Evening journal., 1916-11-27
JEWS GOSSIP ALONG
The UPPER STATE Line

ipccial to THE EVENING JOURNAL
BOOTHS CORNER, Pa. Nov. e.
Mr. and Mrs. b. Franklin Handy gave
reception on Saturday evening at
their home in honor Of the recent mar
riage Of Mr. and Mrs. Paul r. Burns.
Mrs. Burns was formerly Miss Sara
W. Handy. Many guests were in at
tendance from both States The house
was beautifully decorated for the oc-
casion. The bride, who is one Of the
most attractive young women of this
section, wore a handsome gown of
white creation The gifts were many
and valuable. Among those present
were: Mrs Mary Handy Mr. and
Mrs. William II. Twaddell Sr., MIR.
and Mrs. Franklin l.. Perkins, Mr..
and Mrs. William ID. McCurdy, Mrs.
Harold Hayden. Lafayette Twaddell,
Mr.. and Mrs. william II Twaddoll,
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs J. Newton Durboraw,
Mr. and Mrs. John W Twaddell, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry c. Twaddell. Mir
and Mrs Lemuel Moore, Mrs. Howard
Wilson, Charity Osborne. Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Handy. Mr. and Mrs. James A.
McCracken. Albert T. Handy. ESQ.,,
Grover c. Handy, Mr.. and Mrs. Stew
art Ramesy. Mrs Franklin +. Var
nall. Mr.. and Mrs. George Lough-
head Mr.. and Mrs. James G.. Hea-
cock, Mr. and Mrs Earl Meredith
Miss Marguerite Yarnall. william
Edwards. Misses Jennie and Eliza
beth Livingston. Elva Cheyney, Mar
] and EurU
Twaddell. Mary Durboraw. Anna
Twaddell Virginia and Mary Cherry
| McCracken. Lillio Huggens. Billy
NcCurdy. Robert Frazier. Howard
Twaddell. Newton and Willis Dur
| boraw. Lemuel and Charles Moore.
William and Harry Twaddell Sam
uel Handy Howard Wilson, Dickinson
Osborne. Frank Huggins
Miss Meta NJ n. Jones, the girl
evangelist, of Philadelphia, has been
conducting services each night during
the past week at Sloan Methodist
church. assisted by her father. the
Rev. Edwin Jones and the Rev. j. s.
Tomlinson. pastor OF the church.
A rabbit supper was held at the
hall at Grubb's, Delaware wednesday
night. under the management OF
Morning Star Lodge. knights OF
Pythias.
A publlc sale of the personal prop
ertv of Mrs Pierson. including prin-
cipally household good chickens etc.
was held Tuesday afternoon at her
home. near Vances Corner, in Brandy
wine hundred.
John Husbands. who has conducted
general store at Elan f'r severa'
years. has accepted a position win
the Texas Oil Company. at ClapmonL
Sheds for the protection of the i've
stock on the farm OF w. W. knowle
have been erected until the barn ].
which was consumed by fire thi'
month, can be rebuilt.
Teachers on the Pennsylvania sac
held a monthly business meeting III
lNo 1 school building Thursday after
Milton Pennington is improving
from a fracture OF two ribs.
The degree team of Lenni Tribe ol
Rod Men. attended the meeting OF
Gauoga Tribe last Monday night ana
adopled class Of palefaces'
A surpr Sc supper Will be held N
The the hail on Thursday evening" l'e
cember z.
Mr. ard Mrs. Edward Nj lis motore
ont from Wlmington and visited rel
NJ YES along the Line
Mr. ard Mrs John Boyd, OF Smyr-
na. Delaware. have been visiting at
the homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
mclaughlin.
Mrs wilInm p. Zeb,ey. Sr., and
Mrs. Milton Pennington were VIII
rninetou visitors on Wedneeday
Albert w. White. Mics Marion
White. and Albert White Jr., Of Tai
levv'ue. Delaware. Wis ted acqua'nt-
ances on the Pennsylvania side TINS
week.
Mrs. Marian McGlauEhlin has re-
turned to her home at Smyrna. Della
ware. after a few days visit with rel
atives in this section
Mr. and Mrs. William Fl. Phillips
of Chester have been recent guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs George Phillips. oi
Booths Corner
Mrs. James Booth has been spend
mg a couple of weeks at the home OF
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