Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-11-07
Society

Miss Katherine Sizer, 131 10th street
northeast, celebrating Halloween. Mu-
sic. games and dancing were ENJOYED
during the evening. The prizes were
won by Miss Margaret Krichton and
Mr.. John Foy. The house was decorated
in black and yellow. Those present
were Misses Beatrice Grady, Margaret
Krichton, Gertrude l1ulcare, Almiral
Scott, Marguerite Thompson. Anita Or
lando, Ca6harine Murray and Nettie
Heinline, Messrs. William Frederick.
Henry Schaffer, Herbert Reinbers.
Francis Simpson, Norman Hess, Vim
cent Orlando, Harold Barnes, William
Hans, John Foy and John Buete.
Miss Angela Russell entertained at
Halloween party Monday evening at
her home % r street northwest.
Those present were the Misses Ruth
Fox. Emily Christian, Margaret KING,
Alice Crawford, Florence Bradley, iEs-
telle Mcdonald. Edna Cornell. Mildred
Robson, Angela Russell and Mrs.
George King and Messrs. John Trap.
jr.. Roy Wise. Clarence King. Raymond
King. Alonzo Lambert, jr.; William
Barker and George Brock.
Mr.. and Mrs John Schnell gave their
daughter, Mildred Thompson, party
in honor of her thirteenth birthday
anniversary at their residence, 514 10th
street southeast, Tuesday evening.
Games were INDUCED in and piano, vo-
cal and violin solos were rendered by
Misses Pansy Schwenk, May Davye,
Myrtle Burrows. Beatrice Schwenk,
Mildred Thompson and Master William
McCathran, after which the guests re-
paired to the dining room, which was
beautifully decorated in autumn leaves
and Halloween colorS.
Among those present were the Misses
Eleana Nally, Beatrice and Pansy
Schwenk, May Davye, Myrtle Burrows,
Katherine Schwartzman. Delphie and
Doris Cotrell. Ellen Anderson, Anna
Ansberry, Masters William and George
McCathran. Francis Seufert, Robert
and Lloyd Mackey, Francis and Farley
Tollefsen. John Graham, James Bopp,
Albert Raber. David Page, Harry
Amer. Perry Feaster. Francis Rhine
hart, Claude Wolff. Edward McIntira.
Walter Cornealous. Robert Cole. Charles
Young, Lewis Caldwell, Raymond Egan,
Earl Harrison, Alvin Carrick. Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schwenk. Mr..
Frank Kress and Miss Marguerite An
derSon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Buettner of
Q Seaton street northwest celebrated
the eighteenth Birthday anniversary of
their daughter Esther the evening of
November 3. The parlor was lastly
decorated with palms and cut flowers.
The evening was spent in vocal and
buffet supper was served. after which
dancing was INDUCED in until a late
hour. Those present were Misses l..
Rosser, E. Spellbring, NJ. Snyser, E.
HAYDEN, NJ; BRYANT, l. Hallock., R.
Buettner, and Messrs. S. Stanton. r.
Stanton, N Edwards, w. Brown, B.
Brown, l.. Morgan, ]. Gartner, c. Glib
son. P. Kelley. P. Ashton and G. Mat
tingly.
costume party was given at the
home of Mrs. Samuel Gaskins Saturday
afternoon in honor of their guest, Mas
ter Gregory Faith. Those present were
Master Faith. base ball player: Miss
Charlotte Gaskins, witch; Janet Hud-
Samuel Gaskins. clowns; Miss Eleanor
Gaskins, Folly: Mary Gaskins, fairy:
Edna Collins, doll baby; Master Billie
Collins, Little Boy Blue: Harry Gas
kins. Yama Yama: Catherine Faith.
and Baby Alma Louise
Beane, pumpkin.
An enjoyable Halloween party was
given Saturday evening at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Leo Haden, on
were rendered by Mr.. Bragg and Miss
Sylvester. Dancing was INDUCED in
up to a late hour, after which the
guests were ushered into the dining
parlor. where buffet supper was
served. The decorations consisted of
autumn leaves and yellow and white
The party included
the following: Mr.. and Mrs. Haden,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Bragg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Evans. and the Misses Mollie and
Emma Mcdaniel, Ethyl and NJ Sy1-
vester. Lillian Fenne1l, A. Young, and
Messrs Liebner, Darr. Roberts, Stuart.
Wood, Hartig, Laird and
Master James Haden.