Evening journal., 1919-05-03
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Mrs. Caleb Stabler gave a tea on
Wednesday afternoon in honor Of Mrs.
Walter J. Laird. Many guests attended
this delightful function.
Mrs. F. Mnsey Curtis gave a party
yesterday afternoon from $50 20 $50
o'clock in honor Of the little Misses
Dorothy and Sallie Curtis. Many play
mates and little friends enjoyed the
happy occasion.
The May meeting Of Grace Home MIS-
slonary Circle will be held Mond 3
evening in the church house. Mrs.
I Bayard X. Brown will be the hostess.
The devotions win be in charge Of Mrs.
NJ. A. Sweet. The mite boxes viii be
opened.
Members Of the Americanization
classes at School No. 4, Third and
Washington streets. made merry at a
spring party given by pupils and
teachers in the Peoples Settlement,
Eighth and Lombard streets, Thurs
day evening. Through the courtesy OF
Miss Sarah Pyle director Of the Set
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thrown open 70 the visitors, who
proved thoroughly appreciative Of the
glimpse into real American life.
The gymnasium, where dancing and
games, under the direction Of the
teachers I'm cooperation with Miss
Kelly5Of the Settlement, were INDUCED
in, Vas charmingly decorated with
Spring blossoms. Refreshments were
served in the beautiful club room on
the second floor. A great bowl Of lilacs
graced the table around which were
arranged favors tied With dainty bows
Of lavender ribbon, for the eighty-nve
guests. Candles added a finishing touch
to the decorations.
Miss Pyle IN few remarks welcomed
the guests and explained the friendly
purpose Of the settlement, assuring
them Of the cordial reception that
awaited all who cared to share its
privileges.
The teachers under whose direction
the party was given are Mrs. Mlllard,
Miss Dougherty aud Miss Beck.
A very enjoyable evening was spent
last night at the class party given by
the senior class OF The Delaware City
High School Games and dancing were
tho amusements. Among those present
were: Misses Marjorie Pordham, Mar
ina Davidson. Louise POrdham, Minnie !
Schultz. Elizabeth Jamison, Mary VII
klns, Mildred Bender. Rebecca Clark. |
Myrtle Collins, Mae Yearsley. Esther |
Eaton, Laura CLARK, Minnie Armstrong |
and Greta Holiday. Edna Greed, OF I
Messrs. Howard Holiday.
Herman Marks, Of Carlisle, Pa: Rodnev
Schunder, Richard Eaton, Edward !,
Sweeney, Jack Reybold, George Pord- [
ham, Miller Reed, Harry Morrow, Tur- I
pin Rose, Wallace Shook, l.. l.. Brown,
Samuel Carpenter.
A euchre and dance was given last
hight in Pythlan Castle Hall for the
benefit OF a local shut-in. Mrs. George
Jacobs arranged The affair. Many /
prizes We're awarded the winners.
Miss Ethel Ecker, Of Brooklyn. N. Y.
S the guest Of Miss Marion Durham
IN Thursday afternoon Miss Durham
lave a tea in honor Of her guest Miss
Ecker and Miss Dunham were class
mates at Vassar College.
An enjoyable birthday surprise party \,
Nas given on Thursday. at the home
u Mr.. and Mrs. William Andrews on h
3reck's Lane, in honor Of their dailrh- 4
er. Ruth.
Raymond Bonsen, Norman Leslie
3ohman. George II. Andrews. Jr.. rem ,
Tered music.
Among those present We're Miss len
lie Bisis~p, Miss Hazel Walker. Mrs
Anns Taylor, Miss Mary and Margaret
Anna Martin. Catherine and
ielen Hearald Margaret Haigh. Eliza
eth Ball, Dorothy and Edith Wrishf.
larry ana Ruth Andrews, Leslie Boh-