Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-02
COUNT SzdCHENYl
GLADYS VANDERBILT

1HENM GLADYS
York and Pennsylvania, Miss Bertha
| Gutenberg has returned to her home, 1888
| L street northwest.
! greatly enjoyed social affair in the
! form of a ghost party took place last
| evening at the home of Mrs. Leroy NJ.
Law, 4i3 18th street northeast, where
| Mrs Law entertained the members of her
| class In the Eastern Presbyterian Sun
day school. The house was artistcally
decorated with chrysanthemums. When
| the girls of the class arrived they were
| greeted in the hallway by a. mammoth
ghost This was but one of the many
| hobgObln features of the evening. APP
propriate games were played, the first
! prize being awarded to Miss Emily Brad
| ley, while the BOBBY prize went to Miss
! Meta Neumann. Refreshments were
/ served, the table being tastefully deco
rated in yellow, a novel effect being add
| ed by the use Of pumpkin lanterns, with
a huge Illuminated pumpkin centerp!ece.
! The favors were small lighted pumpkins.
! The class was organized five years ago
and Is one of the most prosperous in the
Sunday school. All of its members were
present last evening, as follows Flor
ence Meyer Florence Stonebraker' Meta
| Neumann, Frederick Neumann, Allie
Payne, Julia Lee, Frace Campbell, Macon
Rice. Martha Belt, Hazel Spear, Emily
Bradley and Matilda Senior.
Miss Helene Bergmark Of this city
Is a student at Villa Maria convent West
Chester, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs Nathan Cowsil announce
the engagement of their daughter, Nellie
Gertrude and Mr.. Joseph w Sanford, both
of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas w Smith have
sent out invitations for the wedding re-
Lieut. Charles r. Sanderson, United
States Marine Corps now stationed at the
marine barracks in Washington. The
ceremony will take place November 20 at
the home of the brides parents, 1884 Co
lumbia road, at noon and will be followed
by the reception. Miss Caroline Smith
will attend her sister. AT home cards
announce Wednesdays in January at the
Highlands.
Miss Eloise Cissel entertained a party
of fifty on Halloween, complimentary to
her house guest. Miss Dey OF Norfolk,
one of the seasons debutantes.
Lieut. Commander and Mrs. George
F. Cooper are located at the Westmore-
land for the winter.
Mrs. George w. suare and daughter
Miss Blanche l.. Suare of Atlantic City,
n. j. a-e visiting their niece, Miss BERTHE
Lewis of the Portner, 10th and L streets
northwest.
The first of the many pleasant social
vents which the Metropolitan Bible
class gives during the winter and late
spring was at the Halloween party, given
last Wednesday evening. From o'clock
till very late hour about 40 members
of the class and their friends met in the
| large parors for generally good time.
Usual amusements for such night werH
engaged in amid the beautiful fall
leaves and jack-o'-lanterns with artistical-
~ cut shades of yellow paper, which
placed over the gaslight, added much to
the joyous occasion.
| Many were the sports engaged in, but
the most amusing wee the Introduction
of the Hopkins family and the ghost
march. None the least prominent was
| Miss Lucille Fehl. a friend of the class.
| who read the palms of many, from the
least to the oldest: solo was rendered
| bv Miss Nellie Barber Eileen" and the
piano solo by little Marie Cutherbertson.
their partners for supper, which was
| served by the less 70 tunate men who
! caught no fish.
A number Of the friends Of Mss Maui
rita Harvey of Capitol Hill gave her a
| pleasant surprise party on All Halloween.
| The evening was spent in games and
| dancing. The prizes for the successful!
|
! favors of the evening. We're appropriate
to the occasion. The refreshment table
was decorated with chrysanthemums and
| autumn leaves.
| Among those present Were the Misses
| Veronica and Gertrude Lynch. Wini red
| Watts Ruby Ans'ey, Mildred Tegeler.
| Jewel Anslay, Helm and Maurita Harvey.
| and Masters Raymond Roberts. Edwin
| Eyler Bernard Clark. Clifford Wo7rtin-
dyke, Stewart Chapman and Herbert Har-
! Vey.
Mrs Harriet L. Scribner entertained at
dinner last night at h r pretty new HON
! in PptwOrth in honor of her sister, Mrs.
William Green of Illinois. who has been
| her guest for the last three weeks. Tn
! reception and dining rooms We're deco
| rated with fine chrYsanthn mums grown by
Mr. Scribner, the host. TIL dinner guests
Langley. Mrs. Hilton, Mrs. Williams. Mr..
Harry NJ. Baden. Mrs. Harry NJ. Baden
and Mrs. Isabel WOrrell Ball
Army man, had a birthday anniversary
| last Monday, but because of triple n
gagements for some of tn" guests. includ-
| ing the doctor himself. Mrs. Caver CON
cluded that a surprise midnight supper
would be the best time and mann0r of on
! tertainng in honor of her husband. The
supper was a crab feast" During the
| hour of the reception of the guests, who
brought many presents and warm con-
| gratulations, music. both vocal and instru-
| mental was furnished by Mr.. George Cal
YER. son of DR.. and Mrs Calver, Miss
| Stella Raymond and Mr.. Thompson Miss
Raymond was particularly pleasing in sav-
eral comic songs. The supper guests
were DIR. Henry A. and Mrs Johnson.
| Mr. and Mrs. William Smith, Mrs. Isabel
| Worrell Ball, Miss Raymond. Mr.. Thomp
son and Mr.. nd Mrs. Richards.
Marriage Licenses.