Evening journal., 1921-10-08
PARTIES

merry party OF Sunday school
scholars gathered by invitation OF
their teacher John NJ. Mohring, at
his home. 4S1 New Castle avenue on
Thursday evening. The object OF
the social wa stwo-fold, TO express
in a broader sense the spirit of good
will and unity which exists between
teacher and scholars and to formu-
late plans for the advancement OF
Sunday school work. Features OF
the meeting were addresses by the
pastor, the Rev. l. NJ. Broadway and
the host, John NJ. Mohring after
which vocal and instrumental
music. and games were enjoyed
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
John NJ. Mohring, the Rev. and Mrs.
L. NJ. Broadway, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Cook, Raymond Elliott, Miss
Montgomery, Mrs. Herman Faulkner.
Mrs Charles Faulkner. Mrs. King.
Mrs. Henry and daughter, Mrs. Pat
terson, Miss Louisa Patterson.
Master Davis Patterson. Miss
Theora solinsky. Mrs. Minnie Ham
ilton, Mrs. Joseph Connolly and
daughter, Mrs. Cecil Preston, Mrs.
William Knots, Mrs. Shields. Mrs.
Edward Abbot. Mrs. Springer, Mrs
John McGee. Mrs. DeChain, Mrs
Sarah Mcclure. Mrs. John Asay,
Mrs. Harry DeWolf, Mrs. Benjamin
Mahan, Mrs. George Goff, Mrs. Will
liam Alexander, Mrs. Eva Porter,
Miss Eta Kersey. Mrs Howard
Johnston and Mrs. Everett Outten.
Sr.
The Misses Elsie and Margaret
Denney, Of Elkton. entertained a
number OF friends in honor OF Miss
Mildred Starr. of this city. on
Wednesday evening. Mrs. John Mer-
rill. Of Hackettstown, n. j.. enter
tanned with music. Those present
were the Misses Mildred Starr, Mary
L. Keithley. Dorothy Denney, Viola
Denney. Elizabeth Denney, Mrs.
John Merrill, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
OFT, Edward Moore. Alfred Mont
gomery, Edison Davis Samuel Davis
and Birtchell Keithley. Mr.. and Mrs.
John c. Urban and Mr.. and Mrs.
George T. Denney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman L. Rearick
and Miss Ida Baldwin entertained
a number OF their friends this week
at their home in Hillcrest in honor
Of Mrs. Rushford II. Moore. OF
Warrington, W. Va.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wise. chairman OF
the Ways and Means Committee OF
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/ order Of the Eastern Star. enter
/ tained the committee at luncheon
] yesterday at her home PA West
made for a number OF social events
which will take place in the near
future.
Those present were: Mrs. G
Blumpas. Mrs. G. sauter, Miss Fanny
Brown Mrs. F. Rush, Mrs. c. zeb-
ley. Mrs. d. Hodges, Mrs. s. Hill
Mrs. f. r. Wilson Mrs. T. wise
Mrs. c. Helms. Mrs. Geo. Moreland
and Mr.. and Mrs. L. Msckiin.
Mrs. G. Bumpas and Mrs S. Hill
viii give 500 card party on Octo.
Der 13 at gard and Washington
: streets IN the Rutter and Neissei
building. At the close Of the chap.
ter meeting on Monday eveninf
there will be white Elephant
party.
A company OF members OF Nc
Cabe Memorial NJ. r. Church spen
a very enjoyable Thursday at sprinl
Rock Farm on Naaman Creek Road
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ALFRED
willing and family. A picnic luncl
was enjoyed.
Those present were: Mrs. c. n
Gray, Mrs L. W. Slocomb, Mis-
Emma Burns. Mrs. Robert Faust
Mrs. +. Clifford Kirk. Mrs Jane
Ball, Mrs f. S. VanDyke. Mr.. an,
Mrs. Alfred McGnl. Mrs. Bell Jami
son, Mrs. s. NJ. Roberts, Miss Doro
thy Roberts, Mrs. W. H. Vance
Mrs. Walter Martin, Mrs Vaughn
Clavey. Mrs. William Hamly an
son william. Mrs. c. Frank David
son, Mrs. John Matthews. Mrs. Pau
Matthews and son Jack. Mrs. Waite
Sawdon and son Walter. Mrs. W. s
Morris. Mrs. Conrad Hook, Mr.,
b John Reed, Mrs. Annie Smith. Mri
( Alfred willing. Mrs. A. c. Wfiin.
., Miss sallie Willing, Bobbie and Viz
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