Evening journal., 1919-07-12
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A welcome home party was given on
Tuesday night TO Wagner G. II. Rober-
son, a member OF the 59th Pioneer
/ lDelaware) Regiment, at his home. No.
1929 Walnut street. He is one Of three
boys, who left this home TO serve
I Uncle Sam. Wagner Robertson IS the
I FIRST Of the trio to return to the United
States The other two soldiers Ser
geant II. r. Robertson, of Battery B,
Twenty-nrs, Field Artillery, and Cor
poral E. F. Sloan are still in France.
The Robertson house was decorated
in red, white and blue bunting and the
state colors with many American flags.
The evening was spent in music. Those
present were: The Misses Dillman,
Kelley, Hickman, Deakyne. Mousley,
Dougherty, John Wiggin, C. o. Deakyne.
IT., Albert Kelley. G. Lyons. Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Thomas, Mrs. Dillman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Cerina, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Deakyne. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Martin, Frances Martin, Of
Philadelphia; Mrs Virgins. John Rob-
.erson, Sr., Miss Clark, Of Washington;
Mr.. and Mrs John Robertson. Jr., Her
man Robertson and George Thomas.
Tho 1918 class Of the Alexis l. dupont
High School held its first reunion on
Thursday evening at the home Of Miss
Ethel l.. Jones, No. iii3 Hamilton street.
They had as their guests the members
OF the 1919 class. The house was beau
tifully decorated with old rose and
gray the class cOlors, and Rambler
roses. The evening was spent in sing
ing, dancing and games. After which
refreshments Of Ice cream, cake and
candy were served.
Those present Of the 1918 class were.
Jane Bradley, Susie farrell, Blanche
Talley, Ellen Trimblc. Ethel Jones.
Moniele. Elsie Johnson.
Joseph Wood, Dilworth Woodward and
Samuel Chambers.
Those. present Of the 1919 class were +:
Amy Lloyd. Louise Foster, Grace
Handy, Dorothy Repp. Walter Hend- |
Edwin Gedling, Clifford Betty, /
Herbert Carter and Albert Humphreys. !
Other guests were: Robert Betty |
Harold Townsend and Marvin Shake
speare.
Miss Mildred B. Abbott celebrated her
birthday anniversary on
night at the home Of her
aunt, Mrs. John Campbell. No. 223 West 4
Fourteenth street. A family dinner was /
enjoyed Miss Abbott was presented /
with handsome travelling bag and a
string Of pearls. She was the recipient
Of many other pretty gifts.
Miss Elsie A.. Smith and Harry R.
Warrington. who will be married
This evening, entertained the bridal
party last evening, at (heir new home
No. 1903 Tower Road.
a dance was given last night at the
Friendship fire engine house by the
wives and friends OF the members of
he fire company. The dance was
given to help defray the expenses of
ne reception to be given on July 90
o the fire company members who have
'een in the service Of Uncle sam.
About fifty couples enjoyed the /
lance last evening. The committee in
barge Of the affair consisted Of Mrs.
. Lofland, Mrs. Harry White and Mrs. {
ohm Mcintyre. 4
IL is expected that the dance and re- q
option 10 be given on July % will he /
n, Of the largest affairs ever held bv \
he company. Twenty-one Friendship 5
lembers served in the war, and thew /
'ill be the guests of honor upon this
ccasion. Ia
With more than fifty OF their rela- "
YES and friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Hya- .
ian Feinberg celebrated their 25th L
'edding anniversary Thursday eve O
ing at their home, No. PIG West Eigh- e
enth street
Thc G. T. \ Clab will give a dance "
might at The West End Reading room ii
r. Florence VI. Beacon and a commit f,
e will act as chaperons. a
There is TO be a cotillion with fancy
yures and an international dance in "
'iich the native dance of each land :,
m be interpreted. The Misses h
hwariz viii do some fancy dancing :,
d Miss Helen Howard and Alfred :,
nth. members OF The community
rvice win be seen in a new waltz q,
mber The Misses Lillian Rodman in
d Elizabeth Thomas will do gypsy NJ
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