Evening star., 1913-11-02
sic Friedberg, Catherine Ryan and Erma
Burch.


Little Nellie Riordan was hostess at
Halloween party Friday night. Hallow-
cen games were indulged in. after which
refreshments were served In the dining
room, which was artistically decorated
with autumn leaves, chrysanthemums and
jack o. lanterns Among those present
were A. Broderick. C. Cowan. e. Curtin.
I. Collins, r. Clark c. Doyle. A. Graham.
e. Haviland. E. Kiely. p. Wagner, E.
Smith. NJ. Willett, H. White. M. Zych and
Messrs. E. Cowan. T. Connor, ]. Brod
erick. e. Hudgeons, E. Heating, 7. Shell
lenberg and M. Shellenberg
A Halloween party was given Friday
night by the Misses Lettie and Osie Han
back at their home, 214 18th street south
west It began by being an old-fashioned
party, with all the jokes and games and
ended with a dance. The entire house
was decorated with jack o lanterns,
pumpkins, autumn leaves and branches.
All the guests were dressed in fantastic
costumes, for which three prizes were
given. one for the fanciest, next best and
funniest Mr.. Milton F. Barrett took first
prize: Miss Lorreta Bradley, second prize,
while Mr.. Stewart Hall carried away the
third prize.
Among the guests present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hanback,. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Doleman, Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Haw-
kins. Mrs. Annie Hanback,. Mrs. Matte
Hanback, Misses Eunice Hanback,, Pau
line Hanback,. Alice Thompson. Ethel
Faunce Anna Thompson. Helen O'Dwyer,
Marguerite Ripple. Genevieve Thompson.
Annie Barrett Myrtle Johnson, Loretta
Bradley. Margaret Lenard, Gertrude San
ford, Fannie Kemp. Bernadine Hefiin,
Elsie Barrett and Catherine DOYLE and
Messrs Milton F. Barrett, Frank Hender-
son, Charles Hoffman. Earl Lindsey. Hugh
johnson, John Duffy. Stewart Hall, Lewis
Werden Ellis Barrett, Eppie Eldridge,
Mike Frazier Charlie Swagart, Norman
St John. John Arendes. Bernard Thomp-
son. Wallace Robinson and Clyde Han
back.
of George Washington University. Friday
night at Confederate Memorial Home
gave a masquerade dance. Forty couples
were present, including many alumni. DR..
and Mrs William J. French acted as
chaperons The committee in charge was
composed of Messrs. Simpson, Rice and
Tilton.
The chapter at present has the largest
membership in it's history and looks for
ward to a very prosperous year.
A masquerade party was given by Mr..
and Mrs. Thirtell. 1917 Delafield place, for
their children, Francis Leroy and Charles
ThfrtelL Friday evening. The witches
and Rnomes were Francis Lawrence. Mar
garet Butler. Katherine Maher Katherine.
Margaret and Dorothy Hillman. Virginia
Tanzy, Thusia and Lucinda Steers, Clau-
dia Gale Matte Gary. Messrs. Butler,
Mahr Gale Gary, Fellows and Smith.
straw ride with horns and banners,
was given by Miss Emroy Gary. 1914 De-
catur street, ending the evening with
games and refreshments at her home
TIVE young girls participating were Misses
Chamberlain, Low. Carter. Jeuneman,
Caurdle. Oldfleld. Smith. Adell and Gene
We've Walker. Conley and Tucker
The John Dixon home. Piney Branch
Park was the scene of an entertainment
Friday evening Canon Austin gave an il
Illustrated lecture on Jamaica, where he
had lived for twenty-seven years as rec
tor of the cathedral. to the old gentlemen
and their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Swan. 1903 Allison
street. gave O Halloween party for their
sons Lawrence and Joe Swan. Friday
evening. Those present were Ruth Kim
ball, Beulah Fete. Hilda Gully, Marian
and Viola Thrift. Messrs. Smallwood
Coates. Altman, Davis. Wilmington. Eel
lows, Oscar and Richard WILKINSON.