The Washington herald., 1906-11-01

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Miss Arabella White. formerly of Gin
cinnau, Ohio, but now Of this city. was
married yesterday afternoon to Mr.. Philip
! Addison, formerly of Boston, bur nov
/ located here. at the home Of the bride. in
/ Bloomingdale only a small family party
witnessed the ceremony, az which Rev.
John Compton Bal oficiated.
There were no attendants. The brides
gown was of steel colored tsfTeta. and her
bouquet large cluster of bride roses.
a small reception followed the ceremony.
after which Mir. and Mrs Addison left for
a honeymoon trip North. to include a
! visit TO New Ycrk and Boston. ON their
return they Will be at home at 70 Adams
/ street.
The parlors Of Alton House, at TfJr-
/ tCcnth street and Massachusetts avenue.
We're the scene of a charming old-fasnion-
cd Halloween party on last even
ing. arranged and carried out by the
young people spending the winter there.
The games that our grandmothers played.
and all the ancient superstitions held
sway until the magic hour of twelve.
Halloween parties were by no means
f
ing. several hosts CT more mature years
taking advantage Of the holiday spirit 10
introduce a pleasing variety in the several
companies.
Commander and Mrs. Harry Phelps had
q pleasant company CT young people In
honor Of their guests, Miss Ethel Hoag-
land and Miss Grace Fisher, of New York.
Progressive games appropriate to the oc-
lcasiOn, with quaint and humorous favors
and prizes, occupied The greater part OF
the evening, which concluded with a gem
uino Old-timc Halloween supper
+ In addition 10 the two young visitors,
the company included Misses Grace Pc
tiers, Isabelle GIennon. Pierce Iaugfit. Alb
bolt. London. Polly Mason and Scherner-
horn; Messrs. Charles Johnson. Fred Du-
vail. Preston Evans, Reid Yates. Addison
Ricaud. Drake, Dr Mcdonald, Iicuts
Robins. Robert, Dillon. and Cleary; Lieut.
and Mrs. Anderson, and Col Russell.
The residence Of Mr. Thomas p Stephen
son, o0l6 Fifteenth street, was the scene OF
one of the prettiest of the evenings enter
tainmeuts, mis- daughter, Miss Nellie Ste
phcnsOn. being the hostess at a small
dance. The entire parlor floor was elabor-
|ately decorated in autumn foliage and
pumpkin lanterns. while the orchestra
played behind screen of palms. autumn
leaves, and ChTysanthemums. Supper was
served at II o'clock, from a table on which
the entire decoration carried out the Hal
lcween scheme. even the ices being in the
form of yellow pumpkins Miss Stephen
sons guests included Miss Mildred Dick.
Miss Margaret Hannen, Miss Virginia
Spear, Miss Anne Fountelroy, the Misses
Grace and Ada n Noble. Miss Bertha
Taylor, Miss Elizabeth Lancaster, and her
sister. Miss Molly Stephenson; Afr. Robert
Frazier, Mr.. RaudeT Lancaster. SIR. VIII
Wiucel, Mr.. Horace Clark, Mr. Arthur
+ Edwards, Mr. WiH Dick, Mr. Edward
{ Hammer, Mr. Charles Noble. Mr. Charles
Church. Nr. Frank Roach, and Mr.. Joseph
Stephenson.
Miss Ruth McCrackeu was the hostess
at "a small company last evening at her
home on Virginia avenue, at which the
Halloween games varied the usual pro
gramne Of dance and supper Miss Nc
Crackers guests included Misses Cath-
, arine ana Lucy NIcCracken, Mamie SeIby.
r Mae Parker r. Size-. VI. Sizer 81. ship
ley. POpkins, and Laughan: Messrs. Frank
Troddeu, n. Scott. J. Moore. A. Carley. 4
! Daniels. Z. Brailer aude Zappoue, D.
MacLaren. and p Preston
The X X. X, one Of Washington
best known canoe clubs celebrated tho
6 holiday by a house warming at its re-
Z Gently improved home on the Virginia
side Of the river. where the members
, now have q most attractive and commo-
dioUs clubhouse. Autumn foliage. used
, in most artistic fashion, covered the
walls and ceiling, while the lighting was
entirely from the huge open-fire of logs
and innumerablc Jack 'o-lanterns. both oi
genuine pumpkins and their faithful i'm
itations. To add TO the spirit of adven.
turc. the guests We're conveyed 10 ans
T. from the Virginia shore in canoes. pad.
died by the hosts Of the evening The
members Of the K X. Il ares Messrs
p Leroy Livingston, James Burrows. Franz
Heighberger, George Wilcox. George +
Howard. Luther Schreincr. and Ned Var
Alstyne. Among the guests entertained
? We're Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wilcox, Mrs
BurrCss, Miss Marguerite Wilcox. Misses
: Fanny Heighberger. Clara Donohue. Auna
Jack. Belle Howard. Mary Fickling
Louise Ferguson, ard Daisy Cooper
r. ANeeti EAlLt4tui oiiaS 1dScN, a. :. n
with Mrs. Casey and Miss Casey, re
: turned from Europe Tuesday on tn,
Cratic, after a long residence in Italy.
/, Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Ronalds. th,
e latter formerly Miss Thora Strong. VIII,
= have been passing their prolonged honey
g moon in Europe, are expected to arriv,
= in New York on Saturday, and take i'm
. mediate possession of their new residenc,
J, on Fifth avenue. Mrs Ronalds Ifas beer
a frequent visitor in washington iron
p childhood. being the niece of Mrs. Rich
/. ard Townsend, and granddaughter OF Ia,
: late Representative William /. Scott, O
q Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Nicholas Fish. who now make.
: her permanent home in Washington. re
/, turned from Europe yesterday, and afte
= a short stay in New York. will reopel
: her y street house for the winter Mrs
# Fish during her residence abroad mad
her headquarters at The Hague, wheu
T she had house for the spring season
4 entertaining and being entertained YER
. extensively.
@ Maj, Cen Haywood, former command
y ant OF the Marine Corps. and Mrs. Hey
wood returned Tuesday from d prolong
K ed European tour. They will pass tn
/, winter in New York and Washington.
:. Mr. and Mrs. Jules Vatable. who wer
:. prominent visitors at the New WiHar,
r during the past week. have gone TO tn
! Virginia Hot Springs. where they vii
y spend some time at the Homestead.