Evening journal., 1912-10-28
EBENEZER YOUNG
FOLK AT COMPANY

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL |
EBENEZER, Del. Oct 2S.-Mr. |
and Mrs. William Benson entertained
a number OF their friends at an even
ing party az their home near here on
Saturday evening Music and games
furnished entertainment for the even
ing. The guests included Misses
Ida Sayers, Mary Little, Mabel Slack
Fannie Berry, Ethel Pierce, Lamanda
Sayers. Mary Walker. Miss Cleaver,
Mary Burge, Mary Ware, Helen Ja-
quette, Bertha Mccoy, Irene Blest,
Mary Patterson. Lillian Cross, Ger
trude EdmansOn. Lydia Mote, Ada
Burge, Ethel Grose, Anna Heavellow,
Anna Glenn, Anna Weor, Debora VIII
son, Louise Schaen. Mary Schaen.
Clara Duling. Eugenia Lynch, Helen
EdmansOn, John Sayers, James Ben
son. Guy Chillas, Owen Cleaver, Chas.
Grose, Linten Truitt, Frank Mote,
Robert Sayers. John Lynch, OrYille
Cleaver Marshall Rambo, William
Russell. Fred Sanders. Charles Ed
mandson. Harry Little. Heisler Lam
ders, George Ware, Linden Knots,
Vaughn Heavellow. Jesse Patterson,
David Pordham Warren Cranston,
Frank Conden, John Heavellow, Lew
is Pennock, Leonard Pierce, Edgar
Jaquett. Roy Berry. William Mark,
Reuben POrdham. Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Hargan, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Trist. Mr.. and Mrs. William Heavel-
low, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Whiteman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Robinson, MIR. and
Mrs. VIM Benson, Harry Benson, Har-
ry, Charles and Clarence Whiteman,
Richard Springer and Raymond Ben
son, Albert and William Edmandson,
Robert First and Edward Heavellow.
A company formed of parties from
Wilmington and Newark and incor-
porated under the name of Newark
China Clay Company, have bought
four acres of land from II. A. Nous
ley. on which is being erected an
up-to-date mill for washing and dry
ing kaolin. The kaolin will be mined
in this vicinity.
The Rev. j. II. Geoghegan is eX-
pecting. with the halp of his congre-
CATION, to hold a revival service at
Ebenezer Church this autumn COM
mencing on Sunday evening, Novam-
/ ber 10TH
Personal:-Miss Anna Weer OF
near New Castle is spending a few
DAYS with Miss Ethel Pierce-Mrs.
Herman Cook and Mrs. Lewis c.
Whiteman were recent visitors with
Mrs. +. II. Buckingham-Mis Alice
Moore entertaind over the week end
Misses Madaline Sullivan and Anna
Herlihy, Of Wilmington--Mr. and Mrs
Harry Crossan, of Hockessin, spent
Sunday at the home OF f. II. Bucking-
ham and family-Mrs. Hattie Lang
lin, Of Philadelphia. has been spend.
ing a few days with Mrs. Thomas
Moore-Mrs. NJ. c. Buckingham and
daughter Ethel, have returned fC
their home In Wilmington after
spending several days at the home
OF Alhan buckingham and family
Mrs. Sarah Boyd OF San Francisco
Cal, and niece Miss Margaret Smeu
ley Of West Chester. have been Wis
iting relatives in this vicinity Mr.
and Mrs. A. l.. buckingham and sol
Ralph. spent Sunday with Mrs. Buck
ingSam's parents. Mr., and Mrs. w W
Vansant of McClellandsville-M Mrs
jackson Whiieman Is visiting he
lniece Mrs. ID. Eastburn at Red Mill
Harry Buckingham. of Newark
spent Sunday with his parents nea
here-Lewis Lee, OF Strickersyills
Pa, spent Sunday with his cousin
Clarence Harkness-Mr and Mrs. {
H. Pyle, Mrs. Bli Crozier of Kennel
Square. Pa. Mrs. H. -. Nickle, ,
Colora. Md. autoed TO the home q
John u. buckingham one day recent
ly--Mrs. lamar Mccormick, of New
ark is spending SOME time with Mr.
T. L. Worrall-Mra, George Murra
OF near Christiana. visited friends I
this vicinity recently Harland Wall
er and Walker Pennington both {
Mermaid. we're visitors al the hon
OF Joseph Higgins on glnday.