Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-01
HALLOWE' EN-
CELEBRATED.
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DeWorth, Of Trenton. At a late houf
refreshments were served.
Those present and their costumes
were as follows: Miss Ella DeWorth,
japanese; Miss Blanche Weldon,
Folly; Miss Adaline Snyder, Star OF
Night Miss Bella Smink, nurse; Miss
May Kinds, old maid; Miss Edith
Smink, peasant; Miss Madeline Err
ickson, old lady; Miss Jessie Weaver,
old man; Miss Mabel Randolph, God
ess of Liberty; Miss Sarah DeWorth,
Star of Night; Miss Lizzie Toughine,
Evening Star; Miss Bertha Ruck,
gentleman, Tottenville; Miss Carrie
Kuss, bride, South Amboy; Miss Viola
Let's, groom, South Amboy; Miss
Allie Reamef, flower girl, South Am
boy; Miss Mamie Kuss, bridesmaid,
South Amboy; Miss Ethel Niblett,
Red Riding Hood Jersey City; Will
liam Gray. Frenchman; Edward
Germs, Clown, Birden Golden, mon
key; Raymond Hart, Frenchman; !;
Leon Hart, burglar; Maurice Mulson,
farmer; George Mulson; ragged Dick !;
Frank Toughine,, clown; William
Lund, prisoner; Adolph Schuman,
clown; Walter Anderson, ghost; AL
bert Antonides, old lady; Edward
Dingler, Coon: Charles DeWorth,
coon Gordon DeWorth, clown.
Others present were the Misses
Maud Harding,t Carolina Merrillo,
Olga Merrillo, Ida Polonsky, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Gray, Mrs. Harry De-
Worth, of Trenton, Mr.. William
Arose, Fred Frey, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles DeWorth, Mabel DeWorth,
Beatrice DeWorth, George DeWorth,
Harry Dey, Charles Weldon and
Harold Coutts.
Evening with Miss McClymont.
Miss Anna McClymont was sur
prised by few friends at her home
in High street in honor of Halloween
last night. The evening was spent
4 in music, singing and games. Re-
freshments followed and at an early
/ hour the guests departed.
Mr.. Patterson Entertained.
Howard Patterson entertained q
number of friends at his home last
night The evening was spent in
playing games and singing. Supper
! was served about II o'clock. About
/ 12 o'clock all departed for home.
Among those present were the
Misses Mary Green, Marguerite Green
Helen Gasman, Belle Holly, Made
laine Holly, Anna Anderson, Myrtle
Patterson; and Andrew Aarol, Frank
Green, Charles Donegan, Benjamin
Jensen, Anton Anderson, Chris Knud-
sen, William Gasman, Yep Yepsen
and Frank Patterson.
A Halloween Surprise.
A Halloween surprise party was
held at the home of Miss Emma
Thompson, of Grant street, last night.
Games were played and singing and
dancing were features. After supper
had been served, the party dispersed.
Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Carlton,
Mrs. Borok, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Caul-
field, Mrs. Knudson, Mrs. Peterson,
the Misses Bessie Borok, Rose Caul-
field, Flora Carlton, Nettie Wedeen,
Caroline Martin, Lizzie Darien, Leila
Martin, Ida Thompson, Mollie We'd
cen, Emma Knudson and Emma
Thompson; Allan Thompson and
Frank Garfield.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard.
A masquerade party was held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Bayard on Water street, near High
street, last night by about thirty-five
young people who were dressed in
grotesque and comical costumes. The
large house was prettily decorated
for the occasion with palms, Japanese
lanterns and flags. Dancing was
feature. The costumes were decid-
edly unique and when the masks were
removed many were surprised to dis
cover that they had been completely
deceived. Several selection were rem
dered by a male quartet and others.
Chester Gillis delighted the guests
with a humorous selection. Supper
was served at IL o'clock; preceded by
a march in which all present took
part. The party ended shortly after
midnight.
High School Seniors Entertainment.
The class of 1907 of the high
school held novel sheet and pillow
case costume party at the nome ol
Miss Leisa Henry, 100 High street,
last night. Most of the members OF
the high school faculty were present
as guests of the class. Hallowe' en-
pastimes were features of the even
ing, which was rounded out by
supper of the proper sort.
Guests of Miss Gridley.
The residence of Edward L. Grid
ley on High street was the scene OF
a unique Halloween party last night
when a number of young folks We're
the guests of Miss Mary Gridley. A
picnic scheme was carried out, in
Guiding the serving of refreshments
on a large green rug, in representa-
ton of lawn. Present were thS
Misses Marion Nedham, Ruth Jones,
Laura Ramsay, Cornelia Boggs, Mar
garet Wight Ria Roessler, Rosalind
Ciani and Florence Ciani; Malcolm
Crowell, Van Mulchahey, Millard
Boughton and Wesley Fletcher
At the Raritan Yacht Club.
A few members and friends danced
informally at the Raritan Yacht Club