Evening journal., 1912-10-23
CHOIR ENJOYS
HALLOWEEN FUN
~SpOOkS' Make Merry Be-
fore West Church VOCaliStS
Engage in Song

Weret YOU most scared last night?
m not YOU had reason 10 be VINO
would not have felt timid az having
been ushered into a darkened room
with weird spoohy, mysterious hs-
urcs dancing around and uttefihB
strange. unnatural voices2 Indians,
clowns. a Japanese girl Spanish girl,
Dutch girl. Mexican, ghosts. hed
Cross nurse. trained nurse. suiiragette
and many others-even negro dandy.
Welll Shades of our fathersl Did ever
we see such a motley gathering!
Seeing things. did you say
surely al drst-but, at 8 o'clock
when the dim shadows of the large
room were dispersed by the bright
glow of pretty shaded electric lights
the ghosty visitors proved to be of
real substantial make, and we saw
the members of West Presbyterian
church choir. one of the leading musi-
cal ORGANIZATIONS of this city, who
Through the courtesy OF Jacob II. Oly-
mor. had assembled at his studio. No.
612 Shipley street for their annual
halloween social and masquerade
party. Weren't they a jolly crowd
And wasn't it fun at the unmasking
40 sec the number of mistaken identi-
tics
Mr.. Clymer made a fine old farmer
Miss Helen Marvel. "a sweet ola iash-
soned girl. Mr. Miller was a genuine
Mexican: Mrs II. n Meyers, In bead
nd dress and mocassins, was perfect
ps an Indian girl, and last but not
least among the masqueraders-too
numerous to name. individually was
Charles Wright, who, as a Lady II
black evening dress. surely looked
the part. and was enthusiastically
greeted.
The entertainment committee pro
vided a nne musical program, which
was beautifully carried out under th'
direction of the Master of Cere
monies" Theodore w. Trlggs. as fol
lows
violin solo. Venetian Romance,
rx Miss Esther Hoffman, tenor solo
voueen of the Earth by John a
Roberts. soprano solo, For Al
Eternity. by Miss Edith NJ. Rohb
piano solo. "Sigmund's Love Sone
from Die Walkare' by Miss Rut
frickson. soprano solo, 20 promis
Me. hy Miss Bradley, Baritone sole
~Thrce For Jack" by NJ r.. Hastings
ur.: recitation. "The Spoopendykes,
BY Charles =. Wright
Each number was enthusiasiicall
rncored. and words are Inadequate {
pNprcss the beauty and melody OF ih
dinoront voices At the close of th
musical program, games and fun wer
in order uhe game. Poor Pussy
olicitine very hearty laughter) for
I..L la lfIIn
served and an present, after a voi
OF thanks to Mr. Clymer Tor m
courtesy In lending the hall-vote
the evenings entertainment gran
and "spoohy' success.
The members of choir and the
guests present We're
Choir members Mrs II. ii. Myer
Mrs Horace Fulmer, the Misses Hel'
M Marvel. Margaret Broadley, El
Rroadley. Esther L. Hoffman, Mildr
Lowell, Maude Schultz, Ethel Baldwi
Elsie Adams. Ruth Erickson, Ed
Rohb. Anna Walker. Gertrude Chan
ler Mrs. q. Sterrett Mrs Charl
Beatty. Prof win NJ. S. Brow
Charles p. Wright p l.. Stoner, NJ
Hastings. Jr.. John A. Roberts. The
dore w. Trggs Harry W. Frazer,
II. Start. Charles Beatty
The guests were: Mrs. J. Mule
Mrs c. H. Start. Mrs. j. A. Robert
Mrs VIII M S. Brown. Mrs. II
Frazer. Mrs. j. IT, Clymer, Miss Sto
pard. Misses Mildred Lutz, Edi
Weyl. Marguerite Clymer III. H. Col
ing. L. b Stayton, NJ. A. piesel
Horact x. Fulmer. NJ r. Arhuckl
M. E Halett and j. x. Kincad,