Evening journal., 1920-10-13
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Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Marvel havs
issued invitations for a coming-out
party for iheir daughter. Miss Mary
Marvel TO be held on October %. from
TO 630 O'Clock, at "NanticOke,' their
country home at GreenVille. The re-a
ception viii be followed in the eve-
ming by a dance for the younger set
Cards for a small dancing class FOR
her daughter, Irene, have been issued
by Mrs. r. r. Nj. Carpenter. II is TO
be held from November 4 to February
4, at her home, "Dilwyne." Mons-,
chann- and will be purely an invi-
tation affair. II is the plan that the
class shall consist Of about fifteen
little girls and fifteen little boys as
guests OF little Miss Carpenter and
that the dances shall be held every
Friday night during The winter. Miss
Grace Weldin will be the instruction.
Mrs. Edward B. Germalne,, of Wa
waset Park. will entertain two tables
.of bridge at her home tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. William Winder Laird
Will give a large debm tante ball in
The Hotel dupont on the night after
Thanksgiving for their niece. Miss
Margaret, a daughter OF Ms. William
u. Laird. That same evening Mr. and
Mrs. Philip II. Laird will enteratin
at dinner for the charming debun-
tante in whose honor the ball VIII
be gives.
DIR. and Mrs. Joseph Packard Laird
attended a debu tante ball given in
the Bellevue Stratford Hotel. Phila-
delphia, by Mr.. and Mrs George w
Packard for their daughter, Miss
Ruth Packard, one OF the seasons
debulantes in Philadelphia. Receiving
lwih Miss Packard was another of
ms seasons debutanLes, Miss
Elise dupont. a daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis I. dupont, who formerly
lived in this city,
Mrs. r. II. Rogers will give A de-
Duianle pail for her daughter, Jane.
early in November.
Or. Margaret Irving Handy enter
lained at a small supper at Naaman's
last evening for Mrs. Francis N Balm.
OF Newburgh, n. Y, who is the guest
OF her daughter, Mrs. =. NJ. Hoones.
Jr., in this city. Mrs. h. NJ. Hoopcs.
Sr., entertained Mrs. Balm az mnch-
con at her home in Broome street
yesterday, Mrs. Balm, who recently
returned to this city from Baliimore.
VIII return TO Newburgh at the end
OF the present week.
The Rev. and Mrs. Charles L. Cand 4
VIII Introduce their daughter, Ais
10 society This Fall. There will b.
colnlng-out party early in Novemb =,
Mixed baseball teams. with fhe 4 J.
! mond laid out on lhe country esi
OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank Patterson.
the hennett turnpike. near Greenvil .
nave supplied much diversion /
| bealthful recreation this summer flr
the younger debuntante social 81
The boys and the girls have enter 4
WIN zest INTO spirit Of the gar. a
ana also into the varying forms 4
social pleasure which have been ma 4,
a part OF it. There were times NH a.
? .lle score WAS clos, when the excl :.
Hient on ihe Patterson diamond :, 4
aillost as intense as it has been du,-
iilg tne past week on the fields vyh.ra
the World Series was being nla,,j
on. Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson deli-hi
iu having young guests, and thsir
/ nome IS centre for the actlvil q
ot the younger set.
Waller B McKendrick Jr son ~
/ Mt. and Mrs. Walter B NIeKendri. II
I0I Ashley, entertained a number ~
ms little. friends on Saturday aflcr-
noon in honor OF his sixth birthday
/ anniversary.
lhe afternoon was spent in games
served. The dningroom color scheme
I NSs, pink and brown. Favors ~
|maH brown tubs, filled with candy
/ were given TO the little guests.
nose present were the Misses Mil
/ ufd ana Gorgiana Sharpe. Dorothy
ana Elsie Conway, Edylhe Reed Ann
/ HELEN, Esther Getlz and Thelma
Hank, Edwin and HARLAN Webb. Har-
9ld Reed. Walter and Raymond Mo-
hendrick, Mrs. David Asquith, Mrs.
IGhh Mchendrick, Mrs Stiner and
! Mrs. wafer B. Mckendrick. The
gifts. -' ~
Mr.. and Mrs, holland Duhadaway. Of
/ Bellevue entertained several friends
at dance at their home. on NIondav
| evening The affair. which was g'v0n|
IN honOr Of Mrs. Duhadaway's birth
, uay anniversary, was also Hall
/ irWeen party. The house was A.
| lracJlvely decorated in blue and black
crepe. paper The "Streamer Dance"
was the feature OF the evening. Re-
lreshments were served.
Ihos present were The Misses Nfyn.
lie Luiz, Ella Addrks. Agnes Conner.
MARY Mclaughlin, Agnes DOlan. Kath-
erine Casey. Helen Casey. Frances
feA, Violet Walker, NJ Dolan. =. Dul
/ haoaWay, Rose Farnam. Tess Farnan
Mr; ana Mrs. Nolan Duhadaway. Mr.
( ana Mrs. Robert Ludnam. Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul kealing, Mr.. and Mrs Jol
| seph Farrcrs, AR. and Mrs. Grifiih
/ and daughter Ruby, Mr.. and Mrs
/ sharp and family, Michael Burress'
I Paul Andrcck Arthur Grialfh noe
Collins, Earl Holland. Leonard Dress
] ner, Edward .MckeOwn, John Gillian.
-. II. Mcclellan, II. Green, E. Emory
! Louis Loebe, Joseph Harrison and
Harry Farrow
A surprise party was given la4
| n ght TO J. :. Clark al his home. 6n8
] West Eighth street, in nonor .of his
/ birthday anniversary. The evening
/ was pleasantly spent In plavinS
/ games, dancing and singing. Refress~
menis were served.
/ Those pr sent were: Mr.. and Mrx.
/ j ). Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Y. CllrN
! Mr.. and Mrs. William n. Skellenaor.
/ Mr. aud Mrs. William Huichins. ihe
/ Misses LOugene Skellenrer. Bertha
! Lilly, Anne HOOven. Eva ANingatc. Lii
/ Han Hamilton, Mllioent Ruth. Hen
( rietta Smooi. Marie Hession. Bessie
/ Bennett Ruth Skellenger and Isimiah
| Clark Benjamin V. Clark. Jr.. Charles
B. Wingatc and Stewart A. Hamilton.
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