The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-07

| ident; Lawrence e. Fswcett. secretary
treasurer: John Leadbeater. Thomas L
wsttIes, Topper Barrett. members OF tbs
club. TO serve with the officers of al
executive committee. The club will Civ
its first dance Of the season November q
Miss Helen Cummings, president of tbs
Virginia Federation Of Women's Clubs
has returned from a council meeting o.
the State. Miss Cummings visited tn,
Woman's Club of Richmond. and ad
! dressed a number OF clubs in the State
The Current Topics Club held its second
meeting Monday night at Lee Camp Hall
Mrs. Hyde gave an interesting talk on the
war.
A Halloween dance was given Mon
day night IN the Westminster Building
Prizes for the best costumed person.
were won by Miss Risheill and Mr.. John
Scott Other parts Of program were
| Monologue. J. William May: recitation
Miss Evelina Howard: duet, Miss Mar
garet Howard. and Mr. stephen Field
solo. Miss Lucy Graves.
The senior. Junior and sophomor,
classes of the Alexandria High School
gave an interesting Halloween enter
night. Officers of the junior class who
entertained were Elwyn Brawner. presi'
dent: Robert II. Hancock and Waller
Barrett. vice presidents: Miss Anna Has.
lett. secretary: Thomas wattles. treas
urer.
Miss Helen Patterson entertained Sat
urday evening at her home, ll15 Prince
street, at a Halloween party. Those
present included Misses May Brock
Grace Martin. Bertha Schuler, Mary
Kelley. Anna Kelley, Katie Fitzpatrick
Virginia FannOn. Helen Patterson and
Messrs. James Dwycr. Norman Simpson
Kenneth LyIes, Roy Bragg. Freddie Mar
tin. Thomas Kelley. Charles Corbett
Clyde Smith, Paul Miller. Lion Edding-
ton. Albert PohL g.
Miss Ruth Francis entertained at a
masquerade Halloween party Saturday
night at her home. Ills Prince street.
Those present were Misses Annie Top
pings, Lizzie Chauncey. Virginia Chun'
cey, Lena Wells, Mary Sweeney. Grace
Wells. Maud Wells. Jessie Crump. SaIlie
Crump. Catherine Newton. the Misses
Kidwen. Grove. Lewis. and Messrs.
Clarence Wells. John Wells. Clinton
Brown. Paul Finks.. Mr.. MacAlaster, Mr..
Harold Clarke. Lawrence Corbett. H. r.
Thomas. Z. w. Jenkins, Washinston;
Mr.. Macdonald, Clarence Kimball, Mr..
Kay and Frank Holb.
Lieut.. and Mrs. DAVIS. with their
daughter, Resale. are visiting Mrs.
DAVIS mother, Mrs. George p. Anderston,
North Braddock, Alexandria County.
Mrs. c. S. Taylor Burke has returned
from a visit to her mother in Richmond.
Miss Nellie Uhler has returned from
North wilkesboro. n. c.. after visiting
her sister, Mrs. Charles Smoot, 3rd.
Mr. Charles II. Zimmerman celebrated
the 5Oth anniversary of his birth Sunday
night with Halloween party. The
guests included Mrs. Ryne, Mrs. Rainey,
Mrs. ]. Z. Henderson, Mrs. Willis, Mrs;
Jones. Mr.. Newman, Baltimore; Mrs F.
Harper, New York; Mr.. Engie, Mrs E.
Allen and son. Mr.. William Dudley. MIR.
and Mrs. Hohenstein, Miss Mary Hohen-
stein, Mrs. Silas pevers, Miss Anna
Smith and sister, Mr. william Maupin,
washington; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Zim-
norman and Mrs. Zimmerman. Mrs
Cramer, Mr.Nand Mrs. John Lucas. Mr..
Emmett Johnson. Music was furnished
by Messrs. Charles Jones and Robert ID.
Berchett.
Mr.. Robert S. barrett has gone to
New York on aNbusiness trip.
Miss Nellie Studs was hostess at a
Halloween masquerade party at her home
In Rosemont Saturday evening. The
house was prettily decorated in autumn
leaves and chryssnthemums. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. James Dodd, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Remington, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. R. Winston. Mr.. and Mrs James
Nails, Mr. and Mrs. Ashton B. Crupper.
Mrs. ]. Kent White, Misses s. Hume,
Charlotte Crupper. Dorothy Sullivan,
Edythe Johansen. and the Misses Lans-
dale, of Washington, and Messrs- Clar-
enee Winston. Monroe Johansen, Law