Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-05

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Mrs Mary Ball has returned from |
London, where she was the guest of her |
daughter, Mrs. Hugh Turner. She will |
spend the winter with her daughter, |
Mrs. Jack Redding. at the Melrose.
Miss Dessez Of Chevy Chase entertained |
the choir of All Saints Church at her
home on Jenifer street Halloween. Mu- |
steal selections were given by the men, |
bers.
The Missionary Society Of the Presby-
terrain Church at Chevy Chase enjoyed an
interesting meeting Wednesday evening.
Mira Ali Kuli-khan, charge d'anaires of
Persia. gave an address on Persia and its
customs. Miss Florence Brown spoke on
the work of the Y. w. C. A., and Mrs.
Ralph p Barnard gave pleasing vocal
selection.
Mrs. Champ and Miss Bachelor have
returned from Asbury Park, where they
spent the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. F. Hartley OF o street
entertained a merry party of young peo-
pie at Halloween party Tuesday.
Mrs. Emma Henry Young and Miss
Marie H. Young will be located at 1112
N street for the winter.
Mrs Ellen Meade Clark Of Norfolk, Va,
was entertained informally by Miss Zoe
luncheon Thursday. The Altar Chapter Of
ALL Saints Church. Chevy Chase. gave q
silver tea Saturday at the residence Of
Mrs. Harry Bingham on Patterson street
For a Halloween party dance was
given by twenty-eight young ladies, who
chartered a car which left AZ street car
barn at 7:30 pm. and arrived at Forest
Miss Nellie Burke, Miss Katherine Quinn.
Miss Agnes O'Donnell Miss Katherine
O'Donnell, Miss Theresa Harrigan. Miss
Mamie Collins, Miss Bessie NJ: Houck.
Miss Nellie Schlichting. Alexandria, Va;
Miss May Hunt, Alexandria, Va. Mrs.
Tom Pullman. Alexandria, Va; Mrs. M.
O'Connell. Mrs. James Ryan, Miss 4'layme
J. Breen, Miss Annie M: Krieg. Miss Mar
Alice McEloan, Miss Annie Word Miss
Blanche Lauck, Miss Mary Carroll. Miss
Eugene Armory, Miss Lillian NJ Hines.
Miss Reta NJ Atkinson, Miss Susie Ke-
hoe. Miss Elizabeth Bailey, Miss Elsie +.
Hopkins. Miss Bernadette Hopkins Mr..
r. Y. Cobb. Mr.. II. B. Quinn, Alexandria,
Va: Mr.. Tom Pullman, Alexandria, Va;
Mr.. George W. Bontz, Alexandrla, Va;
Mr.. George Schmitt. Mr.. T. 8. Hayden,
Mr. w j. Mccain. Mr.. B. F. Rover. Mr.
T. T. Schweinhart. Mr.. H. w. Nix; Mr..
7. A. Cantwell, Mr.. George Quinn, Mr.
Inns, Mr. Roy Price, Mr.. Edwin s. Evans,
Mr.. NJ P Walsh, Mr. F. l. Marsden, Mr..
A. ]. Ellis, Mr.. William M. Collins, Mr..
]. D. Fitzgerald. Mr.. James T. Ryan. jr.:
Mr.. NJ. O'Connell and Mr.. E. A. Fitzger-
aid.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Connell Of Washington
and Mr. and Mrs, Tom Pullman Of Alex
andria. Va, acted as chaperons.
Mrs. Nancy Stevenson entertained a
few friends at a Halloween party. The
halls were decorated with palms and
ferns, while the drawing room and
dining room were festooned with roses.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Swan, Mrs Lille L. Dyson Mrs.
Anna Berkmon, Misses hosey and Mary
Jackson. Miss Bassie Bloise, Miss Cath
crime Thompson Mr.. j. l. Thrash.
Miss Matte Tappard. Miss Ne t;is
Jefferies r MISS irene M Thomas Ms
Charles Jenifer, Mrs. Nancy Stevenson,
Miss Elsie Stevenson and Mr.. John W.
Stevenson.
A delightful Halloween party was given
by several young ladies from Capitol
Hill at the residence of Mr. Frederick
Thornett, 236 18th street northeast. The
first floor was used only for dancing. and
was decorated in chrysanthemums and
flags and Illuminated with Japanese
lanterns and pumpkin heads. A feature
of the evening was the games, which
were played in the basement and were
appropriate to the evening. This large
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autumn leaves and presented pretty
sight. This. too. was lit up by lanterns
and pumpkin heads. Refreshments We're
served at midnight. Those present were
the Misses Mamie Quigley. Sarah Car
rick. Marie Howard. Dorothy and Grace
Thornett, Charlotte Bradshaw, Helen
Thornett, Eugenia Whelan, Marie Darr.
Mrs. Edward Hardy. Miss Komer Lucy
and Edith Carrick and the Messrs.
Doubet, Thornett Caspar. Brown. Young,
Edwards, Henault, Darr, Hardy. Nc
Laughlin and Boyd. Mrs. Thornett, Miss
Sweeney Miss Howard and Mrs Crow
ley were the chaperons. Master Godfrey
Thornett was masked as the witch of the
night, and presented each guest with a
favor.
A delightful Halloween party was
given at the residence of Miss Edna May |
hew, 527 I'd street northeast. The par
lors were beautifully decorated with |
lanterns, ferns and autumn leaves. |
collation. was served. Among those pres |
ent were the Misses Lucie Weir. Laura |
Stein. Lillian Hunt and Frances Per and
Mrs. Nellie c. Mayhem, and Messrs B. |
Fentress, c. Matthews. ]. Stansbury, c. |
Mayhem, Ed Carson and Carl Hale.
The lexington w. C. T. U. met Friday |
evening In the lexington Presbyterian |
Sabbath school house.
The program was in charge Of the de-
partment of white ribbon recruits, and |
the state superintendent. Mrs M. D. |
Pickens, and the local superintendent, |
Mrs. L. K. Hanson, spoke. Mrs. e. Oh |
lander reported the distribution of 1,1S9 |
pages Of temperance literature: Mrs. n.
temperance instruction. resigned. and