Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-11-02

street southwest. The principal feature of
he evening was five hundred. Mr. Hal
fock Long and Miss Theresa Harrigan
being the lucky prize winners. After an
evening spent in card playing and music
refreshments were served. Those present
were Miss Reta NJ. Atkinson. Miss Sallie
billiard. Miss Elsie F. Hopkins. Miss Lou
Use Payne Miss Theresa Harrigan. Miss
Katherine Quinn. Miss Lillian NJ. Hines.
Mr.. and Mrs. jeremiah Quinn. Mr.. Charles
Walter Britt. Mr.. Hallock Long. Mr. Ar
thur o. Dryer. Mr.. Magnus Schmitt md
Mr.. Charles ]. Hausler.
A Halloween party was held Thursday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Stansbury. 1892 Q street northwest.
The rooms was tastefully decorated with
jack o lanterns and crepe paper. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. 4 tomas
Purdy Of Hume Spring. Va: Mrs. Edith
Stansbury. also OF Hume Spring; Mr..
Caesar Carballo and Mr.. Miguel Bau-
tista, Mrs. Emma Archer. Miss Ruby
Archer. Miss Margaret knitsey. -dr
Charles Stearns. Mr.. and Mrs Ernest
Greer and Ernest Greer. jr.: Miss Gla' VS.
of Hume Spring. Va: Mr.. J. f. Howard
Mr. Harry Stansbury, Mr.. NJ. Henning,
Miss Esther Henning. Nj. Price Green
law and Mr. and Mrs. Ducillmer STAINS
pury. all or hanoie 1lghianus' MI IVES
ley Vermillion of Cherrydale. Va +: Mrs.
Mabe Sunday of TakOma Park. Mrs.
Thomas Blackman, Miss Estell Blackman
Hilery Blackman, Miss Dorothy Barring
ton. Miss Mollie Hogan and Mrs. Frank
NOrvill. Refreshments of ice cream and
cake We're served.
Mrs E.. J. Dempsey and little daughter
Mary, of New York. wife and daughter OF
Capt. Dempsey and Mrs Downing. sister
of Representative Bowling. are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton on 10Th street north
west.
Miss Eleanor Carroll Morgan, daughter
of DIR. and Mrs. James Dudley Morgan,
sailed today on the Oceanic. accompanied
by her cousin, Miss Monmonier of Balti-
more, They will spend the winter in
Paris. where Miss Morgan will continue
her studies.
Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor. who Were
married Thursday evening, October "a
1912. at Rockville. Md. by Rev Samuel
r. White of the Baptist Church. will be
at home to their friends the first, third
and fifth Saturdays in November from
20 10 pm. DID, c street southeast.
The couple spent their honeymoon at
the home of the latters parents, Fairfax
Court House, Va, and also with MIR. and
Mrs. Tom Carter. at the same place.
Capt W. J. Garner has gone to his
country home down in Prince Georges
county, Md. on hunting trip, and will
be away twenty days.
Mr. and Mrs. William Collier and their
young son and Mrs. Katherine MARI Ha-
zeltine of New York are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. III. G.. Thyson of Columbia road.
Col and Mrs. :. +. Til man and Miss
Tillman have just come from their sum-
ner home at Southampton. l.. L.. to
Washington for the winter. They have
taken an apartment at the Burlington. on
Vermont avenue at Thomas circle. Col.
Tillman retired from active service year
ago. having been a professor at the
Military Academy for more than thirty
years.
Announcement Of an engagement of in
ternatiosal interest comes from West
Orange, n. j. 1t is that of Robert Loree.
younger son of L. F. Loree, president of
the Delaware and Hudson railroad and
the Baroness Alix Moncheur daughter of
Baron Ludovic Moncheur, at present the
Belgian ambassador at COnstantinople.
Baroness Moncheur and a sister of her
fiance were classmates at convent in
Sharon Hill. Pa. and it was during that
time the young people met. Baron Mon-
cheur was the Belgian minister at Wash
ington for some years. and the baroness
is a daughter by his frst marriage.
He married a second wife in 1902 while
the diplomatic representative Of his coun-
~ in Mexico. She was Miss Charlotte
Clayton, whose father at that time was
he American minister to Mexico.
Robert Loree is esgaged in business
with a Wall street firm. He lives with
his father in West Orange.
No date has been mentioned for the
wedding.
Mrs. Harry F. Adams of GLIB Lexington
place. with her little son. Gordon. leaves
this evening to join her husband in Den
yer. Col. Later Mr.. and Mrs. Adams will
20 to San Francisco. to remain till early
spring