Evening journal., 1922-11-04
PARTIES

Miss Margaret Foulk entertained
the members of her class at Mt.
Pleasant school on last Monday
evening at a Halloween party. at
her home at Bellefonte. The even
ing was enjoyed in games and
music.
A Halloween party was given by
tho members of Mrs. W. G. Harris
Bible Glass at the Goodman Com
munity House last Monday evening.
One couple which attracted consid-
cradle attention was that OF a bride
and groom represented by Mrs VIII
liam Corrlgan as the bride and Mrs.
Bertha Bateman as the groom.
After playing various games, re-
freshments were served. The COM
mittee in charge consisted OF Mrs
Bateman, Mrs. Corrigan, Mrs. Rich
erdson and Mrs. Kreisel.
With boot owls. witches and black
cats peering at them from all sides,
the children or Elsmere and vicin-
ity held sway at the Elsmere Civic
Club building. on Halloween even
ing. Josephine Faust and Jane
Montgomery won prizes for the pref
tiest costumes. while Gertrude Kauff-
man and Weeley Greenwich were
presented with prizes for having the
most ludicrous costumes After
bobbing for apples and playing
other games. tina children were
given apples, ginger cakes. candy
and nuts.
Mrs. l. F. Belts. OF the Cedars was
delightfully."- entertained on Thursday
evening at a surprise party given by
a group OF Wilmington friends. The
affair was held at the home OF Mrs.
Belts son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. W. L. Belts. The evening
was spent in cards and music. About
20 Wllmingtonlans were present.
An enjoyable masquerade party
was given by the women employees
OF smith-zollinger Co. on Thursday
evening at the Wilmington Boat
Club.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. |
James Alexander. Mr.. and Q Mrs. !
Lew Sem, Mr. and Mrs. Georgs
Miss Mildred Carson. !
Miss Rambo, Mrs. A. Smith. Mr.. and /
Mrs. Sellers Smith, Mr.. and Mrs /
William Clay, II. Curran, the Misses |
NJ. King. c. Culliane, c. Concan- |
non, F. Menger. c. Gallagher, c. |
Duggy, L. Nicholson, c. Doran, V. |
Downs. NJ. Reed. NJ. Brady, c. Do
herty, A. Collins. NJ. Elder. A. Cars /
we'll, NJ. Durham, A. Mumford, A. /
Rambo. c. White NJ. f. Truitt, NJ. /
S. Truitt, NJ. McKlnnon.
c. Mulrooney, J. Gallagher. NJ.
+. Doran. I. Dougherty,
n. Burnet. Mrs A. Graves, Miss J..
pierson. r. Tomllnson. l.. Buckley,
A. Bennett r. Gebhart. r. Carson.
NJ. Comfy. c. Runner. s. Worth, NJ
Davis NJ. Joyce. NJ. Walker, r.
Parkson, w. Lyttle, r. Mesch, i.
Walls and J. Boyd.
A masquerade party was given by]l
he Ladies' Auxiliary OF Holloway
Terrace recently at the home OF Mr..
md Mrs Richard Mahan. The
1ouse was prettily decorated with
halloween colors. Games were en-
Dyed.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
ieorge Burris. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
dcGarlin, Mr.. and Mrs. David {
smith, Mr.. and Mrs. John Schmidt. .
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cathell, Mrs.
'adel. John Ryan, Mr.. ar(1 Mrs. I
Miss Roney, Mr.. and Mrs. {
Richard Mahan. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. ,
lain, Mrs. Harry Mahan, Miss Mary
Moore. Mrs. Burnside. Miss Burn
ide, Miss Gertrude Pickering. Mrs. ,
logan, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Hardy.
dr. and Mrs. Alfred KIube. Miss
,ather.ne Cadell Miss Elizabeth ,
Hardy John Hardy and Miss Ruth 4
dcKinsey. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert AfcFarlin ]
we're given a surprise masquerade {
party on Friday evening, October 27
It their home at FarDhurst. I
The guests were: Mrs. Margaret ]
Mr.. and Mrs. william Nevor ]
Mr.. and Mrs. John German, Mr.. and {
Mrs. Reuben Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. J
Raymond Wilhelm, Mr., and Mrs. {
Mr.. and Mrs John Cert ,
ienberg, Mr.. and Mrs William Mat '
neys William Walker, Miss Nae J..