Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-02

ments were served. Among the guests
were the Misses Rosaiie Bilson. Bessie
Burch. Myrle colwel. Leverne Coiwell.
Annie Mcintosh. Pauline Norris. Marion
Richards and Mary Walter. ard the
Messrs. Samuel Bilson, James Fitzpat-
/ rick. Herbert Howe. William Fftzpat-
rick Croxail Johnston. t;artril hewitt
Cameron Perkins and Robert hewitt.
/, 4 surprise Halloween party was ten
dered Miss Frances Jacobson at her
| home. PIT G street northwest. last Sat
,irday evening by party of ner young
i friends. The party met at the home OF
Miss Hazel Williams. and from there went
!! to the scene of the merrymakiIg. The
hostess was met at the door with showers
| OF confetti The parlors were appropri-
! ately decorated with jack-o'-lanterns and
other Halloween novelties. Fortune tell
ing and all the me-honored pranks were
! INDUCED In. and later in the evening
vocal music and dancing were enjoyed
past was served. Among those present
We're Misses Frances Jacobsen. Hazel
| Williams Elsie Schaefer. Marguerite
Mitchell. Mary Mitchell, Gertrude Dixon
Mary Carney. Ethel Indian. Lillian Ire
go. Ruth Rosser Laura Rosser. Ruth
| Baumback. Rose Culligan and Pearl Hen
: derson; Messrs. Charlie Williams. John
kilroy. Roger O'Dwyer. Raymond Oar
de! Guy Donaldson. William Schaefer.
Raymond Rock. Washington Williams,
John Williams, ]. Z. Dodge. NJ. McMullen
&c. Fugitt; Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobsen, Mr.
and Mrs. r. Il. Wilkins. Mrs. Culligan.
| Mrs. Laura Rosser, Mr.. NJ. Lane and
Miss n. Il. Phillips.
| Miss Marguerite Wood. the debutante
daughter of. the pastor OF the Church of
the Covenant. Rev. DR.. Charles Wood.
! for whom Mrs Wood entertain some
OF the young people of her daughters ac
| quaintance an afternoon last week. will
| be formally presented at a tea tomorrow
| at OVERLOOK. near Philadelphia. 1t will
be given by hor grandmother Mrs. Wistar
Morris.
| Mrs. Root. wife of Secretary Root. left
\ here this morning for New York city In
| response to telegram announcing the
| death OF her mother. Mrs. Salem III.
| Wales. She had been sick for some time.
The home, Of Mr.. and Mrs George r.
| Edelin, OF 81 Grant street. Anacostia. Oc-
| tober 10. was the scene of leap year
| surprise party given their niece, Miss Es
/ telle LatcIford. Quite large crowd as
! sembled. Games and dancing were the
| features Of the evening and refr ashments
| were served. Among the guests were the
| Misses Mary Louder. Margaret Louden.
Mary Madigan. Effic Beall, Name Stenle.
J Estelle Latchford. Effie Lydings. Irene
Misel. Ethel Misel Gertrude Misel agnes
!. Yates, Agnes Wathen. .Rosiria Finotti.
Mary Taylor and May Latchford of Bal
timore and Messrs. Joseph Madigan. B.
Finotti. William Webb. Leroy Mayor,
| Herbert Harr. George Gray. j. Taylor
and Walter Brown and others OF Laurel,
Nd.
A pretty Halloween party was given
Saturday afternoon from 2 to 6 O'Clock at
1909 II street. In compliment to their little
decorated with autumn leaves and
white and yellow. chrysanthemums:;
out in the dining room with pump
kin table decorations Games were play
ed during the afternoon. The children
present were Misses Alma Knox. Eliza
beth. Houser. Elizabeth proop. Emma
| Florence Mills. Virginia Roberts. Ellen
Gordon. Elizabeth Jones. Anna Somerville,
Virginia Calvert. Donna Harrington. Mas
| tiers Paul Treanor. Realino Zeh. Marvin
| Lamasure, Vernon Knox Rowland How
| enstine and Paul Bokel.
Mr. and Mrs lie Roy Cough are spend
ing the weekend at the Naval Academy,
| the guests OF Capt. and Mrs. Dunlap. Mrs.
was belle at Annapolis in her early
| teens.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Keane OF Crescent
Of their niece, Miss Agnes NJ. Keane, and
Andrew Ridgeway. jr., of Washington.
D C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston s. Arkwright OF
lAtlanta will entertain November IS at a
debut party at the Piedmont Driving Club
| In honor of their niece. Miss Maitland
Marshall Of this city. who will arrive
there on the 18th for a visit to them. Mr..
| Walter Colquitt will lead the cotifion.
Miss Marshall il bright and pretty, with
/ all the charm of manner that makes the
| Co1quitt girls SO attractive. She Is the
daughter of Gen. and Mrs. William l..
Marshall and a granddaughter OF Senator
| Alfred Colquitt, one OF Georgias grand
men. It was during his term as governor
| of Georgia that ISIS MarshaHs mother.
| then Miss Lizzie Colquitt. made her debut
| in the mansion. and she is anxious for her
only daughter to make her debut in At
| lanta, and will go down on the 18th to be
present at the entertainment.
Gen. and Mrs. Marshall are stationed in
washington, d. c., at present where Gen.
Marshall Is chief of engineers. and where
| his daughter will be one of the attractive
debutanteS later on in the season.
| Lady tombstone, wife of the British
minister to Denmark, will spend the win
! ter with her mother. Mrs. James Pinchot,
at her home on Rhode Island avenue.
Mrs. Pinchot joined her son. Clifford Pin
chot, here last week.
| Rear Admiral and Mrs Richardson
Clover and their young daughters. who
are at their Washington home. will go
abroad in January and intend to make a
| journey up the Nile.
| Mrs. Edward Key and Miss Katherine
| Daingerfeld Of this city are in Paris
after motor tour Of southern France.
| Gen. and Mrs Leonard Wood sailed
Saturday on the Noordam for this coun-
| try.
| A Halloween party was given at the
| home of Miss Marie Sizer Sth street
southeast, Saturday evening. Games and
| music were enjoyed and refreshments
were served. The following were pres
emit: Misses Louise Harper. May Sheridan,
Bessie Sillers. Lee Eta Lyles. Ella Kelly.
| Minnie Norman. Rose Sizer, Effie Darnail,
Marie Sizer. Messrs Elliot Wright. Law
renee Haislip. Charlie German. William
Quinn. Carl Wiegand. John Risler, Frank
Sparrow, John Brahler and lie Roy
krause.
Marriage Licenses.