Evening star., 1917-11-04
Continued from Second Page,
Chaperons were Mrs. A. L. Nora ana
Mrs. r. T. Underwood.

Mrs. R. T. Underwood.
A straw ride arranged by Mr.. L. Phil
Hips was given on Halloween evening.
The party rode from Washington to
Forestville, Md. where supper was
served around q bonfire. Those in the
Mary DAILY. Miss Helene Repetti. Miss
Mary Hester, Miss Evelyn Stout, Miss
Helene DAILY, Miss Virginia Steele. Miss
Mary Steele. Miss Catherine Harring-
ton. Miss Helen Harrington, Miss Mar
garet currin. Miss Marie Ryon, Mr.. Mr.
Charles O'Brien, Mr.. Jack Schoppe. Mr..
Walter Montgomery. Mr.. Joseph Kertz.
Mr.. Douglas Miley. Mr.. Howard Brock.
Mr.. George Phillips, Mr. JACK Agnue' us
The party was chaperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs. William R Nagel.
Tho homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. w.
Davis at 1909 New Hampshire avenue
was the scene Of an enjoyable Hal
| loween party Wednesday evening.
when their daughter. Miss Thelma M.
Davis. entertained large gathering
A harvest scene, complete in every
| detail. furnished a setting.
The guests began to arrive early in
grotesque or beautiful costumes.
Dancing and games were enjoyed dur
ing the evening. and many innovations
were introduced by the hostess. When
the time arrived to unmask. Miss Sue
| Hawes and Mr.. Francis A: Keefe were
awarded the first prizes for the most
unique and original costumes.
Ices and punch were served during
the evening. and at IL o'clock dainty
collation. was enjoyed. Music Tor
A pretty wedding was solemnized at
the parsonage Of the Calvary Baptist
Church Wednesday afternoon. october
OF
Greene officiating, when Miss Catherine
Carter. only daughter of Mrs. Ada 1nez
Carter. became the bride of Mr.. BenJa-
min Briscoe Bell. The bride wore a
erty satin, with a black velvet hat
trimmed with plumes. The only wit
nesses present were the mother of the
bride and her aunt. Mrs. Harry E. Don
aldson of Ballston, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bell left later for a
wedding trip to Baltimore by water.
They will be at home to their friends
at GA street southwest after Novem-
Der 5.
The linen shower for the new club
house. which was given by the mem
bers of the College Women's Club at
Kreat as the
were most generous in their donations,
both Of linens and money. Mrs. Mel
willie Lindsay sang number of songs
before the gifts were opened. and aft
erward hot chocolate and ginger bread
were served.
A masquerade party was given last
Wednesday We'd night at the home HON Of Miss
northwest. Miss Hanna and Miss
Ethel Roberts were the hostesses and
the guests numbered a score or more.
Artistic costumes were worn by the
guests. Following dancing and Hal
0a h,,H
served.
Among those present were Miss Helen
Schladt. Miss Catherine Biddon, Miss
Marie Belt. Miss Mary Lawler, Miss
Bart. Miss Isabel Wire. Miss Edith
Hanna. Misses Helen and Mary
Daley. and Messrs. Joseph Bolden.
Claude Schultz, Renof Smith, E.
Stewart Coates. John Keeton. Francis
OConnor. g. Lawler. ]. Turner, w.
Nelson and W. Atkinson.
for the wedding of Miss Lydia Kathe-
rtne Appel, niece Of Miss Mary Appel of
Portsmouth. Ohio. and Mr.. Ralph Robin
son Molster, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
E. Molster Of s34 Kearney street north
east. Brookland. The ceremony is to
take place in the Second Presbyterian
Church at Portsmouth. Ohio, wednes-
day evening, November II. at 8 o'clock.
After their wedding trip the young
couple will reside at 14O3 Monroe street
Brookland. D. C.
Miss Georgia E. Miller was hostess
at a musical Friday evening. The
guests included Misses Ada Heminway,
Rubie Boyd. Dora E. Elliott Olive
Hands. Kathryn L. Brooks. Josephine
Morohntch- Margaret Light, Kate A.
Holmes. Clara Morris and Mr. H. J.
Campaign. all of whom have recently
come to Washington to help with war
work
Miss Miller was assisted by Misses
Cecilia Sisselman, Catharine Morrison,
Kathryn Beck, Edith Austermuhl.
Blanche Wingo. Amelia Sisselman and
Pauline Graf, who gave a program of
piano numbers. after which refresh
ments were served.
Miss Leah Kaminsky gave a hal
| loween party in honor of Miss Mildred
Loewenberg Of Newark. N. j., and her
house guest, Miss Anna H. Adler OF
Pittsburgh. Pa.
A Halloween party was given at the
| residence of Miss ". X. Holt in honor
| Of Mr.. Carson Jenkins of Sumton, s. c.
There were music and dancing, during
the evening. Among the guests were
Misses Virginia K Holt. Anna L. Holt,
Viola e. Martin. Emma Schaffer, Mary
Totten, Rose Kelly, Maud Clements OF
Richmond. Va, and Mrs. Oliver, Messrs
Carson Jenkins. DR.. H. N. D. Parker
w. Congdon. T. Sawyer. g. D. Burns
P. L. Marsh. L. e. Trueblood, L. Baum
er and Charles Andrews of Richmond
Va.