Evening journal., 1919-11-22
PARTIES


of Hotel dupont and will be one Of Tn
very interesting functions Of the season
Tile affair will open at 9 O'Clock
Wittsieins orchestra, Of New Haven
Conn. will play for dancing. Severa
out Of town dcbutantes will assist II
receiving An informal dinner Will b
given the house guests at the Hilles
home.
Those assisting in the receiving lin
will be the Misses Jane Marvel, Saral
Townsend. Eleanor Thompson. Doroth!
Curtis. Amy Rupert, Frances Patterson
Esther Ward and Elizabeth Warwick
The house guests will include Tho
following young women, who will alsC
receive with Miss Hilles and Mrs. llilles
Miss Dorothy Wells, Of Boston, who
was presented 10 society last winter
Miss Myra Morgan, of Washington, ID
c., who win be formally introduced on
Monday night at Washington, ID. C..
Miss Helen Farrell, OF Portland oregon
who was presented two years ago both
IN Portland and In New York; Miss
Betty Bennett, Of Philadelphia, who
vas introduced several years ago.
About 500 guests are expected at the
reception and party. A number OF
Young people will be present from Yale
and Princeton. The party promises ia
De one Of the gayest Of the season.
The second dance Of the series Of
'our 10 be given by the dupont chem
lists was held I'm the New Century Club
asst night. Carnations wre distributed.
Red carnations being given TO the
women and white to the men.
The next dance will be held on jan
uary 81, in the New Century Club. IL
is expected the final dance will be given
the new ballroom Of Hotel dupont.
The committee Of last nights dance
consisted Of J. w. l.. Holmes, II. C..
Graebner, c. e. Ford, J. NJ. SHILLING, H..
w. Hook, II. NJ. Kemp, F. A. Laird, G.
r. Williams. J. H. Taylor and w. G.
Keher
Miss Ethel Schoneld, president OF the
WOmens Professional and Business
Club will give a tea" tomorrow 10
the club members from 3 20 o'clock
at the home Of Miss Agnes Y.
Oowney, No 1920 West Tenth street.
On Wednesday evening Miss Netiie
sofia, OF Richardson Park, entertained
4 number Of her friends at a delightful
Halloween party. Selections were given
by Miss Mildred Kershaw as pianist,
accompanied by John McQuade as vio-
linist. Many interesting games were
played, the most successful Of which
Mas wink" Miss Mildred litter fav-
)red with a solo, entitled would You"
AmOng those present We're:
Miss Grecia Chancey, Gladys Tilley,
sonsy Wynands Olga Weber, Julianna
lynch, Florence WOOdnut, Mrs. Harry
shorty, Mildred Kershaw. Lucy Brook
et, Angelina Sofia, Mildred litter, John
McQuade, Wilson r. p Ferguson jim
my Knox, Jack Martin, Hen Kelsey, Ed
lie Cranheld, Sammy Berkaw, Cob Nor
row. Harry Wardle, Frankly phennig,
Tommy McCrea, Jimmy Dougherty and
Harry Shorty.
surprise variety shower was given
Miss Florence Z. Logue on last Friday I
evening, in honor Of her approaching
TO Paul II. Gabriel, of this
city Miss Logue was the recipient /
Of a number Of beautiful and useful
gifts.
Among those present We're: Mr.. and
Mrs. James Logue. Mrs. John Logue, |
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Mcbride, Mrs. How
ard Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling Hor-
aer, Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Major, Mr.. and /
Mrs. James J. Dill, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl |
sralm, Mrs. Herman Gabriel, Mrs. G. /
3auers. Mrs. Ann Cohee, Mr.. and Mrs. !
Fred Kempske, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Ga /
Driel, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Kempske, the /
Misses Florence LOgue. Alice Gabriel, /
Anna Logue, Dorothy Webb, Josephine /
Mcbride, Alice COhee, James L. Logue, |
Ralph LOgue. Herman Gabriel, Leonard I.
.Ogue, Robert Logue and John Webb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Haberacker. OF
No. 1911 Chestnut street, were given
farewell party on Tuesday evening, at
their home. by Welcome Lodge. No. 3,
order Shephards Of Bethlehem. The
.Odge presented the couple with a hand
some willow rocker chair Mr.. and
Mrs Haberacker are charter members
II the order. They have been residents
II this city for a number Of years and
ire soon TO move 10 Philadelphia.
Those present were: Mrs. Hannah
raggart, Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Clark,
Mrs Hannah Fox. Mr.. and Mrs.
stephen Denver, Mrs. Alice Gebhari,
Mrs. Elizabeth Reese, Mrs. Minnie
foreman, Mr.. and Mrs. James Davis,
Miss Alice May Gebhart, Mrs. Joseph
inc Meecham, Mrs. Barbara Meechman,
Mrs. Ellen T. Dickinson, Mrs. Annie
Meyers. Mrs Meredith, Mrs. A. Fox. OF
Canada, Mrs. Emma Geisendoffer. Mrs.
Bertha Linden, Mrs Benjamin Simpson,
Mrs. Sadie Cowan, Mrs. Julia Wahl, Mrs.
Mary Boyer. Mrs. David Abbott
Mrs. John T. Clark gave several Sc
leeiions on the piano. A pleasing vocal
solo was given by Stephen Denver.
Mrs. James Davies gave a recitation.
Group singing also was enjoyed.
The Bachelors Ball in previous years
has always proven popular with the
This years dance will be
10 exception. This dance viii be given
next Wednesday evening in the ball
room Of Hotel dupont and will be an
elaborate affair in comparison 10 the /
former dances, which were given in
he New Century Club. A philadelphia
orchestra will furnish the music and
Thanksgiving Y
WEDNE
Mr. tf.-fon a. G..tts.. -. a.. ...f