Evening journal., 1913-04-10
NEWARK WOMEN
AT CARD PARTY

Special to The EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Del, April 1O.-In honor
OF her guest Mrs. Dawson. OF New
York, Mrs. Joseph H. Hossinger re-
Gently entertained eight tables at
auction bridge Mrs. A. T. Neale. won
the first prize a brass pardinir and
Mrs. Penrose Wilson, the second prize
four packs Of handsome cards. Among
the guests were: Mrs. Dawson, Mrs
Daniel Thompson, Mrs Charles L.
Penny, Miss Anna Hossinger, Mrs. A.
G. whittier, Miss Maxwell, Mrs. Whit
tingham, Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Char
les b. Evans, Mrs. r. G. Reed, the
Misses Wilson, Miss Strahorn, Miss
Jennie Raub, Mrs. Edward w. Cooch,
Mrs John Pilling, Miss Hurd, Mrs.
Tally, Mrs. Haines, Mrs. George Il.
Dutton and Miss Springer
Professor and Mrs. Harry Hayward.
several days ago entertained a party
Of young people at their home on the
Experiment Farm. Those present
were: the Misses Nottingham, the
Misses Spear Of Wilmington, Miss
Woolson OF Wilmington, Miss Eliza
beth Dawson Of Elkton. Miss Alice
Ayans and Messrs Newton, Bonwell.
Houston, Davis, Seward, Croft, Daw-
son, Clark, Mulhellen, Mearns, Walk
er, Thomas Valiant and Hirshman all
Delaware College students.
Miss Blinor Harter. will entertain
at cards this afternoon.
Mrs. j. Piling Wright, has issued
invitations for Thursday OF next
week.
Mrs. Edward w. Cooch, entertain
ed the luncheon-brldge club at her
home yesterday afternoon the guests
being Mrs Clinton o. Houghton, Mrs.
A. 7. Neale, Mrs. Charles l.. Penny,
Mrs. Joseph II. Hossinger, Miss Elm
or Harter Miss Mary Harter and Mrs.
Tally Of Washington, ID. G.
Representative Harvey Hoffecker,
is being urged as q candidate for the
Board of Education from the eastern
district and Professor Charles A. Nc
Cue, from the western district at the
coming school election to be held
next month.
AT the meeting of the New Century
club this week the chairman OF the
/ Building Fund Committee reported
that 1884, was cleared on the play
"Ye Colonial Wedding" which was
presented with such success last
Friday night
In the Newark Presbyterian Church
next Sunday memorial services will
be held on the occasion OF the an
niversary of the sinking of the
Titanic.
The missionary guild of st. Thorn
as, Episcopal Church has sent to st.
Johns Mission in the Blue Ridge
Mountains of Virginia, barrel of
new garments, clothing and other
useful articles for the poor whites
OF the mountain district
The last of the series OF Historical
lectures for this year will be given
In the oratory of Delaware College
this afternoon. Professor ]. p. Lich-
tenberger of the University Of Penn
sylvania will lecture on Immigration
and the new American Race"
The annual inter-society debate be-
tween the Athenaen and Delta Phi
Literary Societies, of Delaware Col
lege, has been arranged for Tuesday
evening April % The question to
be debated is Resolved: that one
term Of six years for President OF the
United States is preferable to the ex-
listing arrangement The societies
will be represented as follows.
Athenaen, Affirmative. Russell Payn-
ter, G. r. Rhoads and Alfred P. Scott
and w l. Brockson. alternate. Delta
| Phi. negative, u. W. Loomis, c. II.
Brown, A. c. Connellee and s. NJ.
Shallcross, alternate