The Washington herald., 1916-11-05

OF yellow and black. with q Foodly array
| Of ghosts witches, goblins and the pro-
verbal black cat
Vocal and instrumental music, prize
contests and dancing formed a greater
part of the program The prize winners
Of the several contests were Miss Hattie
Potter, Miss Myra Blakeney, Mr.. william
Jones and Mrs William McInturff. The
other guests present were Misses Irene
White, Lille Thomas. Catherine Quigiey.
Louise Gass. Miss Harding. Mrs. McGar-
fly. Mrs Darnall. Mr. and Mrs. Ricken-
bacher, Mr.. and Mrs Rhodes, Miss Anna
G. Rhodes, Messrs. Charles A Potter.
Robert Warren. Perry colman. William
Potter. Bernard Darnall. william Keely,
and Masters Arthur and Howard Ricken-
bacher.
Mr.. and Mrs Albee were hosts at a
Halloween party in honor Of their daugh-
ters. Mildred and Lillian. There were
fifty guests. The festivities Of the even
Ing included exhibitions Of the latest
dancing steps, and these were Admirably
executed by Mr.. I. Feldman and Miss
Mildred Ahee. At an intermission In the
evenings program refreshments were
served, with Mr.. Samuel Shapiro acting
ds toastmaster.
The Chi Chapter Of the Phi Nu SIGMA
Fraternity held its annual dance frolic
at Studio Hall on Tuesday evening. Hal.
loween decorations were used and refresh
ments were served. Mr.. George Obernder-
fer had the affair In charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louise Bohne entertained
their friends to a Halloween party. The
evening was spent in playing games and
music. The parior decorations were black
and yellow and the dining-room pink and
white. Ice cream, cake, candy and fruit
were served.
Those present were: Misses Ruth
Kicker. Margaret Quinn, Laura Ludwig,
Anna Billie. Ella Schultz, Helen STAINS
bury. Mildred Koerth. Ethel Lynch, Lii
May Porterheld and Mrs. Bell: Messrs
Herman Harlow, Paul Marshall, Austin
Shaw, Louis Long. John Tweedale, George
kelser, william Ludwig, Layton Miner,
Pat Moran, Louis Bohne. Walter Lud-
| wig. Ernest Martin, William Mulloy, Mr..
and Mrs. James Porterfield and Mrs.
Nancy Ludwig.
! Pumpkin faces. goblins. ghosts. and
all manner of Halloween mummery
were exhibited when the forty mas
queraders were entertained in the
home OF Mr.. Flynn, 34o6 N street
northwest, Tuesday evening.
Music was furnished by Messrs. PEN
| dleton and Anderson. Dancing was
the feature Of the evening.
The Saxon Social Quartet, which is
composed OF Messrs. NJ. Tehaan, J.
Reynolds, @. Fiaharty, and e. Paul,
with w. Pendleton at the piano. gave
selections.
Refreshments were served by Mrs.
Flynn. who was assisted by two mem
bers Of the club. Messrs. @. Flaharty
and L Tehaan.
Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Flynn and Miss Dorothy and Mr..
Albert Flynn. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul, Mr..
and Mrs. Maus. Mr.. L Tehaan. Mr.. e.
Paul. Mr.. NJ Tehaan and Miss q.
Shaw. Mr.. o. Flynn and Miss N. Cole,
Mr.. R Allen and Miss ]. Cornwell, Mr..
M. Thrift and Miss Gordon. Mr.. J.
Clark. Mr.. J. Dyer and Miss L. star
burgh. Mr.. @. Fiaharty and Miss e.
Flynn. Mr.. Paxon and Miss II. Miller,
Mr.. w. Pendelton and Miss Cumber-
land. Mr.. II. Tavenner and Miss Lamb
kin. Mr.. A.. Msus and Miss K. Kramer,
Mr.. o. Anderson and Miss L Allen,
Mr. e. Heard and Miss n. Thousnor,
Mr.. w. LsvsrbsrEsr and Mia n. crist