the occa-
siCu were INDUCED in until a lats hour
{ y hen refreshments were served. Among
} those present were Miss Mildred Nc
/ Elfresh. Miss Eleanor LanvolGht. Miss
! Una Ray Miss Olga Melich, Miss RIth