Evening star., 1913-10-31

dered by Miss Elsie Barber and Mr.. w
| G. Rose. Among the guests were Mr.
/ and Mrs. George Barber, Mr.. and Mrs
| r. j. Thorn, Miss Ethel Thom, Mr.. Sam.
| uel Thorn. Mr.. J. \. Degges. Miss kath-
| ern Sweeney Miss Margaret Blackford
+; Miss Maud Sutue and Mr.. Walter Britt.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Heath, after
| spending the summer in the British
northwest and Alaska, and a visit o,
some weeks with Mrs. Heath's mother
Mrs. Conway, at Louisville, have return.
| ed to the city for the winter, and open
/ ed their house on street.
| The residence Of the Misses Rose and
Margaret Healey was the scene of a de-
| lightful party. which was given by the
i 1914 graduating class of Notre Dame
| Academy last evening.
/ The house was beautifully decorated
with roses, palms and Halloween novel.
f, ties. Those who participated in the
!, dancing, games, etc. We're Misses Alice
Crowley, Ethel Riddy. Elizabeth Bryne
Mildred Healey, Marie Payette. Mary
Dom. Margaret Creager ant zita Weide
and Messrs. George Degnan, Lawrence
| Nops, Aubrey Ridgley. Fred Hoffman
Carl Kaiser, Stanley Snodgrass, William
Healey, Edward Repetti, Norman R0ddy
Paul Simonton, Thomas Monohan and
Harry Bayly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry kirke Porter ar
rived from Pittsburgh yesterday and are
at the Shoreham until they open their
house at and 18th streets.
A pleasant evening was spent at the
home of Mrs. Nachnan. 1880 9Th street
northwest, celebrating the first anniver-
sary of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs.
George L. Brooks of Richmond. Va.
The house was beautifully decorated
with oh, NIL
palms After musical program was
rendered buffet supper was served.
Those present We're Mr.. and Mrs. L.
NachmaI, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Mach
son, Mrs MIckenney, Miss Curtin, Mrs.
Gee, Mrs. Suz.e Wynn of New York.
Mrs Rose and Helen Curly Mrs. and
Miss Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell, Mr..
and Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Thomas and son.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Carter and Mr.. Harry
B. puvall
Among the passengers sailing on the
steamship George Washington tomorrow
from New York for London, Paris and
Bremen will be Representative and Mrs.
Charles I. Bartlett and Capt George
Uhler.
The Frolicers, five hundred club, were
entertained at their first meeting OF the
season. last evening. by Mr.. Walter Car
ter, at his residence, 1O9 9Th street south
east Miss Hattie Herfurth and Mr.. Ray
mond Coldren took off the honors.
The dining room, where refreshments
We're served, was prettily decorated In
Halloween fashion. Those present were
Misses Burg, Thomas Cherry, wee pres
ident; Collier, Gottwals. Herfurth, treas
urer, and Sn:egoski. Mrs. Stambaugh and
Messrs. Barrett, Rollins, president Cher
ry, Bifield, Collier, secretary; Carter,
Stambaugh and Codren. The club viii
meet every other Thursday evening.
The Arguers entertained at a Hal
loween party last evening, including a
straw ride to Sycamore Island and return.
The clubhouse there was very tastefully
decorated for the OCCASION, and before
and after the service of a Halloween sup
per, dancing and games were indulged In.
Among the participants were Mesdames
Connell and Burdette, Misses Plowden,
Murphy, Kearney. Louise Cramer, Glib
son, Fisher. Osborne, kendrick. Jackson.
McGraw, Fitzgerald. CARPENTER and Wat
ers and Messrs. Connell, Burdette. Allen.
Victory, Kearney, Williams, Hines, Nee.
Fisher, Masterson, G. Schoeneman, Nc
Graw McCreight, c. Schoeneman and
Waters.
The committee in charge consisted of
Messrs Burdette. chairman, and G.
Schoeneman and Victory.
Miss Pearl CoStinett gave a break
fast at the Shoreham today in compli-
ment to Miss Eugene Dent, a bride of
next week. The other attendants at
the wedding were the guests.
Mrs Richard Sylvester gave card
party and tea yesterday for Miss