Evening star., 1912-11-04

asked the entire acquaintance of the
family. Later in the season there will
be dance or two in Miss Sprague's hon
or at which the guests will all be young
people. Miss Sprague's father was the
late Representative Sprague, whose Wash
ington residence. while he was in Con-
gress. was in the house on Rhode Island
avenue now being rebuilt by former Vice
President Morton for his winter residence
again.
Mr.. Charles w. Littlefield. pay direc-
tor, U. S. N, and Mrs Littlefield ar
rived in New York early last week. They
have been abroad for several months, in
Germany and toured Russia. Before sail
ing for home they spent a fortnight in
Paris.
at her country place, Weld, in Brook
line. last Wednesday for Miss Helen Bos-
well Of New York. In the party were
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Walker, Mrs. Eliot
Dunbar. Mr. and Mrs Stoughton Bell,
Mr. Ritchie Simpkins and Mar. and Mrs.
are leaving shortly for Belgium, Mr.. An
derson's post as American minister.
Mr.. John Fouche Brownlow and his
bride miss Margaret Clark. whose mar
riage took place here early in October,
have arrived in Knoxville, Tenn, after
spending their honeymoon in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brownlow will reside with
their parents. Col. and Mrs John Bell
Brownlow, Cos West Cumberland avenue
The Misses Dooley of 1877 F. street en-
tertained their cousin, Miss Marie Nc
Govern Of Baltimore and their niece,
Miss Elizabeth Dooley, of Branchville,
Nd, by ghost party Thursday evening.
The parlor and dining room were beauti-
fully decorated with forest plants, jack
o'-lanterns and Halloween colors. After
dancing refreshments were served.
Among those present were Misses NJ Nc
Govern, E. Dooley, E. Leonard. K. Hen
messy, c. Clarey, Mrs w. Guyn, Mrs. A.
McKie, Mrs. Leonard, Messrs Sar-
gent McDermott, j. Daily, L. E. Kelley;
T. Thornton. S. Coopersmth, ]. Miller.
Cornell, Caffee, Holcomb, DIR. Wiley, w.
Guyn and A. Mckie.
Among recent arrivals at 1853 Q street
are DR.. and Mrs. Burt G. Wilder. On the
way from their summer home at Siascon-
set, Nantucket Island. they attended the
seventy-fifth anniversary of Mount Hol-
yoke College, from which Mrs. Wilder
graduated in 1873 and where, as also at
Smith College, Prof. Wilder gave ad-
any length since the winter of 1S62-63,
when he was medical cadet in Judiciary
Square Hospital, then on the site of the
present pension Office building.
He served through the war as assistant
surgeon and surgeon of the 55th Massa-
chusetts Infantry. and recently retired
after forty-two years service at Cornell
University.
Last Thursday party was given by
the Misses Mary and Katherine Snow
Games We're played. and solos rendered,
and after refreshments there were music
and dancing. Those present: Elmer Neagle,
Charles Ryan. John Sullivan, John Rod
Ter, Philip Hungerford:: Harry Barret,
Charles Lawson, John Masee. John Man
gan. Gordon Holland. Joseph Demotto
Edward Snow, James Snow. William Hill
ton and Paul Burke and Katherine Hill
ton, Katherine Taylor, Nellie Casey.
Mary Mangan. Marie Buckley. Ruth Kes-
garet Victory. Mary Snow, katherine
Snow. Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Riley, Miss
Mary and Mr.. Michael Fitzgerald.
A party was given last Thursday at
the home of Miss Eileen Macdonald, 55
K street northeast. Those present were
Misses Margaret Slattery Nellie Creaghe,
Genevieve Mcmahon, Mable Ennis. Mae
Brosnan, Mary Riordan, Mae Wright,
Florence Kimmell, Helen krause. Su-
Smith. Sadie Reynolds. Mildred Morris.
Agnes Whelan. Mae Edwards. Estelle
Murray, Marian Brooks, Rose Wright
Loretta Creashe, Eileen Macdonald and
MIS-. HOIIldS L. MdCEJOndlQ, ana MeSSrS.
Andrew Bayne. John Wright. Francis
O'Donell. John Slattery, James Bannan
Jack Lynch, John Russell, Robert
Callahan, Robert Israel. Thomas Kane,
John Hurley. William Rupp, James Nc
Gee, Earl Ready. Latham Humphries,
Gloyd Baldus. Bolton Fleming, James
Kenny. Francis Keating. Thomas keefe.
Charles Reilley, Joseph Sullivan, Rich
ard Whyte. Charles Nolan of Baltimore
Md. and Herbert and Leo Macdonald.
The Misses Annie and Mabel Francis
gave masquerade party last Thursday
evening at their home. 104 G. street north
west. Those present We're the Misses
Agnes Bauer. Anna Meehan. Daisy
Reeves, Helen Hunt. Fannie Ferneyhougn,
Mary Meehan. Lille Francis and the
Messrs. Arthur Lehman. Harold Kress,
Herbert Hunter, Lester Reese, George
Francis. Norman Francis. NJ. c. O'Brien,
NJ. j. Meehan. Charles Meyers. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. r. Withers. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
C. Francis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Lomax gave a
party last week. Their
guests were Miss Eva Thorn, Miss Hilda
Russell. Miss Eddie Sullivan. Miss Ger
trude Conlon, Miss Rhode Sullivan, Miss
Blanche Myers, Miss Margaret Sullivan,
Mrs. j. Conlon, Mrs. ]. Kempt. Mr.. and
Mrs w. b. Eastern, Mr.. John King, w.
Kane, Murray A. Jones, w. Fedline, w.
Colburn, Thomas McIntrye, NJ. Cunning
ham, II. Costello, +. Ryan and v. Smith.
A party was given last week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Louis E. Williams.
SOB 7th street southwest Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Rountree. Miss
Ethel Rountree, Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers, Mr.
and Mrs Burgdorf. Miss Crogon, Miss
Shumate. Mr.. Paul Budkamp. Mr.. Herbert
Price, Mr.. c. Champion, Miss d. Burg
dorf, Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Gatti. Mr.. Ste
phen Gatti, Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Clement,