Evening star., 1916-11-05
Entertainments.


on > the evening of october 81. The
house was a bower of Halloween deco
rations, autumn leaves. cosmos and
chrysanthemums. During the evening
the premises were fairly invaded by
masqueraders of all ages, the note
worthy costumes being those of Mrs.
Cleveland Topley, in 1860 style, and
Mrs. William Topley as the bride. A
musical program was given by Miss
Marie Schult, Mr.. Alden Potter, Mrs.
Ellen Schult Blackburn, Mrs. F. c. Roe
and Mrs. Floyd Daugherty. Other in
teresting features of the occasion were
q recitation, Little Orphant Annie by
eight-year-old Katharine Wells; the
minuet. danced by her and Master Will
ham Wells. and That Old Sweetheart
of Nine" recited by Mrs. William
Wells. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs Alden Potter, Mr. and Mrs.
George B. Wells. Mrs. Maddox. Miss
Mildred Maddox, Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve-
land Topley, Mr. and Mrs. elson Parker,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Livingston. Mr.. and
Mrs. William d. Topley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Croson. Miss Jessie Topley, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Duke Torreyson. Miss Maude
Torreyson, Mr.. Lyman Moore, Mrs. E. T..
Schult. Mrs. Ellen Schult Blackburn.
Mrs: F. c. Roe, Mrs. F. A. CogsweI,
Mrs. Garner Pegram, Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Daugherty, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallis
genie De Land, Mr.. Olaf Sogstad. DR..
ID. b. Holloway and Miss Olive Fry.
Misses Genevieve and Helen Har-
dislY. assisted by Miss Isabel Cain,
gave very enjoyable Halloween mas
Querade party at their home, 1926 1St
street northwest, Saturday evening,
october Is. The early part of the even
ing was devoted to dancing. The usual
Halloween games followed, and the 'un-
masking took place at 1890. after
which time refreshments were served.
Among the guests were Misses Isabel
NoIv
Virginia Lyons. Lillian Rosafy, Hazel
Priest, Eleanor Busche, Louise Stein
berg, Bernadette Dore, Genevieve Har-
disty and Helen Hardisty. Messrs. Jack
Eckert. Walter Roche, Harry Eberly,
Dan Regan, William Lyons, Jack Wall
ton, Robert Galloway, Norman Eckert,
Antonio Rivero, Graham West and Dan
MacMahon.
Mrs. F. L. Harvard gave Halloween
party Saturday evening, October IS,
from $50 to Il. The parlor was deco
rated with Halloween colors. Music
refreshments were served during the
dance and at the conclusion of the
dancing. Several out-of-town visitors
were present for the occasion.
Halloween party was given by the
Cooking Club at the home of Miss NJ.
Mulvaney October IS. Games and dane
ing were followed by refreshments.
Woody, president; Miss G. Robinson.
vice president; Miss NJ. Saunders, Miss
v. Dick, Miss G. Roberts Miss NJ. Null
vaney, Miss Yosgour. Mr.. F. Williams.
MIC. Frick. Mr.. A Flynn. Mr. p: Dor
rer. Mr.. c. Crossback and MIR. f.
Moran.
Miss Julia Chandler gave a Hal
loween eve masquerade leap year
dane to Mr.. r. Quinn of California.
The guests were: Misses Francis Will
son, Carrie Sale, Elsie Philpitt. Sylvia
Morgan. Lisetta Gasch, Ella Wright,
Meta Jaeger, S. Saxty. Eerdru Teo1ley.
Doyle. H. Paxton. H. Pasalof. Wilma
Branson, and Messrs Jack Jersing, S.
Clayton. DIR. o. Ely, H. Gosnell, H.
Graves. A. Maschaeur, j. B. Wilson,
Fred Wood. H Werlich. n. J. Voehl,
Marvin Rexrode, T. Doyle, Homer
Paxton, H. Pasalof, James Stewart, T
Quick and r. Quinn The out-of-tQwn
guests were Messrs E A. McDefitt,
Pennsylvania, and Jack OConnor, New
York.
Avery delightful masquerade party
swan given Monday evening at the
home of Mrs Charles Nauck, 1110 4th
spent in games and dancing. Music was
contributed by Messrs Smith and
Dustin of Forestville. Md. Refresh
ments were served in the appropriate
Miss Helen Tolson was surprised
Monday evening by miscellaneous
shower given by Misses Ethel Moore
and Grace Tippitt. The dining room.
where at IL o'clock a buffet supper
was served. was tastefully decorated
with Halloween decorations Among
those present were Misses Barbara and
Jane Holtzberg. Mamie Brent. Eta
Entwisle, Marguerite Tolson. May and
Dorothy Lanigan. Ida Krause. Alma
Lyons. Mrs. Terry, Marie Haber, Mrs.
Thomas, Grace Tippitt, Theresa, Cath
crime and Sue Kengla, Mrs. Shanks.
Misses Bessie Mcmahon, Nellie Grant.
Mrs. Dugan, Mrs. Moore, Miss Catherine
Brooke and Mrs. Tolson.
Miss Ella N. Rhodes entertained at
masquerade party Tuesday evening at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John E. Rhodes. 637 Keefer place
northwest. The house was attractively
decorated with draperies of yellow and
black with a goodly array of ghosts.
witches. goblins and the proverbial
black cat.
Vocal and instrumental music, prize
contests and dancing formed a greater
part of the program The prize win
ners of the several contests were Miss
Hattie Potter. Miss Myra Blakeney
William Jones and William McInturff
The other guests were Misses Irene
White. Lille Thomas, Catherine Quig-
ley. Louise Gass. Miss Harding Mrs
MCCARTHY. Mrs. Darnall. Mr.. and Mrs
Rfckenbacher. Mr.. and Mrs. Rhodes.
Miss Anna G. Rhodes Messrs. Charles
A. Potter. Robert Warren, Perry Col
man, William Potter. Bernard DarnaH
William keely and Masters Arthur and
Howard Rickenbacher.
Miss Mary Haden entertained q score
OF friends at a barn dance in a garage
decorated with straw and Halloween
lanterns in the rear of her home $40
q street northeast. Tuesday night
Among those present were Misses
Loretta Stanley. Ann Easby-Smith.
Anna Breen. Rose MEGA uley Margaret
Fenneil. Kathleen NJ. Tobin, Bernadette
Rider, Agnes Breen. Mary Haden and
Messrs. Frank Welch, Joseph Rollins.
Daniel Costello. Thomas Breen. Bernard
Daniels. John Costello Albert Burns.
John Kraft. Frederick Kraft, Daniel
Breen and j. OLeary.
The Colonial Canoe Club held its first
dance of the season Saturday October
zS. at Mrs Dyers. A Halloween spirit
prevailed.
Those present at the Phi Alpha Delta
Halloween dance. Tuesday October 81.
were: Misses A. Burke, Margaret Daly.
Louise Munan, Helen kalstrom Ellen
Hayes, Grace Smith. Mary Dom. Lor-
rsine HELEN. Betty Pollock, Dorothy Ca
hill, Ethel Boyd. katherine REYNOLDS.
Margaret Lake. Stella Carter. Marjorie
Brennan. Helen Burch. Frances TayIor
Agnes Garner. Christine Hannah. MARY
santiey and Messrs John IL Dervin,