The Washington herald., 1914-10-30

ed a most beautiful picture Of typical
Halloween attractions
Il In the decorations the color scheme yras
pumpkin yellow and green, ana verS
tall cornstalks with large ears. husks
pulled back showing the yellow corn,
pumpkins real and In tack-o'-lanteru
style. and sheaf grain were used to ad-
vantage.
Following an interesting musical pro
gram and fortune-telling, the guests
were seated around a large open fire and
each given a bundle OF sticks. One BY
one the bundles were thrown on the
names and each guest In turn was com.
PEELED to add another chapter to the
original ghost story which was started
with the first bundle, and the length Of
each chapter depended upon the time It
J took for that particular bundle Of sticks
I to burn.
| Typical Halloween games were enjoyed
and dancing was also INDUCED IN. The
refreshments were in keeping with the
Halloween season.
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Maidens, Mrs. Phil Rodier, Dr..
Fred Grenfell. Mr.. and Mrs. C. A.
Aaidens. Mrs. Louise N. Butler, Miss
Vivian Edmunds. Miss Willie Rodier
Miss Edna Danforth, Miss Ruth Zea.
Miss Barbara l. Sandmaier, Miss Mary
| z. Noone, Mr.. George Fathers, Mr.. Jesse
zea, Prof. whitbeck. Mr.. wfIlIam
Lee and Mr.. A. c. wilkins
DR.. and Mrs. William Garry Morgan
entertained at breakfast yesterday COM
plimentary to the Virginia physicians
now in convention in this city Several
! hundred guests enjoyed the hospitality
OF the Morgan home. In the afternoon
the visitors were entertained by a special
cavalry drill at Fort Myer by courtesy
Of Col Wilder, the new commander Of
the post
Miss Margot Harrison, a much-enter-
tained young visitor from England, who
has been the guest OF Miss Upton for
several weeks. left yesterday for New
York TO join friends with whom she will
sail for home tomorrow.
Mrs Henry P. Parker, whose serious
illness Of the past year has been a mat
ter OF deep concern to many friends. has
improved sufficiently to join DR.. Parker
at their home on Connecticut avenue.
Mrs. Hubert Wigmore. widow Of Capt.
Wigmore, [. S. A, who died while on
duty at the American Embassy in Japan,
has returned TO town and will establish
her residence for the season at the Dres-
den.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo @. May are late ar
rivals from Washington registered at the
Marlborough -Blenheim, Atlantic City.
Miss Hattie Bowie is visiting her sig
ter. Mrs. William Head. at her residence
on Guilford avenue, Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick McElhone. OF
Virginia, are at the Hotel Powhatan.
The women Of the Alliance Of All
Souls Unitarian Church will be informal
ly ''at home TO all their friends az a
tea to be held in the lecture-rOOm Of the
church on Friday afternoon, October 81.
from ( 10 S o'clock This is the first OF
a series of affairs to be given this season
by the Alliance in order TO meet socially
the men and women interested in their
work.
Mrs. W. A. clementson will Be hostess
Clarence Perley. Mrs Louis Lemon Mrs
Benjamin E Smith. Mrs. G. W. Cogges-
ball and Mrs. l. A Foster 20 assist her.
Mrs. II. F. Blount, Mrs. William Kent
and Mrs. F. J. Kemp will pour tea
DR.. and Mrs. ]. c. BlanveIt. OF Beacon,
y. Y. will be at the Powhatan during
their stay in the city.
Mrs. Joseph B. Thomas, Of New York.
who has been spending the last few days
at the Powhatan. left yesterday for her
place at THE Plains" Va.
washingtonians at the wolcott. New
York City. include Commander and Mrs.
c. l. Hussey and Mrs. J. D. Chaplin.
Mrs Joseph T Moore. jr.. OF Sandy
Spring. announces the engagement OF
her daughter. Mary Gillingham, to
Brainard II. Warner, jr., of Kensington-
rhe wedding. which will take place about
he middle of November from the home
II the bride. will be attended only by
members Of the two families.
Cards have been received in this city
announcing the marriage September 30 OF
Hiss Sarah Catherine Emmons OF Port
and. Greg. and Mr.. Hall Stoner Lusk.
ormerly Of this city. The young couple
pent their honeymoon at Neahkahanie,
Wash, and are making their home at the
Sretnor, Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Harris. Of St Mar
lg the autumn at White Sulpher Springs,
ave arrived at the Shoreham to pass
ONE time.
Mrs. William A. Slater. Of this city. and
er daughter. Mrs. Z. HaIsey Malone,
ave gone TO Mount KiscO. where Mrs.
later will open her country place for
he autumn.
Mrs. Samuel Reber. who. since her
rival from Europe has been with her
ather. Gen. Miles. took possession OF
er house in Jefferson place yesterday.
Mrs. Helen Nelson DOGGY. president OF
hapin Chapter. W. c. r. L. has out
lvitations for a get-together luncheon
her home IN honor Of the officers OF
lis union for Wednesday. November
1914
DR.. S. L. Greene entertained at a lunch
On at the Shoreham yesterday in COM
iment to a numer OF Southern physi-
ans now In Washington.
Miss Margaret Howard has Joined her
Ither and mother Mr.. and Mrs. Beals
Howard. at their home in Sixteenth
rect, after a short visit in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. MacEwan. OF
have arrived at the Shore
I'M.
: "GO-FanS"