Evening journal., 1920-09-29
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Many young people Of this city Will
be glad to know that the dances
which were so popular at the West
End Reading Rooms. Fourteenth and
dupont streets, last winter and
spring, Will be resumed on next sal
urday evening. The dances Will again
this year be chaperoned by Miss Isa-
belle b. Wales. assisted by several
voung women Of this city.
All members who attended the
dances last year are urged TO attend
the opening dance as many plans for
this years dances will be discussed
New cards OF admission for this years
dances will be distributed on Satur-
day evening.
The Alpha outing Club gave It's
final straw ride Of the season 10 West
Chester on Saturday evening. This
club although only organized this
summer has had a successful season,
and is now planning to give a mas
querade party next month.
Those who enjoyed the ride were
The Misses Marian Eagan, polly d.
Gofllgan. Violet Lindsay. Marian Muir
ply, Ruth Stradley and Vera Stradley
Francis Barkley, Leslie G. Hipple,
Fred w. Kendall j. Richard Kendall,
Jra Thomas H. Kitchen, and George
l. Wilde
A surprise birthday party WAS
gwen Mrs. Ids Stanton at her home
on Monday Those present were Mrs
Clarence Jordan and family NIr. ana
Mrs Harry stanton and family. Mr.
and Mrs Leonard Stanton and family
Miss l,ida stanton. Miss Emma stan
ION, Miss Pearl Rash, Miss Anna Rash
Miss Stella Davidson, Miss MaziC
iP1d. Miss Pearl jenkins Hiss Mil.
Gred krauss. William Read. Ellis
krauss, Norman Morrow, Frank Stew.
art Earl stanton, Harvey Stanton
Clarence Whittier.
A birthday party was given las
Thursday evening at sos Heald stree
/ in honor OF the sixteenth anniversary
/ Of Lewis Magee. The evening wa.
spent in games and music. Refresh
menls were served.
Those present We're: The Misse
! Sarah Hall. Bessie Warren, Elizabe'l
4 Temple. Matte Hall, Grace Jamison
Delitha Dean, Lottie Hall, Hazel TrnaX
Bertha Spence, Nancy Rossiter, Eliza
beth Morris, Gladys Porter, Alwidi
4 Cochran, Irene Hall Beatrice Roney
/ Mar on Maharty, Ethel Syh0ff. Alic
Rash, Edna Knotts, Dorothy Mont
/ gomery and Grace Preston; Lewi
MaVee, Paul Goodman. Francis l0he
Wilbert 0utten, Charles kasowski
Harold Welch, George Shelly. Theo
dore Hill, Austin Hill, Ellsworth
/ GOOdmln. John Warren Charles Hop
son, John Husbands, George RossiteT
Edward Saddler. William Preston
, Leonard Hamilton Percy Lister
George Goodman, Mr. and Mrs Johl
Alagee. Mr. and Mrs Floyd Giles, Mfr
and Mrs, Cecil Preston, MIR and Mrs
Everett Oulten, Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. Johl
Montgomery and Mr.. and Mrs. William
! Goodman.
A delightful affair was held re
Gently al Naaman' 's-on-theID Delawar
when the stan OF the Wilmington
Institute Free Library entertained a
luncheon in honor Of four Of ii
members who have recently res. .gnel
The guests Of honor were Mis-
4 Dorothy Hawkins who has takel
charge OF the Delaware College III
brary: Miss Frances Fairbanks am
Miss Helen Holmes who are now con
ne,ted with The library Of the Her
cules Powder Company. and Mis-
less Gay Van Cleve who Wi
leave next month for Galveston
Texas.
Mss Ella Frederick entertained
number Of girl friends al a picni
last Saturday afternoon and evenin
at her home The Naples, AZ Centre
Vile.
The guests spent the afternoon I
PLAYING games. Refreshments wer
served. Tho evening was spent I
music and dancing.
/ Miss Nan Hamilton Lang entertain
ed at tea at her home, 5000 Marke
street yesterday, in honor OF MIS-
Jessie Gay Van Cleave, who will leaN
| Wilmington next mouth for Calves
ton Texas. Miss Nan Cleave is juve
nile librarian ~ the Wilmington IN
slitule Free Library and will ASSUME
similar duties in Galveston. She vii
be greatly missed by the large eircl
Of friends she has made since coming
TO this city about two years ago