Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-28
SEWAREN.
MERRY MASQUERADE.

IJa1tP kHlhCtI at AlIC EJNhet
aud Water Club HoIle'
There vas a masquerade uaeee
given Wednesday night at the &c
warren Land and Water Clup rome
It was the final dance Of the season.
A great number OF people were tscre
masked and many watched the run.
Mrs. BaldinS, of Cliff road went
dressed as Il typical old southern
nanny and carried out her nart
well. Miss Anna WariGg. OF West
avenue, was another exceptiohally
good one. She wore all hor clotnes
backwards and had the masque owe
the back of her head. she carrleu
out her part so well that many
couldn't tel her back from her front.
About 8 O'Clock Il tall sister or char-
ity entered, leading b. the hards TWO
little orphan children dressed IN
dainty white dresses and big wnlte
s%unbonnets. Each carried 4 State
under her arm. The sister OF charity
was William Randolph, OF han"aE'
and the two orphan children were
Miss Mary Marlor, or Roselle, ana
Miss Florence Ballard, of Gin road.
Miss Helen Ballard, of Cliff road,
went as a bride with a large sign on
her back reading waiting at the
church." Mr.. John Fowler, OF East
avenue, went as a typical old farmer.
He had a lovely long white beard
which seemed to be the pride OF MS
life as he walked around. Mr..
Charles Cooper, of Cliff road, was a
charming fat country girl. Lindsey
Durham and Leland Ransom, OF RAN
way, went as sailor girls, both wear-
ing white Peter Thompson sailor
suits, one with a big lingerie nat and
the other with a large sunbonnet.
Miss Muriel Wright, OF East avenue,
was a sunbonnet girl, wearing a full
blue dress, a big white apron and
large white sunbonnet and under her
arm she carried a toy dashboard.
Miss Alice Warning, of West avenue,
q cute little Chinaman with a
long black queque. Miss Frances
Burgoyne, of Flushing, Long Island,
was a Chinese girl. A friend of Mr..
of Cliff road, went as a
also. Mr.. Tull, of the Sc
house, and Mr.. A. q. William
son, of Woodbridge, went as chorus
with high pointed hats. Mrs.
A.. p. Williamson, of Woodbridge,
was an old fashioned lady, very Sc
date. Miss Catherine Wright, of East
avenue, was a country girl with two
long raffea braids hanging
down her back. Mrs. Metcalf, of
East avenue, al q Turkish girl,
dressed in a pretty costume of red
and black. Mr.. Charles Wood, of
Holton avenue, wore a very good cos
Lums, an English tourist. Mrs. Wood,
Of Holton avenue, was dressed as a
very cute little girl. Miss Natalie
of Cliff road, went as a Span
.sh lady, and looked well with her
lair on her head and powdered. Mrs.
9. d. Wright, of East avenue, was a
cute French maid in a costume OF
black with a white apron and big
black bow and streamers on her hair.
Mrs. Dennis, of the Sewaren house,
was dressed in a fancy costume, re-
presenting a flower. Miss Edna
Fowler wore a light blue crepe paper
costume and a big eight blue crepe
paper hat. Rogers Gimbernat, of
Cliff road, went as a girl, wearing a
long WASTED pink dress. Miss
Robinson, of the Sewaren
house, went in a minuete costume
md had a long curl over her Shout
Ter. Miss Eloise Gimbernat, of Cliff
Dad, was a little girl with a big sun
Mr.. Herman Scott went as
Jew, and carried out his part well.
Irs. Fowler, of East avenue, wore a
ink domino. Robert Burgoyne, OF
flushing, Long Island, wore a purple
Raymond Howard, of Rah-
way, wore a black domino, and Rach-
/ Robinson, of Railway, and Miss
preston, of West avenue, also wore
.ominoes.
About a quarter of nine there was
he grand opening march in which all
he masqued joined. Then there a
ancing until about half past ten.
hen there was another march and
formed a big ring. When q signal
vas given all took off their Mosques.
After more dancing there were re-
reshments served, consisting OF ice
ream and cakes. Lemonade was
ervcd all during the evening.
Among those watching were Mr..
nd Mrs. William Ballard and Frank
OF Cliff road, Mrs. Herman
,cott and Miss Mona Scott, of West
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Ray
nond and Miss Helen Raymond, of
lift road, Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, of
Vest n Mr.. Louis H. Brown,
drs. S. r. Brown and Miss Muller, of
Tiff road, Mr.. and Mrs. William
randolph, of Railway, and Mrs. Gin
ernat, of Cliff road.