Evening journal., 1921-06-27
TOTS ACT tom
Thumb WEDDING
Carney's Point Children En-
tertain Members of
Eastern Star
TOWN READY TO
CELEBRATE FOURTH
Special to The Evening Journal.

! CARNE1'S 5 PUNT, n. y" Juhe
27.-Through the cooperation OF
the fraternal organizations, work
men at the dyeworks and powder
plant and resident OF the village and
Penn's Grove. sufficient money has
been raised by the committee OF
fifty to insure the success OF the
Fourth Of July celebration. Assem-
bling Of the various pieces made out
OF the raw material by workmen OF
the DUPONT Company. at the viii
iage workshops is nearly finished
and the committee declares it will
be the greatest display OF fireworks
ever witnessed in these parts.
Counting the labor donated. the
cost or the display will reach $4,000.
/ Members OF the Penns Grove
Chapter OF the order OF Eastern
star. were entertained at chill
dren's party on Saturday evening in
the auditorium OF the Y NJ. C. A.
These parties are held annually by
children OF members OF the Star and
mark the closing OF the orders ses-
sion during the summer. The guests
OF the evening entered the audi
torium as Miss Elizabeth Ford play
ed a professional and were intro
duced as some OF the most promi-
nent people Of the land. who had
been invited to attend the Tom
Thumb Wedding" the feature play
let Of the evening.
To the music OF Here Comes the
Bride" the bridal party" followed
the guests to their positions on the
platform and performed their indi-
vidual parts with promptness
The bridal party" comprised Ag-
nes Pierce, Frances Holton. Jean
nette Dalbow and Mary Bell Kicker
They wore pink and blue chiffon
with picture hats to match. The
"ushers" were Weldon Groff. John
Sickler. Norman Gentieu and Bud
die Morris, .attired in evening dress.
The minister" was Clay Flanagan.
The bride" Jane Goodman.
gowned in white with veil. carrying
a large bouquet OF roses. was escort
ed to the altar and given in matri-
mony" by her father, Junior Eben.
sperger. The bridegroom" was
, Henry Jacksha, who was accom-
panied by Elwood Scott. the "besi
/ man" The maid OF honor" was
Emily Jarrett. and the flower girls
were Dorothy Jan Potts, Constanc'
O Brennan and Lois Hera.
h The wedding" guests were Isa
Upper. Raymond Dalbow. Sara Par
lSer. Robert Jarratt. Frances Elliott
Josiah Flanagan. Laura Ebensper
; ger. Sara Wolliston. Lois Potts and
z Marian Mitchell.
b other parts OF the program were
. Meditation" by Wilma Flanagan
= recitation. by Charles Fleming. Jr.
. piano solo. by Elizabeth Ford
Z Guess Who7" duet. Q Have Sighed
a to Rest Me) Clay Flanagan. violin
, Wilma Flanagan. piano; duet
a "Chop Sticks" Frances Elliott anS
C Laura Ebensperger; violin solo
/ "song without Words" weldor
Croft
Following the tom Thumb Wed
ding" the operetta. "A Day in tn
- Woods" was presented by Glady
g Peacock. as Grandma" Mildre,
Day. as "Flossyi" Lois Potts, a
s. "Madge;" Hannah Gaventa, as Tot
lS tie" Irma Roberts as Mora;
Elizabeth Dolbow. as Dolly;
Elizabeth Homan, as Nellie:
= Pearl Adams, as "Maude;" Dor
N othy Mckee. as Alice" France
$ Elliott. as Ida" Laura Ebens
OF perger. as May" Freda Wad
ID dington. as ''Tena;" Billie McKe,
as as Frank" Harry Adams. a
as SAM" and Richard Day. as Joe.
OF The boys chorus made a very IA
=, vorable impression on its first an
% pearance OF the year. 1t is CON
~ posed OF Robert Jarrett. Coops
Bloom. Lester Duncan, Buddie MOI
" ris. Josiah Flanagan, Charles Elem
:. ing. Jr.. Weldon Croft John Sickl,
:, and Junior Ebensperger.
Va Gypsy Girl" Wilma Flanagan
Sleeping Children" Isabelle Elio
~ and Emily Jarratt. The planet
ho Jupiter" Charles Parker; Venus
Marian Mitchell: Neptune" cha
-, Bradley: Moon" Sara Parke
~ Earth" Ellen Dalbow: Mercury
a, Raymond Won Culin; dramas
mi Sara Wolliston, and Comet" Elizi
On beth Bodine. Pianist. Elizabei
Ford; violin SOLO Good Mig
NJ Waltz" Robert Jarratt, accor
v panied by Mrs Pomeroy.
The stage setting, arranged by
Dewitt Hyatt, associate secretary
the Y. NJ. c. A.. was beautiful
D was canopy OF blue and pink ere
with a dome and arch.
The beach from Helms Gro'
= South Penn's Grove. TO Carne.
Point powder plant. Is being clean
Al, OF debris and made a ft bath
beach. by volunteer workmen. SIN
! houses are TO be built along {
shore in which bathers may lea
their street attire. A volunteer cor
Of nfe-guards will patrol the bea
during bathing hours.
c. Dewitt Hyatt. associate seci
tary OF the Y. NJ. c. A.. left vest,
day for Atlantic City to attend I
national convention OF the Grotto
side degree Of the Masonic frat
nifty, now in session there. J
I Hyatt is stopping at the Osbc