Evening journal., 1920-11-03
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Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin l. Howett, 25Oi
Franklin street. entertained four tables
OF 800" on Saturday evening. The
decorations were autumn leaves, chry-
santhemums and pumpkins. Refresh
ments In keeping with Halloween
were enjoyed.
A surprise masquerade party was
given on Saturday evening 10 James
Hollis. 2i5 West Eighteenth street. in
honor OF his tenth birthday annyer-
sary. The evening was enjoyed In
games and music. Refreshments were
served.
Those present were: The Misses
Ruth kood, Betty Brown, Kathryn
Johnson, Aneta Dillon. Betty Davis,
Dorothy Wood, Dorothy Fisher,
Irene Jacoby, Betty Bartenslager,
Adelaide purks. Thelma Murray.
Gladys Mann, Margaret Thompson,
Ruth O'Donnell, Betty and Adelaide
Russell Alice and Helen Simmons and
Eleanor Green, OF Philadelphia, pa. 4;
Raymond Rachlin, Douglas Bennett
Robert Eastburn. George Graef. Mar
tin Howard. Stanley Sherry, Alvin
Morris. William and Harvey Nc
Cracken, Lawrence Thompson. Robert
Murray, Donald Oyerdeer, Fred OCon-
nell. Richard Fisher, James Fisher
lanes Dillon. George Smutz, William
Neave. James Hollis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Murray and Miss Marion Muir
ray.
Seventy-fve persons attended the
Halloween social given on Monday
evening by the intermediate depart
ment OF Grace NJ E. Church. The
evening was enjoyed In playing games.
Refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs II. NJ. Foulk enter
tanned n number Of guests on Mon
day evening at a Halloween party at
their home, i0i McCabe avenue.
Games were played and dancing was
enjoyed. Refreshments were served.
The Comfor' Fund Social was enter
tanned on Monday evening at the hon
ialned on Monday evening at the home
OF Mrs Beatrice Foley, IA Sixth ave-
nue.. Games were played and refresh
ments served. Dancing also was en-
ioyed Music was furnished by Miss
Irene Glenn.
Those present were the Misses Bes-
sic Cross. Irene Glenn, Adelaide War
ner. pearl Glenn, Elizabeth Mayor,
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| Margaret Beatty, Florence Hanson,
Barbara Mercle Idela Hamilton. Clar-
ence Regan, Earle Williams, Leon
Woods. Francis nonley. John Glenn.
Joe Glenn, Joseph Murphy, Frank
Gilman. Edward Wrightson, Frank
Stringer, William Comfy, Paul Parrell,
Raymond Hanson: Mrs Beatrice Foley
and son Jack, Mrs, Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Smed-
ley Brown and son Everett and Mr..
and Mrs. James Glenn.
A Masquerade party was given last
Monday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
y. Whiteman, 27 Water street The
house was prettily decorated for the
occasion. Music and dancing furnish
ed the evenings entertainment. Ice
cream cake and cider were served.
A masquerade dance was given by
the Daugh ters Of America Lodge. at
Odd Fellows Hall, ST. Georges, on
saturday evening. Tho hall was dec
Grated with autumn leaves, corn fod-
der and pumpkins. Several members
OF me sister lodge OF Wilmington were
present.
During the evening prizes were
awarded to the following persons:
Miss Sarah Shearer, OF kirkwood for
nc prettlest costume; Miss Shearer
was dressed as a kewpie doll: NJ IS
Kathryn Roberts. OF ST. Georges, for
the most unique costume, she being
dressed in a dress made OF autumn
leaves: John Gam for the funniest
costume, Mr.. Gam being dressed as an
old feeble man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Young. 3si
East TNvcnty-fourth street. entertain
ed a number OF young people on Mon
day evening in honor Of the thirteenth
birthday anniversary OF their daugl-
ter, Miss Mildred Young Decorations
and games in keeping with Hallowe EN-
were enjoyed
A surprise party was given Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Taylor. OF Stanton. on
Monday evening In honor OF their
fortynfth wedding anniversary. Music
was furnished by Miss Ella Frederick
Miss Anna Downey and Robert
IIackett Miss Frances Taylor con-
tributed recitatlons. Decorations for
the affair consisted OF flowers and
Halloween novelties. Mr. and Mrs
Taylor were the recipients Of many
pretty gifts. The children Of Mr.. and
Mrs TAYLOR are Robert Taylor. Of
New York; Samuel Taylor. Patterson,
y j.; Jehu Taylor. Marshallton :
Harry Taylor, Mrs. William Garvlne.
and Miss Sarah Taylor, all Of Mar
shalliOn All the children and their
wives and families helped IN the sur
prise.
Miss Sarah A. James entertained
a number OF friends al a masquerade
and dance az her home Locust Lane
Farm. Kennett SQUARE. Pa, last
Saturday evening TWO large motor
trucks took a number Of friends from
Wilmington and Richardson Park.
The James home was prattily dec
GRATED IN autumn leaves, corn fodder
black and yellow crepe paper and
pumpkin lanterns.
Miss Edith Hastings and Ted Men
denhall entertained with dancing, Miss
Betty Perry and Miss Marian Hogue
gave selections on the piano. Sing
ing was enjoyed by all Refresh
menis consisting Of ginger bread,
doughnuts. peanut brittle. nudge.
candy. corn. sailed peanuts, oder
and apples were served Guests were
present from Wilmington. Dover.
Richardson Park. Fort Dupont. Ken
nett Square. Avondale, Unionville,
Coatesville and West Chester, Pa.
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DELAWARE CHAPTER DANCE.
The ways and means committee Of
Delaware Chapter, No. f. Order OF the
Eastern Star. under the leadership Of