Evening journal., 1909-11-17
Social and
Personal

The nimble. fingers and active brains
Of the managers Of the Home OF Merciful
Rest are busy with preparations for the
annual fair to be given at the New
Century Club tomorrow at O'Clock
While "the goose that laid the golden
egg Is Interesting the children and
showing them the kind OF things a goose
can do, candy made while you wait"
can be had for the asking and the price.
There Is TO be a table full OF bags OF
all sizes and shapes-hig ones and little
ones and bag TO fll every need. and
all OF them lovely IN design and ma
terial The fancy work table as dis
tinguished from the bag table will have
on II everything but bags IN the line
of exquisite and novel needlework. A
goodly share Of things one ex1ects to
see and buy at a fair as we'll as many
more unusual things not often seen at
the average charity fair will be offered
for sale.
Special arrangements are being com
pleted for the supper 20 be served from
6 until and the patrons and friends OF
the Home OF Merciful Rest will aid ma
terially in the success Of the undertake
Ing by planning to take supper to-mor-
row evening at the New-Century Club.
o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry latch OF Chester.
have been visiting relatives here.
Mrs. David Lowe. OF Chester has been
spending several days with relatives IN
this city
Miss Helen Hume is spending a few
days with her cousin, Miss Vera Cooper
of Newport.
Nlihs saran Hanna spent Sunday
with her sister, Miss Kate Hanna. OF
Newport.
Benjamin Egtchell was a visitor in
Newport this week
W. NJ. Ford was a recent guest Of Sea-
ford friends.
Mrs. Otto Twilley is guest Of her
ents at Seaford.
Mrs. F. NJ. Munson has been visit
ing Mrs. John H. Rodney of New
Castle.
Charles Wood Of Chester. has been
spending several days with friends
here
Miss Elizabeth Brown and Miss Ethel
stiles have returned from visit to
friends at Camden.
Miss Helen Smith is visiting friends in
Philadelphia.
Miss Helen MADEIRA Of Ridgeiy. Ma,
is guest at the home OF George II. Lar
rimore.
Harry Arthurs is on cunning trip to
Townsend.
Ira sidwelI is on a cunning trip in
Maryland and Virginia.
Mrs. s. ]. Dunlap spent Sunday at Del
aware city
Archie Lummis has returned from q
three months visit TO Milford.
visit to Penn's Grove. where he spent
some time with friends
Frank Tirestone has been visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Tire.
stone OF Penn's Grove.
Mrs. Edward Bennett Is visiting Mrs
Andrew seIak OF Pedricktown.
Miss Bessie Primrose was a recent
guest Of friends at Marcus Hook
Miss Nellie McCausland Is spending 2
week with relatives at Norwood
Frederick Long and Frank Davis have
returned to Chester. after a pleasant
visit IN this city.
Miss Linda Lowmax. Of Marcu
Hook is a guest OF Wilmington friends
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Underwood ar
visiting their brother. William Under
wood OF West Chester.
Mrs. James Mcdowell and Mrs. L. {
Adams OF Chester. were recent visitor
I'm this city.
Mrs. George B. Rowland. Of Marcu
Hook has been visiting relatives here.
Mrs Harriet Hicks. Of Cordova. b
spending some time with relatives in thi
city.
Mrs. James Watson has returned TO he
home at Norwood, after a visit to VIII
mington friends
Miss Mabel Lentou has returned 70 he
home at Ridley Park, after a visit 4
friends here.
Miss Jennie Cassidy who was visitinl
relatives here, has returned to Ches
ter.