Evening star., 1916-11-05

at a Halloween masquerade dance and
supper Tuesday evening. Although
there was dancing until after midnight
the unmasking occurred at 10 o'clock
and there were many surprises. The
costumes were gorgeous. Some OF
those present in costume were Mrs
Lula Mastin, as Indian sQuaw: Mrs
Nellie Davis. colonial dame; Miss Maut
Cook. Martha Washington: Miss Eys
umhau, gypsy girl: Miss Louisa O'Neill
queen of diamonds: Miss Gertrude
Wilker. queen of hearts; Miss Berth:
Hayes, folly girl; Edward Mastin, a.
white wings; John Torney. engineer
Harmon Cook, machinist; Raymond
the clown. and Clarence Mastin, con
tinental soldier. Others in attendanc,
We're Mr.: and Mrs. Harry O'Neill
Charles Keys, A. G. Herman, Georg,
Russell Hayes, Mrs. Jane Wilker, Add
son Davis and Edward Kelly. TIL,
dance was the first of a series of en-
tertainments the club is anticipating
for the winter.
A delightful Halloween dance wa.
held Tuesday evening last by the mem
bers and friends of the ]. F. F. Club a
the residence of it's secretary, Mis-.
Helen Ostermayer, in Colorado avenue
Grotesque and fancy costumes wer,
worn by all and there was dancing un
til the wee small hours. Those presen
were Misses Maupin, Bronson, Jones
krey. Kukart. Giavanni, Strobel, VIE.
gand, Riess. Hopkins, Ely and OSter
mayer. and MessrsA Prigg, Maupin
Johnston, Beall, Stauffer. Atkinson
kiener, Schwertner, McKenney anc
Donnelly.
Mrs. Alexander Robertson gave E
birthday luncheon Friday in honor Of
Mrs. Robert Mcleod of Hyattsville
Md. Autumn leaves and chrysanthe'
NUNS decorated the house. Those be
ing present were Mrs. William krause
Mrs. William E. Mcpherson. Mrs. ]. l.
Florine. Mrs. J. F. Baggett, Mrs. J. Y
Ashford, Mrs. A. Robertson apd grand
children.
A masquerade party was given by ln, the
members of the Merrymakers' Ciut
on Halloween night at the home Of
Miss Mary Canty.. Games and dancine
were followed by supper, when tht
party unmasked. Among those pres
ent were the Misses Josephine Con
nell. Catherine Connolly, Kathleer
Flynn. Lille Mason, Esther Parker
Annie Rawlings. Fanny Rawlings
Mary Mccarthy. Ellen Canty, Margarel
Crowley. Mary Canty, Annie Crowley
Angela Jordan. Ethel Robey, Gladys
Pollen. Katherine Jordan, Ida Krebs
and Katharine Canty. Messrs. Thomas
Finn. John Dalton. Walter Riley, James
Barron. John Murray, John Logarty
Walter Donovan, Kenneth Coe. Clar-
ence Plummer, Edward Towers. Fred
Rumbold. F. Sanford, Richard Horn
Charles Fisher, Herbert Gordon ant
John Canty.
The K. K. K. Club, recently organ
lied, gave it's members and friends a
Halloween masquerade dance at the
home of Misses Ullman in Park road
Tuesday, October 81.
Among those present were the Misses
Vinetta Ginechesi, colonial girl: Eliza
beth McNulty, pierrette; Catherine
Barrett, Chinese; Angela Horton. red
riding hood; Gertrude Misel, bo-peep
Ethel Ullman, pirate; Carrie Burn=
heimer. musical maid; Marie Simcox
Martha Washington; Elizabeth Bar
rett, pierro; Ida Ullman. colonial girl
Angela Ginechesi. gypsy; Thelma Ull-
man. Spanish dancer; Catherine Nc
closky, yama yama; Caroline Ullman
ghost, and Messrs. George Elliott
Ku Klux Klan; Ernest Benin, arab
McNulty, witch: William Roane, Indian
John Ginechesi. gentleman; George
Ives, zu zu; Walter White. domino
Donald Wilson, farmer; William Cart
right, wolf: Mervin Ullman. policeman
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Ullman.
A Halloween party was given las
Tuesday evening at the residence OF
Mrs. w. NJ Freeny and Miss
Rae A. Server. 1923 Buchanan street
northwest. and a merry evening
spent by those present. The reception
hall, living and dining rooms were ar
tistical1y decorated with autumn leaves
lanterns, chrysanthemums and orange
and black streamers. The evening was
spent in old-fashioned games, conclud-
ing with the entire assemblage gather
ing about an open fireplace. in the
dar 1o 70 la1 hy .
ghost through various parts of the
darkened home. The evenings enter
tainment concluded with music, dane.
ing and the serving of refreshments.
Among those present We're: Mr.. ant
Mrs. J. Hines. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Newell
Welch. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dorsey
Mr.. and Mrs. Lag. Mr.. and Mrs. Free
Scobey Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sauer. Dr.
and Mrs. ]. A. Crane. Mr.. and Mrs w
NJ. Freeny, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard G
kneessi. Mrs. Julia Beran, Miss Loretta
Cuttings, Miss Mary O'Hagan, Miss
Smith. Miss Rae A. Server. Mr.. Donald
McLearen, Mr.. Henry p. Fowler. Mr.
Walter Charmbury of New York. Mr.
Raymond Martin, Mr.. Roy Warfield, Mr.
w. Martin and Mr.. Robert Warfield.
A Halloween comic masquerade party
was given by Mr. and Mrs. Harry E
Warfield Tuesday night. Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Wilkerson assisted in enter
tanning with comic songs, music and
games. Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs. A. r. Warfield, Mr.. and Mrs
w. r. Collingsworth. Mr.. and Mrs. E
Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Collirgs.
worth, Mr. and Mrs. w. G. knight. Mr.
and Mrs. B. c. King, Mrs. Frank Ber-
ry. Mr.. and Mrs. T. "A. Warfield, the
Misses Lena Weinberg. Florence Col
lingsworth and Margaret Warfield, and
Warheld, Lillian and Anna Warfield
Clarine Howe, -Mable Berry. Ruth Col
lingsworth and Margrett Warfield. and
Messrs. r. Price, d. King, j. Farmer
$. Hawkins, Alvin and Millard Bishop
The Decimus formally opened Its
1851 social season with it's annual
Halloween dance held last TuesIay y
night at the Masonic Temple in Brook
land.
The hall was decorated in full Hal
loween attire, a large stack of corr
standing in the center. while the QUITE,
edges were arranged to represent 4
cornfield. The guests were attired in
country costume. the women wearing
calico aprons and sunbonnets. while the
men wore any suitable farmers dress
The members of the Decimus, who
were the hosts for the afternoon, are
Messrs. Clay Holmes. Joseph McPhaul
Geoffrey Nairn. w. Wallace Nairn. jr.