Evening journal., 1920-02-14
Parties

The children Of Emmanuel P. E.
Church parish enjoyed a delightful
VALENTINO party on Thursday afternoon
in the parish house. as guests Of the
rector, the Rev. Charles w. Clash
games appropriate 10 the holiday were
played and refreshments served.
The young people Of Wesley NJ. E.
Church held Valentino party on
Thursday evening In the church.
About nifty guests enjoyed the affair.
Games were played and refreshments
served.
The guests included the Rev. 2. w.
Wells. Wilfred Austin. George Worrell,
Bayard Hall, Jesse Coyle, Edgar Dris-
coll, Thomas C. Moore. John Dominick,
William Grey, Mllard Sheppard, Mary
Eckman. Edith Vallesu, Beatrice Peters,
Ethel Tattersall. Natalie O'Nell, Emily
Jones, Mary Hall, Lillian Carter, Neale
Mann, Alice Jaquette. Edna Peters, Mary
Jones, Lulu Derrickson, Grace Bacon,
Virginia Bacon Ethel McElwee. Cath
crime Convery, Ruth Coyle, Addie Tull
Arvilla Hinderer, FlOssie Kane, Mary
NAAAC9s AoAiNnNt liibAliioullf ifDSllf hN-
Callistcr, Neal Comfy, Norman Hinderer,
Raymond Hnderer Wilbur Driscoll Os-
car Thomas. Theodore Loffland.
Employees OF Joseph Bancroft and
Sons Co. gave an informal dance on
Thursday evening in Emmanuel parish
club rooms. Several feature dances
were on the program. 1t was .he first
OF a series Of dances 20 be given.
Music Yas furnished by Joseph BAN
croft and Sons Co. orchestra, Profess
sor II. McGinnis. leader.
Miss Elsie Warrington was given
surprise party last Tuesday evening
by her sister, Mrs. Fr'nk G. KINNEY,
IN honor Of her birthday anniversary.
The evening was pleasantly spent in
music, dancing and glmes. Refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. Joseph Shaw gave a Kitchen
shower yesterday afternoon 10 Miss
Mildred Taylor, whose marriage will
take place early This spring.
A dance will be given by Division No
?, A. o. H., in st. Georges Hall, Henry
Clay, on Monday evening
Original valentines and heart hunting
were the features of the Valentine So
cial hast evening at the home Of Mr.. |
and Mrs. c. p Diekey, Stanton. About I
sixty members of st. James Episcopal |
Church and Sunday School We're enter |
tained. Games, dancing music and |
other entertainment was provided.
The fourth Of a series Of weekly /
dances under the auspices Of the Friend /
ship Active Association was held in the /
Fire Company's house last /
night. A special orchestra under the
direction Of ]. Norris Robinson, fur
nished the music.
Through the interest Of Harry A.
OF the STAGE Hands Union.
and the G9rrick Theatre bill appeared
last night in a number Of special al
fractions
Next Friday evening leap year dance
Is scheduled Mr.. Dawson has arranged
a big novelty, "The Little Blue Devil
Dance" Talent from the local theatres
will also entertain on this evening
Most OF the members OF the Stage
Hands Union are members OF the
Friendship Active Association.
The general committee comprises:
Harry A. Dawson, floor manager; Jacob
Cole. assistant floor manager; John f.
Mcintyre, treasurer; Victor z. Edwards
Advertising manager; Thomas Barry
and William Hunter.
Miss Vera Voegelin, OF No 1908 West
eighth street. will celebrate her six
eenth birthday anniversary tomorrow,
t her home. Five OF her most intimate
-irl friends will be present at the .
birthday supper. Decorations will be in
,eeping with St Valentines Day The
guests will include the Misses Harriet
Emma Roop. Dorothy Shus- ;
er, Blanche and Lydia Steptoe
The Valentine dance held at Fort du1l
'ont last night proved delightful sue
'ess Two special cars OF young
women from Wilmington attended. Miss
Bentley Of the local Y. w C. A. was {
haperone. {
Dancing began ST si5 o'clock and ,