Evening journal., 1920-04-28
HANOVER MEN
SUPPER GUESTS
Women's League of Church
Delightfully."- Entertains
Husbands and Friends
GIFTS COME AS
HAPPY SURPRISES

Another one Of those delightful
functions which cllaracterize the SO
cial life of Hanover Presbyterian
Church. was held In that church last
evening when the Women's League
entertain Il the Husbands of its mcm-
bcrs and a few fri,nd at supper Gov
crs were laid for % persons Mrs.
G.. 4. Mcnll. I.es dent of the league.
presid d with graceful dignity and
every number on the program, in
clud NJ addresses, following the
tempting supper menu, contributed
most pleasingy to the happy occa-
sion.
Following supper. a few minutes
were given 10 a review OF the work
OF the league jfrlng the year. Mrs.
Harvey L. Jones' secretary, reported
the access on Of 20 new members. in
creasing the league roll to r. Mrs. r.
W. Mcclellan. treasurer, reported a
substantial treasury balance after
many disbursements including one OK
siOO To the church mortgage fund.
Mr.. C., r. NOst in happy address,
lhcn welcomed d the husbands and
friends Of the members on behalf Of
the league Robert p Robinson. re-
spondcd on behalf of the men. 5, III.
Baynard, Jr.. told OF the influence OF
the league In the Washington Heights
community as well as upon the re-
ligious and social life Of Hanover The
Rev. Charles H. BQhnor. pastor, felici
lated the league members, remarking
that the sOciability Of both men AMI
women Of Hanover. was among the
most valued assets Of the church
Then followed the first Of several
pleasant surprises Of the evening. Mrs
Leon Walker, rising 10 toast Mn.
Wentz did so most happily and clos
ed by presenting 10 her on behalf
OF The league, gold bar pin. Just
before Mrs Mentz resumed her seat,
she in turn presented 10 Mr., Bohner
a gold pencil In appreciation OF his
many kindnesses toward the league
Brief addresses by 5. II. Baynard AMI
Fred ;. Price followed after which the
evening was given over 20 music. Mrs
H. Il. Barlenslager and Miss Anna
Young contributing piano numbers,
and Mrs. T.. V. Mannering, Mrs. l.. G.
Fritz, Mrs. 5. H. Baynard Jr., and
Mrs Fred 5. Price, vocal numbers.
Then came the second series Of
happy surprises when Mrs. w. T In
dcrlicd rising 10 speak on THE Mis-
sion of the League" closed by pre-.
sentlng baskets of flowers 10 Mrs
Mannering. Mrs Barlenslager and Mrs
Flory, IN appreciation OF their ser
vices 10 both the church and TO the
/ league.
Tho evenings entertainment was di-
rccled BY a committee composed OF
Mrs y. l.. FlOry, chairman, Mrs. u
| C.. Baldwin, Mrs. +. r. Metzger. Mrs
r. W. Mcclellan, Mrs. C.. V. Manner
Ing, Mrs W. II Lewis, Mrs. II. j. For
syihe Mrs. II. $. Drew, Mrs. h. o
| Barton and Mrs. ]. T. ODOnnen.
I Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs Charles p. WentZ The
Rev. Charles H. Bohncr. Samuel II
/ Baynard, Mr. and Mrs. koberi =. Rob
inson, Mr. and Mrs r. r. Grommon
/ Mr.. and Mrs. t. G.. Hacketl, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Fred $. Price Mr.. and Mrs Leon
/ Walker. Mrs. Arthur C. Davies, Mr.
aud Mrs r. l.. rory Mr.. and Mrs. C.
/ p Nost Mr.. and Mrs g. G. Hopes
I Mr. and Mrs. 5. r. Hill. Mrs. AIMS
I e.. Porter. Mr.. and Mrs Harvey J.
, Jones. Mr.. and Mrs T. r. Metzger, Mr.
f. and Mrs. W. II. lnderied, Mr.. an,
Mrs Harry w llObsOn Mr.. and Mrs
/ II. :. Drew. Mrs. +. G.. Anderson, Mr.
and Mrs. +. c. Baldwin. Mr.. and Mrs
is II. Baynard, lr.. Mrs j. p. Me
Gowan, Miss Emma +. Butz. Mr.. an'
Mrs. II. r. Bartenslager, Mrs LOUIS
H. Cole. J. l.. Lee, Mr., and Mrs. A. NJ
nObarganes Miss Anna Young, Mr.
aud Mrs. J. b Dean. Mr.. and Mrs. II
lI. F0rsythc, Mr. and Mrs l.. c.. FRITZ
Mrs Anna r. Gemmill Miss Mar,
Grandel. Mr. and Mrs. C. r. Kellogg
Miss Marion b Lloyd, MIR. and Mrs
I'D. n. NJ LaRoWe, Mrs w II. Leach
Mrs. Lee. Mrs. Emma y. Mount Mrs
! David r. Evans. Miss Elizabeth A. Me
Clmtock. Miss Rae McClintock. Nj
and Mrs r. W. Mcclellan, Mrs. c. \
Manncring, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester .
Moore. Mrs h. d. Barton, Mrs. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred q. Rush Mr.. an
Mrs. C. \. Saulcr, Mr.. and Mrs. Jane
in. Stroud. Mr. and Mrs. W. W
Swayze. Mr. and Mrs. w H. Lewa
, Mir and Mrs C.. e. Somes. AT an
Mrs. u. h. Simpers. Mrs. w.
Tucker. Mrs Charles =. Thomas Nj
and Mrs. C.. H. Williams. Mrs. c.
Wainwright and Mrs +. Turk.
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CONCERT Al McCABE.
Fifteen members OF McCabc Mem
, Oria intermediate department. VIII ~
neat ihe Easter cantaia. entitled Ih
rirsi Easter IN the church tomor
row evening. The cantaia Is com
, pOsed OF nine numbers. three or Mhicl
! are solos. soprano. contralto ana bass
The chOrusos are written IN goo
harmony introducing soprano ana Ten
or solos and giving sne' . WORK y
lhc male and alto voices iille one .
r comp0Sed for the most part OF a tnrec
part female chorus The soprano so
J los viii be sung by Ruth Morton an
b Katharine Frazier, The contralto %
b. MARY Ward the tenor by Normal
p White. and the bass by Lewis TalleS
D In addition 10 this the Young peo
2 Die viii sing several selections take
] from the old classics In the form o
solors. quariels and choruses. Read
Ings and dialogues viii give Nariel
2 20 the program. 49,
b A silver offering VIII be taken {
e help pay for a plano which has bee
s recently purchased by The department
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co. A DANCE.
Members OF Company \. o. NJ. d
b will give a dance tomorrow evening D
y NE Armory II viii be an inform'
y affair Music will be furnished b
j. Jacobs orchestra
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SUPPER AT ST. JOHNS.
The WOman's Bible class at :
Il Johns p + Church will give a sur
v per tomorrow evening in the paris
s house from $40 until $50 O'Clock.
It feature Of the supper will be The sal
OF plants and cut flowers witch wi