Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-10

ett J. B. Burnside and other ladies' Of
the town were in charge of the supper
ROOM
The Thanksgiving dance held in Ma
sonic Hall here Saturday evening under
the auspices of the Southern CotillOn Club
of Prince Georges county proved de-
cided success. Guests were present from
Washington, Baltimore and the cont1gu-
GUS counties. The hall was tastefully
decorated with Japanese umbrellas, fans,
lanterns. etc. Three large Japanese UNI
breEas hung from the center of the hall
with electrical display, covered by Japa-
nese lanterns attached. Fans, lanterns.
umbrellas, etc, were hung from the
walls. The decorations were in charge
of Mrs. Alfred III. Wells, and Mrs Claude
Warren had charge of the refreshments,
which comprised oyster patties, coffee, ice
cream and cake. The dining room was
decorated with evergreens and lanterns.
Supper was served about 1890 and dane
ing resumed and continued until mid
night. The chaperons were MeSdameS
Edward A. Fuller. John G. Holden, w. D:
Porter, a. H. Wells, c. Fl. Welsh and
r. G. Whiting. The committee in gen
eral charge of the dance comprised
Burnside w w. Whiting, j. w. Burn
side and G. II. Hibberd. Some of those
present from Washington were the Misses
NJ. Hester, Winnia Davis, Margaret Par
ker. Annette. Herring, Dorothy Dare.
Sheriff, F.. NJ. Harden, Mary NJ. Younger
Marion White, Annabella Haislup. Edna
Hazen and Miss Alexander and Miss
Redmond, and the Messrs. Blaisdell. c.
F. Mack. Schick. Basil Boykin. R. r.
Berry. William Coombe, c. A. Camalier.
Schmidt. Donaldson. j. V. Morgan. II. H.
OFT. c. E. Whit. and Mr.. BickeI. Those
attending from Hyattsvlle were DR.. and
Mrs. Alfred II. Wells. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. G. Whiting, the Misses Charlotte
Adams, Dorothy U. Gait. Lucy $. Mayo.
Elizabeth Naylor, Ernestine Giachetti.
Adelaide Rogers. Nellie Lyon and Ange
Vandoren, and the Messrs. w. w. Whit
ing. X. F. Brooks, J. w. Burnside, H. w.
Burnside and G. II. Hibberd. From Riv-
erdale were Mr.. and Mrs. Claude E. War
rem, Miss Marie Blundon and Messrs. w.
D. Bergman, Harry T. Knight, S. B..
Seay, Earl Wilson and W. NJ. Wilson.
From the Maryland Agricultural College:
a. G. Adams, Cadets G. Z. Trax, q. b.
Morse W. NJ. Augustus and l.. A. De-
marco; from Laurel the Misses Ethel
Gwynn and Laura Sader: from Mitchells-
Vile, Mr. Joseph Addison: from Brent
wood. Miss Bessie Hoffman. and from
Christmas dance will be given on the
evening of December 30.
Miss Jennie Havener of Norfolk, Va,
has returned after a pleasant stay with
friends near Landover Prince Georges
county. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Y. lgle-
hart of Baltimore are visiting relatives
i'm the lower section of Prince Georges
county. Miss Louise Turner of Wood
VILE, near the PatuXent river. Is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Charles II. Welsh, john
son and Wine avenues. Mr. Basil BOykin
of Washington has been visiting his aunt.
Mrs. John G. Holden, RalstOn avenue.
Miss Helen McGregor of New York city
has returned after pleasant stay with
friends in Brentwood, Prince Georges
county Miss Elizabeth Mayor of Wash
ington has been visiting her sister Mrs
Harry w. Dorsey, Franklin avenue ex-
tended. Miss Gertrude Truxton of Fair
fax county, Va, has been visiting friends
near Seat Pleasant. Prince Georges
county. Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Balinger
of Baltimore are visiting relatives near
Bladensburg. They will remain until
after the Christmas holidays Mr.. and
Mrs George T. Larrimore of Buffalo. N.
Y, have returned after a pleasant stay
with friends and relatives near Chelten-
ham, Prince Georges county.