Evening journal., 1919-05-24
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Misses Tlilda and LAURA Hutchson,
Betty Norton, Homer Williams and
Oscar Lind were guests Of Mrs John
w Hutchison at house party recently
lat smyrna.
I Miss Dorothy Walker gave a lunch
con on Thursday at Naaman' 's-on-the-
Delaware in honor OF the senior class
Of the Misses Hebb school. Of which she
Is member.
Mrs. J. Ernest Smith win give a tea
! this afternoon in honor OF Mrs Edward
T. Candy, formerly a resident OF VIII
mington. The tea viii be held from 3
to 6 o'clock.
Tho Pennsylvania Railroad Women's 5
Division. for Relief. Department No. ,.
gave two most successful card parties
on Thursday, at the h9me Of Mrs. C.
B. Kaiser, al No 9il Delaware avenue.
one party was held in the afternoon
and -the other in the evening A large
attendance was present at both de-
lighiful affairs
Many beautiful and valuable prizes
were given, each table having two
prizes.
The parties were excellently ar
ranged and ,reflected much credit on
the committee which planned them.
the committee was: Mrs. j. G.. Auten.
chairman: Mrs. C.. b. Keiser, Mrs
Charles German and Mrs. Harvey
Smith, Mrs Gamble Latrobe is the
general superintendent Of the relief de-
partment.
10 is thought that about si2J will be
realized from these parties.
Mrs. Henry b. Thompson entertained
the Wilmington Garden Club and the
Green Spring Valley Garden ChIb Of
Baltimore, at luncheon on Thursday, at
her home at BrOpkwood
The Student Council OF Delaware
College gave ifs final dance OF a series
Of four IN Old College Hall last night
IL was attended mostly by the students
OF the two colleges and was a delight
ful affair. There remains one more
dance for the season, the farewell
hop which is given annually during
commencement week.
A homecoming reception was given
Wagner Thomas @. Wright recently at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
at Bellevue. Wagner Wright
has just returned from France where
he was in service more than a year.
lie was a member OF the 18th division,
Battery C, 309th Field Artillery.
The evening was spent in music and
dancing Refreshments We're served
The diningroom was beautifully decor=
ated with red, white and blue
The guests were: Mrs A. B. Clouser,
Wagner Thomas G. Wright Mr. and
Mrs Ebert Pedrick, Master Ebert Ped
rick. Miss Gertrude Green. Mrs James
s. Bright, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dalkehe
and daughter Lorraine, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rudolph Rowling, Master Rudolph Row
ling. Miss Leila NJ. Rowling. William
l.. Staley, Cyrus Fenstermacher. Mr.. and
Mrs Patrick Crerand, John and Francis
Crerand, Isacc Eaton, Miss Bessie
Eaton, Miss Annie Toner. J. w. Barkley.
Edward MacNemey. Mrs. Agnes Mac
Nemey. Miss Edith Guest, Mr. and Mrs
Harry Lowther William Lowiher Miss
A. Lowther, Miss ellen Lowther and
Miss Helen Lowther. y
The NIddletown New-Century Club |
will give a most delightful dance on I
next Thursday evening in the club /
house Music will be furnished by the I
famous Clarence Johnson ColOred Or /
,hestra Of Baltimore.
Mrs. Robert Pennington gave a dinner T.
asst evening in honor Of Miss Christine /
who is the guest Of Mrs c. p /
" Rumford. Miss Johnston has re-
,ently returned from overseas duty. A /.
bridge party was given this afternoon /
u Silverside for Miss Johnston by Mrs. |
David Lindsay, Jr, and Mrs. Tighman
Johnston.
The annual spring dance OF the Ham
mer Club was given last evening in /
parlors A and Of Hotel dupont, and I
as usual was a delightful affair. There 4
were about forty couples on The floor,
most of them being from this city.
Music was furnished by Madden and
Whites Orchestra, and the young peo-
pie enjoyed the dancing from about 9
o'clock until 4 o'clock. There were
Iwenty-four numbers on the program,
which consisted Of one-steps waltzes
and fox trois. Refreshments were 7
served at midnight
The only decoration was a large /
pennant Of the club
The programs were white with the
words "Hammer Club" embossed in
green and gold upon them.
The patroncsses were: Dr. and Mrs
4 rfh D
s composed Of the following members:
Miss Helen w. Smith, Miss Anna ;.
White. Miss Miriam Cameron, Miss NJ
Mammele, Miss Eleanor Stew
art and Miss Ruth Fleming.
A luncheon was held at Naamans-on-
yesterday. Covers were
aid for forty guests from Chestnut
I'LL, Pa.
A party was given last evening TO
Iiss Nettie Shortall, at her hoga', No.
3O5 Jefferson street in honor Of neri
thirteenth birthday anniversary. The |
ouse was decorated with flowers.
otted plants. the scheme being pink
nd white. Her young friends spent the
NcnlnB very picdedii"ss N''"i oiiN ~
trumental music, games and dancing
assing away the time
Among those present were Misses
lara Hopkins, Pauline, Helen Hast
les. Chambers, Marion Reese. Georgia
lorris. Marion Yates, Jean Middleton, {
larlon Gamble, Clara Warren, Eliza {
eth Adams, Elizabeth Gemmill; Messrs. I
ohm Bennett, Roger Stroud John Mid {
Teton, John Boggs, Kathleen Shortall.
rancis HutchsOn Edgar Reese David Z