Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-03

British treasury. Invited to m,u; them
were the Bolivian minister. the Peruvian
minister, the Chinese minister. Mr..
George K. Roberts, director o. the mint;
Mr. Tsur of the University of Pekins,
Oh ma: Mr.. Yung kwai. counselor of the
Chinese legation; Capt. T. f. Capehart,
u. S. n; Mr.. Jameson, Mr.. Edward T.
Williams, Or. p J. LennoX, Mr.. Charles
NJ. Pepper, MIR. r. G. Lyman and Mr..
Godfrey NJ. S. TAFT.
The Attorney General and Mrs.
Gregory have taken possession of the
house 1923 10th street, which they re-
Gently leased.
Mrs. Horace Binney Hare of Radnor.
Pa. will return there today from a
weeks visit here with Mrs. Thomas f.
Bayard.
White have reopened their home in this
city.
Rear Admira, and Mrs f. L. Peary
and Miss Marie Peary have returned
from their summer home at Eagles
Island. Me.
Miss Ruth King. daughter of Mrs
George w. Graves, entertained number
of her friends at her residence. 934 23d
street northwest. Saturday evening at a
Halloween party. The pariors were
ella borately decorated with autumn
leaves and draperies of orange and
black. A variety of souvenirs We're dis
tributed to each guest, after which re-
freshments We're served and Halloween
games and dancing INDUCED in until a
late hour.
Miss Edith Temple Oracle. who has
been in New York for several weeks.
assisted at the Red Cross bazaar last
Friday and Saturday. She spent the
week end at Sleepy Hollow, visiting
the Gilfords. to whose home she Will
again make a visit. later in the season.
for the debut festivities of the younger
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford.
Mrs. S. Rolfe Millar. her four daugh-
tiers and three grandchildren have re-
turned to their home at Front ROYAL,
Va, from Europe. Mrs. Millar's eldest
daughter. Mrs. Ruthardt. has been
studying for the past eighteen months
at Nice, and is continuing her work in
New York city Mrs. Ruthardt's hus-
band is q first lieutenant in the Ger
man army, and is with his regiment be-
fore Eerdun. France.
Mrs lockwood Hoar came on with
her daughter. Miss Frances Hoar who
was a bridesmaid at the Howard-Mc-
Cauley wedding today. They Will re-
turn tomorrow to Boston and viii have
guests, among them Miss Esther Cleve-
land, over the Harvard-frinceton foot
ball game Saturday.
Mrs Edgar Thompson. Mrs. Edward
II. H. Old and Mrs. Edgar l.. Woods
will be at home Friday, November 8. and
on the first Friday of each month dur
ing the winter, at the Naval Hospital,
.4th and h streets northwest
Masters Bob Slattery and Willard
Nails gave Halloween party Satur-
day night at the formers home, 1919
Potomac avenue southeast. The house
lea
ack-o'-lanterns. During the evening
a real ghost called and told the for
tunes of all present.
Refreshments We're served in an
improvised forest.
Those present We're: Misses Mildred
Betchen. Helen McClosky. Ruth Phil
lips. Margaret King, Dorothy Yost,
Hazel Altman Mercia Baxter Irma
Phillips. Elizabeth Emmons. Mae Davy,
Gladys Hughes. Emily Briggs, Mrs.
Nails, Mrs. Proctor, Mrs. Slattery and
Mrs. Baxter. Masters Rob Siattery.
Willard Nails. Ray Cross. Herbert
Knight. James Johnson. Randolph
johnson. Edward Gary. Edward Skin
ner, Walter English. Walter McClosky.
Raymond Murray, Richard Nancuren,
Morris Perkins, L. F. Slattery and A.
c. Proctor.
A very plea SAINT time was spent at
the home of Miss Ora Carver, 60I l.
street southeast. Saturday last the oc-
casion being 4 Halloween party
A musical program and games were
followed by supper. Those present
were: Misses Marie Studs, Ruth Ma
Their. Rae Annadale. Grace Rosen-
baum, Minnie Courtney, Helen Butler,
Gertrude Martin. Marjorie Butler.
Elizabeth Anderson and Ora Carver.
Messrs. George Ostmann. Arthur Ken
dali. George Murphy, Robert Studs,
James Davis. Adolph Fugitt, Arthur
Tjnh Ia
William Caps. Calvin Martin, Thomas
FAINT and A. Healy.
Miss Pattie Epes. daughter of the
late Judge Branch J. Epes of Dinwid-
die, who has been visiting her uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. William f.
Doyle. at the Plymouth, has returned
home.