Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-03
Glenn, Beulah Boss, Blanch Bowen Hen
rietta Bowen, Mary Bowen, Lucy Bowen
Arthur II. Glenn and Master Ralph Bowen.

The Freon Club gave It's last outing for
the season on Halloween night, last We'd
nesday, on straw ride to Rock Springs,
where they were given the freedom OF the
entire hotel. A bountiful supper was served,
interspersed with speeches. These Who par
ticipated were Freons Erik r. Carly, +. Fl.
Samuels. c. L. Gable II. L. Andersen. J. e.
Curtis, r. w. B. Roe, Geo. Grubbs Nathan
Waffle, ]. Coats. and the Misses Mabel and
Lillian Brown. Lillian Gayle, Mary Wright.
Ellen l.. Andersen. Francis Trott, Edna
Bailey. Clara Kelly and Master Willie An
dresen.
A merry evening was spent when a num-
Der of friends were entertained at Hal
loweeu party given at the residence of Miss
Ada Biondi, 1107 9th street southwest. Those
present We're the Misses Leona Ruckdaesch
ell Ella Haggerty, Isabel Tommy, Maddie
Hunter. Margaret Keefe, Lony Holbruner.
Bailey, and Messrs. H. Holt, keefe. Drury,
McGinnis, Corcoran. Foster, Baty, Ben
nett, Johnson and English.
Mrs Oscar Livingston of PHILADELPHIA
who entertained last week at The Woods.
Radnor. in honor of Prince Henry of Reuss.
is one of the guests at a weekend house
party given by Mr.. James T. Woodward at
his country place in honor of the prince.
The sport for the men of the party will he
fox hunting. The Prince will sail for Ger
many next Saturday. He spent yesterday In
Philadelphia inspecting the ship yards
Mr.. and Mrs. Appleton P Clark jr. gave
very pleasant reception last night to cele
brate their fifteenth wedding anniversary.
The home on Larner place was ab!oom with
flowers and autumn foliage, and assisting
the host and hostess was Miss Eta 3.
Fisher. who was bridesmaid at their mar
riage; Mrs. F. f. Lewis, Mrs. w. +. Myers,
Mrs Archibald Mclaughlin and Miss F.
b: Sites. Mrs. Clark wore white lace over
white silk. In the dining room Mrs. A. W.
Fisher and Mrs. Willie Stetson presided a
the rose-decked refreshment table
Miss Katherine Jennings was the guest of
honor yesterday at a small tea given by the
Misses Converse. daughter of Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Converse, to meet some of the
other debutantes of the coming winter.
The marriage of Mrs Susie Johnson Fish
er, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry John
son of 1907 New Hampshire avenue, to
Mr.. Walter A. Pinchback took place this
afternoon a. 2 O'clock at the parsona ge
of st. Luke's P. E. Church. Rev Brown
the rector of the church, officiated. After
brief wedding trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Pinch
northwest after December /. Only the
close relatives and friends of the contract
ing parties were present at the wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Boyle entertained
a number Of friends at their home, 1924
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Boyle, Mr. and
Mrs. Barnes, Dr. and Mrs. Suter, Mr.. and
Mrs. McDermott, Mr. and Mrs Aiker Mr.
and Mrs. Dougherty of Baltimore. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lusby. Rev. A. j. Carey, the Misses
caesar Falvey, Robinson, Mcmahon.
Butts. Stuart. Barnes. Reilly, Boland and
Boyle. Messrs. Daily, Clarkson McMullin,
McDemott Kelly. Boyle, o Brien, Atchison,
Batters and Martin and James Barnes of
Baltimore.