Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-01

decorated for the occasion, with
black and orange streamers. Jack
o. yanterns were placed in every
corner of the rooms and in the CEN
ter of the parlor was placed one
large jack o. lantern. Games were
played including the Apple Race"
which proved the feature event of
the evenings entertainment. Shortly
before 10 O'Clock the guests enjoyed
refreshments after which they de-
parted for their homes. Miss Rech-
nitzer's guests we're: Misses Eleanor
Wall, Eva Richards, Loretta Kane,
May Smith, Helen Smith, Agnes
Kerr, Madeline Brooks. Gertrude
Maher. Fredrietta Weldon, Anita
Burns, Loretta Burns, Mary Stack,
Theresa Farrell, Rose Cohen, Julia
Deveny, Helen and Lillian Rechnit-
ner, Michael Burns, John Muller,
John Kerr, John Ryan, Jr, James
Deveny, Francis Deveny, Henry An
derson, Edgar Morgenson, William
Drost, George Falkenstein, A. Ehrns,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ryan, Mrs. Farrell
and Mrs. Grace.
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RIDE TO SPOTSWOOD.
The Y. p. s. G. e. of the First
Presbyterian church enjoyed a
strawride to the home of Mrs. j. J.
LaRue at ~Spotswood, last evening,
leaving here about 1920. Games
we're enjoyed. About IL o'clock re-
freshments were served and the
party left shortly after for home. elm
the party we're: Misses Ruth Girls
void, Kathryn Berner. Sophia Lam
parter, Frances Henry, Bertha
Brown, Irene Owens, Petra Hanson.
Helen Van Schoick, Charlotte Nicely
mont, Lillian ellis, Alice Frake,
Helen Meshrow, Leisa Henry. Elsie
Miller, Alice McClymont, and Messrs.
William Chamberlain, Thomas Terp,
Albert Peterson, James Parsons,
George Greenleaf, Edward Preston,
Clarence Herbert, Horatio Mills
John Peterson, and the Misses Deli.
lab Campbell, Anna Fits, Eta
Hodapp, Grace LaRue and Mrs. j. j
LaRue, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hulit, Jr., of S~potswood. Mrs. La
Rue, who expected the party, had
the house prettily decorated with
iack-o'-lanterns and pumpkins.
EVENING OF SPORT.
Master Charles Audsley, of Lewis
street, entertained a number of his
friends at a Halloween party last
night. After visiting various houses
in the neighborhood, they returned
to the Audsley home and the rea-
fun began; ducking for apples was
perhaps the most popular sport. Re
freshments of cake and ice cream
served to make each boy and girl
completely happy. Among those
present were: Alta Carter, Dorothy
Ramsay, Agatha Hansen, Angelina
Gunderson, Anna Frost, Charles
Frost, Olaf Olson, Watson and Will
fred tombstone, William Allen, Will
liam Holm, Clifford and Marcou
Sibley and Charles Audsley.
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MISS LUDWIG HOSTESS.
A Halloween party was held last
night at the home of Miss Helen
Ludwig, of Market street. Games
were enjoyed, after which refresh
ments were partaken of. The house
was decorated with GHOSTS" and
Among those present
we're: Misses Madeline Rasmussen,
Helen and Marion Ludwig, Margaret
and Pauline Leavy, Margaret Null
vaney, Catherine Floersch, Agnes
Shean, Agnes Segar, Dora Rasmus-
sen and Irene Coughlin; Messrs. Leo
Segar, Jay Langan, Harold and Ar
thur Ludwig, Thomas Wallace,
Richard Martin, William Sheehan.
John Steed and Lawrence Kenny.
CLASS MAKE MERRY.
Students of Mrs. E. E. Hills SUM-
day school class were entertained at
her home in Rector street last night.
The evening was spent in playing
games and rendering musical selec-
lions. Mrs. Thomas Foster, Miss
Grace Foster and Mr.. Hill entertain
ed with vocal solos. Refreshments
we're served shortly before midnight.
Those present were: Misses Ruth
Parr, Gussie Buchanan, Elmira
Neville, Irene Bollerup, Grace Nc
Gregor, Grace Foster, Kathryn Ham
ilton, Maud Eckert. Elsie Fothergill,
Gertrude Cheshire and Elizabeth
Hill, Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Addie Ritchey
and Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Hill.
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS.
Masters Clinton and Warren Weber
gave several Of their friends a Hal
lowe'en party at the home of their
parents, As Gordon street, last night.
All of the guests enjoyed a delight
full time. Among those who attend
cd were: Horace Crowell, Earl
Baldwin, William Sandorf, Alfred
Sandorff, Huyler Romond, Herbert
and Charles Schrimpf, Allen Brown
and Clinton, Warren and
Norman Weber.
PLAN ENTERTAINMENT.
The social department of the
Presbyterian Brotherhood have ar
ranged an evening of pleasure for
Thursday, November 81, in the
chapel. They have gone to consid-
cradle expense to procure the fam
Gus Lyceum Novelty Company and
are looking forward to a large audi
ence. On the committee are, j. A.
Danner, chairman; F. A. Whitaker,
R. S. Gill, G.. B. Biting, X. J.. Peters
and G. Battmann.