Evening journal., 1919-03-22
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Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Mahan Of Breid-
aDnk Farm, near Marshallton. cele-
Drated their twenty-ninth wedding an
mVersary on Wednesday evening at an
evening company given at their home.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Mahan were the recipiets
OF some beautiful gifts, among which
We're several pieces of cut. glass and
jewelry. Refreshments were served.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Nlrs. Howard Mahan. Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur hosedale, Raymond Mahan. Eliz-
sbeth Mahan. Alfred Rosendale, Mrs.
James Robinson, Mark Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. ollie Mcclure, Miss Emma NJ.
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McDan-
lei, Mrs. Thomas Brown and Edgar
Brown.
Misses Margaret and Helen Rice Of
Plainneld, N. j.. are the guests Of their
grandparents, Professor and Mrs. A,
Il. Berlin. Yesterday afternoon Mrs.
Z. B. Jones of No. 1915 Delaware
avenue gave party from to 6 O'Clock
In honor OF the visitors Many OF the
younger boys and girls were present.
Mrs. Henry NJ. Candy will give
tea next Saturday afternoon, in honor
OF Miss Marjorie and Helen Odell. They
are the daughters Of MIR. and Mrs. j.
II. Odell, who have recently moved to
this city.
Mrs, Charles r. Miller entertained
Informally at cards on Wednesday aft
ernoon.' Mrs. Miller gave a luncheon
on Thursday.
Mrs. Charles L. Candee win give
party next Tuesday night in honor OF
Miss Alice Candee, who is home on her
spring vacation from Farmington
School Many members Of the young
er boys and girls will be present.
Mrs. Charles Copeland VIII give
dance at her home tonight for mem-
bers Of the younger boys and girls
Many Wilmington students OF the
Pottstown, Pa, high school, who arc
home on their spring vacation, Will be
the guests Of honor.
A surprise party was given TO Kurt
p. Doelze in honor OF his birthday an
niversary at the home Of Mrs L. Marx,
No. 1921 West Third street, on We'd
nesday evening. The home was beauti-
fully decorated and a pleasant evening
was spent in games. singing and danc-
ing. Refreshments were served.
The feature Of the evening was a
solo by Miss Katie Clodi and Miss Ma
rie Holzhauser and after giving their
selection were shOwered with flowers.
A eNss,f al.
ing was given by Mrs A. McCardell
and Walter Seidel. The Aviation
Glide" was featured by the Wharry
sisters with their window dip. One OF
Wilmington's best tenor soloists.
Charles Marx, sang. Those present
We're:
Misses Marie Holzhausar, Margaret
Fuestel. Katherine Clodi, Lola Msran,
Feusiel, Emily Gross, Mar
garet Wharry. Esther Wharry, Paul
Schulcr, Walter Gross, Walter Seidel
Theodore Gross, Harry Brustman,
Charles Marx. Mrs. L Martens, Mrs. A.
McCardell. Mrs. L. Marx, Mr.. and Mrs.
W Mutchler. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Kimick and Mr.. and Mrs. L. Doelze.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Vincent enter
tanned a number Of friends at their
home on Monday evening. The decors-
tions were appropriate to St. Patrloks
day. Refreshments were served. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard
Vincent, Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Vincent,
Mrs. Viola Lee, Miss Florence Lee, Mr..
and Mrs. Dawson Artis, Mrs. Addie Vim
cent, Master Leighton Vincent, Mr. and
Mrs Russell Dare. Mrs Winter. Miss
Eleanor Lee. Robert Johnson, Mrs. Er-
v'n Reynolds, Mrs. O. f. Coyle and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Hopes Lem
non, Edward Chenens, Melvin Barrett,
Mr.. and Mrs Atwood Everson. Miss
Anna Baldwin, Mrs. Eagan, William
ialbraith, Miss Mabel Riggon. Warren
Irier, Miss Ada p. Lush, Miss Lola
Faulkner, Miss Ethel Faulkner, Ray
Leban, Herman McNatt. w. Johnson,
William L. Sanders VI. E. Bishop, J. w.
Davis, Fred Davis. Harry Caldwell. Al
bert Kyle, J. C. Walker, Nlessrs. Tech
IN, Ayers and Brownson, Paul Sheri-
ian, Mary Mccarthy. George Cantler
and Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Vincent.