Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-05-18
ENJOY DANSANT At
WOODBRIDGE CLUB
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Valentine
Entertain Many Guests at a
Brilliant Social Function.
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Woodbridge May 18.-Mr. and
Mrs. H. r. Valentine entertained at
a Te' Dansant Saturday afternoon
In honor of their daughter, Miss
Grace Valentine, at the w. A. A.
Club house, which was tastefully dec
GRATED with pink and white crepe pa
per and large basket filled with
sweet peas and smilax suspended
from the center of the room. Dog
wood and great punches of pale flags
added to the beauty of the assembly
room and made fitting background
for the fair young dancers In their
pretty frocks. A buffet luncheon
was served from a most artistic table
on the stage.
Mrs. Valentine wore gown of
black satin and hat with lavendar
trimmings, and Miss Valentine was
dressed in most becoming frock Of
Pink and white. Pfeiffer, of Newark
with a very superior trap man, fur
nished truly wonderful music.
The guests follow: Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell and the following young
folks from East Orange: Misses Hell
en- Schamp, Lillian Hostler, Helen
Wilson. Margaret Koeniger, Media
Birkdolf, Molly Mills, Helen Van
Ruth Brown, Betty Wolfaul,
Ann Swift, Hazel and Madeline Rus
sell, Josephine Cox, Mona Rynand,
Dorothy Baldwin, Ruth Roche, Nor
ma Burroughs, Linda Berggren,
Winifred DAILY, Marie Thorne, Anna
Kissam and Frances Hopkins, Bulge
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Koeniger, Stanley Chamberlain, Kel-
sey Burr. Leon Walker, Wallace Her.
man, Gordon Gildersleeve, Alan I'm
derhill, Ed Maynard, Oscar Goedeke,
Irving Harris, Bob Bushman, Marion
Seiles, Alden Loparius, Bill Bishop,
John Paley, James Johnson, Edwin
Cottrell, Harold Goesehal, Horace
Whiltemore, Fred Cells, Warren Nc
Kahn, Brown Warner and Stanley
Hart, Mrs. G. M. Liddle, Misses
Gibbs, Jetta and Ruth Stacey, Mar
guerite Pfeiffer, Marguerite Bough-
ton, Walter Comings, Norton Davis,
Chester Peck, William Boughton,
Clarence and William LiddIe, Stan
ley Hartshorn and Malcolm McHose,
and Fred BRIGGS, of Perth Amboy;
Misses Marguerite Campbell Ethel,
Ruth, Dorothy, Carolyn and Mildred
Valentine, Rae Osborn, Marie Dema-
rest, Helen Potter, Hazel Drake, Hell
en- Ensign, Marian Breckenridge,
Jennie and Anna Dunigan and Mar
ion Segoine, Charles Campbell, Fred,
Stanley, Berry and Runyon Potter,
Marion Anness, Dan and Ted Dema-
rest, Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Valentine,
Uo1n
tine, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. M. Valentine,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Valentine, Mrs.
O. r. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Kreutzberg, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Breck-
enridge, Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. DrumpIe-
man, Mrs. Crake, Mr.. and Mrs. w. I.
Auten, Miss c. A. Campbell, Mrs. T.
E. Drake, MIR. and Mrs. s. B. Dema-
rest, Mrs. B. G. Demarest, Mrs. j. +.
Dunno of Woodbridge; Mrs. L. F.
Ballard, Mrs Ruth Ballard and Lew
renee Ballard. Miss Beatrice Throck-
morton, Walter and George Throck-
morton, Mrs. J. G. Fowler, Misses
Edna, Carrie and Helen Fowler, AL
fred Mason, Roger Gimbernat, Bay
ard Clarkson, G. A. Cuppia, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. l.. Day, Of Sewaren; Miss
Mole, of Yonkers; Harold Burke, of
Brooklyn; Frank Harrison, of Hack
ensack; Kenneth Speir, of Metuohen;
Misses Dorothy Dunham, Octave
Ainsworth and Eleanor Roberts, Earl
Silyers, William Ainsworth and Ever
lit Martin, of Railway; Miss Marian
Voorhees,, John Voorhees,, Fill Ross
and Joe Haupt, of New Brunswick;
Prall Lambert, John Lambert, John
Kruger and Bill Kaas, of Newark.