Evening journal., 1919-04-23

Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Webster las
night gave a dinner dance at their home
No. 1910 Broome street, in honor O.
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Richards and Commodore Leonard Rich
ards, Jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Richards live a
Stamford, Conn, and have a beautiful
estate at Darlington, Md, where the!
spend part Of the year.
! On Monday evening a surprise party
was given Miss Mildred Ryan, No. %,
West Ninth street, in honor of her
/ birthday anniversary. Those present
were: Miss Lily Davis, Miss Edith
WharIenby, NJ IS Anna Thompson, MISS
Jessie Neate, Miss Julia WaslS, Miss
Sadie Cranfleld, Miss Emma Slant, Miss
! Mildred Ryan, Mrs. Daniel White. Luke
/ Hill, Millard Mcdaniel, Samuel McRay
I Mr. Wheeler. Alfred Denny. Charles
Thompson, Mrs. Ryan. Mr.. Fleetwood
Mrs. Bennett, Mr.. Hirschler, Master
Anthony Fleetwood, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Thompson, Miss Carolyn B. " Sc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Thompson
will give a dance on Saturday evening
at their home in honor Of their son, j
II. w. Thompson.
Members and CONGREGATIONS Of As
bury NJ. E. Church will give a recep-
ton to the Rev. George White Dawson
and family on Friday night. Mr.. Daw-
son is entering upon his seventh year
as pastor Of Asbury Church. The pro-
gram is in charge Of the Ladies Aid
Society.
Eight hundred persons enjoyed the
card party and promenade Of the lad
les societies Of St. Patrick's Church,
under the auspices OF the Emerald
Club, in the Hotel dupont last night.
Cards were played in the main dining
room, while the foyer was given over
TO dancing.
Many OF the prizes offered for 800 and
euchre were displayed in the balcony.
The 500 prize, $3.50 in cash was won
by Victor Brennan The prizes for
euchre were won by: $3.50, Miss Lii
lian Conway; top coat, Miss kathryn
McNIahon; half barrel Of flour. Miss
Margaret Kane; 50 grocery order, Miss
Marie Harrington. Miss Mary Nc
Loughlin won the prize for non-play-
ers, which was a 50 gold piece. The
proceeds OF the party go to the socie-
ties.
An added feature was Thompsons
Dixieland Orchestra, which played.
Miss Anna Schultz, chairman Of the
ladies' committee. was assisted by Mrs.
George Gordon, Mrs. p. j. Butler, Mrs.
Edward Carrigan, Miss Elizabeth G..
Burke, Mrs. James Carr and Mrs. NJ.
Schultz.
ON the mems committee We're: Fred
erlck Wickstrom, Thomas Cullinane,
Joseph Stringer, James Corrigan, JO-
seph Dugan, Clarence J. Maloney, Viii
liam Acton, John Kerrigan, Daniel IT.
win, Martin Cook. Francis Quinn, Jo-
seph Neston, Elmer Lutz, Joseph Car
lin, William Welsh, Philip J. Butler,
Joseph Gill and Daniel ]. Reardon.
The dance at the New Century Club
last evening for the benefit OF the
Hospital was a success.
socially as well as financially. The
proceeds will be used for the main
tenance OF the children's ward Of the
hospital. The dance was given by the
Junior Auxiliary OF that institution.
Much credit for the success of the
evening goes TO Mrs. ;. G. Frederick,
chairman. The decorations were char
Of the season, many cut
flowers being used.
Music was furnished by Jacobs or
The program consisted Of
one steps. waltzes and fox trOts.
The army and navy were both repre-
sented by many men in uniform.
The patrOnesses were: Mrs Charles
Copeland, Mrs. Walter B. Mode, Mrs.
Julian Adair. Mrs. Harry G. Pennock,
Mrs. Nathaniel Howell, Mrs. Samuel
Bancroft, Mrs. John Bancroft, Mrs.
Joseph Bancroft, Mrs. Philip A. Tray
nor, Mrs. J. ]. Satterthwalt, Mrs. C.
w. Matthews. Mrs. +. T. Negendank,
Mrs. E. p. Moody. Mrs. J. d. Carter,
Mrs. L. r. Beardsley, Mrs. s. N. Van
Trump, Miss Mary C. Purdy, Mrs.
Frederick Bringhurst. Miss Mary
Sharp, Miss Mary Bringhurst, Mrs. s.
b. Cooling. Mrs. Donald s. AshbroOk, |
Mrs. William G.. Blatz. Mrs. Hunter
Grubb, Mrs. Edgar Q. Bullock, Mrs. |
5. II. Thomas, Mrs. William II. Thom- |
son, Mrs. Frank Thomas, Mrs. 6. d. |
Mrs. r. r. NJ. Carpenter, Mrs. !
Pierre s. dupont and Mrs. Josiah Mar
vel
FASHIONS AND FANS