Evening journal., 1911-06-02
CHRISTIANA
NEWS NOTES
Young People Gather at Even
Ing Companies Per-
SOnal Happenings

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
CHR1STIANA, Del, June 2.-Miss
Lillian Laurenceson was given a birth
day party on Wednesday evening by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Laurenceson. The house was prettily
decorated with daisies and ferns. The
evening was pleasantly spent in music
and games. The chief amusement OF
the evening was the dancing of little
Miss Ethel File. The guests were, Mr..
and Mrs. William Lock, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Linsey, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Rogers, Mr. and Mrs Herbert Ryan,
Miss Clara Minton, Miss Rosa Green,
Miss Merriam Luther, Miss Sadie Will
liams, Miss Grace Rockwell. Miss Min
ME Larldns, Miss Hazel Walters. Miss
Lora Harvey, Miss Lillian Slack, Miss
Rena Rutter Miss Mildred Moore,
Herbert Lyons, Rogers Ryan, William
Lincoln. William Brown, Clarence Hi
bert. Warren Cranston, George Grams
ton. Arnold Lockman, of New Hamp-
shire: William Lyons, Frank Shappell,
Lincoln Simmons, Mrs. Lloyd Klyde, Of
Wilmington.
A boating party was given on Mon
day evening by Miss Bessie Hamilton.
Those present were: Bessie Hamilton,
Ruth Authers, Gladys Grinder, Horace
Little, William Dayton, Raymond Sui
livan. The party went down the Chris
tiana river as far as Wilmington.
A evening company was given on
Monday afternoon at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Warren, in honor Of
their daughter, Annals sixth birthday
anniversary. The afternoon was spent
on the lawn with games and singing
At 6 o'clock a supper was served be-
fore the children departed. Ice cream
and cake was served. Each little girl
received a doll baby while the boys
each received a baseball. Those pres
ent were: Miss Esther Miller, Lora
Miller, Catherine Kinckerson, Helen
Worster, Mamie Simmons, Madeline
Rogers. Margaret Hanpell, Milly Mar
ley. Dolly Gamble, Master Willard
Sullivan, William Stine, Clarence
Watt, George Elexandroa. Roy Stew
ard, Francis Ringler, John Harvey,
James Lyman, Leonard Jackson.
Mrs. H. G Mearns organized a new
Y. in Brandywine hundred, Mt. Pleas
ant Church. Sunday May 25, with six
teen members. The name of this or
ganization will be the Mary Harris
Armour Y. y. b. The officers are:
President, Miss Mildred Perkins; vice.
president, Sidney Davis, second vice.
president, Mrs Mcdowell; correspond
ing secretary, Miss E. Weldin; record
ing secretary, Miss Florence Talley;
treasurer. Mrs. Joseph Talley
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Kinckman,
Mr and Mrs William Taylor and Miss
Gladys Kinckman. and Harry Williams
returned Wednesday from a pleasant
automobile trip.
Several friends of Miss Beatrice
Lewis met at her homo and gave her
a kitchen shower The evening was
very pleasantly spent. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. George Harvey and
daughter Helena of Perryville, Md.
and Walter Hartly
Miss Grace Lankly who has been IL
is slowly improving.
Personalities Lena and Essil
Wacofi, of Philadelphia. spent Wed
nesday with Miss Ida Lewis.-Mis
Catherine Brooks spent Wednesda,
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Brooks. of Chester. Pa.-Wilmer King
of Washington, has been spending G
short time with his parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. William King Roland Clayton
has left with his family for a few
weeks visit to Brooklyn.-MissJ Jennie
Grose will spend Tuesday with rela-
tives in New Castle.-Miss Lena
Bayne has been a guest OF Wilmington
friends-Miss Lucy Senthers enter
tanned on Tuesday evening Miss Grace
Richards. Gladys and Hazel Lincoln
Jennie and Mabel Duncan, Lloyd Lar.
kin, Howard Spar, Nolan Simmons
John LarSin, Howard Newlan, Clar.
ence Giles.-The Misses Eva anC
Myrtle Phillips was a recent guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Phillips.-Mrs
George Cross spent Tuesday with hei
mother. Mrs. George Cross, of VIII
mington.-Miss Catherine Harris spen
Tuesday with Philadelphia friends
Mr.. and Mrfiis. Tolin, Of New Castle
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
gar Grose.-Miss Lulu Glinstone spen
Wednesday with Mrs. George Kigley.-
Miss Lulu Senthers entertained Mis-
Ethel Horner, of Richardson Park
Miss Hilda Ryan spent Tuesday wit
friends of Richardson Park.-Mis
Carrie Hampton, of near Prices Cor
ner entertained Miss Lille Killton an
Mr. Howard Ford on Wednesday even
ing-Miss Agnes Truitt entertaine
Miss Gladys Raymond and Miss Ra
Burnt, of Wilmington on Tuesda
evening. Helen Smith, who ha
been seriously i'll is slowly improving
Miss Gertie Lore and Sadie Cleavei
who has been spending sometime wit
Miss Alice Hurst, of Upland, Pa, hav
returned to their home.