Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-02-21

Prescott's hall Tuesday night under
the auspices of the H. G. u society
Everyone was supposed 20 be dress
ed in calico The gentlemen wore
calico neokties ana they brought
thread, thimbles and needles to SOW
carpet rags If they did not bring
the articles they we're fined Ave
cents. A nice supper was served at
0 O'Clock for the small sum of Is
cents. The young people played
games The proceeds amounted 10
s13 There will be 1O-cent tea at
the hall this evening. Everyone is
invited to attend it.
A pleasant surprise party was ten
dered Master Oran Quick Saturday
afternoon by his sister, Ola. Six
teen young friends called and he en-
tertained them m a very pleasant
manner A nice supper was prepar-
ed by Mrs. Quick which was very
much enjoyed by the young people.
All kinds Of games were played and
good music enjoyed All left early
having had very pleasant time.
Misses Sadie Bloker and Katie
Ketcham, who have been visiting at
Newark, Jersey City and New York,
returned home few days ago.
Charles Snyder of Newark arrived
in town a few days ago and is visit
ing his parents on Second street.
Misses Nellie and Edna Westfall
of Matamoras entertained the c. E.
society and their friends at their
home ON third street on Thursday
evening. 1t was an apron and neck
tie social given under the auspices
Of the society connected with Ep.
worth church. There were about
thirty present and everyone had a
good time The society tenders
their thanks to the Misses Westfall
for their kind hospitality
Martin Kelley of Portland, Mich,
is visiting his uncle, o. w. Davey,
on Cookson street. Mrs. Lucinda
Kelley of Jersey City is also visiting
at his home. Mrs Kelley is a sister
of Mr.. Davey and was former
resident Of Matamoras.
Josiah F. Terwilliger and wife
of Milford called on friends in Mat
amoras on Sunday.
The Matamoras social club me-
at Miller's Hall on Saturday night
There was a large attendance
Dunker's orchestra played for dane
ing. Every one had a pleasant
time.
The L. A Society met at the hom,
of Mrs M. Owens on River stree
this week.
The Busy Bees society connects
with Epworth church met this weel
at the home of Miss Julia Middaugl
on Washington street.
Lenter services were held at st
p Josephs church Matamoras, botl
q morning and evening on Sunday
There was a large attendance a
both services.
Mrs Winfield Seybolt from Mid
dletown was the guest of Mrs. H
seybolt on Saturday.
Miss Anna Kipp Of Milford is tn
guest of Miss Mabel Walker on Mali
s street
The Literary club will meet
! week from Friday night at TIN
! home of Miss Nlillie Wright Oh
r Adams street.
] The mems supper took plac,
Thursday evening at Epwortl
: church.
W c. Mckee of Syracuse, N. Y.
is the guest of Fred Niles on Cook
! son street.
! There win be appropriate exercise
at the Matamoras High school Of
Friday afternoon in commemoratioi
C of Washington's birthday. Prof
T Houck will give a very pleasing
7 program in his room.
A valentine surprise party wa
r held in Matamoras at the home o
the Misses Margaret and Marie Ucl
on Pennsylvania avenue Frida,
/ evening, the invitations to whicl
r were given out by Miss Ruth Lord.
The Literary club of Matamora
met on Friday night at the home o
! Miss Angela Oroe. There were quit
a number in attendance. Two O
Longfellow's poems were read, on
: by Frank Seybolt and the other b,
Miss Mabel Walker Grafton Gram
gave a synopsis of Longfellowa
works, and Winslow Stickney read
sketch Of his life. The evening
entertainment was interspersed witt
music, both vocal and instrumental
Miss Angela entertained the club il
a very pleasant manner
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