Evening journal., 1921-10-22
PARTIES

Mr.. and Mrs. George Regas. 21O6
Boulevard, entertained on Thurs
day afternoon lin honor Of their
daughter Helen's birthday anniver-
sary. The guests were entertained
by feature dances by the Misses
Anna Boyer. Irene Jacoby and Helen
Regas. Those present were: svbiI
keil, Anna Pryer, Marguerite Gova-
tos, Alice Govatos, Clara and Sylvia
Kiel, Bernice Gooding, Dorothy
Pritchett Katherine Tingle, Dorothy
Sunderland. Clara Louise Varnes.
Aleen Davis, Gene Jacoby, Lillian
Lang Helen Regas, John Govatos.
Jr., Billy Jacoby. Edward and sgd
ney Cohen.
An informal party was given bv
the sales stenographic division of
the f. l. DUPONT de Nemours and
Company, on Thursday at the home
OF Miss Grace Humphrey. Lore ave-
nue., Gordon Heights. After a hike
through the country. the party re-
turned to the home OF the hostess
where buffet supper was served. The
evening was spent in cards and
music. The guests were: Misses
Agness Feeney. Sallie Truitt. Abbie
Stringer, Julia Casey, Gladys Pom
SELL Margaret Kitchen, Anne McGit-
tigen, Amy Peck. Madelyn II. Quinn.
Marie II. Mcmahon, Hilda NJ. Sin
clear, Frances Dougherty, Helen
Knayer, Mildred Kaiser Mrs. Cath
crime Kerrigan, Mrs. Martha Smith.
A surprise party was given Miss
Elsie Wilde of Elsmere, on Monday
evening in honor of her sixteenth
birthday anniversary. Miss Wilde
was the recipient OF many pretty
gifts. Those present were: The
Misses Catherine Cheney, Bertha
Baldwin, Ruth Hendrickson, Reefa
Sites Louise Dryden. Alice and
Dorothy Drew, Mildred Ector, Mar
garet and Elsie Wilde; Curtis Cuv-
ington, Henry Roser, John Mullins,
James Maxwell, George A. Martin,
II. FARRELL Charles Patterson, Edwin
Beatty, Thorpe Martin, George NJ.
Martin, Walter Layman, Mrs How
ard Johnston and Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Wilde. Miss Wilde Is a men,
Der of the Junior class OF the Alexis
1. DUPONT school,
A surprise party was given to Mr..
and Mrs. David Comfy on Wednes-
day evening by their neighbors and
! friends on their return TO their home
at Bellmoor after an absence OF six
months. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. David Comfy Mr. and Mrs.
David McMullin, Mr.. and Mrs. Raw
lings Tyson. Mrs. Everett Higgins,
Mrs. Charles Stradley, Roland Nc
| Mullin. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Roop,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Roop. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Shirley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Bowen, Mr.. and Mrs. Regi-
nald Fooks, Mr.. and Mrs. William
| Nixon, the Misses Emma Roop, Dor
/ othy Belts. Mae Comfy, Eveline
Fooks, Verna Shirley, Norma Bowen.
Jack Fooks, Charles Shirley.
A Halloween party was given last
Thursday evening by the Blue Bird
Social Club in st. Patrick's -.aii,
| Fourteenth and King streets. The
evening was spent in dancing. Music
was furnished by Joseph and Paul
Dale and Francis Lenhoff. Miss Rose
Corrigan was chaperone.
Those present were the Misses Ann
| Dougherty. Mary Shaw, Marguerite
| Hemphiu, Kathryn Haney, Margaret
/ McGrath, Helen Cottingham, Marie
Green. Rose Massey. Alice Healy,
Anna Moore. Mamie Donohue, Rose
Corrigan. Cecilia Conner, Grace
Casey Margaret Lynch, Gertrude
Lynch, Wilhelmina Van Pelt. Ada
Ambrose. Winifred Nester, Mary
Dugan. Helen Lynch, Anna Donohue,
Mae Casey. Nellie Carney, Mary
Massey. Margaret Massey. Margaret
Shaw and Kathryn Conner; Martin
Joyce. Leroy Schoheld, Joseph Bill
ingsley, George Wootis. Ernest Davis,
William Lynch, George Walsh, John
BfIllngsley. Lex Gillespie. John Null
schneck, Joseph Tyre, Joseph Quinn
Paul Dale Joseph Dale. Francis
Lenhoff, Edward Harrison, james
Lynch, William O'Brien. William
stiles, John McGranery and Harry
Goslin.
The Social Service held a Hal
lowe'en party last evening at the
home OF Miss Ludora Joseph, the
Bottomley Apartments Seventh and
Orange streets. The evening was
spent in games. Those present were
Misses Jennie Maclean, Mildred
Ehart, Margaret Mccoy, Elizabeth
Foulke. Eudora Joseph, Dbl 9TH
Cole, Della Bottomley, Isabella Bot
tomley and May Ouseley. Kenneth
Finney, George Foulk, Edwin JEFF
| ferris, William Macklin, Edward
Foulk, Leonard Walker and Alberi
Ouseley.