The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-12-05
A KID PARTY" m BATH.
Miss Phoebe Pendleton of Islesboro the
Guest of Honor.

Guest of Honor.
Miss Helen Crosby was a charming
hostess on Thursday evening, Nov
2lst, at her home on High street when
she delightfully."- entertained friends in
honor of her brothers fance, Miss
Phoebe Pendleton of Islesboro. The
| affair took the form of kid party
and all present dressed as youngsters.
me young ladies wore short skirts
with their hair down, while the gentle
men appeared in short trousers. Miss
crosby and her friend, Miss Lena
Adams of Portland, were the twins,
dressed in gowns of blue cambria with
wigs with the Dutch cut. The two
young ladies looked exactly alike and
much fun was caused in trying to dis
tingulsh them. Indeed they were of so
cioSe resemblance that the hostess
rather and mother were unable to dis
tlnguish them. Miss Pendleton wore
biue silk, trimmed with white lace.
blue silk stockings and black shoes.
The Bunch" appeared on the scene in
oooy dressed in pink tiers and pink
sun bonnets. The following young
ladies' are included in this club; Miss
Clara l.. Pierce, Miss Mae Clark. Miss
Florence Andrews, Miss Florence
Harnden. Miss Nellie Avery, Miss
Ellzabeth Cahill and Miss Blanche
Matthew's. Miss Sarah Moody made
M III clever make up representing
tough. Alfred Stetson wore a strik
ing mask with movable eyes and a
gray shirt and short trousers. Edward
U. Cutler wore a Little Lord Fauntle
roy costume. Harry Day was good
Weary Willie" aid Stanley Pierce
/ played the part of the Yellow Kid
Miss Dora Haskell characterized Old
Mother Hubbard, and the town dude"
was carried out by William Temple.
hoy Dunnlng was conspicuous guest
IN brilliant red stockings and a bright
green necktie. Doctor Robert Donnell,
oewail W. Percy and Robert Hatch APP
peared as school boys in blouses and
knee breeches. Carl t. Crosby was
| rugged as sailor lad. Miss Anna Percy
was one of the incest little girls, look
Ing extremely youthful in dainty
white dress with big ribbon bows on
her hair. Miss Madelyn Clifford was
j an attractive kid in big red tier.
pantaets and a big red sunbonnet.
MISS Lucy Avery's costume was white
and she wore large white hat. After
the entire company had ssembled and
the guests been received by Miss Cros-
by and Miss Pendleton peanut hunt
, was enjoyed. At the conclusion of the
game the first prize among the little
girls was awarded to Miss Andrews,
while among the boys Stanley Pierce
had been successful in finding the
greatest number of nuts. Rag dolls
were presented them as souvenirs of
their good luck. The company then
| were given bibs together with bowls of
bread and milk with tiny animal crack
ers. Much amusement was caused by
the introduction of the refreshments of
crackers and milk. Following ice cream
and cake, candy and nuts were served
ana IN addition some excellent cider
had been prepared in large punch
bowl and appeased the appetites of the
thirsty guests. The rugs We're then
taken up and a jolly dance followed
1t was late hour when the gathering
broke up, the kids" finally deciding it
was bed time. All departed loud in
their praises of Miss Crosby as royal
entertainer.-Bath independent
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