Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-24
SOCIAL EVENTS.

Miss Ethel H. King entertained q num-
ber OF friends last Thursday evening, at
her residence, ll5 West Twenty-third
street. An enjoyable time was spent in
playing games. The diningroom, in
which refreshments we're served, was
beautifully decorated in cherry and white
Those present were: Misses Mamie ID. and
Helen NJ. Sasse Helen p. Winkler, Marie
Scott, Ethel 4. King and Beatrice King;
Edward Berry, Richard Lind, Don Mere
dith, Ralph l. Sasse, William c. Singer,
Gordon Naylor and William King Jr
Mr.. Lind gave several selections on the
piano, and Mr.. Sasso gave some imper-
Honations.
A birthday party was given last Mon
day evening TO Master John Sullivan, in
honor of his 10Th birthday anniversary.
The time was enjoyaby passed with games
and music. Misses Margaret Henry,
Lydie Morris and Helen Kirk gave Sc
lections on the piano. Alice Feeney and
Mary Pasatto sang and kathryn Kane
danced. Refreshments were served, The
young host received many beautiful gifts
Those present we're Misses Mary Pasatto,
Alice Feeney, Kathryn O'1oole, Helen
Kirk, Eva Heaton, Lydie Morris, Nellie
Conner, Greta Legg, Marguerite Malone,
kathryn Kane, Agnes Fahey Mary Polling
or, Mary konitzer, Marie Hession, Nellie
Fox, Marie Quinn, Marcy Henry, Theresa
Nurnberg, Helen Maloney, Marie Heisler,
Madeleine Kirk, Florence Farmar, and
Masters John Sullivan, John Kirk, Joseph
Connor Joseph Mclaughlin, Joseph
Forest, James Forest, John Forest, Edgar
Welsh, James Walsh, Joseph Gillespie,
Charles Ieakins, James konitzer Joseph
II.t.. d A
Carthy, Charles McAteer Willie Ellinger,
Thomas Murtha, Joseph Ellinger Martin
Dcyine, Francis Kane, John Maloney,
Samuel Naloney, Eddie Gordon, Francis
Hession, Charles Rodman, Maggie Giles
pie, Mrs Il. Fox. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Welsh, Mrs. Nj. Maloney and Mr.. and Mrs
John Sullivan.
A surprise party was given to Mary A
McDonough by her mother, at her home,
at Fourteenth and King streets, on We'd
nosday evening, ia honor of her birthday
anniversary. Those present were: Misses
! Mary A. McDonough, Clara G.. Burke
Mary Carney, Margaret NJ DOYLE, kath-
ryn H. Livsey. Anna v. Connolly, May
Adams Lima Oponnell, Gertrude Schwein-
hart, julia kolarik. Cecilia r. Acton,
Nellie Grant, Nellie II. Mackay, Catherine
Burke, Cecilia Bergman. Sophia kolarik,
and Catherine McDonough, NJ A. Fceley,
Frank O'Donnell, Edward A. Cauigan,
John h. Dolan, Henry J. Feeney, Charles
NlcGinley, John A. Mclaughlin, William
Acton, Thomas Gormley, John Hughes,
Joseph AlcDonough, James McDonough,
Joseph y. Gordon, Mrs. Margaret Nc
Donough, Miss Elizabeth Iivsey, Miss
/ Catherine Flaherty, Miss Mary Nc
/ Donough, Miss Katherine McDonough
and Mr.. and Airs. Frederick Wicl1strom
! The rooms were elaborately decorated
The evening was enioyably spent in play
/ ing games and with music Refresh
ments were served Miss McDonough
was the recipient OF many handsome and
useful presents.
Harry A. Miller attended the banquet
| given hy the Maryland Society Of the Gin
cinnat, on Washington's birthday in the
Maryland Club, Baltimore.
Miss Bessie Ainscow attended a house
party and euchre last week given in her
honor by Miss Mabel Hewes of Chester.
lilghman Johnston attended the ban
! quet OF the Pennsylvania State Society
! of the Cincinnati, at the Bellevue-Strat-
fond, Philadelphia, on Thursday evening.
Blue Hens Chickens, Children of the
| Revolution, had a sale of fancy articleshnd
homemade cakes and candy at the New
Century Club today, from 10 70 5 O'Clock.
The women of the Wilmington Training
/ School entertained the teachers Of Public
| School No 2, at the home of Miss Carrie
| Iadman, No 1909 West Eighth street
on Wednesday evening.
Miss Stella Parsons gave an entertain
ment on Thursday evening at her home.
1921 West Fifth street.