Evening journal., 1921-09-07
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unuer r.l STATION. Sept. 7.-Mr.
lad Mrs. John Diehl entertained a
number Of young friends at their
home here last evening in honor of
the eighteenth birthday of their
daughter, Miss Helen Diehl. Miss
Diehl is a member Of this years
class of the New Castle High School.
She was the recipient of many
handsome presents.
The evening was spent in playing
games and musical program.
George Tobin and Miss Gladys Ma
loney, of New Castle, played piano
solos and the Misses Verna and Ro-
berta Bland, Of Newark. entertain
ed the guests with piano duets
The dining room was decorated
with pink crepe paper. AS each
guest assembled at the refreshment
table they we're presented with a
small pink wicker basket. Those
present were:
The Misses.-Helen Dlehl, Anna
NJ. Burris. verna Bland, Ruth zim-
norman. Ruth McMullen, Roberta
Bland, Esther Berry. Helen Hayes.
Elizabeth Mckay. Mary Sterling,
Zelma Matthews, Gertrude Ratledge,
Marie Nendenhall. Erma Jacquette,
Elizabeth Longland. Kathryn Apple
by. Gladys Maloney, Reba Ritten-
house, Mary Richards and Fannie
Cannon; Messrs:-C. Douglas APP
pleby. Jr., Carlisle Tobin, Ralph
Duling, Douglas Proud, John David
son, Murton White, Fred Davidson,
Francis Maloney. George Tobin.
Lawrence Hollett, James Wilson,
John Burge, Albert Grimes. Victor
Davis. John Wallace. Earl Weggen-
man, Manlove McMullen. James Nc
Mahon, Jr., Ralph Smith. Harold
Dayton, VIM. E. Bland and John c..
Diehl. Jr.: Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood
Rheims, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Diehl,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Longland and
daughter Margaret. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Whitesell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Roser, VIM. c. Cory, Mr.. and
Mrs John c. Diehl, Mr.. and Mrs.
Corbit Hayes. Mr.. and Mrs. c. T..
Longland and daughter Elizabeth.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Bland and Mr..
and Mrs. G. ID. Appleby.
The lawn fete given last Saturday
evening by the Red Lion Social OF
the Lebanon NJ. f. Church on the
plot OF ground belonging to Clayton
ID. Appleby near his store on the
Main street, was pronounced sue.
cess, both socially and financially
More than S35 were cleared for the
benefit OF the social. The affair was
in charge of Miss Anna Burris
daughter 70 County Treasurer anS
Mrs Walter S. Burris.
The table and booth assignment
we're;
Ice cream--William #. Silver, or
vile Davis. Lee Richards and Franl
Henry.
orangeade booth---Mrs. Archi
Bradley. Miss Helen Diehi and Mis-
Naomi Colt.
Cake and candy-Mrs. Frank Ster
ling, Mrs. Charles Diehl, Mrs. Waite
Burris and Mrs. ]. II. Geohegan.
Tulip patch--Mis Anna Burris
Miss Gertrude Ratledge and Mis-
Mary Sterling.
Ice cream tables-Mrs. Franl
Henry, Mrs. George Chesney. Mrs
P. Kemp and Mrs. Lee Hoffecker.
Ice cream cone booth--Mrs. or
willie Davis and Miss Helen Hayes
Watermelon booth Mrs. p
Rheims. Miss F. r. Sterling and Mis-
Mary Richards.
Ice--Gnbert Walker and Clarenc'
Fox.
Committee for placing tables an,
decorations-Fre Davidson. Ralpl
Smith. John Burge. r. Rheims. r
| n. Kemp. Alvin Othoson and Epl
lsteriing.
The new Methodist parsonage a
Red Lion has been completed and IN
Rev. ]. II. Geoghegan, pastor OF IN
Lebanon NJ. r. Church. will NOV
into II next week. The old parson
age. adjoining. viii be occupied b
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bennett OF Red Lior
Mr.-and Mrs. Cooper S. Layton q
PENIS Grove. N j.. who hvae bee
the guests OF County Treasurer an
Mrs. Burris for the past week. hav
returned home.
The Bear Station School opene
today with Miss Reba Rittenhous
OF Townsend. teacher.
Miss Myrtle Davis. Wilmington
was the weekend guest OF Mis-
Frances Harrington, OF this place.