Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-01
Pleasant Meetings.

y musical and tea was given ut the
! home of Mrs. j. II. Crawford. .Takoma
Park. last week. Among her guests,
who numbered about thirty, were Prof
and Mrs. Bliss. Mrs. Bliss, ST, and Mr.
Timothy of Nashville. Tenn, Miss Ed
| munetta Schroeder, Miss Wynn, Mrs. J.
H. Crawford, ST., Mrs. y. II. Taylor and
Mrs. Bliss assisted the hostess.
The home was profusely decorated
with autumn leaves and flowers.
Sadye and Edith Silverberg by their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Silver
| berg. last week. at their home, 1853
pennsylvania avenue northwest. The
ferns and potted plants. Among those
present were Mir. and Mrs. Sherman.
MIR. and Mrs NJ. F. Schneider. MIR. and
Mrs. James Filter, Mir. and Mrs. Jack
Weak Misses Helen Laterner, Marguerite
Grubb. Miss Louise Grub. Helen
Sweeney. Anna sherman, Mary Sher-
man, Dorothea Filter Anna Filter,
Gertrude Anderson, Margaretta Jolly,
Harold Kirssin. George Smith William
Smyth, Arthur Schneider. Raymond
Carp, Roy Scheinberg. David Weak.
Harry Watson, Herman Carp, Jack Rose
and Winifred Gould.
\ surprise party was given to Miss De
Nova King last Wednesday evening at
her aunt's residence. Fessenden place,
Tenleytown, ID. c., by her SchoOmates
and friends. The evening was spent in
games. singing and dancing, after which
refreshments were served. Among those
present were the Misses Lois Burrows.
Nellie KEELING. Alice Marks, Gottshielde
Barthel. Edna Finney. Florence Smith
and Sadie Wormsley. and the Messis.
Claton du Fief Wesley Beach. Kenneth
Thomas PRODIGY, Earl HUMPHREYS, John
Stadter. Irving Quasata, Edwin Gibin
and Eldwood Queen.
Newton street. Mount Rainier, gave
dinner Thanksgiving eve. when their
guests were Mrs. G. Flor of Mount Raj
nier. Mrs. IL. c. Cassell. Mrs. *. Spar
r. Byrns. Miss c. Maxwell, Miss j. Nc
Carthy, Miss c. Winnie Miss A. Reid
Miss j. Allen. Miss \. Conway and Miss
*. Claxton of Washington.
Friday afternoon the sons of Mr. and
Mrs. Judson d. Cobb Masters John.
Manly and Judson, entertained sixteen of
the younger contingent at a theater box
party, followed by Il tea at the Willard.
Among the out-of-town guests was Miss
Cynthia Ellis of Griffin, Ga
Mrs. f. Hazel Cashel: gave a charm
ingly appointed luncheon and bridge
party last Saturday at her lovely homo.
Waysde, near Rockville The tables
were arranged with American beauty
roses and shaded candles. The rooms We're
beautifully decorated with large white
chrysanthemums and quantities of red
flowers. The guests included Mrs Thorn
as of Baltimore. Mrs. |. j. Fields of Ken
slngton. Mrs. Harry Dawson. Mrs. Lee
Dorsey, Mrs. Howard Larcombe, Miss
Rose Dawson. Miss Daisy He2e. Miss
Lavinia Dawson, Miss Alice Cashell.
Mrs. Ralph Jones OF Washington. Miss
Sidwell of Has6rstown, Mrs. Leonard l..
Nicholson. Mrs. William Dorsey, Mrs.
Edward z. Beall. Miss Priscilla Dawson.
Miss Eliza Choate Miss F. Louise Cashell
and Miss Laura Higgins.
An enjoya able party was held at the res
idence of Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Rogers.
| 1902 AZ street southwest. THANKSGIVING
night the occasion being the tenth ami
Versary of Master Herbert Ro%ers. An
evening of music was followed by a boun-
| tiful spread. Among those present We're
! Mr. and Mrs. La Roche, Mrs. SherWin
and Miss Sherwin, Mrs McIntire, Master
| McIntire. Master and the Misses La
Roche. Mr.. Ross. Master MONTGOMERY.
Rogers, Masters Kenneth and Herbert
Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Williams and
| the Misses Williams
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. \.
| Croggon; e36 f. street southwest, Friday
evening last, surprise party was given
| in honor of their eldest daughter. Miss
Frances Croogon, to mark her seven
teenth birthday. The evening was spent
in games and music. both vocal and in
strumental; after which the guests We're
ushered to the dining room to find their
place cards, being Puritan figures. The
decorations We're yellow chrysanthemums
and Thanksgiving emblemS.
Among those present We're Miss Emma
Louise Thompson, Miss Elizabeth Holt
Eppley, Miss Mary Schumate, Miss Doro-
thy Stephenson, Miss Critic Quinn, Miss
Marion Foulke. Miss Ethel Rountree.
Miss Esther Croegon. Miss Frances S.
Croggon Mr.. Albert G. Norton, Mr.. Ray
mond H. Norton. Mr.. Willitt E. Denten-
GER Mr.. Edgar Boyer, Mr.. Earl Weeks,
Mr. Dennis Goodman, Mr.. Howard Mac
Cauley, Mr.. James Evans and Mr. Theo-
dore T. Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. William Ginnaty gave
five hundred party in honor of their
daughter. Miss Marion Ginnaty. Friday
evening last. The first part of the even
ing was passed in playing cards. at which
Mr.. Kimball and Miss Cox took the prizes.
Mr.. Kimball and Miss Cox rendered Sew
eral duets. \ supper was served, fol-
lowed by dancing. The guests were the
Messrs. Percy Bowen, Dudley Lawrence,
William kimball Stewart King and Rus
sell Pole and the Misses katherine Cox,
Gretchen Smith. Lenore Don. Ida Cannon
and Dorothy Heron.