Newark post., 1915-11-03
SOCIAL NOTES

Spanish caVallerS, CLOWNS, colon
ial danes, Dutch girls, wounded
soldiers, and red cross nurses,
Uncle Sam, fairies, Cinnamon,
| Quaker maids and convicts. ming
led freely in the gayly dressed
throng who danced the happy
hours away last Friday evening,
at the costume dance given by the
Misses Wright in the Newark
Opera House. Never before per-
haps, has the large dance hall
been transformd into such a
charming setting for social occa-
sion. The large cluster of lights
in the center of the room was COM
pIetely hidden from view by a
great canopy of orange and black
Streamers, tied into a graceful
cluster at the end. The same
trimming curtained the windows.
.Grinning pumpkin faces shaded
1.-The footlights which cleaned mer-
lrily from a border of corn fodder
mot yet stripped of it's golden
lgrain. A witch in sombre black
IhOvered near great shock of corn,
while from an opposite shock a
jghost in startling whiteness gazed
down upon the gayety before it.
A border of autumn leaves and
corn in the husks circled the
wainscotting, and black cats and
cleverly devised owls appeared at
all possible places. The program,
brinted on butchers straw decorat-
ad with witches, bats, and black
Fats, was interspersed with many
Informal paul Jones" which as
kured a good time to everyone.
Music was furnished by Jacobs
orchestra. Cider from old fash
,nned stone mugs, ginger cakes, ap-
Es and nuts were at the disposal
if the guests throughout the even
hg. At intermission sandwiches
Ind pumpkin pie with coffee was
trved on cleverly decorated wood
IN plates. The invited guests were:
DR.. and Mrs. Arthur T. Neale,
hiss Lindsay, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Eooch, Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Arm
trong, Professor and Mrs. Harry
Eavward, Mr.. and Mrs. William
VANS, Miss Alice Evans, Mr.. and
srs. Charles B. Evans, Mayor and
Ers. Joseph H. Hossinger, Profess
,r and Mrs. Clarence A. Short,
hofessor and Mrs. Clinton O.
bughton, Professor and Mrs. u.
Dutton, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred A.
lrtis, Professor and Mrs. Charles
Penny, Miss Elinor Harter,
tofessor and Mrs. Charles A. Nc
he. Mr.. and Mrs. William }. Nc
rov, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Thomp-
IN, Dean and Mrs. E. Laurence
nith, Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Bonham,
.ofessor and Mrs. Harold E. Tlt-
ny, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Warner NC
eal. DR.. and Mrs. Herbert Wat
h, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Whittier
and Mrs. H. Walter Steel, Mr.
h Mrs. Herman R. Tyson, Mr.
h Mrs. ]. Pearce Cam, Mr.. and
J.P. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Jacobs, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Filling
hight, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest b
light. Mr.. and Mrs. John Pilllng
and Mrs. Samuel j. Wright
Ks Elizabeth Smithson, MISS
,xwell, Miss Eleanor Pilling
$ Cornelia Pilling, Miss Editf
nicer, Miss Mildred McNeal
Misses Bowen, Miss Anne Hos
ger, Mis- Alice Kerr, Miss kath
Wilson, Miss Edwina Long
Marian C. Butterworth, Miss
trude E. Brady, Miss Alfreds
sscrop, Miss Ethel c. Grleves
Margaret D. Postles, Miss rs
+ Reed, Miss Agnes Medill, tht
,ses Hoffecker, Miss Oilv'
ser. Miss Anna Gallaher, miss
Elv Frazer, Miss Marguerit'
,ritsen, Miss Houston, DR.. an(
Charles Blake, Miss Winitre(
pobinson. Miss Mary E. Rich
MYRTLE V. Caudell, Miss Bett!
lert. Miss Nellie Wilson, MIS-
Wilson, Miss Elizabeth Crime
Eier Croft, Harry V. Taylor
has Wilson, Robert L. Sum
John w. Jones, Mr.. Lind MI
Frank B. Hills, q. H. Srage1
w. O. Sypherd, Mr.. wilson
Price, MIR. Alexander, Georg SI g,
kower, James H. Salevaa' Carl
b. Pepper, Warren G. NeWtol 7
Taylor, Knowles Bowen H. : :
nds, Franklin 7. Campbell, y
lmith, Charles Medill, Mr.; NC
Pin, Allen L. Lauritsen' W. = =
her, Wilson O'Daniel, II; +
thorpe, Mr.. Hastings, Mr.. mas La
), Mr.. Hearne, Norris VIRGIN
Scott and w. w. Josephs Q
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