Evening journal., 1921-01-15
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Employees OF ]. E. Rhoads and sons,
their wives and some OF their friends
enjoyed ar pleasant evening Thurs
day night at Noodawn Hal. sixth
and Grant avenue. Mrs. j. Edgar
Rhoads was chairman. Vocal and IN
strumenial selections were delight
fully rendered in solos. duets and
Quariets by Mrs. +. J. Chappol, Miss
Mary Whcatley, Thomas Edge, VIII
liam Mitchell and II. r. ratnall. Later
in the evening refreshments were
served, followed by dancing and
games.
The event was In charge OF Messrs.
Edge. Mitchell. Foster and G. Davis,
Who are planning 30 arrange such
social evenings at regular intervals,
The penn Social OF the Pennsyl-
Vania railroad freight once met as The
home of Miss Mary Kirk, ii02 West
Second street, Thursday evening Onl-
ccrs were elected Tor The ensuing
year as follows Miss Mary Kirk,
PRESIDENT: Miss Della HID. secretary.
and Miss Amelia Popp, treasurer. The
evening was pleasantly spent With
musical selections and vocal solos by
Misses Mary Kirk and Ida Holden,
AFTER which refreshments were
served.
Among those present were: Misses
Mary Kirk. Della Hid. Amelia Popn,
Nary Jackson. Marie Mclaughlin, Ida
Holden Mae Mumford. Una picrson,
Ruth priichett. clan Mclaughlin and
Lcona Bulger.
Mrs. +. L. Howard. 22OO jefferson
street. entertained the new officers OF
her sunday School class OF 81. Pauls
~ n Church on Thursday night
Those present were Mrs. Louise
Wallace. president; Miss Emma Nc
CLAIM. vice. president; Miss Viola
Nogueman. treasurer, Miss Martha
johnson. secretary; other guests were
me retiring Nioe-president or the
class. Miss Beatrice Crew, the Rev.
and Mrs. Carlisle L. Hubbard. pastor
OF 50. Pauls Church. the Rev. and
Mrs. Raymond w. Cooke. Mr.. and
Mrs William q. Skellenger. Music
was enjoyed. after which refreshments
were served.
A party was given on Monday eve
ming at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. G.,
w C0vle. In honor Of the fifteenth
birthday anniversary OF their daugh-
ter. Miss Ruth Coyle. The evening was
pleasantly spcnki IN playing games,
dancing and music. Refreshments
We're served.
Those present We're: The Misses
Ruth Coyle Angellne and Nancy Del
Crosse. Emily Valentine, Madeline
Hansen. MYRTLE and Emily Jones.
Aiicc Browning Madeline Grant and
Elizabeth NcGOvern; Joseph Dough-
crty. Norman Smith. Irving L. LAM
nhuc. Harvey Wood. Evan Balaguer,
William Pierce, Clifton Thompson,
John NfJTiovern. Jesse COyle and
oscar Jacobs OF Coatesville: Mr.. and
Mrs G. w Coyle, Mr. and Mrs. ]. ]
McGovcrn. Mr.. and Mrs c. II. SWEET
man. Nfrs. Walter Taplin and Mrs
Ida b. Sweetman.
The monthly meeting Of the Spen
Ger Rihle Glass az St pauls NJ. =
church was held on Thursday even
ing at the home Of f. w. Mitchell
lf7 Union street. After the husines
meeting a social hour was enjoyed
Refreshments were served.
Those present were. The Rev. G.. L
Hubbard. the Rev. and Mrs RaymOn
Cooke. Mr.. and Mrs +. w. Mitchell
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. ROWAN
Cameron. Mr.. and Mrs. Roland On
bons. Mr.. and Mrs. John Howett, MI
and Mrs. Samuel Lockerman, Mrs
l.. Grtirell. Mrs. n. II. Reed. Mr.
Workman and daughter, Mrs Wallace
Mrs. B. Terrace, Mrs. Hephoon. On
Misses NJ Rollison, NJ. Pyle. s. Smitl
r. Scarborough, NJ. Deeson, NJ. Scar
borough. Miss Berger, Harvey ReiI
William Pule. /. Fielder. Mr. Bergel
Mr.. Baker, Mr. Day, Mr.. Archibald
Mr.. Steel.
Members and friends OF the Rich
ards0n Park Civic Club enjoyed
card party and dance last evening
the home OF Mrs Samuel II. Caufmar
Sr. During the early part Of tn
evening pinochle and 500 were playe
and the evening closed with dane
Ing In the card games the followini
were awarded prizes Miss Florenc
Smith. Miss Grace Lewis. Mrs. J0hl
Poor, Mrs. Samuel Caufman. Samue