The Washington herald., 1913-11-02

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Miss Janet Richards has returned from
q visit to Panama and the Canal Zona
owing TO the courtesy OF Col GoethaIs
VINO put special truck automobiles and
steam launches at the service OF Mis-
flenards, she was able to inspect tha
route OF the canal, the great locks, the
Culepra Cut, the Gatun Dam, and even
tne last great slide" under unusuaIly
! favorable conditions. and even enjoyed
tWenty-four mile launch ride on the Va.
tiers Of the canal Itself. While at Gat1Ir
she was the guest OF Col. and Mrs. Jud,
son. formerly OF Washington. AT tht
f! nrst talk before the Current Eveutx
Class next Monday, Miss Richards wiz
inciude part OF her Panama experiences
IN the general summary OF the progress
OF the worlds work for the past sir
Invitations are out for a dance 10 bs
given Thanksgiving evening by ths
members OF the Unity Club.
MIS- Dolton, wife OF Capt. H +. Doll
ton, U. S. A, left yesterday for Massa.
chusetts to visit relatives and frien5. m
Boston and Salem. She win return "a
her apartment at the Cairo about No.
vember L.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ Haas. Of York,
"a. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. West
IN Thirteenth Street Northwest
One Of the most delightful entertain-
ments Of the season was the Halloween
party given last Friday night by the
Misses Lettie and osie Hanback,, at their
home, IA Twelfth Street Southwest. It
began hv haf1 LII
with 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. Mr.. Mil
ton II. Barrett appeared as King Charles
III, and took first prize; Miss Doretta
Bradley wore the costume Of a colonial
girl. and won the second prize, and Mr..
Stewart Hall. who was dressed as an
''up-to-date Niger chicken carried
away the third prize.
Among the guests present were Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hanback,, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Doleman. Mr. and Mrs. H A.
Hawkins, Mrs Annie Hanback,, Mrs.
Matte Hanback,, Misses Eunice Hanback,,
Pauline Hanback,, Alice Thompson. Ethel
Faunce, Anna Thompson. Helen O'Dwyer,
Marguerite Ripple, Genevieve Thompson,
Annie Barrett. Myrtle Johnson, Loretto
Bradley, Margaret Lenard. Gertrude SAN
ford, Fannie Kemp Bernadine Hefin.
Elsie Barrett. and Catherine Doyle, and
Messrs- Milton +. Barrett. Frank Hem
derson, Charles Hoffman. Earl Lindsey.
Hugh johnson, John Dutfy, Stewart
Hail. Lewis Werden, Ellis Barrett, Eppie
EIdridge, Mike Frazier, Charlie Swagart,
Norman St John, John Arendes, Ber-
nard Thompson. Wallace Robinson, and
Clyde Hanback,.
Word has been received Of the mar
riage OF Miss Clartce Gunst. of Rich
mond. Va. to Mr.. Oscar Glaser, of Gin
cinnati. Ohio.
More than 80 guests attended the tea
given by the Alliance of All Souls
Church on Friday afternoon. The SUM-
day school room was beautifully decor
ated with flags. autumn leaves. palms
and flowers, and there Nere enough
jack o. -lsntsEAs and pumpkins to remind
one that It was Halloween mrs. Caleb
Miller president OF the Alliance, And
Mrs. Z. G. B. Pierce received the guests.
Mrs Duncan U. Fletcher. Mrs. +. W.
Clark. Mrs James +. Hood. Mrs. Whit
man Cross. and Mrs. Louis Simon poured
tea Mrs. G. Grosvener Dave served a
fruit punch. The Misses Todd. Miss
of members and friends OF the Alliance
assisted in serving the guests.
During the afternoon many delightful
musical numbers were charmingiy given.
Mr.. wilkins sang a group of ballads
Mrs. Dun Lewis played several violin
solos. and Mrs. Maxwell sang two ex-
quisite songs Miss Ida Ewing was at
the piano. At o'clock two rooms were
turned over to the children for their
Halloween party. The Alliance VIII give
several other teas during the season.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ Sessler have returned
to their home in Philadelphia after a
short visit to friends in Washington
A straw ride. given in auto trucks, fol-
lowed by a party and dance in Our Lady
Of Victory Church Hall, were given on
Friday evening by the members of the
Razel Club. The members assembled at
the home of Mr. A Flynn. 407 Sixth
Street Southwest, from where they rode
in the trucks to the large hall located
on the Conduit Road.
Many special Halloween features were
introduced. and the young men and
women danced until a late hour. The hall
was decorated with the club colors, In
tertwined with the colors Of local COL
leges, with which a number OF the club
members are associated
The following members participated.
John DAILY, president; Joseph Mcs
Donald, vice president; W. KilerIane,
secretary; A. Flynn, treasurer; James
Fegan, II. Fegan, ]. Wright, Z. Philips,
]. Kevins, J. Laynagh. E. Horning, ].
Horning. J. Slattery, B. Fitzgerald, r.
Stalk. T. Horrigan, r. O'NsiIl, G.
O'Neill, d. Horrigan, F. Gibson, and
Misses N. Dillon, II. Walsh, Z. Fitz-
gerald, NJ. Wright. NJ. slattery, A. Con-
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