The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-01
CHAPTER.
CLOSES ITS YEAR
Many Halloween Parties
Held in AnacOStia Club
rooms and Homes.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.

Electa Chapter. No ?, Order OF the
Eastern Star. brought its year 10 a
close last evening in the Masonic Han.
corner OF L and Fourteenth streets,
with a special business meeting, follow
81 by a Halloween party. AT which 20
o. more guests were entertained
The business session was IN charge OF
past officers Of the chapter, who OC-
cupied their respective stations, as fol-
lows: Mrs Mamie Copes. worthy ma
iron: Gratz Dunkum, worthy patron
AIRS. Helen Roberts. associate matrOn.
Mrs. Annie Harnish, conductrsss: Miss
Flora CrOzier. associate cOnductress5
Mrs Mary T. O'Brien. marshal and
chaplain; Thomas Riley, secretary; VII
liam RaUchenstein. treasurer: Miss Eva
Rauchenstein. Ada; Mrs Carrie Smith,
Ruth Mrs. carrie May berry Esther
Elrs. Elizabeth Guide, Martha; Mrs
Sophie French. Electa-
Tie proceedings were occupied prin-
/ cipally With degree work several inltla-
| tons being conducted Charles F. Rob-
| erts, accompanied 0y Miss Edith n
/ Pyles. sang Following the business
[ gathering refreshments were served. the
| tables being lighted with gOblin-llHIe Ian
/ terms The stage, which was occupied
/ by a company Of local singers, Samuel
/ Humphrey, Charles Walsh and Simon
] BUbe, was decorated in manner typi-
]
/ Carrie Smith ana Ms s n Frazier
I directed the entertainment committee
/ The hall was in semi-darkness and
/ ghOstly forms. attired in white, passed
/ among the guests, flashing light from
COLLINS lanterns
/ Young people associated with the En-
manuel Protestant Episcopal Church.
/ celebrated Halloween Wf,h a ghost
/ party which was held in the parish
1 nall o. ha % IN II Err
1 the auspices Of the Junior Daughters Of
! the King. The interior OF the hall was
decorated with autumn foliage Boys
| and giris in costumes and masks danced
/ the Virginia reel. and INDUCED In other
| O d-fashioned dances and games Re
! spOnsive exercises Of humorous IA
ture were inJerspersed with these num-
beTs- Refreshments were served.
| Charles F. Linger. Of the Anacostia
Methodist Episcopal Church, entertained
| a company Of youthful members OF that
church, boys who make I'D the athletic
] association that meets weekly az his
home in his residence. on Good Hope
| road. at a Halloween party. After al
| enjoyable program refreshments were
served
The hall Of St Teresa's ParochIaI
School, on street was the scene Of q
| Halloween celebration last night. when
the Pleasure Seekers an organization
| composed OF Young folks. gave mas
uuerade dance. Thirty couples took
part The program was followed By Tt
freshments.
Merry-makers, masked and IN Ero-
teSQue costume, paraoed the streets In
this section last night. HONS were
sounded, and much gdyetv attendant
upon the celebration C Halloween Be
yond amusing themselves in this man
ner. however those On The streets were
careful Of the rights Of hOusehOlders
and pedestrians, Who were entertained
rather than otherwise by the pleasant
RES Of the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lehman, Of Staten Isl
and, y. 7, are the guests Of Mr. and
{ Mrs James T Harrison, Of " street
Joseph Clark, twenty-eight years old
whose address is not known TO the aU-
/ thorities, was found lying on Nichols
avenue yesterday evening. apparently
| suffering from paralysis DE was sent
{ 20 the Washington Asylum Hospital II
the patrol wagon OF the Eleventh pre-
cinct-
Warren Berry. sixteen years old. a
! resident Of Sheridan road. Hillsdale
who has been confined for a number OF
] weeks in the Industrial Home SchOo
ar Blue Plains, made his escape las'
night from that institution. The Ioce
policemen, who are well acquainted
with Warren. were asked 70 arrest hin
for the authorities Of the home.