Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-01

outside of IS seaton place northwest
while the festivities were in progress.
Miss Grace Rails and Miss Florence
Coumbe sang solos, Miss +. Payne pre-
sided at the piano. Numerous games
were played and just before midnight
trip through subterranean passage deco
rated with autumn leaves, lanterns. ETC..
was the scene Of much merriment. as
an old witch presiding at boiling
pot presented each guest with a sketch
Of his or her future. life. Those present
were: Miss Coumbe. Miss Hudson, Miss
Weaver, Miss Grimes, Miss Rails, Miss
Payne, Miss Lee, Miss Moreland. Miss
Thompson. Miss Reeve, Miss Gatchell.
Mrs. Grain, Mrs. Fish, Mrs. Rau. and
Messrs. Grinnell McQuinn. C. Thompson,
r. THOMPSON. Wiegand. Mcdonald, Fish.
Teal. Ellerbrook, Hammer. Burnham,
Murray. Grain, Lee, Robinson
Mrs. Olive Lake Williams has taken an
apartment at the Dunsmere. where she
will be pleased to see her FRIENDS.
Mrs. Charles E. Goodno and son have
moved to the Dunsmere apartment.
A Halloween party was given by the
dence Of Milton Block. 800 r street north
west. During the evening games and
dancing were INDUCED in. Several solos
were sung by Mr.. Henry Baer. The din
ing room was decorated with the Hal
loween favors. Among those present
were the Misses Claudia Jackson. Cora
Coleman, Hortense Rosenthal, Hortense
Hama, Hazel Bornheim, Ruth kronheim,
Aline Kronheim. Sylvia Sinsheimer' OF
Baltimore, and Messrs Julian Jackson,
Samuel Schwartz. Henry Baer. Sylvan
Powdermaker. Frank Powdermaker. Mil
ton Block, Lester Stirnam. Earl Silver
man, Eugene Lauman. Milton Siegel or
Baltimore and Mr.. Spieldock OF Balti-
more.
A Halloween surprise party was ex-
tended Miss Josephine Parsons OF Brook
land Saturday night by the members of
the Jolly Dozen Club, assisted by others
from Washington. Among the guests were
the Misses r. Hildreth. l.. Spindle. X.
Reid, G. Thompson. H. Morrow, X. Nor
row. NJ. Grimes NJ. Mumford. NJ. Ell
Purner. and Messrs. j. Grove, P. Simon
ton, c. Tobin, p. Chamberlin, ]. Weldon,
G. Bell, H. Kidwell. ]. Lambert, P. Nc
Grady, s. Greene. H. Parsons, Z. BURGESS
CESS. E. S. Jackson, ]. Lavender, E. j..
Byrns, J. Jessop, L. Stone and j. II.
Parsons.
Miss Josephine Ellicott. daughter OF
Commander and Mrs. j. NJ. Ellicott. was
quietly married October 10 to Lieut. Ross
S. Kingsbury, U. s. NJ. c., by Rev. r. s.
Remington. pastor of All Saints Church.
Portland, Ore. Elaborate plans were con-
templated for the wedding at later date.
but. owing to Geographic orders to Lieut..
Kingsbury to leave at once for the Phil
ippines, the marriage plans were neces-
sarily changed.
Lieut.. Kingsbury and bride have gone to
San Francisco. whence they will sail for
Manila They will remain in the Philip
pines three years.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Franklin Ray an
nounce the marriage of their daughter.
Anna Lee, and Mr.. Harold Hastings
Clarke, formerly of Washington and now
of Montana.
The marriage came as a great surprise
to the many relatives and friends OF the
bride, who left Washington presumably
to visit her uncle in Spokane, Wash, and
was met by Mr.. Clarke in st. Paul, Minn.,
where the marriage took place
Miss Lizzie J. Magic. for many years prior
Mr.. Albert w. Phillips were married Oc-
tober %. 1910. The ceremony was per-
formed in Chicago. where the groom is
business man.
The Arcade Social Club played host last
night on a straw ride to and barn dance
at the Bliss farm near Congress Heights.
D. c.. twenty-five young couples partici-
pating.
of Mrs. Julia Jarvis. daughter of Mrs
Linnette Pennypacker of Towanda, Pa,
and Mr.. Charles Chester Bassett of
Washington, D. c., which took place
Monday afternoon at 4::O O'Clock In New
York city. The ceremony was performed
at the residence of Rev. John r. Paxton,
formerly pastor Of New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church of Washington, d.
C. The bride was attended by Miss
Mary Roth of wilkesbarre Pa. Mr..
BENJAMIN L. Fairchild Of New York city
was best man. Mr. and Mrs. Bassett will
be at home after November 10 at cSO6
9TH street northwest. Washington, D. c.
just returned to the city after a de-
lightful visit with friends in northern
Virginia and the. Blue Ridge mountains
during the month of October.
> Miss Margaret Parham and Mr. Charles
Walton Fitch were married by Rev. g.
c.. F. Bratenahl Of ST Adams Church this
morning. The ceremony was in the apart
ment of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin F. Par
ham at the Alendale, and only a small
party of relatives and friends was pres
ent The bride wore a travelling dress
of dark blue broadcloth. with hat to
match. Her mother wore heliotrope broad
cloth.
fore the departure of the newly welded
couple for their bridal tour.
Mrs. Garrard, wife Of Col -Garrard,
commanding officer, and Mrs. Barnhardt
wife of Capt. Barnhardt. u. g. A., re-
ceived the guests last night at a dance
given, in the administration building at
Fort Myer. OF which the officers Of the
post and their wives were hosts. The
guests-wi1o were supplemented by q num-
Der from this city--wefe in MASQUERADE
dress. The cavalry hand played the dance
music. and the ballroom had the decora-
ton suitable for the holiday and autumn
foliage.
The Misses earrard have as their guest