The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-06
ENTERTAINMENTS.

Mr.. Joseph Fraber entertained de
lightful Halloween party on Monday
evening. The house was beautifully dec
GRATED with autumn foliage and chrysan-
themums. An orchestra played through
out the evening. and refreshments were
served. The table decorations were in
yellow, consisting OF yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. yellow decorated candlesticlxs.
and yellow centerpiece. Among those
present, all of whom were masked. were
the Misses Hughes, Mae Fitzgerald.
Katherine Donovan, Nellie Griffith. Geor-
gia Stewart, Mary Dalton, Elsa Schwanz.
Margaret Donovan, Elizabeth Fitzgerald.
Gertrude Brown, Florence Schweitzer,
Regina Fraber. Cecilia Sullivan, Mar
garet Slattery, Roberta Taylor. Pearle
Dublain, Maud and Lillian Miller. and
Messrs. Clarence Rupert Joseph Sulli-
van, Martin Hendricks, Warren White.
John Slattery. Joseph Cannon. James
Barrel, Joseph Kennedy, Edward SIat-
terry, Charles CasseH, James Fraber
Terrie Sullivan, and Joseph Fraber.
Miss Dooley entertained a number Of
guests at her home. 173! + street. Hal
loween evening. Refreshments were served
and the guests danced until after mid
night. The guests were the Misses Anna
NJ. Lester, Susie Pullman, Florence Kath-
ryn Brush, Lucy Stothart, Catherine Hen
messy. Marie Callahan, Ethel Ienard
Agnes DOoley. Nellie Pullman, Elizabeth
Dooley and Messrs Bales, Dooley, Stot-
hart and MeCuen.
Mrs Flora Dannison Dyer has given the
use OF her ballroom for the Daughters
Of n TFrtrr
Wednesday.
The Catholic Women's Circle held its
regular meeting at headquarters. EOS
Eleventh street northwest, Monday even
ing. Mrs. Jean Andrew read a paper on
''The debt that literature owes the
church" Mrs. Coope told of her visit
10 the Monastery of San Marco. where
the first library in Florence. Italy, was
opened free to the public and OF the
interest taken by tourists In the art and
literature of the three great Dominican
monks, Fra Savonarola, Era Angelica,
and Fra BartoiemmO, names inseparably
connected with the now suppressed mon
astery.
Miss julie H Laskey was the sneaker
Of the evening. her topic being, Cath
Ollie writer's OF fiction" among which
were mentioned John, Oliver Hobbies (Mrs:
Craigie), Maurice F.. Egan, Seumas Mac
manus, Able Halaby Henry Harland.
Mrs. Wifred Ward. Olive PAR. Rev. F.
II. Benson. Katherine lyman. Mrs Wal
Ter. Marion Crawford. Gilbert Chester
ton, Rev. Ayseough, and Rene Bazan.
Miss Beatrice Eerford, who is delight
fully remembered by ali Washingtonians
who have ever heard her amusing mono
lOgues. is 10 give another reading here at
the New Willard the night of November
70 for the benefit Of the homeopathic Hos
pital.
sShe viii be assisted by the well-known
eontralto. Mrs. Blanche Muir DalgIeish.
and the programme promises to be most
attractive.
Among the patroaesses are Mrs. Rock
wood Hoar. Mrs James Mcmillan Mrs.
Theodore Moves Mrs. Henry Cleveland
Perkins. Mrs. Matthew t. Scott, Mrs /
samuel Spencer, and Mrs. Joseph Thropp |
A most unique Halloween dance was
enjoyed by young people at the resi- !
dence OF Miss DooIey, 1877 F street. De-
licious refreshments were served ana /
the ghosts danced until the wee sma,
hours. The Invited guests were the Misses
Anna Nj. Lester, Susie Pullman. Florence |
Kathryn Brush, Lucy Stothart, Cathe- |
rine Hennessy, Marie Callahan, Ethel