Evening journal., 1919-11-12
PARTIES

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tertained on Friday evening at a mas
querade party at the home OF Master
Wesley Slaughter southeast corner OF
| Tenth and Clayton streets. Many
pretty costumes were worn by the
guests. The parlor and dining room
were attractively decorated with Hal
lowe'en cOlors, pumpkins, corn, witches
and cats. The children had lots Of fun
/ bobbing for apples and doing other
1 Halloween stunts.
Those present We're Elizabeth Slew
art. Catherine Middleton. Irma and
Melba Johns, Helen Lynch, Margaret
Basslt, Elizabeth Harris. Lorraine See,
Maude WilfOng, Marian AshenDacK.
Mary and Margaret Hutcheson. Marian
Phillips. Marjorie Thompson, Harry
Creagan. Laughlin Kinsler, Joseph
Sheppard. Paul Rash, Lester Wilfong,
Woodrow. Harry Shaffer. Charles
DOwney, Francis IIutchesOn and Wes-
ley Slaughter.
Cards are out for Mrs. Frank Patter-
sons dance at the New--Century Club
on the evening of November 90 to in
troduce Miss Frances Patterson.
Invitations will be issued soon by Mr..
and Mrs. Harlan Scott tor a reception
on Wednesday, November &c, at which
their cousins, Miss Julia and Miss
Sarah Townsend will MAKE their formal
debut.
A pretty series Of folk dances was
given by the pupils Of Miss Kate Me
Clafferty last night at the exhibition
given by the Columbia GrafOnOla Par
lors, No 800 Delaware avenue, in the
new ball room at the Hotel DUPONT
Miss McCAfferty led the dances. The
twenty children who took part were
ali unler five years Of age.
Little Miss Mary Brown gave an
Irish Lit" j. Il. Crosby, Elizabeth
Crosby, George Folk and Elizabeth
Foulke danced Highland Schot-
tische."
Helen Williamson, Beatrice Kenyon.
laura Jane, Jeraldle Davidson, Anna
May Kenyon, Dorothy David, Elva
Toppin, Anna Elizabeth Boyer. Fanny
MoscOvitz. Elizabeth Borne, Mildred Ler
ish, William Herxtakle. Gertrude Han
nigan and Evelyn Taylor took part in
the Delaware Folk Dance
Friday night, Miss McClafferty's pu-
pills will give an exhibition of classical
dancing. The Grafonola exhibit has
been most successful. The Grafonolas,
besides being Of the finest quality, mu-
sically are eXquisitely beautiful pieces
Of furniture.
A masquerade party was given at the
home Of Miss Eunice Huey last Friday
evening. Among those present were
Misses Reba Kite. Gwendolyn Robinson.
Ruth Huey, Nella Kite, Linda Reynolds.
Edith Lightcap, Peggy Forrest, Emma
Huey, Helen Cathcart, Stella Kite, Mr..
and Mrs. 5. Birath, Messrs. Marion
Palmer, Earl Quick, Horace Reynolds
and Hslus Reynolds. all Of Elkton, Md. /; !
James Hammond, James Blest, Harvey |
Hammond Davidson, Bill 4
Davidson.
Miss Vera J. Currinder. OF No. 1903 |
West Fourth street, entertained at a |
dance at her home on Monday evening. |
Among those present were Misses Vera 1
ntOn, Eva Currinder, Frances COnnor. |
Elizabeth Madden, Miss Riley, Miss /
Louise Gigger, Miss Mosley. Margaret
lonnOr, Sue Currinder. John ElkintOn,
Roland Reese, J. Taylor, Charles Doug
ASS. Walter r. Powell, Mr.. Flurrety,
Charles Weldln, Robert p. Currinder.
IT., George Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. T. II.
Massey, Mrs. NJ. +. Currinder, Mrs. C. r.
Mcgee and Mrs. w. F. Connor.
An enjoyable birthday party was
yiyen on Monday evening at the home
u Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Rebecki. in honor
Il their daughter, Sophie II. Rebeckis
9th year.
The guests were: Misses Margaret.
.leanoir and Mary Beilley, Mary ana
4ucy Jablonsk, Mary Gorney. Jessie
1eat, NJ. Keenan,, Trenton, N. j.: V.
Nykowska and Marion Calvert. Alex. !,
Trenton, N. j.. Harold Jack .
on. Peter and Dave Corbett. Wentzel :
ablonski. John Przybylski, Joseph and
Intony Bradley, Max Zener. Joseph ,
Varachowski, Adam Gorney, Michael
Iarchol, Mr.. and Mrs. Corney, Mr.. and
irs. j. Grochowski, Sr.. and Mrs. Job {
Dnsk I