The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-11-05
FOLKS MAKE MERRY AT
HALLOWEEN MASQUERADE.
Many Persons Indulge in Frivolities
at This Joyous Season.

INV vi iht iloot utliSilli IldlioM-
cen parties OF the season was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Lake on We'd
nesday evening last in honor of their
daughter, Myldred, at their home, 107
S. Main street. The evening was
spent in dancing and playing games.
| Some OF the most handsome and orig
inal costumes were worn by the
guests, one of the most noted being
that worn by Brooks McClosky, who
was dressed as a Sweet Girl Gradu-
ate. Another very attractive cos
tune was worn by Miss Pauline Stall.
ford, who was dressed as a Spanish
Beauty.
At a late hour refreshments were
served. Among those present were:
Misses Anna Lorine Boice, Pauline
Stafford, Edna Markee, Gladys Mathis,
Winifred Weller, Dorothy Weller,
Kathryn Shappell, Marie Napoleon,
Dorothy Smythe, Helen Walker, Mar
garet Huckel, Ruth Glendenning, Mao
mi Shamrock. Gladys Swanson and
MILDRED Lake; Masters Vincent VIII,
Jams. Clifton Soul, William Lego,
Leroy Pierce, Walden Mathis, Leroy
Madison, Emory Martin, Anthony Cert
zen, Brooks McClosky, Ralph Napo-
leon, Theon White, Edward Mccarthy
and Somers Steelman, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Enoch C. Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Foster, ST., of
48 Adams avenue, were given a very
pleasant surprise by several of their
friends from Atlantic City Saturday
evening, Oct. 20. All were fully mask
ed and in Halloween costumes. Games,
,,a,te,n onl 1o,,as,, ,araa Arsoxv11 I-r oil
AT a late hour refreshments were
served, after which all departed, as
surfing their host and hostess that they
had spent a most enjoyable evening.
Mr.. William Foster. Jr,, looked charm
ing as Miss Atlantic City" while Mr..
William Evans was a real Camden
Beauty" Mr.. Homer Wilson repre-
scented Miss New York" and Mr..
Bertram Sutthens was a perfect Geo.
Washington. Others present were:
Mrs. Florence Foster, Mrs. Theresa
Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Watson,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Post, Mrs. C. Homan,
Mrs. May Macullum. Mrs. Nan Suth-
ems. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Olson, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Larcombe, Truin Post,
Edward Post, Leonard Evans, Francis
Larcombe, Dorothy Larcombe, Miss
Mary Foster, Clarence Holman, Mrs.
Martie Duberson, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Foster, ST., Bertram Suthens.
One evening last week a ghost party
was held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. t.. Horton, on doughty Road.
1.-THE ghosts arrived while MI. and Mrs.
Horton were at the fire, and on re-
turning Mrs. Horton opened the door,
turned on the lights and was greeted
by a number of ghosts. After guess
ing who they were, all unmasked and
had a general good time. At a late
hour refreshments were served. Those
present were: Mrs. Lille Somers, Mrs.
Fannie Gordon, Mrs. Isabel Horton,
Mrs. Reba Quien, Mrs. Emma Bennett,
Mrs. Gertrude Gaunt, Mrs. Rae Ireland,
Mrs. Jennie Powell, Mrs. Lulu Grimm,
Mrs. Estella Levin, Miss Almeda
Powell, Miss Martha Borden, Mrs.
Marie Markee. Mrs. Orpha Berry, Miss
Edna Markee, Mrs. Zelda Hambleton,
Mr.. Harry Bennett, Percy Hambleton,
Stacy Gaunt, J.. G. Berry, Norma
Grimm, Donald Hambleton, Harry
Grimm, Everett Horton, Melba Horton,
and the host and hostess, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. e. Horton.
Miss Gladys Ristine entertained a
number of her friends at a Ghost Par
ty at her N. Absecon home, on Friday
evening. The house vas artistically
decorated with autumn leaves and
jack-otlanterns. The guests enjoyed
dancing, games and solos by Miss
Ethel Giberson and MI. Henry Curtis,
a recitation and exhibition dance by
Mr.. Sidney Frazier. The refresh
ments were OF a Halloween nature.
The invited guests were: Misses Vera
and Alice Strickland, Dorothy Morgan
of Philadelphia, Helen Miller, Reba
Higbee, Helen Smith. Elsie Featherer,
Clara Conover, Betty Conover, Olive
Smith, Ethel Giberson. Anna Lorine
and Dorothy Boice. Virginia Riley
Myra and Margaret Kesler, Merlin
Thomas, Ruth Nickerson, Ruth and
Gladys Ristine; Mrs. Il. b. Ristinet
Messrs. II. b. Curtis, Herman Mad
den, Milton Parsels, Ralph Conoyer
James Conover, Raymond Conoyer
Ephraim Mitchell, Sidney Frazier
Nelson Wootton. Odin Edwards, lie
Roy V. Smith, Ed. Nolan, Martin Rip
ley, James Lilly, Howard Smith, Wa
ter Conoyer, Joseph Schenk, John
Jumbaloe, Albert Rupp, Harry Thorn
as.
Mrs. Jennie r. Gouldy entertained
on Friday evening her Sunday School
class and other friends at a masquer
ade party in honor of her birthday an
niYersary. Music and games eonsti
tuted the evenings pleasures, follow
irg which del cious refreshments weft
served. Present we're: Misses Edit
Wagner, Emma Price, Maize Somers
Edith Hawkins, Verna Oakley, Rob
erta Smith, Elizabeth Caddick, Naom.
Moore, Mrs. Mary e. Price, Mrs. Johr
Somers, Mrs. Edward Hawkins, Messrs
John Williams, Randolph Price, Fred
Stadler. Harry Sutton, Ralph Truitt
Ed. Waddy, John Shappell and others
All departed, expressing best wishes
for Aunt Jennie, and hoping that she
may live to celebrate many more ami
versaries.