Evening journal., 1919-07-02
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Many OF the younger set in this city
attended Che dance at the Wilmington
Country Club on Monday night About
seventy-flve persons were present.
These dances are among the banner
events OF the club activities. They are
noted for their good music, the so
ciability and the genuine good spirit. It
is expected dance will be given at
the club on Friday night.
A birthday party was given in honor
OF Miss Florence Tyre. at her home,
No. 9i2 Vandever avenue, on Monday
evening. The evening was eniOyably
spent in games. Many pretty aud use
ful gifts were received. Those pres
ent were: Miss Florence Elliott, Miss
Gertrude Hearn, Mss Margaret Glib
bons, Miss Beatrice Lott. OF Bellefonte,
Miss Nellie Clopein, Miss Norma Clou-
ser, Mss Catharine Layton, OF George
town; Miss Ruth DOrman, Miss Mar
tina Hammond, Miss Florence Tyre.
Charles Gibbons. Kover Hudson, OF
Ocean View; Harry Couser, James
Gibbons, Joseph Ennis. Kendall Hud-
son, OF Ocean View: AdoTph Baynes,
James Richards. Walter Ennis, Frank
Tyre, Mrs Clouser, Mrs. Pullman and
Mrs. Tyre.
A welcome home party was given on
Saturday evening, at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. r. Leslie Woodward. at
Hockessin, I'm honor Of Corporal Harvey
C. Woodward, who has been i'm France
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soldier had many interesting things to
tell and number Of souvenirs to show.
The evening was spent in music. Re
freshments were served and all Of Sergt
WoOdward's friends expressed pleasure
In having him home again.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs
Morris Thompson, Miss Elva Lewis and
Miss Ruth Thompson, all Of Whining
ton; Mr. and Mrs Joseph NJ Wood
ward, Earle, Horace. Charles, Mary and
Louisa Woodward. Mary Crossan, Mr..
and Mrs Caleb Wilson. Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel DennisOn, Mrs. Harry Eastburn,
Eleanor Eastburn Wilson piersOn, John
II. DennisOn, Miss Mary Dennison, Rob
ert B. Walker. Miss Bertha Highneld,
Miss Maude Polk, Miss Hanna High
field, Percy Hlghfeld. Misses Mamie and
Margaret DericksOn, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard WOlaston, of Chester, Pa; Joseph
and Paul Mitchell, Miss Emily Mitchell,
Mrs. Reba Gregg, Miss Elma Gregg
Edwin Gregg, Albert Mitchell, Miss
Martha Mitchell. Warren Finn, Mr.. and
Mrs. William MOrce, Miss WestendOrf,
Mrs. Ellen D. Woodward, Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Woodward. Dorothy Woodward.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Dennison, Helen and
John Dennison, Donald, Robert and
Harvey C. Woodward.
ST. Andrews Church Dramatic Club
was entertained Monday night by Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Mclaughlin, at their
home, at Twenty-fourth and N,ldlson
streets. About forty young people
were present and had an enjoyable
time.
Mrs. Edward Bringhurst, Jr.. gave a
porch party at her home, 'Rockwood,"
Yesterday in honor Of Mrs. Edward T.
Candy. who left today for her home at
Princeton. Mrs. Candy has been visit
Ing in this city for several weeks and
has been entertained greatly during
her visit.
The tea mouse at Naaman's-On-the-
Delaware recently has been the scene
Of many happy parties. In June many
and other delightful func- |
tons were held there in honor OF June /
brides and girl graduates. While moth /
ng elaborate has been planned for July 4
!, IL Is expected many visitors will dine /
IT take tea at this picturesque colonial |
lOme on the holiday.
Mrs. II. Y. Jemlson gave a picnic sup I
,er yesterday at the Holiday House. to /
Kisses Frances Roach, Elizabeth |
,turges, Ethel B. Stengle, Vera Glasco, |
;usanne Wilson, members OF her class /
II Hanover Sunday school.