Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-02

and Mrs Sellers. Mr.. and Mrs. c. p Mu-
KEEL. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Escavaille, Mr. c.
w. Smith. Mr.. Quin, Dr. and Mrs E. s.
Smith and Mr.. Clifford Huntington.
A charming Halloween party occurred
Wednesday evening at the Colbert mansion.
Riverdale. Md. Those present were Misses
Stewart, McEwen, Ahern. Bowen, Baker
Woodward, Squire and Greer and Messrs.
Harrison. Metler, Mann. Fitzpatrick Belts
and Chaves. Dancing was INDUCED in. fol-
lowed by luncheon and an enjoyable
dance. which concluded at midnight.
Miss Alice Simonds gave taffy pull at
her home, 212 Florida avenue northwest,
the occasion were INDUCED in until a late
hour when all repaired to the dining room.
where refreshments were served. Among
those present were Misses Alice, Missouri
and Hazel Simonds, Marion Sherman.
Ruth Hart. Marie and Ethel Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Simonds and Mr.. Douglass
q Brien.
A Halloween surprise party was rendered
Miss Edith Dooley by her girl friends at
her residence, 1015 street southeast, We'd
nesday night Vocal and instrumental
music and games suitable for the occasion
were INDUCED in until late hour when
the guests repaired to a daintily spread
table, where refreshments were served.
Among those present were Misses Kath-
crime Agnew, Eva Smith, Ethel Binnix,
Maude Ridgway, Patricia Wood, Annie
Hutchinson. Estelle Heard, Elsie Holmes.
Ella Allison. Irene Umhaw Lottie Stiebeling,
Emile Rittershofer. Lenore Dansberger,
Hattie and Gertie Koontz, Laura Deoley,
Bessie Ferguson; Messrs. Harry c. Barron,
Walter c. Broker, c. A. Fisher, Henry
Bacon, Frank Crawford, E. II. Watson,
mix, Galen Green, d. Lavene. w. F. Yate-
man, Clay Dooley. Harry Henderson, B.
Lee, H. Bailey and Judet Darling.
ngton Lyman will sail on Saturday for
Cuba, where they will join Captain Lyman,
commanding marines at Cienfuegos.
given Miss Anna Alling at the home of her
sister, Mrs. S. ]. Prescott. 1910 Newton
street northwest. The house was appro-
priately decorated with jack olanterns,
corn, apples, etc. Fortune telling, games
and refreshments filled the evening. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs S. ]. Prescott,
Mrs. c. A. Muddiman. Mrs. John Thorn
son. Mrs. Charles s. Pardoe. Misses Viola
F'inks. Anna and Cornelia Muddiman, Ma
rion Hines. Florence Thomson, Alice Tay-
lor, Blanche. Helen and Evelyn Prescott
and Anna Alling, and Messrs. Edward
Law, Mayne Coe Robin Pull am, Irving
Cashell, Harmon Pardoe, Edwin Masch-
meyer. VIII McPhee. Allan and EARL Mud
diman.
Miss Julia E Scroggin of Capitol Hill
entertained a few friends Wednesday even
ing at "taffy pull Many games ap-
propriate to the occasion We're enjoyed.
In the presence of intimate friends and
relatives, DR.. Gerald E. Mix of Youngs-
vile. Pa. and Miss Neva E. Stephens of
this city were married Tuesday evening
by Rev. d. w. Skellenger. at the Sixth
Presbyterian Church. 9th and c streets
hrid affS rp1 in,
handsome brown travelling costume, with
hat to match. Miss Neal. the organist of
the church and a close friend of the
bride, presided at the organ, and Mr.. Laird
Neal acted as usher. Immediately follow
Ing the ceremony, after receiving con-
CALCULATIONS. Mr.. and Mrs. Mix departed
for their new home at Youngsville, Pa,
amid a shower of confetti and well wishes
for their future happiness.
A successful euchre was given Hal
lOWeen night by the Department of the
Woman's Relief Corps at Grand Army Hall.
A large attendance was present. The prizes
were numerous and handsome. Col. b. F.
Chase was master of ceremonies. Refresh
ments were served.
The members of the Jolly Rovers Club
were given a Halloween party last evening
at the home of their vice president, Miss
Mamie Hantzmon. The house was beauti-
fully decorated with autumn leaves jack
o-lanterns and pumpkins, and the club was
delightfully."- entertained with amusing games
and tricks. Supper was served at late
hour Those present were the Misses Wai-
ker, Reynolds, Williams, Creecy, Evans,
Hantzmon and Mrs. Merritt o. Richmond,
Messrs. Moore, Jewell Houseknect, Vierra,
Huddle, Runion, Bean and Costes.
No. 2035 1st street northwest was the
scene of a merry gathering Halloween eve,
when Miss Sara A. Dyer entertained a large
number of her friends at mystic witches
Ini1i ,orfx- Eha icfiaa 11x-
decorated with autumn foliage and iHu-
mined by CHASTITY specter pumpkin heads
and japanese lanterns Cup tossing, palm
reading, candle blowing and melted lead
decided the fate of the young folks, also
the GROWING of the queen of beauty and
solemn initiation into the farmers alliance,
kept the party in high spirits al evening.
After participating in various other games
of the season delicious sweets were served,
and the party broke up at the mystic hour
of II. Among those present were Mrs. l..
H Dyer Misses A. A. Clear, Olive Pushaw,
Lulu Pate Grace Marshall, Lula Roberts,
Mabel HALEY, Adelaide Steie Edna Rath-
von Alice c. Farrell and little Miss Helen
r. Dyer; also Messrs. Fred Leckler. Wiz
lam Boyd, George Aiken, Lawrence Pyle.
Myron Clear and Thomas Dyer. Miss Dyer
Will be at home to her friends after no
Yember 8.
Sixty Couples cotillion will be given dur
ing Christmas week.
musicale was given last evening at the
home of Mrs. Inez Seymour Mcconnell, 40
18th street northeast The evening was
pleasantly spent by the invited guests of
the hostess. Mrs. Florence Huss and Mrs
Mcdonnell rendered several instrumental
and vocal numbers. The hostess sang ef-
fectively the Spring Song.
TWINING CITY AFFAIRS.
Halloween Party Attracts Merry