Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-27

i There will be a merry Halloween
I party at Walter Reed Hospital for
I 100 shut-ins on Monday evening, No
/ vember /. The party will be given by
the members of the Colonial Danes
i Chapter, D. A. r.
\ Miss Helen Stout, chairman OF en-
i tertainment, and her committee have
made wonderful preparations for a
spooks, witches, cats, pumpkins,
moons, brooms, cornstalks, fortune
| telling and refreshments. There will
be music for the boys as well as
everything to have real good lively
time suitable to the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Underwood Of
1851 18th street are receiving this
evening the congratulations Of friends
upon the anniversary of their golden
Emmeline Smith. They were married
October 81 1870, at the brides home
at Ephratah, N. j., by the Rev. Hiram
Harris. Miss Cordelia Smith. a sister.
and Eugene Mead, acting as brides
maid and best man: respectively
Mrs. Walter B. Symonds, Miss Grace
Underwood and Arthur Underwood of
this city and Mrs. Colby Reed New
comb Of Tarrytown, N. Y; also five
grandchildren, Melville S. Newcomb of
White Plains and Arthur Francis.
Raymond, Martha and Ernest Under
wood of this city.
The event is Of special interest in
this neighborhood. as it is the third
occasion Of this kind. Mr.. and Mrs.
en- wedding in 1915. at the home Of
their son, Mr.. Walter B. Symonds,
2536 37th street, and both have since
died Mr.. and Mrs. Barclay Eyre cele-
brated their anniversary at the home
of their daughter, Mrs. Firman L.
MulfOfn n n q vIy t.,
Mrs. Blake Odgers of London will
De the guest of honor at a tea from
$50 to $50 o'clock, given at the home
croft place, by the Women's Alliance
iof All Souls Unitarian Church. At
o'clock. Mrs. Odgers, who is promi-
nently identified with the Unitarian
Church in England. will give an in
formal 1omnsi, talk or, on Working Toward Fell
Fay jackson and Mrs. U. G. B. Pierce
will receive the guests.
Mrs George Covington. Mrs. Paul
| Fred and Mrs. George X. Denmark
members OF the board of trustees Of
the Confederate Memorial Home. will
act as hostesses at the reception 70
| De given this evening at 1892 Vermont
| avenue. and Mr. Leigh Robinson
president of the board Mr. ]. T. PETTY
treasurer: Mr.. Edwin c. Dutton. rec,
ording secretary; Mr.. Louvette Pierce
representative of veterans; M. r r
Fravel. representative of S. c. V.:Cant
Fred Beall. commander Camp III. n
c. "; Capt. John Hickey. chairman
| Arlington memorial committee. viii
receive the guests. The recently ma ii
mortgage of the Confederate hnrna
will be burned on this occasion.
| The League Of American Pen Women
| will have an afternoon of Scandinavian
music for their open house meeting on
Friday OF this week, at its clubhousa
1922 H street northwest. Not onlv viii
the scandinavian music be played and
| sung, but there will be a talk on fha
origin and beauty Of this music
Miss Roberta Bradshaw will preside
at the tea table, assisted by Miss Ade~
| laide Steel Baylor, Mrs Blanche TvIer
Beaton and Miss Mary Thorpe Rireiow
| This is the first of series of musical
programs the league has arranged for
| the winter.
Miss Fay Brennan will entertain ,
number of guests at the Columbia
Country Club Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Fleming of Nor.
| wood, Mass, announce the marriage of
their daughter Elizabeth TO Mr.. Aiex-
ander B. Gusdorf, on Wednesday, Octo-
Der 81, 1920.