Evening journal., 1911-10-03
MARSHALLTON
HAPPENINGS

! Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MARsHALLToN. Del. Oct IA
pleasant party was given by MIR. aid
Mrs. G Dockerty at their home near
Milford Cross Roads on Saturday
evening. Among those present were:
Edith JacQuette, S. Laura Walker,
Lucy Dockerty. Edna Warren. Lydia
A. Mote Louise Schoen, Beatrice T..
Thompson, Carrie Jaminson, Alice
Sanders, Mary Il. Walker, Helen Jac-
quette, Mary T. Little. Carrie Kelley,
Clara Duling. Mildred Tarbutton, Mary
M Walker. of Wilmington. Mary
Schoen, Erma JacQuette, Robert r.
Elliott. Charles A. Knots. Lewis PEN
mock. Edgar Jacquette, Edwin Guthrie,
Harry G. Little, Roy Petiet. Harry G.
Helms. Moreland Warren, Fred San
ders. Roy Berry, Orville Little, Linton
Truitt. Charles Smith, George W
Krapf, Alonzo c. Howell, l.. Petitde-
Mango, c. W. Greer, w. Vaughn Heav-
low, Samuel Snitcher, Frank Smith.
Leroy Murine, l.. II. Sanders, Harlan
! Walker, John Duling, Fred Schoen,
James Howell, William B Johnston,
Mr.. Webb, Mrs. Emma Duling and MIR
(, and Mrs. Dockerty.
An oyster supper for the benefit OF
/ Head of Christiana Church will be
: held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.
y B. Mllburn, Barksdale. Thursday af.
! ternoon and evening. October 5th II
stormy that day the supper will be
held the first clear night
Revival services will begin az Wes-
ley M e. Church on Sunday, October
s Mr.. Geoghegan, the pastor, will be
assisted by the Rev. John Clark, an
evangelist.
The Ladies Aid Society, OF Stanton
NJ +. Church, met at the home Of Mrs
Alpheus Pennock, near Fairview. on
Thursday afternoon. The business af-
fairs were transacted and accounts
settled for the recent supper held in
Stanton Hall. The women are talking
of giving a box social in the near til
ture Those presnt we're Mrs. Alpheus
Pennock, Mrs. Jacob MaClary, Mrs
! Thomas Higgins, Mrs. Jessie j. How.
, EFT, Mrs. Charles Wright and Mrs
Simpson.
Professor Hayward, Of Delaware
College, has received an invitation tC
conduct the inter collegiate dairy
Judging contest Of the n. r. Fedora
tion of Agriculture Students at Brock
ton. Mass. next week Professor Hay.
ward will also be present at the
> Guernsey BREEDERS meeting in Philadel-
: phai on October 7th, where he will
T. make an address. He will also act as
! judge at the Columbia Fair of Blooms.
. burg, Pa, on October 4th
Personals r. G. A. Springer
: OF Newark entertained Mr.. and Mrs
! = Harry Evans, of Newtown, Pa. last
II week.-Mrs.. l.. B. Jacobs and children
and Mrs Rebecca Gilpinhavre, have
y returned TO their home at Newark
= after spending the summer az Re
y hoboth.-Miss Rebecca Springer, o.
/ Newport, is visiting Miss Helen White
y man, of Pleasant Hill.-Miss Mildred
u Warren, of Lukens. Pa, is visiting rel
atives at Newark.-Mrs. Albert Vol
laston, of Newark. recently enter
2 tained Mrs. Anna Springer, of Phila
delphia Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Wright
of Newark, are entertaining theii
y daughter, Mrs Lewis Thomas, o
u Lansdowne. Pa.-Miss Ella Mitchell
of Hockessin. has returned to hel
home from the summer session of al
n art school in North Carolina.-Misi
& Violet Jacobs, of Wilmington, is visit
Il ing her parents at Pleasant Hill.
Mrs. Mary B. Donnell, of Newark, at
= tended the State W. c. T. U. whicl
= met at Milton last week.-Mrs.. Saral
Myers, Of Washington, is the guest 0
Hockessin friends.-Miss Mabel Davi
p has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Frel
:, Strahorn, Of Kennett Square, Pa
,e Mrs. Annie NJ. Little and Mrs. Ami
! NJ Farra spent Friday in Philadelphia
8 Walter Gregg, of near here, visite
Iron Hill friends recently-Mrs. Bay
a ard Biddle and son Francis, are guest
y of her sister. Miss Nellie Cleaver, q
= near here.