Evening journal., 1919-11-01
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A euchre and dance VIII be held #
the Hasley Community House. Henr,
Clay. next Wednesday evening Man,
prizes VIII be awarded. Dancing vii
begin at $50 O'Clock.
Mrs. William p. McCracken, Of 10
8 East Twenly-fourth street, gave
dinner Thursday evening, in honor o
her sister. Mrs William Marsden. WHIT
left yesterday for her home. in Jackson
Vile. Fla Mrs. Marsden has been Wis
iting relatives in this city for the pas
six weeks. Those present were: Mrs
William Marsden and little granddaugh
/ Ter, Miss Francis Thede: Mrs. Emily
Dickinson, Mrs. John Hutton, OF North.
| cast. Md; Mrs. William McCracken
Mrs Josephine Murphy, Mrs. Howard
Benjamin, OF Trenton, n. j., and the
] Misses Edm and Margaret McCracken
Phoebe Murphy and Madeline Black.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Roy Bradley. OF No
2206 Jefferson street. were given a fare
well dinner on Thursday evening, by a
number OF friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Brad
ley have purchased a country home at
Wyoming, Sussex county, and will
shortly take up their residence there.
Covers were laid for twenty-sour
guests. Expressions Of regret at their
departure were made by Sherwood
Thompson. Mr.. Bradley, who is con-
nected with the NJ. Megary & Son Com
pany and Mrs. Bradley have invited the
guests who were present on Thursday
evening, TO enjoy an old-time country
dinner with them In the near future.
A masquerade party was given on
Thursday evening. by Mr.. and Mrs. r..
r.. Sullivan. OF No. 1880 West Eleventh
street. The evening was spent In
games and telling fortunes. Many Sc
lcctions were played on the vlctrola
and at a late hour refreshments were
served
The guests were the Misses Helen
Brennan, Ethel McElwee, Catherine
Donohue, Elizabeth Clark, Emma Smith,
Theresa Dougherty. Masters Edward
and Earl Brennan, James and Wilmer
Donohue, Sidney Gale Mrs. Margaret
Brennan. Mrs. Norman Gallagher. Mrs
Frank McElwee. Mrs. James Donohue.
Mrs. William Robinson and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. +. Sullivan.
A Halloween party was given on
Wednesday. evening. by the employees OF
Buffers, Inc. store. No. i2i Market
street. The upstairs storage room and
ONCE OF the store were converted into
chambers OF weird black and yellow
lanterns.
Hiding the ONCE were masses Of dried
corn husks and peeping over them jack
o'-lantern heads, and In the midst OF II.
a thrilling, horrifying ghost. The rest
OF the room was arranged to accommo-
date tables, laden with goodies, and
dancing couples, who twirled TO the
tune OF a victrola. Funny, wholesome
games like biting the apples suspended
on a string, forfeits, etc, were played.
The girls OF the store arranged the
party. two committees in particular
for Il. On the entertainment
committee were Miss Marion Hogue.
chairman Miss Margaret Pierce, Miss
Mary Meyer. On the decoration were
Miss Elsie MacNamee. chairman; Miss
Carolina Tslley and Miss Margaret Tad
man.
Among the guests were: The Misses
Josephine Rau, Regina Lynch. Bertha
1Ordrey, Reba Barnes, Miss Springer, !
Mrs. David Robinson, Mfr. and Mrs Vic |
sOr Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert New |
ove. Alvin b. Robertson, manager; Mrs. |
Alvin B. Robertson, Master Alvin Rob |
srson, Mr.. and Mrs Herbert H. Herr |
Master Andy Herr. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert .
". Tadmsn, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tad I
nan, Jr.. Miss Margaret Buckley. for
ner employe; Raymond HOgue, VIII
ard F. Klund, George A. Rorsett, George
lau, Willard J. Comfy. George sutton,
Arthur r. Simpson. Willard L. Wade,
Herbert Hollingsworlh, Earle w.
stats, Mr.. Emerson.
Miss Cordrey sang a solo. I'm For
ver Blowing Bubbles" Mr.. Robertson
teps in the fox trOt.' Mr.. Herr de-
lighted with a Spanish dance.
The costumes were very nifty, such I
g Indians, Clowns. Cowboys. Ballet {
sncers, Spanish girls. Japanese, Chin .
Sc, American, Columbia and Quakers. e,
A Halloween party was given by Mr..
nd Mrs. George w. Sebold OF No. 1911 /.
Vest Fourth street on Wednesday eve
ing. Many selections were played on (
he plano by Mrs. John Hunter and !
Iiss Helen Duncan. Those present I
iere: Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. SebOld, Mr. /
nd Mrs Clarence Duncan. Mrs. Andrew !
uncan, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hunter, Mr. '
nd Mrs. Herman NckersOn, Mr.. and :
frs. Lawrence Duncan, the Misses
RANGES Sebold, Bessie Banks, Glads !
IcAbee. Pearl SebOld. Helen Duncan. ]
nd FRANCES Duncan, John Jester, An I
rev Duncan, Katherine Duncan Z
Members OF the Baracca Junior Club
ave a Halloween party on Thursday c
vening at the home OF Frank l.. Dona- $
an. No. i2i East Eighth street. I
Among those present were: The I
Ilsses Marion Jackson. Marion Mills.
ladys Dunham. Ella Jackson. Rachel
eynard, Gladys Bowers, Madaline Y
oates, Elsie Blackburn, Elizabeth y
ampbell. Elsie Smith: William Comfy. {
arold Helms. Harold Hackett. John \
ampbell. Lester Smith, c. T. Hsmer. IN
alph Houck, Paul Baker Garrett Nib Z
u, William Ritienhouse. Z. 5. Insley.
erman Nibbett. Earl Bennett. Leonard y
cElroy, wilbert Donovan, Carl Den k
son, Mrs. Edward Gormlte and T
lughter Rita, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ibbett, Mr.. and Mrs Walter NIbbett
I'd Mr.. and Mrs. wilbert Donovan. n
\ party was given last night in The p
'rish Hall, OF Calvary Church. Third A
I'd Washington streets. for the Young y
'ople OF the church who were per- G