Evening star., 1912-11-03

] a short time in Paris en- route from AoA-
| treux to London.
lOther Pleasant Events.
The Halloween Club gave it's first
dance of the season Wednesday. October
80. at the residence of Mrs. B. NJ
Glover. 613 22d street northwest at
which the entire membership, limited to
thirty y-eight. was present The ballroom
| was artistically decorated with ferns
flowers and leaves, while from the cell
| ing and walls We're suspended dozens
of pumpkins out into images to repre-
! sent the occasion, and containing diff
| ferent colored lights. by which the room
| was Illuminated. The orchestra was
| almost concealed behind a space i'm
| provised from branches of forest trees,
and many other little details were ar
ranged to suggest the day from which
the club has borrowed it's name. Dur
| ing intermission refreshments were
served and a short business meeting
| held. Miss Gertrude Cumberland and
Mr.. Rollin F. Webber were in charge Of
| Misses X. Cumberland. B. Cumberland.
A. Cumberland, N. Mcmahon. K Nc
Mahon, NJ. Mcmahon, e. Harding, ].
Perry. f. Coon. NJ. Yories, L. Nc
Carthey, G. Little l.. Clancy, G..
Dorethey. V. Petty, 9. Moore, L; Harper,
B. Burdette, r. l. Patch. F. Glasco
]. Self, X. Flickinger, G. Kenny. T.
Byrne. K. ]. Little. NJ. Norris, G..
Gaan Canoe '. = Hellm1th. alh;. r. I. Ellis: Q; =
c. Riley. Mrs Cumberland acted as
chaperon and Misses F. Coon and NJ.
Love were invited guests.
A housewarmingy and Halloween dance
was given Thursday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Gossage at their home,
3045 n street. The house was deco
rated with autumn leaves, pumpkins,
witches and black cats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis H.. Levy, 92s
Westminster street northwest, will re-
ceive their friends Sunday evening,
November 10, from to IL o'clock, in
honor Of the twentieth anniversary Of
their marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. Stein enter
tanned at five hundred Halloween night
at their hume. 1924 1st street north
Mrs. William Ohm Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Burnap, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Ray, Mrs.
A. Columbus, Miss Jennie Clark, Miss
Efiie Tolson, Mr.. ]. c. Kearney. Mr..
Charles w. La FOFIe, MT. ana MrS. VIII
liam NJ. La Porte and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry c. Stein. At the conclusion Of
the card games Mrs. STEMS guests
were delightfully."- entertained at sup
per. where both the decorations and
table settings were in keeping with the
legends of Halloween. fiashlight was
taken. the guests assuming the most
grotesque shapes and attitudes. Mr..
Charles W. La Porte. Mrs. STEMS
brother, is a resident of PEORIA Ill, and
left for home Friday night
The ladies of Circle No. of Douglas
Memorial Church were entertained at a
Halloween luncheon Tuesday by the
secretary, Mrs. Charles F. Boss, jr., at
her home, 9o2 K street northeast.
Those present were Rev. and Mrs. W.
w. Barnes, Mesdames Price. Melton, De
Groot. Pote, Talbert. Grissom, Clarke,
Wright, Fulton, Hawkins, Lamb. Baden,
Small, Boss. ST., W. Reeves. j. Reeves,
Manning, Gray and Galiher.
F'ortyfive young people gathered at
1Go5 25th street northwest last Thursday
evening to surprise Miss Mollis Wade
and to celebrate Halloween. The sur
Prise was complete. and a delightful inn.
promptu program arranged. which in
cluded all present. Musical numbers We're
given and refreshments served.
Miss Nina Reichert entertained Thurs
day night at her home number of her
young lFieUOS. AHlOllS JIOSe present were
Misses Nina Reichert, Hazel Grier, Ida
keenan,, Laura Rosser. Edith Bellmore.
the Misses Goldman, Kathrina Bowers.
Mary Ahern. Marie Kelly. Pauline Nc
Lyons, Marthina Williams. Anna Ellison.
Sylvia Barrett. Anna Skies, Messrs
Edward Dombhart, Henry Fowler,
Becker. Norman Waters, Walter Hallock,
Mann. Eugene White, Thomas NC
Kinney. Elmer Fields. lie Roy Harris.
Harold Moore. Aston Gonzales Horace
Strudel. Denis English. Hamilton Zell
letta Moore from Philadelphia and Mr..
Thomas Reichert OF Baltimore, Nd
Miss Mamie Randolph Heth, president
of the Southern Relief Society, has sent
out invitations to a reception In honor
of the national officers of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy Monday
evening. November IL. at the Library or
Congress. from to 10 o'clock.
Miss Nellie Claire Howard was hostess
at a Halloween party Friday evening
Among those present We're Miss Carrie
Lee Chamberlain. Miss Mamie Sheehey.
the Misses Day, Mr.. Haron, Messrs.
Howard. Price, Shumate and Brown and
Mr.. Campazzi of Georgetown University.
Halloween party and dance was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Altdorfer at
i lnclr new bungalow nome IN Cheyy
| Chase Thursday evening. The rooms
| were decorated with autumn leaves.
| chry rysanthemums and American beauty
/ roses, and many odd lanterns were scat
| tered through. the grounds. Among those
present were Florence Simpson. Grace
| Simpson. Margaret Simpson, Della White.
| Florence Gibboh, Esther GibbOn, Lillian
! Reeves. Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. Gibbon and
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c.. Claflin. and
| Messrs Porter Mattox. Percy Bowen.
Sanford Covington. Jack Tilton, Edison
| Browne. Herbert H. Warner. r. Edmund
| Hall. Raymond Tompkins, William ].
| Fisher and Raymond B. Storch.
A masquerade Halloween party was
| given by Miss Mabel Van. Ness at 1924.
| Girard street northeast, BroOkland. Re-
| frcshments were served
The Misses Dooly OF. 1877 street
| northwest entertained their cousin, Miss
/ Marie McGOyern of Baltimore, and their
u zice lsska> >ET ai