Evening journal., 1919-08-30
PARTIES

A party was given by Mr.. and Mrs.
spencer Cochran on Monday night last
on New Castle road, in honor Of the
twenty y-second birthday OF their son,
Alfred l.. Cochran The young man re-
celved many gifts. The evening was
spent in music and games.
Among those present were: Alfred
Cochran, Miss Reba Grier, Milton Har-
rington. Miss Grela Sioeckle, Ralph
Hutchinson, Miss Leila Sioeckle, Frank
Finnegan, Wilson Ivory. Lloyd Draper
Thomas Warren, Harry Cochran, the
Misses Ethel Ouigley, Irene Quigley.
Theresa Saunders, Sarah Shnchardt,
Eva Lloyd. Nellie Phelan. Nellie Sey-
mour. Ada Willing Elizabeth Fehl
Mary Saunders May Fehl, Frances
Tidwell Edith pyle, Anna Campbell,
Nellie Ilayman, Grace Edwards, Olive
Neriz
Noreland Warren, B II. Cordrcy D.
J. Dineen, John Tidwell, Warren Heis-
ler Paul Miller, James Bennett, John
Wilson. William PeytOn. Harry Coca
ran. George Cochran Mrs. Ada Cole,
Miss Mahle Ward. Mrs. Ellen Halsey,
Miss Hayman, Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Rossiter, Mrs. Emma Shackelton, Ray
mond Canlwell. Edward Dugan. John
Dugan. Paul Goodwin. Edward Abbott
Robert Jeryel, Harvey Hall. Jr. John
Margaret. Dorothy. Sarah and Raymond
Cochran.
Mr. and Mrs lIaines, Mr. and Mrs.
Willis. OF New Castle Mrs Mamie Bur
meister Of New York: Mrs. Pheylan.
Mrs Harry Mahan. Mr. and Mrs.
Spencer Cochran. Mr. and Mrs. Erwood
Buckmaster.' Mr. and Mrs William
Springer. Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Mahan.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chambers Mrs.
John Cochran. Gladys and Paul Coch-
ran Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker and
family. Mr.. and Mrs Hudson Walker
and family, Morton Bennett. Violet
Springer. Paul Cochran. Willard Alex
andor Gertrude McCloskey. Frank POr-
ter. Edna King Mrs Clara Cook. Miss
Beatrice Davis. Mr. and Mrs RAYMOND
Cochran. lsabcllea Ottlev. Paul Miller.
James Bennett Esiella Keenan,. Morris
Patterson. Raymond Povton. Rose Sey-
mOur Edith Craig. lanes Gebhart. /
Charles Saunders. Mary Bowers. Anna
Cochran and Charles Preston.
a pleasant evening was spent Thurs /
day evening at The home Of Mr.. and 7.
Mrs. Frank Biesinger. southeast c0rnes 4
Fourth and Walnut streets, in honor of /
their son. William j. who became 81 1
years 0f age
Tho party was called 70 order at 80 I
p. m. with supper at which time John 4
7. Gilhrde made an oration telling of /
William J Birsinger's reputation in the .
'itv and The Store Of James T. Munin 4
md Sons where he is employed. and /
What The future had in store for him n
ne keeps the same path That he was
low on
The evening was spent in song and
music which was plenty from The boys
u The clothing department of James
T MUllin and Sons Miss Ethel Car.
lenter was at the niano while Frank
3iesincer. Jr. played the violin. John
!. Gilhride p well known singer Of this /
'iiy gave q few tenor solos Other solos
we're also given by Miss Ethel Carmen
or. Frod : Frv. and Raymond r Rich
rds. Wilminnion's famous male So
lrano. James DouVhprtv entertained
vilh several characteristics imnersona-
ions such as Charles Chanlin. Or. |;
ekvl and Mr.. Hyde, and the lepers
yal-
ThoSo nresent Were: Nr. aud Mrs.
,lbert Sleiser Miss Ethel Carnenter.
iiss Elizabeih Graf Of PHILADELPHIA. ,
larry q Richards. ! pennock Powell. |
p. short r r. Richards. John 7
iilbrlde David Nordduist. Thomas z
.Oughroy Elwood Tednum. John J.
lalev. Jamcs nouohertv. Joel Clements
rcd : Fry. Charles Sehreiner William
Biesnger. Frank Biesinger Ir.. and
lr and Mrs. Frank Biesinger.
A recention was given last night by
Iiss Mary Hunter Of Seventeenth and
". Salem Lane. in honor OF Harry r.
isher WHO recently returned from
arvice overseas.
The evening was speni in singing and
ancine. several selections were play
I by Miss Manlove Of Washington. d
on The piano and Hubbard Logan on !
le violin.
Those present were The Misses A 4
'0rkman. " ManlOve. NJ Baird. 3
ruke. ". MCGOWAN, A. Wntbank. l..
'ocum. Sheto1 of Boston. Mass. !
rniel. p. Baker = Cannon. II. Green. :
Gibson. Of Washington, D. c.. G. ?
aber and Mr. Kelly, ]. Brown. William ]
Handy C.. Barcus. II. Fischer. c. I