Evening journal., 1921-01-22
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Boyd, Miss Anna Boyd. Norman |
Groves, George Haigh, Mrs. Elmer /
Broadbent, Miss Zelda Seal, Miss Hill
da FOard. Miss Helen Ehart, Miss |
Edith Longslafi, Mrs. Elizabeth |
Speakman. Miss Katie Boyd, Miss |
Ethel patien. Miss Alice Ryle. Miss
Annie Ryle Bertha Mackinson, Mabel
Springer Margaret St0ops, Harry |
Bristow, Eddie Boyd and Franklin
Foard.
Mr.. and Mrs Nathan Miller enter |
tanned a small party OF relatives and
friends at their home, 6i2 North
BrOome street Thursday evening.
The entertainment took the form OF
a dinner. musicale and a dance
There were piano selections by Miss
Irene Wilkinson, Of Newark. and Mrs.
Haldeman c. Stout and Misses Merrell
pyle and Bessie Goodman, OF this
city. Little Miss Rosalie Miller sang
several solos and also did several
fancy dances, the latter OF her own
composition. There also was choral
singing.
One feature OF the evening was the
selling Of commissions as captain in
the Swiss navy" through which a
substantial amount was raised TO add
10 the Hoover fund for the relief OF
starving children in eastern Europe.
The dinner was made up of Russian
dishes. Il was enjoyed greatly, espe-
cially by those who never before mad
pariaken OF such dishes.
Those who enjoyed the hospitality
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Miller were Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur c. Wilkinson and MISS
Irene Wilkinson, Of Newark, Mr.. and
Mrs Haldeman G.. Stout, MIR. and Mrs.
Clarence J. Pyle and Miss Merrell
pyle. Miss Bessie Goodman, Miss Re
becca Heirshor, Miss Patricia Harris,
Miss RoSalie Miller, Samuel Miller, A.
H. Kruger. Richard Miller, Howard
Miller, Seymour l. Miller and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Carter.
Mrs. y. d. Hitchcock, 23i4 Boule-
ward. entertained yesterday at a
luncheon and 500 party. Pink and
white were the decorations. The
FIRST prize in the card games was
Won by Mrs. Clifford Young. The
prize consisted OF large bowl OF
gold nsh.
Hanover Senior Christian Endeavor
Society held lis monthly meeting in
the girls club room OF the sunday
school building last nlght. After the
business meeting social hour was
endowed. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. r. p. Young. 2iT Boulevard.
entertained at luncheon yesterday a
party OF women from several cities.
who were guests last summer at
Lakewood Farm, Roscoe, \. Y. when
Mrs. Young. Miss Anna r. Young and
lhnVn
/ Covers were laid for ffieen guests.
Mns. Russell Brown and Mrs. William
J Washburn. OF Brooklyn, n Y, who
have been the guests of Mrs Young
FOR the past week. returned to their
homes today.
| Mrs. Franris p. Watkin. of Odessa,
I was hostess at tea given Al her
home in High street on wednesday
afternoon. In honor of Mrs. John
/ Nnnby Watkins OF Odessa. who was
December bride. The house was
preitily decorated with baskets OF
spring flowers.
Mrs John Elman. OF Philadelphia
Mrs. : Rodman smith OF Wilmington
and Miss Frances Watkins. OF Odessa
assisted the hostess and the guest OF
/ honor 10 receive the glests
Some Of the out-of-town viSitors
present were Mrs William Bacon
Mrs John Eiman. OF Philadelphia.
Mrs Donald Smith, Mrs. Seller
Smith Mrs. Rodman Smith. Mrs. Glenn
D Cook. Mrs. Clarence Aspril, Mrs. Co
lumbtS Watkins. Mrs. Norman
Wright. Miss Alice Sellers. Miss Juhi
Towneend 0f Wilmington.
Mrs. George McIntre, Mrs. RlchSr'
Rodney. Of New Castle.
Mrs Charles Ash. Mrs. Bayard Hei
sell Miss Florence Hall. Miss Ethe
Reybold. Miss Jennie Clark, OF Della
Mrs. George L. Townsend, OF New
ark.
Mr. and Mrs. 6 w. Wright. OF
East Fourteenth street. entertained {
number OF guests az their home or
TUESDAY evening. The affair was ar
ranged for several ylsitors from New
I York city. who have been spendlnl
some time here. several noveltle,
were introduced during the evening
among which were set Of origIna
limericks written by few OF IN,
guests characturing each persoi
present. TO the hostess, Mrs. Wright
was written.
"Oh Mrs. Wright Oh Mrs. Wrighti
God bless you for this happy night
Wen say you're there, old pal
you're there.
With bells or ringing everywhere,
Your heart is big, II must be big,
To mother the crew OF this boil
brig,
And Hubby, well he's not so slow,
Wen say he's right and that's &c
You lucky girl, 10 have him fast.
Here's hoping u will ever last.
Again We say we thank you. so.
For an that YOU have done and so
Let's hope tonight viii linger long,
And not prove slow, so let's sing
song.
HAM HALL the gangs all here.
The Wrights are right. all cheer"
Among those present were; Mise
Gussie Cobb OF PHILADELPHIA, Margar
cite Qupp .of Newark DEL Estell
Patterson. Monte Harter Helen Beas
ION. Edith Wilson Norfolk Va: Bea
trice Ferris. Mae Carson. Helen Phil
lin7. Eva Essick. Charlotte Smear
Elizabeth Workman. Jeanette Free
man. Grace Bitterson. Ethel Phillips
/ Aubrey Tyson. Thomas Buckmaster
Samuel Wright. Clifton Harter. Alher
T Drake. Clarence Durham, William
I Wallace George Lehram Abraham
Buck. Adam Leidich. John GussmanC
II Herbert lsaacs. Price Phillips. Rober
Il Duncan. Joseph Ellenlogen.
party was given on Thursda
evening at the home OF Frank W. Nc
\ Coy, 1926 North BroOme street, I
honor Of his flfty-second birthday an
N niNersary. The evening was pleasant
III ly spent.
Those present were Mr.. and Mr.,
kilvingtOn, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel De.
mond Mr. and Mrs William ]. Kel
rlgan. Mr.. and Mrs James Barnes. Nj
n and Mrs John Welrh Nr ana NJ