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rations were pumpkin heads, lanterns and
witches, and chrysanthemums and roses
were distributed as favors. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan, Miss
Eleanor O'Keefe of Ohio and Misses
Collins, NJ. Dougherty, B. Evans, e. Kelly,
B: Herman, T. Harrigan, B. Lauck, M,
Meehan. M. r. Meehan, I. McElyare, a.
McElyars, M Me c,,n x Ive oD sg5
Reagan, and Messrs. ii. Mccarthy,
George Quinn. J. Herman. J. Fitzgerald,
M. Fitzgerald, w. Taltaveall, w. Collins,
N. Walsh. E. Coombs. John Fitzgerald.
Walsh. NJ. Tabler. r. Holden, G.. Rock,
J. Stamina, j. Edwards and Mr.. McWil-
Hams and Mr.. Gaity from New York.
Mrs. Oliver Cromwell and Miss Louise
Cromwell have gone to the Virginia Hot
Springs, where so many of their ac-
quaintances are spending the autumn.
They will be away about three weeks,
Club dance on the 18th, at which New
York and other debutantes will be pres
ent at their first formal lineup, so to
speak. A Tuxedo Club dance is always
it's quota Of guests keen for pleasure and
every one of whom is socially well
placed.
Miss Cromwell, who will be among the
most prominent of the winters debutantes
here, Is handsome girl, who has had
all the advantages of travel and educa-
ton and besides knows most of who's
who already at the Capital. She was
ready for hsS formal debut as last winter
all the family plans. Mrs. Cromwell has
been q very popular hostess during her
years Of residence here, and her ar
rangements to make her daughters. first
winter in society a happy one. are sure
Mrs. Cromwell and family have the
house 1908 New Hampshire avenue.
which has been greatly changed and
beautified since her selection of it more
than q year ago.
Miss Catherine Birney, daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs Arthur A. Brney. will be pre-
scented at tea Thursday, December 10.
Mrs Tinsley L. Allen has reopened her
residence on Church street after having
spent the summer at her country place In
Virginia.
Mrs. B. Held and her sister, Mrs. A.
Strauss of New York city, will be at home
this evening, and will be pleased to see
their friends at COZ street northwest.
f. De Tea Bermudez. first secretary to
the Spanish legation, is registered at the
Grafton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles william Powers
have removed from 10th street to the
Cavendish apartments. Mrs. Powers has
recently returned from a two-month visit
to North Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Abrams of 800 L
street northwest will be home this even
ing in honor of the Bar Mitzvah of their
son Ernest from to 10 O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McLanahan, who
have been spending the past few months
in Europe, returned to Washington early
last week.
Miss Dorothy Miller of Elizabeth, N,
j., will arrive in Washington later in
the season, and will spend the remainder
Of the winter with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Garner. who
have been the guests of friends here,
have returned to their home IN Newport
News, Va.
Mrs. William Rutland Allen, wife of
Ensign Allen, L. S. N, was the guest re-
Gently of friends in Washington.
The Misses Middleton have had as
their guest Miss Quinlan Of Richmond,
Va.
Mrs. William Strother Smith, wife of
Commander Smith. U. S. NJ, and their
daughter, Miss Margaret Smith, have re-
turned from Annapolis. Md, where they
have been spending the week end.
Miss Anne Hardy left last week for
Clarksburg, w. Va, where she win
spend about two months visiting her
brother.
Miss Abbott and Miss Anna Abbott of
10th street have had as their guest Mrs.
Margaret Eliason of New York.
Mrs. William l.. Hillyer of 1864 Cali
fornia avenue will be at home tomorrow
for the first time. Mrs. Hilyer will re-
ceive Mondays throughout the season.
Miss Dorothy Eliot. who has been Wis
iting friends here. has returned to her
home in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Nourse. Miss Nourse and Miss
Alice Ramsburg Of @ street have had as
their guest Miss Emily Vincent of New
York city.
Miss Elizabeth North, who has been
enjoying a motor trip through New York,
and New Jersey with a party Of friends.
returned last week to her home in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smally left last
week for their former home in Ohio
where they will spend some weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd D. Smoot enter
tanned at a Halloween party last Mon
day evening I'm honor of their four sons.
Their beautiful home on street was at
tractively arranged with palms, autumn
leaves, JACKIE Lanterns and other en1blems
of the season: Mr.. and Mrs. Smoot were
assisted by Mr. Shoots mother and sis
ter, Mrs. John Smoot and Miss Julia
Smoot, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy S. Thompson,
Mrs Philip Berry and Miss Josepha Null
ford. Among the young people invited
were Miss Julia Hume, Miss Phoebe Wal