Evening journal., 1919-10-29
PARTIES


Several wilmingtonlans win go t.
Newark on Friday evening. TO attend
a masquerade dance, in the New Cen
iury Club.
A party was given Miss Mary Cor
bett last Thursday evening, IN honor OF
her eighteenth birthday anniversary. at
her home, No. 1922 Maryland avenue. A
pleasant evening was spent in music
and games. Refreshments were served.
Among those present were the Misses
Mary Corbeit, Beatrice Smith. Alice
Lyman, Florence Reed, Florence Sisk.
Marion Wadman, Edith Valean. Eliza
beth Bonquist, Esther Wharry. Mar
saret wharry, Margaret Corbett. Eliza
beth McKeown. Mary McKeown and
Agnes McDermott Leonard McManus.
Bernard McMIanus, William Baker. VIII
liam Knecht, Joseph Frye. John Morris,
Rupert Meredith, Willard Wadman.
James Mckeown, William j. Corbett,
Frank Lyman, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey j
Wadman. Mrs. A. Dill. Mr.. and Mrs
Roy slsk and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Corbett
Mrs. Preston Lea will give a lunch
con next Tuesday at her home. No. 909
Delaware avenue. in honor OF Miss
Mary Louise Curtis, whose engagement
to Steve Curtis has been announced.
A masquerade dance was given on
Saturday evening at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. o. ID. Ridings. at Holly Oak.
Those present were: Misses Mildred
Haley, Priscilla Thomas. Grace Ridings.
Emma Daniels. Emma Ridings. Ann
Ernshaw OF Philadelphia, Aimee Rid
lngs; Ernest Marks, William Bartoe,
Walter Haley, Lineast Hopes. Clayton
Hidings, Robert B. Henry Of Baltimore.
Md, ElwOod Sharp and Frank Hume.
both OF Philadelphia. Mrs. ID. b. Daniels
and Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Porter OF Holly
Oak.
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Marvel WIFI In
troduce their daughter Miss Jane Mar
vel. on Friday. The affair VIII be
given at "Nanticoke." the home Of the
Marvels'. near Greenville. A dinner and
dance will be given in the evening for
many members OF the younger set.
The w. II. s. Alumnae Association
will give an informal dance at Gilbert
Studio, on Halloween night. The COM
mittee has made many plans for this
affair and several surprises are In store
for the dancers. The committee con-
slsts Of Margaret C.. Macklem, chair.
man; the Misses Mary Dorsey. Edith
Bakey, Lillian Rosen, Katherine Allies,
Miriam Fell, Adaleaide Potter. Helen
smith and Hazel Ayerst.
Miss Eldred Boynton. OF Falkland.
Will give a masquerade party on Fri
day night at her home. Many Of the
guests VIII be the senior class OF
Friends School, where Miss Boynton
is a student.
Miss Katharine L. Kurtz and How
ard c. Kurtz have issued cards for an
Informal dance 20 be held on Friday
evening, November Z. at the New Cen
tury Club. Dancing will start at
O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Fraim. OF
I
Monday evening celebrated their tenth
wedding anniversary. The house was
appropriately decorated for the occa-
sion. Dinner was served at $50 o'clock.
The guests presented the bride and
groom OF ten years with a mahogany
lock. Miss Mary Th0rnberry made the
speech. During the even
ng Mr.. Fraim read a poem which he
rad composed regarding his wife. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
'raim, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Overdeer.
'ir. and Mrs. Howard Wood. OF Lynn
wood, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs Harry Valen-
line. Of Lynnwood. Pa; Mr.. and Mrs.
hudson Slaughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
rd Sdwell, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Grif-
lth, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grifnth, Mr.
nd Mrs. Frank Grifnth, Mrs. Jennie
,aton. Mr.. and Mrs Edward BroUgh
nd Miss Mary Thornberry.
81. Johns Chapter, Order Eastern
tar, will give a masked dance on Fri
ay evening at the New Century Club.
here will be many surprises for the
ancers. The hall VIII be beautifully
ecOrated. No one except those who
ONE masked viii be permitted to
ance. At the end Of the third dance
he masks will be removed. Only
lembers OF the Eastern Star and their
-iends WIFI be admitted. Tickets are
ow on sale by all members OF the com
llttee. None Will be sold at the door.
he committee in charge comprises
liford Young. chairman; Mrs. Francis
efferts, Mrs. Alice Albrittian, Mrs. II.
iurdock and Miss Fisher.