Evening journal., 1919-04-30
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Talley was the recipient Of many gifts
The evening was quickly whiled away
In music. games and dancing.
Among those present were: Misses
Blanche C. Talley, Ethel M. SquIbb
Amy @. Lloyd, Madeline C. Lloyd
Grace VI. Hanby. Dorothy o. Repp. Su-
sic c. FARRELL. Marian L. Talley AIMS
r. Weld.n, Miss Cloud, Miss Simmons
Jennie Shakespeare. Edith Clark. Alice
Mundy. Esther Mundy, Sylvia Chandler
Ruth Graves. Ellen Trlmble. Lillian
! Townsend, Heleni Carter, Edith Garter
Elizabeth Talley, Agnes Humphreys
era Betty, Elizabeth Van Saun, So
phia Van Saun. Franklin Gebhart
Lawrence 5 Nanaman, William Vans-
man. Jr., Robert Betty, Jr., Clifford
Betty, Arson Gregg, Raymond Payn-
ter, Charles Talley. Harlan Hobson,
Edward Frederick, Lawrence Colmery,
Paul Watkins, Charles Barney, Albert
Humphreys. James Dobb, Edwin Ged-
ling, Samuel Chambers. Marvin shakes
peare, Eugene klair. Harold Townsend,
Robert Giffln. Ed. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Colver G.. Talley, Mr.. John Carter and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Glffin.
Mrs. Anna w. Richards gave an in
formal dinner 70 her out-Of-town
guests on Saturday evening. Those
present were: Mrs. Nellie Foote, Miss
Marguerite Weston. Leo Foole, Wesley
foote, all OF Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Hunt Holt and Miss Z. +. Coursen,
Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert L. Chandler
were given a serenade at the home Of
tho brides parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas L. Lalley on Saturday night.
The evening was spent In games and
music, after which refreshments were
served.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hinkson. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Mousley, Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Simons,
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Luff. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry +. Bartels, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
J. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Garvlne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Talley, Mrs. @. :.
Beiderman, the Misses Mary B. Pass
more. Louisa Husbands, Jennie e. Tai
ley, Mary Gin. Bessie +. Ryan, Ethel
X. Smith, Katharine NJ Ryan, Hannah
Cox. Lillian q. Talley, Eva Highneld,
Mabel c. Foster, Emily Talley, Edna
G.. Foster. Irene Carroll, Emma z.
Smith. Helen G. Burrows, Madeline
Cox, Hannah A. Ryan, Ellen NJ Thin
Bile. Marguerite NJ. Ryan, Bessie Cox,
Caroline +. Talley. Ella Moore, Hazel
NJ. Tallcy. and Janet Garvine.
William II. HinksOn. Harrison Hink-
son. William 5. Burrows, Harrington
Husbands, Thomas II. Chandler, Law
renee p. Talley, Harry w. Ramsey, |
Fusey PassmOre, Philip Husbands. Ed
ward ID. Ryan, Willard Galbreath, III
Lee Moore. Arthur Webster, Edward f.
Husbands, Ralph Ford. Leroy BeesOn, |
Theodore n Gin. Mllard Cox, Harvey
McCrea, Harold c. Smith, Arthur
MCusley, Casper s. Beiderman, Robert
Brown, Harvey Mousley. Isaac Beider-
man and Stewart Bariels.
A Victory Tea" win be given IN Old
Swedes Parish House tomorrow even
ing
A reception was held last night IN
the parish house Of st. Andrews Epls-
copal Church. It was the first general |
reception Of the Kind since the parish
house was finished. and the flrst for q |
long time More than go persons were I
present. Mrs. David Lindsay s was
chairman OF the reception committee /
During the evening 81. Andrews Dia-
matic Association gave a play entitled /
"Tangles." An orchestra furnished mu-
sic. A social hour followed and dlnc-
ing was enjoyed IN the gymnasium
The decorations for the reception were
spring flowers.
Private Paul Joseph Vanneman, Bat
terry Z, iO2d Field Artillery, A. 2. F.
was given a welcome home party by
his mother, Mrs. Margaret Nanneman,
on Monday evening. IN Old Swedes
parish house. About seventy-nve
guests were present Among those
present were nfteen friends from
salem, n. j.. six from Philadelphia and
and one lately OF the Phil-
Ilppine Islands. The evening was
spent In music and dane
ng. while a six-plece orchestra, under
ne direction Of Harry Morine, fur-
llshed the music. During the evening
private Nanneman gave an interesting
account Of his experiences In France
md The trenches. At a late hour re-
were served and when the
orchestra reached the strains OF Home
sweet Home" everyone voted the eve
ling a great success.
Private Vanneman at the age OF ~ {
,ears. enlisted In the u. s. Navy and
erved as a seaman four years. He was /
Il Vera Cruz during our recent trou-
lie with Mexico and ably did his part
n the duties assigned him. After his
had expired he registered
md was drafted In the army. and sent
o Camp Dix.
II was his intention 10 re-enlist In
he navy but while he was deciding.
he draft board put in It's claim ilrst.
After one month IN camp he was or
Tered 90 France and given a place In
he famous 26 Division, known as the
Yankee Division. This division was
he second division 10 land In France
md saw a great deal OF active service,
icing ten months at the front and six
cen months over there. Nsnneman
vas In six battles. the last one being
feriun. and yet he was spared and Is
ble 70 tell all about these fights. Lik-
ng the naval service better than the
rmy service he promptly reiniisted In
he navy upon his return home.
\. W. C. A. HIKE.
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