Evening journal., 1920-01-24


February Il in the duBarry Room OF
will furnish the music. The dance
committee recently met at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Otta Long Of the Lyle
apartments to decide about the dance.
Ihose present Were: Miss Esther
Plcron and Miss Margaret Fitzgib-
bon, Charles Davis, owen Yam, Noble
Grubb and Mr.. and Mrs. otto Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Roberts enter
tanned a number Of young people al
their home, No. 6i0 Bayard avenue, on
Wednesday evening. The evening was
delightfully."- spent in music and dsnc-
ing. The music was furnished by Ray
mond Bonean, pianist; Norman Groves,
violinist, and Leslie Bowman, cornet-
ist.
Among those present were: Mrs. Isa-
bella Smith, Misses Jennie Kitchen,
Florry Kitchen, Isabel VI Davis, Mrs
Alfred Robepts, Isabel Roberts and
Florence R. Smith; r. Bonsall, n.
Groves. l.. Bowman. w. Kitchen, Ken
meth Crawford. Calvin T. Hudson. Roy
Smyth. Calvert Smyth, William r..
Davis. William Hughes, Alfred Roberts,
L. Abery. 4. A. ]. Davis, Robert Rob
erts and Edgar Smith.
The Washington Heights Branch OF
the Sunshine Society will hold a mis-
slonary party at the home OF Mrs.
Glanding, northeast corner
and Market streets, on
Monday evening.
A dance for the benefit Of the Friend
ship Active Association was held last
night in Friendship Fire Company's
hall. Music was furnished by Robin
sons orchestra. Besides dancing musi-
cal selections were given by William +.
RAYMOND and Miss Bessie Bartell. The
new tea room which has recently been
finished proved popular. Further I'M
are contemplated by the
committee Of arrangements for future
iances. The association will conduct
! dance every Friday evening, and en-
90 a Leap Year dance VIII De
leld.
Mrs. Harry E. Speskman Of sixteenth
md Mt. Vernon avenue entertainer al
bridge" on Thursday in honor, OF Miss
Mildred Taylor.
Mrs. Ralph Derr Of Philadelphia Is
listing Mrs. Olin Derr Of No. 1876 Not
ingham Road.
A surprise party was given Edward
2 MuIlin. Of Marshallton, at his home
IN Thursday evening, in honor OF MS
wenty-lrst birthday anniversary. Re
urning from a call in the early eve
ling. the young man found the house
veil filled with his young friends. The
Orchestra, OF Which MT.
Iullin Is a member, played delightful
elections. Dancing was lndulged in
md at a late hour, delicious refresh
nents were served In the prettily-
decorated dlningroom. A number OF
,retty gifts were received by Mr.. Null |
in. Among those present were: Ed |
yard Mullin, Mr.. and Mrs. George Null |
in, William Mullln, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
lam Guest, Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin East |
urn. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Simpson, |
ir. and Mrs. Foulk, Mr.. and Mrs. /
.auren Wivel, the Misses Edith Sharp, I
Iarlan Armstrong, Lillian Esterling, |
Elizabeth, Helen and Elverda Dickey, |
lima Holton, A. and L. Williams, Elma |
IarlOw, Helen Michael, Lillian Gaugh,
'homas Collision, Lewis MilbOurn, Ed
ward Williams, Lewis Crouch. Frank /
wartz, Herbert ThOrnet, Paul pyle,
Iarvey Clouser, Norman Groves, Jo-
eph Hopkins, John Finan, Charles
Benjamin Dickey, Mr.. Ken
all, little Miss Wivel and Masters
Vivel, William Eastburn and Olin
impson.
Miss Marian Wadman entertained
arty of friends at her home, No. 1908
Vest Fourth street, on Tuesday eve
ing. James Kennedy and Benjamin 1
russell gave a number Of banjo selec-
Ions and there was dancing and re-
Twenty couples were pres
Mt.
Mrs. Thomas w. Wilson gave a de-
ghtful luncheon at the Hotel dupont
to a number Of friends.
A mock wedding was the feature Of
party given last evening by Miss
lizabeth Boyd, No. 400 Delaware ave
ue. 90 a number Of her schoolmates
the Wilmington Friends School
he ceremony was carried on with
uch dignity although much laughter
,igned.
The bride, Miss Elizabeth Boyd, was
owned in the conventional white
tin and tulle, made with q court
ain. The Groom was Miss Emma
The brides mother, Miss
eanor Carpenter was pathetcally
)wned in black. Miss Mabelle Spring
performed the ceremony Miss Helenl
Jack father OF the bride, gave her
way. The maid Of honor was Miss
Iizabeth Barry. The best man was
iss Louis Bridgham. The bridesmaids ,
| beautifully dressed in pastel shades
ere Miss Eleanor Briggs. Mss :,
artha Boyd Miss Gertrude Robins, Miss
Ina Holland, Miss Christine Iszard
Id Miss Dorothy Paul. Misses Ellen
ID Katherine Boyd were flower girls
1ey were dressed in red and yellow
The decorations were orchids and J.
feet peas. Following the ceremony G
Jolly reception was held
Mr.. and Mrs. r. James Thompson. Of
chardson Park, were given a sur 4
Use variety shower on Thursday :
ening, by the Young Peoples So
etl of Richardson Park Church end -
6 employees OF the Wilmington Fur :,
ture Co Many beautiful gifts We're
The evening was pleasantly :,
'ent in music and games. Refresh q
ents were served.
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