Evening journal., 1919-09-13
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Many young people in this city Will
be glad to know that dances similar Ia
those held last winter on Saturday
nights in the New Century Club build
ing will be held this year on Saturday
evenings in the West End Reading
Rooms at Fourteenth and dupont
streets. The dances This year will be
/ Community Dances and will be
/ chaperOned by Miss Isabelle b. Wales
/ The dances last year were held for
l the enlisted men stationed I'm and near
Wilmington, and many happy hours
were spent This year it is proposed
by Miss Walls TO have all the returned
men in This city who were in the SER
vice attend the weekly affairs All
young women who attended the New
Century Club dances will be admitted
TO the dances this year upon The pres
entaiion Of The card given them by the
club last year.
All the young people who attended the
dances last season are asked TO watch
for the announcement Of the first Of
these Community Dances. It is thought
they Will start on October 4.
A delightful motor trip was taken
on Thursday to Hendersons Point Md.
thirteen miles below ElklOn. on the Elk
river by some of the members OF the
Soldiers Relief of Marshalton The
party was entertained at Mrs. Edna
Fay's cabin at tho Point. Bathing was
greatly enjoyed by the members.
Those who enjoyed the days outing
were Mrs Edna Fay, Mrs Martha Me-
Cullen, Mrs. Louise Barton, Miss Ida
Guthrie, Mrs. Madison Elliott. Mrs.
Joseph Armstrong, Mrs William Nit
chel. Mrs. Annie Newin, Mrs. Harry
Williams. Miss Addie Williams, Mrs.
Lewis Guest and Mrs. Winfield Speak
man.
A few young folks OF Stanton enjoyed
very pleasant evening at Smalleys
Dam last Saturday. when the evening
was spent in toastlng marshmallOws,
cooking frankfurters for making sand
wiches and canoeing Those In the
party were: Misses Grace Naleau,
Edith Valleau. Alice Wollaston, Edna 4.
Chambers. Messrs George Godey Al
bert stevenson and Earle Dickey.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Seeds Of
entertained a number OF young
folks at their home on wednesday
evening I'm honor OF The ninth birthday
OF their daughter, Miss Nel-
lie Seeds. The evening was spent in
music and games, and Miss Seeds was
The recipient OF number Of very pretty
gifts. RefreshmentSw were served Those
present were Misses Eleanor and Mar
raret Lyman, Anna Stanert, Elizabeth,
Abble and Georgiana Parks, Viola, Mel
lie and Mae Seeds, Messrs. John Parks,
William Stewart and Hyland Lyman, Jr.
Mrs. Annie pennington and her sister,
Miss Fannie Reeves, Of Delaware CITY,
entertained the following guests at a
bridge party yesterday afternoon Mrs.
Bayard Heisel, Mrs Harry Clark, Mrs.
Earl Baum, Mrs. William Reybold, Mrs.
Joseph Reeves. Mrs Frank Reyb0ld, Mrs.
Roy Robertson. Mrs. William Jester
Mrs. Charles Jefferson, Mrs. Harry
price. Mrs. Frank Warner, Misses Mar
iha Price. Ruth Clark, Caroline Clark, /
Florence Hall, Ethel Reybold, Alice /
Reybold, Mrs. Fred ReybOld, OF Lans-
downe: Mrs. Malcolm Reybold, Of At 4
lanta, Ga.
A euchre and dance will be given by I
the Jolly -Four" in Pylhian Castle on |
evening, September 2i /
Many handsome prizes Will be awarded. /
An excellent orchestra has been en-
gagged.
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Women OF Rumania wore Ss0O0,000
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war