Evening journal., 1919-08-20
PARTIES

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Argyle Souder, OF
No. i7is Washington street, entertained
al small dance on Friday evening in
honor Of Miss Mary Jane Souder, of
Atlantic City.
A surprise party was given to Mrs
Philip Boys. at Porter. on Saturday
evening last in honor OF her birthday
anniversary. The affair was a com
plete surprise TO Mrs. Boys and was ar
ranged by her husband and Mrs. James
Morrison.
The evening was spent In music,
Miss Mary Moss playing a number OF
piano selections. Mr.. Webb contributed
violin solos. Mrs. Boys was the re3lpi-
ent OF many gifts.
During the evening refreshments
were served. There were present. about
i95 gusts from Wilmington. Phlladel-
phia, Richardson Park. New Castle,
Newark, Thompsons Station and Ian
dcnberg, Pa.
Caleb Woodrow celebrated his seven
ty-nfth birthday anniversary on Mon
day evening at the home OF his daugn-
ter. Mrs. Mary Munis. at No i07 North
Rodney street. Mr.. Woodrow and his
wife formerly lived in this city, but
now live in Philadelphia. They have
been visiting relatives in this city FOR
the past month.
Mr.. Woodrow was the recipient Of
many beautiful gifts. All Of Mr.. Wood
rows children and grand children were
not present because OF illness.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
Caleb Woodrow, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Munis and son Raymond, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ IT. Ilefcld and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Woodrow and children. Mrs. II
Woodrow OF Philadelphia, Mrs. II. w
Buckworth and Alfred Levering.
MFR. Woodrow is a veteran Of the
Civil War. He was the youngest men,
Mr.. Woodrow was tOllgate keeper at
lre FIRST gate on the Newport pike.
On April IS Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow
celebrated their flftieth wedding ami
yersary.
The Alpowco Club met Monday even
ing at the home OF Willard Grubb. No.
1921 Delaware avenue. The club decided
10 hold its first dance OF the season at
the New-Century Club. the latter part
OF September Mr.. Thompson, conductor
OF the Dixieland Jazz Band, gave an out
line OF the new dance hall, which is TO
be erected on the old Hammond laun-
dry site. and stated that the building
would accommodate 1000 couples. He
asked the club to cooperate in the
plan.
After the meeting. dancing was en-
ioyed and refreshments were served.
tn committee for the dance COM
prises John Rutherford, Ray Gallagher,
Arthur Hughes and James Mclyor.
Former Senator and Mrs. J. w. Shell
drake, OF Harrington, gave "a supper
party last evening at their home on
Wiener avenue, for the returned SER
vice men from Harrington and vicinity.
The Rev. John Holmes. of Harrington,
representing the G. A. r., gave an inter-
esting talk on the duties OF citizenship
and gave some OF his civil war eXper-
iences Mrs. +. S. Smith gave a num-
Der OF musical selections.
Those present were: Henry Coochie,
seth Pioneers: Henry Brown, 59th Pio-
neers: Rev John Holmes, G. A. r.;
Captain Bringhurst, Camp Dix; Lieut..
Kern. 59th Pioneers; Lieut.. Page, Engi-
neering Corps; Paul Fleming, 59th Pio-
neers; Raymond Fleming, 59th Pio-
neers; Theodore Harrington, L. ; N;
Earl Sylvester, n. 5. N. James Edge.
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Stephen Taylor. 59th Pioneers: Louis
Clymer. 59th Pioneers; Charles Knox.
seth Pioneers. Robert L. Brown. 59th
Pioneers; Jennings Cahall, Rainbow
Division: Mr. and Mrs r. s. Smith,
Philadelphia; Miss Helen Dougless. Bos-
ton. Mass; Miss Laura Fleming and