Evening journal., 1912-11-13
MARSHALLT0N FOLK
IN HOLLOWE'EN FUN

Z Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MARSHALLTON, Del, Nov. b.
One OF the greatest social successes
of the season was participated in last
Saturday night, when more than
hundred persons dressed in disguise
gathered at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William R. Heavellow, near here The
costumes were beautiful and gro
tesque At 10 o'clock the guests re-
moved their masks, which was follow
cd by considerable merriment. The
evening was spent in dancing and
games to the accompaniment Of vio-
lin music by Charles Norris. Popular
airs were given by J. Harold Mitchell
and Elmer Norvel Miss Beatrice f..
Thomas and Miss Mary 4. Little.
Those present were Miss Irma Ja-
quette. Miss Elsie Banks, Miss Helen
Edmanson Miss Debora Wilson, Miss
Beatrice f. Thompson, Miss Bertha
Mccoy. Miss Mabel Slack, Miss Mary
4. Little Miss Anna VIII
son Miss Bertha Smith, Miss
Carrie Foster. Miss Anna Heavellow,
Miss Clara Duling, Miss Harriet Dean,
Miss Vera Curriuder, Miss Gertrude
Fdmanson, Miss r. M. Reeves, Miss
Margaret Dayett Miss Mary Patter-
son. Miss Lydia G. Mott, Miss Mary
Walker. Miss Louise Schane, Miss
Ethel Grose. Miss Helen Jaquette,
Miss Phoebe Ruth Miss Ada Burge,
Miss Mary Burge, Miss Edna Pier,
Miss p Florence Little. Miss Anna
y Belle F Little. Miss Bessie Grose,
Miss Laura GrOse, Marshall Rambo,
Joseph Miller, Lewis Pennock. Linten
2 TIUitt John r. Heavellow, Harry G.
y Little Leslie W. Mason. j. Harold
Mitchell William Robinson, Roy Ber-
ry. William Bratten Leonard Pierce,
j Edgar Jaquette. James Blackburn,
Vaughn Heavellow. Heisler Sanders,
Delaware Wright David Pordham,
= Frank RUSSELL Frank Reynolds. Har-
ry Walker. Orville Cleaver Ellis
Neville, Charles Grose. David Mccall
lister. Charles Smith, Charles Benson,
Elmer Marvel. Frank Counden, VIII
- mer Sheppard Ephraim Sterling. Char
les Edmanson Linden Knots, Edward
4. Cranston. George Ware. Jesse Patter-
son, William Wilson, Harlan Walker
Clarence Crossan, Samuel Wright
. John Lynch William Russell Charles
Whiteman, Charles Youngblood Le-
&. Roy w. Little. Clarence Whiteman
Robert First. Raymond Benson and
Drexel Williams. Harry Whiteman
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Whiteman, Mr.
: and Mrs. John First, Mr. and Mrs
Harry Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Z. Pier. Mr. and Mrs William r. Heay-
= elbow. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grose, Mr
End Mrs Harry Pordham. Mr. and Mrs
I Fred Benson. William Robinson and
shar es Norris
= Res dents of this vicinity were bad
ly frightened on Gunday afternoon C
.gee q dog which was reported TO h'
: mad running at liberty. Several mer
p armed with guns went out in searcl
IF the animal but it could not be
found
: Leslie W. Mason, of Greenbackville
Virginia was entertained over the
weekend at the home Of Harry G
Little-Mrs Ida Gregg, of near New
Garden is the guest Of Mrs. Alpheui
Penuock.-AIr and Mrs. Harry Farra
OF near Stanton. were entertained OF
Sunday at tie home of Mr.. and Mrs
William G.. Little.-Henry G. Geoghe
gan and II. Wallac Cook are the sta
= pupils of Fairview School for the weel
in spelling and Mrs Alfred Pie
end daughter Edna, of Wilmington
we're entertained over the veek-en
't ~ the home of Mr. and Mrs. William
2 Heavellow@ and Mrs Harr
Williams and son Drexel, Of Philadel
rhia is spending some time with Mrs
williams sister. Mrs. William +
Heavellow and family, near here.