Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-01

GUESTS IN COSTUME.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter FREEZE, of 373
Washington street entertained a
number of friends at a Halloween
celebration at their home last night.
Nearly all of the guests were mask
ed and made merry by playing
games suitable for the occasion.
AT midnight refreshments were
served. Those attracting most at
tention at the event for their cos
tunes were. Mr.. Peter Freice, as
a grandmother: Mrs. Freice, as a ball
player; Mrs. Frank Osman, as an
Indian squaw; Hans Smith, as a hay
geeder; Mrs. Hans Smith, as a base
ball player; Mrs. John Binder.
Black Eye; Mrs. Harry Binder, wild
west girl; Harry Binder. clown; Ed
win 4. Binder, Dutchman; Mrs, Ed
win L. Binder, Red Riding Hood;
Mrs. Freice, elderly woman; j. G.
Binder, rishman; Ira Zwoyer, fair
young maiden; Walter Frick, clown;
Hans Thompson old maid; John
Freice, sport; Arnold Freice, SER
want girl; Miss Katherine Stokes,
fortune teller; Miss Magdalene Bin
der. overdressed female. Those at
tending were: Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Ereiee, MIR. and Mrs. Frank Osman.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Binder, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry T. Binder, MIR. and Mrs. E. L..
Binder, Mrs. FREEZE, Katherine
Stokes, Magdalene Binder, j. O..
Binder, Ira Zwoyer. Walter Prick,
Hans Thompson, John Freice. Fran
cIs Binder, Emil Binder, Wilson Os-
man, and Sylvester Osman.
ENDEAvoR's SOCIAL.
The Junior Christian Endeavor
Society OF the Presbyterian church
had a Halloween social In the
chapel last evening. There were
Ahout thirty present and with the
exception of six they wore masks
and costumes. AS each one entered
they were given a number and af-
forwards they tried to CUES who
each one was. They succeeded in
guessing all but two, Gertrude Chess
hire, who was dressed as al old
lady, and Edgar Whitehead. as a
colored NANNY. Games were play
ed appropriate for the evening
grabbing for apples and a lively
peanut race. Refreshments were
served by the social committee:
Miss Edith Henry, Miss Ruth Stacey.
Miss Isabel Robbins, Miss Mildred
Gill, Miss Marie Robbins, Miss
Clara Gill, Miss Helen Macmillan,
Miss Louise Crowell, Miss Helen
Whittemore and Miss Esther Hope.
About 10 O'Clock the young folks
went to their homes after a very
pleasant evening. Miss Lottie Pet
erson assisted Mrs. Adrian Lyon in
entertaining the young people.
IN DAUGHTERS HONOR.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Smith, of 1913
Fayette street, Ia. honor OF their
daughter Florence rendered a Hail
lowe'en party to a number Of fela-
tfres and friends last night. The
evening was pleasantly whiIed away
with games In addition to many in
strumental and vocal numbers. At
late hour refreshments suitable
to the occasion were served, In the
party were: Misses Metha Chfisten-
sen, Lucy Tarkelson, Helen Solt, Lii
Iian Greiner, Katherine Hamilton,
Esther Wagner, Florence Buehan,
Emma Peterson, Dorothy Dressler,
Anna Metzendorf, Myrtle Messler,
Clara Porous. Mary Knudsen. Chris
fiana Knudson, Marion Smith, Myr-
lie Smith Katherine Sntitns Ger-
trude Knudsen, Florence Smith,
Lawrence Kenny Robert Krause,
Joseph Immel, William Wilson, Will
liam B~ollschweiler, Robert Coutts,
Arnold T~herkelson, Michael Burns.
and William Smith
JOIaA AFFAIR.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Luekhurst,
of Water street, entertained a few
Friends at a Halloween party at
their home last evening. Games
were played and vocal and instru-
mental music was enjoyed. At a
Eeasonable hour the guests partook
or a dainty repast. Those In the
party were. Mrs. Henrietta Meares
Mrs. Ellen Campbell, Mrs. Charles
Skidmore, Miss Alice MeClymont,
Miss Elizabeth Campbell, Miss Char
Iotfe McClymont, Joseph Potele,
Parker Luckhurst, Langan Skid
more. of this city, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Matthew MacCarter, of Woodbridge.
AT a late hour they departed after
Il very pleasant evening.
HALLOWEEN PARTY.
A Halloween party was enjoyed
ut the home of Mrs. William Mullen.
Eon, on Washington street. last
evening. Games We're played, vocal
and Instrumental music was enjoyed
and at d ~seasonable hour refresh
menta were served. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. George
Rlvas, MI. and Mrs. Charles White,
Mr., and Mrs. William Mullenson,
Miss Anna Melick, Miss Ruth Glib
bons, Miss Fannie Nelson, Miss
Irene Gibbons, Miss May Gibbons,
Joseph Buckley, Joseph Grlmaldy
and William Hirner.
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A DOUBLE EVENT.
A Halloween social and birthday
parry was held at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs A. n. Munoz. In Brighton
afenue last night. The occasion
marked the anniversary of the birth
ut Mrs. Munoz. The house was dec
grated In keeping with the day.
James McCabe was awarded first
prize for ducktng for apples and
George Mead for spinning the plat