Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1910-11-05


nue., was very much surprised by party
of friends in masquerade costumes on
Monday evening. Although surprised
hostess she was equal to entertaining
her guests with appropriate games. The
house was decorated with Autumn leaves
and Jack O. lanterns. Among those
present were Misses Nora Cramer, Clara
Sedlag, Mary Truitt, Ralph Truitt and
Mrs. /. Truitt, of Atlantic City; Misses
Mildred Adams, Josie Collins, Emma
Ford, Ida Stephenson, Cora Sutton, Fran
els Garrison, Lucy Reitmeyer, Millie
Collins, Elizabeth johnson, Irene Collins.
Elva Leek, Reba Strang, Melba Smith,
Nina King. Elma Bell, Thelma Campbell,
Clara Kirscht, Fannie Montgomery,
Helen Leeds, Regina Peterson, May Bar
rett. Lille Sutton, Viola Sutton, Cath
crime Barkoff, Ethel, May and Matte
Cramer, Messrs Fred Metzgar, Louis Ad-
ans, Roy Leek, George Reed, Linford
Sanders, John Barkof, Leslie Montgom-
cry, Frank Williams, Willis johnson,
Norman Reed, Randolph Leeds, Jacob
Ellis, BERTHE Crowley, Weldon Bell,
Francis Campbell, Alfred Matthews,
Lewis Guenther, Mrs. Clara Barrett, Mrs.
Charles Barkofr, Mrs. Susie Cramer, Mrs.
Ada FAIL, Mrs. John Peterson, Mrs. A.
Campbell and Mrs Armada Cramer.
A large number of friends celebrated
Halloween on Monday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John q. Thomas.
The rooms We're appropriately decorated
with Autumn leaves, chrysanthemums
and witches The lights were supplied
from Jack O. lanterns. The guests APP
peared as phantoms and the groans,
sighs and queer sounds were quite wierd.
Many of the time honored games and
some unusual contests were enjoyed. Mr..
Charles Bowen and Mrs. G. B. Summer
vile showed an amazing appetite for
string and Miss Alice Hays and Mr.. Ell
mer Weaver won the championship i'll
bobbing for apples. Mrs Arthur 2. Ryon
secured a corner on flour. Mr. George
Zippler assisted all in keeping sweet.
those present We're Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Thompkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur p.
Ryon, Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Risley, Mr..
and George Smith,, Mr.. and Mrs. 6. B..
Summerville, Mr. and Mrs. Charles f..
Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. George Zippler, Mr..
and Mrs Lynwood Mintzer, MIR. and Mrs.
| Joseph b. Thomas, Misses Ethel and
Alice Hays, Miss Flora Robinson, Miss
Lavinia Risley, Miss Mary Reynolds,
| Miss Cornelia Fairbrothers, Mrs. Charles
| Allen, Mrs Harry Helfrich, Misses Flea
nor and Gertrude Helfrich, Miss Helen
Weaver. Mr. Clinton Risley and Mr..
| Elmer Weaver.
surprise Halloween party was tend
cred by Mrs. Born Conover to Miss Paul
inc Wootton at the latter's parents home
on Greenfield avenue Monday night. Al
| ter large number of games had been
PLAYED refreshments were served. Many
| pretty costumes were in evidence and all
! of those present were joyfully entertain
ed Those present We're Mrs. Conover,
| of Atlantic City, Mrs Tome Brooke, Mrs.
| Joseph Ang, Mrs. Paul Wootton, Misses
| Helen Fritsch, Avis Fritsch, Marion
Jones, Jennie Hubbs, Carrie Hubbs, Leona
| Hubbs, Edith Brooke, Sophia Conover,
Josephine Lake, Estella Smith, Ray Nor
| rs, Pauline Wootton, Laura Wootton,
| Ellen Ang, and Messrs. r. j. Fisher, Paul
Wootton, Stanley Zippler, Gilbert Mathis,
| Harry Brooke, Tome Brooke, Walton
| Zippler, Thomas Wootton, John Wootton.
| Frank Wootton, Archie Sommerville, Ed
win Sharpe, Joseph Raup, Norman Mar
| tin, Aerial Conover and Phillip Willis.
\ Halloween surprise party was given
| Mrs Charles Barkoif Monday evening
| at her home on Railroad avenue Those
| present were: Mrs. Arlnda Cramer, Mr..
| and Mrs Samuel Barrett and daughter
May, Mrs Ada Tail, Mr.. and Mrs VIM.
| Sutton, Miss Lilly Sutton, Misses kath-
| crime Barkoif, Matte Cramer, May Cram
| er. Ethel Cramer, Ida Stephenson, Elma
| Bell, Cora Sutton, Emma Ford, Mildred
| Adams. Sahara Adams, Reba Strand,
Melba Smith, Messrs. Ralph Leek, Jacob
| Ellis. Elmer Strang, Leslie Montgomery,
Edward Aliway, Bertcie Crowely, Roy
Leek, Fred Metyger, Linford Sanders,
| Weldon Bell.
Among the many delightful Halloween
masquerade parties OH Monday evening
was surprise party given to the Misses
| Frances and Esther Garrison.
The Christian Endeavor OF the Pres
byterian church held Halloween social
| Monday evening
The Wesley NJ. Z. Epworth League
held a Halloween party Thursday even
ing in one of Mr.. W. I. Garrison's un-
finished houses and "a right jolly time
had they"
But few weeks to Thanksgiving Day
and then the Christmas spirit will be in
the air.
A favorite expression: 'Pleasantvlle
| grows more like city every day"
|
Some one is bound to say it, before
long. so here goes: The Cubs have had