Evening journal., 1911-09-14
NEWSY SIDE
OF MARSHALLTON
Young People Enjoy Them
selves on Straw Ride
and at Party
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

surprise party was given 20 Henry r..
Mote, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Mote, at McClellandsville. on Friday
evening In honor of his birthday ami
Versary. Tho evening was spent I'm
playing games, dancing. music and
singing The guests were: Mary
Mote, Mahala Singles. Alma Cam. E.
May Osmond, of Wilmington: Lillian
d. Townsend, OF Cambridge. Md. !.
Mary r. Little. Marguerite r. Hall
! Florence Aiken, Mary K. Johnston.
Bessie NJ. Ferguson, Anna Ferguson.
Helen A. Bedford, Alice Draper, Mary
A. E. Johnston, Henry Mote. Harry
LeSage, Marion Draper, Louis PEN
mock, Robert j. Davis, Harry G. Lit
tie, Lewis Singles, Bayard Miller, j.
Edgar Jaquette. Harry Mote, James
Cam, Paul Bedford, Joseph L. Grow,
Edward Singles. Andrew Cam,
Charles Smith, Willis Cloud, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry ID. Draper, Sr., Mr. and
Mrs. George I. Johnston, Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Mote and others.
A pleasant straw ride was partici-
pated in by a number of young people
Of Wilmington on Friday evening. The
ride was taken 10 Newark and return
Refreshments we're served at the
home Of Miss Anna Preston, Of Park
Place, where the party assembled
Those in the party were Anna Pres
ton, Elva Jones. Alyce Bryan, Jean
nette Hagan, Dora Cloud, Adela Van
degrift, Ella Hemphill. Bessie Mccall
lister, Bessie McCloskey, Horace Hur-
lock. John Rash, Charles Gary, James
Stewart 7. Hagan, Joseph Hammele.
Leroy Curlett, Oscar Stieglcr,
Charles Stevenson.
There are about fifty pupils from
the outside districts enrolled on the
Newark public school books and
about sixty are enrolled in the High
School A large number of pupils
are taking the commercial course,
which has been newly instituted at
that school.
Repairs are being made on some OF
the roads where a great deal of dam
age was done by the recent heavy
rains.
Harmony Grange met on Monday.
Miss Annie Klair acted as secretary
in the absence of Miss Ellen Mitchell.
During the lecture hour Mrs. Nellie
Peach presided at the plano. The
question What Enemies Have We
Among the Birds?" was discussed.
Frank Klair thought the sparrows
Mrs. Kate Greenwal and Mrs, Flor
ence Little gave recitations Salts
factory reports we're given from the
different committees that served for
the entertainment OF the Pomona
Grange.
Personal: Miss Mary r. Johnston.
Of Newark. spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Herbedt Mote and
family, at Observation-Disclosures
Burgess, of New York, has returned TO
his home after spending the summer
with his aunt, Mrs. Arthur McClary-
Miss Lillian u. Townsend. Of Cam
bridge, Md, spent the week end with
Miss Mary T. Little-Mr. and Mrs
Samuel Farra. Of Philadelphia, are
Visiting their sister, Mrs. Arthur Nc
Clary-Mrs. Martha Farra, Of Mil
town. was suddenly taken seriously III
while visiting relatives in Philadel-
phia-Robert ]. Davis, of Cherry Hill
Md. recently visited Harry G. Lit
tle-John Heavellow, Of Greensville
spent the week end with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. William Heavellow, neal
White Clay Creek Church-Mrs
James Woodward and daughter. Ella
recently spent a day with Mrs. Flor
ence n Lttle-The Rev. and Mrs
Amos Brown, of Rising Sun, Md. were
the guests over Sunday Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Ellison, at Stanton-Mr
and Mrs Provost and son, Joseph
Of Wilmington. were recent visitOrs
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Sayers, Of near
Stanton-Mrs. Arthur McClary. Oi
Pike Creek, spent several days Of last
week with relatives I'm Philadelphia
where her mother, Mrs. Annie Farra
Is critically ili-Mrs. Jane Baldwin. OF
Wilmington, has been a recent CUES;
at Milford Cross Roads--Nrs. w. j
! Stinson, of Pleasant Hill, has re-
turned from a recent visit to Will
mington-Mr, and Mrs. G. l.. Medin
of Wilmington. were recent guests OF
Newark relatives-AIiss Louisa Medill
has returned TO her home in Whining
ton after a visit to Newark relatives
Miss Eta w. Peters, of Christiana. Is
spending a week at Atlantic City
Frank V. Whteman, Of Pleasant Hill
recently entertained his brother, vii,
lard Whiteman. Of Wilmington-Wil'
! liam II. Scott, Of Appleton. has return
ed from a visit to Wilmington friends
Miss Anna Wilson. of Middletown
is visiting relatives at Newark-Pro
fessor and Mrs. c. A. Short, of New
[ ark, recently entertained Professo
and Mrs. H. s. Coldey, of Wilmington
. Mrs. Woods. of Wilmington, has re
turned from visit to Iron Hill
> friends-AIiss Beatrice f. Thompson
has returned from a few days visi
d to friends Of Wilmington-Mrs Re
b becca Cummings, of Wilmington, wa
recently entertained by Mr.. and Mrs
o. Harry Bunting of Appleton-Mis
Mary Lynch. of Wilmington. has re
: turned to her home in Wilmington ai
p ter "a visit to Hockessin friends-Mis
Bertha Finley has been visitin
Z friends at Appleton-Mrs. Thoma
Wallace, of near Odessa, has returne
to her home after a visit TO her daugf
ter, Miss Emma Wallace, of near MAJ
shallton-Niiss Adeline Iazwen,
Wilmington, was a recent visitor
e friends of Stanton-Miss Edith MAJ
j. Clary. Of near Stanton, recently entei
tanned Miss Laura Hicks, of Milltow
e Miss Helen Gregg, of near Stanto
il recently entertained her cousins. Il
Misses Alice and Maude Polk,
n Hockessin-Nrs. Amos Messimer.
.o Stanton, is entertaining her siste
a' Mrs. Matte Smith. Of Boston-Mi
Elizabeth Burke. of Wilmington, WI
r a recent guest Of Miss Mary Benso
y of Newport