Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-02-22
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Assisting Mrs dupont were Mrs. Bes
sic +. dupont, Mrs. Charles Copeland
Mrs Harry Candy, Mrs. X. Rodney
/ sharp. Mrs. Henry Robertson Of Scran'
ton.
This IS the nrst affair OF this kind e
be gwen since victory" has come anc
every one entered into the spirit d
former times and made it a success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel T. Jones. Of
New Castle. celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary on Tuesday even
Ing at their home on The strand" A
family dinner was given, the four chill
dren and six grandchildren Of Mr. and
Mrs. Jones being present. The children
are Miss Margaret Jones. Miss Carrie
Jones, Mrs Walter Slbley and lrving
Jones. The grandchildren are; Miss Is
telle Siblsy. Miss Blanche Sibley, Earl
Sibley Samuel Sibley, and Miss Eliza
beth Jones. :.
After the dinner many relatives
and friends called at the Jones home
and extended good wishes to the bride
and groom Of so many years. Singing
and music was enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs Jones were the recipi-
ents Of many beautiful gifts, among
them a purse Of gold from their chill
dren and relatives.
! Mr. and Mrs. Jones are both well and
hearty. Mr.. Jones working every day,
although in his seventy-1fth year. Al
one time he was the leading blacksmith
Of New Castle. The happy bride and
groom OF half a century were married
at .Kenton, Del. by the Rev. Gregg.
Many out Of town guests were pres
/ ent at the anniversary. Among the
guests and including the family were
Mr. and Mrs Samuel T. Jones. Misses
/ Margaret and Carrie Jones. Mr.. and Mrs
Walter~H. Slbley and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Irving A. Jones and daughter
/ Elizabeth, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey w.
/ johnson and family Of Wilmington,
! Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Attix Of Whining
{ ton, Mr.. and Mrs. John Garrison OF
/ Smyrna. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thomp-
son Of Smyrna. Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver II
/ Walton and daughter Of Glenside. MT
and Mrs. Eugene Sylvester and daugh-
! ter Of Chester, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Z. Syl-
vester Of Clayton, Mr.. and Mrs. Nat
Johnston Of Clayton, Mr. and Mrs. Johr
/ Sylvester Of Middletown; from Phila
delphia the following guests: Mr.. anC
Mrs. William Smith, Russell Smith
Air. and Mrs Davis Taylor, Mrs. Kat
/ TAYLOR, Mrs. Elizabeth Bryan, Miss Kstl
y Jones; Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Jones Of
! Biloxi, Miss: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gar
rlson Of Washington, D. c.; from New
Castle the following guests: Mrs. Ann
Hatton. Mrs. Anna Bayne Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Bayne, Mrs. Joseph FINLEY and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones.
A card party win be given in the
parlors Of the New Century Club next
Wednesday afternoon. The affair will
be for the benefit OF the Minquadale
Home.
An enjoyable card party was given
on Wednesday afternoon by the Penn
sylvania Railroad Union. Women's DE-
vision for War Relief, al the home Of
Mrs. Alfred Russell. No SOP Broome
street Twelve tables Of 500 were
played, and many pretty prizes were
awarded the most successful among the
women guests. These beneflt card part
les have proved such a success that IL
is planned 10 continue a series Of them.
Tho Happy Hour Club met at the
home Of Frank L. Donovan, No. l2i
East Eighth street. Those present
We're: Misses Elsie Baker. Bessie Brit
tingham, Roth Orr. Ann Cochran, Mary
Bowers, Rachel Bowers, Eleanor Colin |
Walter Niblett, William COnley. Gar
rett Niblett, Harold Hackett Herman |
Niblett, Paul Baker, George Niblett and
Frank Donovan.
The wilmington Y. p. B. will hold |
box party at county headquarters, No |
l0ii Washington street this evening. |
The proceeds viii be used for the piano |
fund.
A card party will be given by the
New Era Branch OF the international
Sunshine Society on Thursday, Febru- |
airy p, at 230 o'clock at the home OF |
Mrs. Selden 5. Deemer, New Castle.
Palestine Sisterhood, Danes Of Malta, |
held a Martha Washington tea and en-
tertainment In their lodge room at Fifth |
and Shipley streets last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mckinney, OF
Elkton, Md, entertained a number OF
friends last night. The affair was
surprise in honor Of Miss Ber-
tha Hall. Visitors were present from
blkton, Wilmington, Baltimore and
Dancing was enjoyed.
Music was furnished by John Keithly.
Miss Josephine Milbourne sang a solo.
Mss Frida Jensen gave an exhibition
Of fancy dancing. Speeches were made
by Joseph Mckinney. Of Elkton, and w.
Lee knight, Of Wilmington.
A sisters reunion was held on Thurs
day at the home Of Mrs. F. r. Wilde.
No. ii2 North Lincoln street. Games
ano music were enjoyed. Those pres
ent were Mrs. C. D. Trump. Mrs. Annie
Mrs. Emma Goodall, Mrs. Jen-
ME Ensenat, Mrs. F. r. Wilde. Susan
Trump and Jeanette Wilde.
The young women in the Hgh
School classes Of the Ursuline Acad- |
envy gave their friends and parents a
most enjoyable entertainment at the
Academy last night. The vocal and in
music given by the girls was
particularly pleasing and showed care
full training by Professor Montani'
their instructor. Bishop John ]. Mon
Afghan was the guest Of honor.
The opening number in the pre-Leni-
en- entertainment was piano duet
s-The Reaper's song" by D'Ourvllie'