Newark post., 1912-11-13
Friends Eentertained

One of the greatest successes of
the season was partici pated in. last
Saturday night, when over hun
dred persons gathered at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Heavel-
low OF near White Clay Creek
Church, There were guests present
from Philadelphia, Wilmington,
Virginia, New York City, Cooches
Bridge, Landenburg, Glasgow, New
Castle, Stanton, Newport, Newark,
and from miles Of the surrounding
country.
The costumes were characteristic
beautiful, and grotesque, and with
out "A doubt formed one of the most
beautiful sights that could be wit
messed at this time Of the year.
At 10 o clock the guests were re-
quested to remove their masks, this
being followed by considerable
merrlment over the numerous eases
Of mistaken identity.
The evening was spent in dane
ing and playing games to the ac-
compartment of violin music rem
dered by Mr. Charles Norris.
The house was tastefulIy decor
ated in keeping with the occasion.
While refreshments were served
in the dining room, delightful en-
/ tertainment Of music was rendered
consisting of soprano solos of "Old
Plantation Songs" sung by Miss
Beatrice F. Thompson, of Whining
ton, with violin accompaniment.
Popular airs We're sung by }. Har-
old Mitchell, and Elmer Narrel,
both of Stanton, and duet, Silver
Threads among the Gold,' by Miss
May I. Little, soprano, and Miss
Beatrice f. Thompson, contralto.
The house, which is an immense
old stone structure, was riot of
gay colors, real den Of mirth,
an dthe wee sma' hours saw many
of the guests on their homeward
journey.
Those present were: Misses Sadie
A. Mote. Mary Paterson, Margaret
Dayett. Gertrude Edmanson, Vera
Currinder, Harriet Dean, Emma
NJ Reeves. Clara Duling, Mary T..
Little. Beatrice F. Thompson, Anna
Heavellow. Carrie Foster, Anna
Wilson, Bertha Smith, Mabel Slack,
Bertha Mccoy, Debora Wilson,
Helen Edmanson, Elsie Banks,
Irma Jaquette, Ethel Grose, Mary
Walker, Louise Schane, Helen ia
quette, Phoebe Ruth, Ada Burge,
Mary Burge, Edna Pier, Patience
Florence Little. Bessie Grose, Anna
Belle F. Little, Laura Grose ;messrs.
J. Edgar Jaquette, Leonard Pierce,
J. Harold Mitchell, Harry G. Little,
Leslie w. Mason, Lewis Pennock,
John r. Heavellow, Linten Truitt,
Marshall Rambo, Joseph Miller,
William Robinson, w. Vaughn
Heavellow, Roy Berry, Heisler San,
ders, Delaware Wright, William
[ Bratton. David Pordham, Frank
y REYNOLDS. Harlan Warlker Ellis
Neville. Frank Russell, Orvillt
= Cleaver, David McCallister, Charles
t Grose. Charles Smith, Elmer Mar
vel. Frank Counden. Wilmer Shep
pard. Charles Benson, Ephrlan
{ Sterling. Charles Edmanson, Lin
den Knots. Edward CranstOn, jess
= Patterson. George Ware, William
Wilson, Harry Walker, Clarence
: Crossan, Samuel Wright, JOIN
;. Lynche, William Russell, Charlie
Whiteman, Charles Youngblood
Albert Edmanson, Edward Heavel
low, Leroy w. Little, Clarenc
Whiteman, Harry Whiteman, Rob
ert First, Raymond Benson, Drex
1 el Williams; and Mr.. and Mrs W
n X. Heavellow. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfre'
Whiteman, Mr.. and Mrs. JON
FIRST. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wi
y liams. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred PEI
! Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Grose, Mr.. an
Mrs. Harry Pordham, Mr.. and Mrs
= Fred Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs: W.!
? liam Benson, Mr.. Charles Norris
and Mr.. William Robinson.