Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-06
SOCIETY.
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at an oid-fashioned sheet and pillow-case
party. The guests. who were dressed TO
represent ghosts, played games and pulled
taffy until late hour the prizes being
awarded to Miss Hortense King and
George Nordlinger. Supper was served
in the dining room, which was beautifully
decorated with Jack-o- lanterns and vari-
Gus other Halloween devices. The center
of the table was huge pumpkin race,
which when lighted in an otherwise dark
ened room gave weird aspect 70 the
scene The favors were small jack-o'-lan-
terms at each place. Those present were
Miss Helen Fischer, Miss Hortense King.
Miss Sylvia Sacks. Miss Miriam kiee-
blatt, Miss Lucille Wallenstein. Miss Cam
lille Schwab, Miss Helen Waiienstein, Ell
mer Schwab, David Adler. : Leo Simon
and George Nordlinger.
Mr.. Solomon Peyser of Newport News.
Va, was the guest of his mother, MRS.
II. Peyser, during this week.
Mrs. Stanley Piper Of the Gibralta, has
as her guests her mother and sister, Mrs.
Carl Gundlach and Miss Susie Gunoiacn
Of Spokane. Wash.
Mrs. Gereon Streng of Pittsburg. Pa.
who has been the guest OF her sister,
Mrs Joseph Abel Of Clifton street, for
the past month, returned home on Thurs
day.
Miss S. Schneider. who has been visit
ing Miss Inez Silver. returned to her
home in Atlanta, Ga. during the week.
Mrs. Caesar Misch of Providence, r. L.,
was the house guest of Mrs. James Lans-
burgh while in this city last week.
Mr.. William Samler and Miss Evelyn
Hochheimer both of Baltimore, Md, were
L Ny
the Rev Louis Stern at his home on Co
lumbia road. After wedding trip the
couple will reside in Baltimore.
| Mrs John s.. strahorn of Annapolis,
| Md. was the guest Of Mrs. Adolph Weyl
of North Brightwood for several days
| last week.
the guest Of relatives in this city during
the week.
MIR. and Mrs Sidney Reizenstein Of the
| Dupont have been spending short time
with relatives in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs w. E. Richardson OF
Duluth, Mimi. have announced the en-
Kagement of their daughter Katherine
and Lieut. Gerald Howe. United States
Navy. the wedding to occur the latter
part of January. Lieut.. Howe Is tnt
i third son of Judge A. c. Howe. and Il
at present stationed at Annapolis In tht
department of construction engineering
where he expects to be for the next two
years.
! Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, jr.
are entertaining the latter's mother. Mrs
Henry Addison Alexander: at their nome
on Pacific avenue. San Francisco: Mrs
/ Alexander crossed the continent with tn
Croker party from New York, and vii
spend a month in San Francisco, where &
number of affairs are planned in hel
honor She will visit ~Burlingame as the
guest Of Mrs. Easton and Miss Jennie
Croker :!
Mr.. Elfhu w Fowler OF this city wa,
among the usllers at the wedding II
BRIDGEPORT Conn.,. last month OF Mis-.
Natalie Bishop and Mr.. John Randolph
Reyburn. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. c.. H. McElroy of st. Angus
tines Church in an alcove Of the spa
cious drawing room IN Courilano MI,
the ancestral home. which had been beau
tifully arranged for a chapel The walls
were lined with green vines and ferns
and numerous plants fnterlaced With
wonderful white -chrysanthemurns Tht
bride entered with her uncle, Nathanie
W. Bishop. and was given away by hel
mother, WHO was escorted by her son
William D. Bishop Sd. The brides gowr
was Of the conventional white satin. bu
\ was distinguished by priceless POM
ings which were originally worn by hel
maternal. grandmother, Adele GralHot
| when presented at the French court. Hel
veil was fastened intora loop OF the same
exquisite lace.
Mrs Bishops gown was of blue chiffon
yelling over foundation of pink, anG
the tunic outlined with narrow bands Of
fur. Her sister. Mrs. H. NJ Fowler OF
this city. wore an exquisite gown of Law
ender crepe de chine and chiffon, witt
garnitures of cut steel. The bridesmaid.
were dressed alike in pink chiffon will
ponlpadour ribbon forming the yoke OF
the skirt and the lower part OF the cor
sage yelled in pink chiffon, and wore
| Charlotte Corday mats OF lace ana pint
rosebuds.
The brfdegroom's gift to the bride wa.
| a bar pin Of diamonds, and the bride.
gifts to the bridesmaids were silver pic
ture frames. in which later will be pu
the pictures of the bridal couple who
were photographed after the reception.
/ Miss Lucy billiard of this city is tn,
guest of Miss Campbell at Birmingham
and participating in the festivities sur
rounding the wedding of Mr. Norvel
| Winston Cullom and Miss Anna Plunket
| Mrs Maurice, Auerbach of this cit,
| was in the receiving party last week a
| the St Paul home of Mrs. Alexander M
| peabody at the coming out party of Mis-.
Caroline Peabody.
! The .R. S. Club" entertained thei
| friends at a Halloween party on Monda,
| night at the home of Miss Alma Moore
73 New York avenue. northeast. TIL,
| rooms were beautifully decorated witt
present were: Misses Mamie. Elisabeth
and Sara Byrne, Rose Carroll. Angels
Chappeiear. Florence Frank, Paulin,
HOFFMAN. Olive King. Alma Moore, Lydi,
Moore. Lydia Payette, Fay Smithers