The Washington times., 1916-11-01

ago.
Mrs. Lewis Brinton and Miss Eliza
beth Brinton, OF Philadelphia, are speld-
ing a few days at the Willard.
th ait nj, Sraeie VIII 70 to Phiaael2n whics
Mr.. and Mrs. Brinton will give on the
evening OF November 16 to present Miss
Brinton to sociaty.
Later Miss Oracle will 20 to Prince Prince;
game. and she will also visit ~ New
York during November. She will be a
guest at the ball to be given at Sherry's
November 81 for Miss Esther Bochman.
Miss Bochman visited Miss Oracle last
winter.
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Former Envoy Feted.
Henry Morgenthau, one-time Ameri-
can ambassador to Turkey. was the
guest In whose honor Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Goelet Gerry entertained at din
l., last evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Gerry
motored to Providence from their coun-
try place at Warwick Neck. r.. l. Miss
Pauline Townsend. who IL guest al
the Gerry home was in the party
Miss Anita Kite. who will go to An
napolis Saturday to spend the week.
end and attend the hop at the Naval
Academy, will be accompanied by her
guest, Miss Elise Hodges, Of Norfolk
Miss Hodges will spend the following
weekend in Baltimore, where a din
ner party will be given In her honor
before the Saturday evening dance AZ
the Country Club.
Miss Hodges has been with Miss
Kite for several weeks, and Will re-
main in Washington q fortnight
longer.
Gives Halloween Masque.
Halloween masq-> was given by
Miss l.. Vida Delaney, Of Capitol HILL
at the home of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. b. u. Delaney, last evening. The
house was decorated with autumn
leaves, shocks of corn and pumpkins
while ghosts and JACKIE LANTERNS grin.
ned at the guests from unexpected
Fortune telling by a really. truly
witch. to the accompaniment OF the
storm outside, proved one OF the great
est attractions OF the evening. Another
feature was cake walk, In which the
ess and lie Roy Norris. Dancing. mu-
steal numbers and games appropriate tc
the occasion completed the program:
Those present were Miss Dorothy
Schoonmaker. Miss Edith Schoonmaker
Miss Mary Bixler. Miss Catherine Ian.
tell. Miss Mildred Mooney. Miss Mildred
Won Eff. Miss Eloise Bowen. Miss Do
lores Sanders. Miss Jeanette Burgess
Miss Ceclle Sale, Miss Adeline Bassett
Miss Vida Delaney, Messrs. James Stan
Gill. Richard Saunders, Raymond Nc.
Alister, Arthur Prangley, Raymond
Murray, John Boyd. lie Roy Norris, VII
| liam Core. Holman Kindle, and Ran
| dali NJ. Oller; Mrs. Mary Gingell. Mrs
John b. Woodfleld Mrs. X. L. Croggon
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Woodfield. anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Delaney.
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Mrs A. X. Gibson was hostess at one
OF the most original and interesting Oh
| the Halloween parties given last even
/ ing. Her residence, 1726 street. wal
deliberately decorated. The walls were
yelled in black and yellow, thickly star
, red with bats. owls, witches, ghosts ant
! the proverbial black cat of the Hallow
! cen season. Gay colored autumn leavei
! were used profusely about the house
, and lifelike ghosts and witches were se
! about In the corners. The table decora
) tons were In black and yellow. with q
pumpkin covered with snakes and frog
! as a centerpiecs.
! The entertainment took the form OF &
comic masquerade. with dancing ant
all manner OF Halloween games a fea
ture OF the evening. The hostess wal
most effective as a corpulent nanny
Miss Adele Gibson was Sis Hopkins
Miss Carrie Gibson, a Spanish girl, ant
the unmasking of a fearful witch 70
vealed Miss Mamie Gibson.
Bernhard Seat Sale Opens
Tomorrow. 8. a. m. National THEATRE