The Penn's Grove record., 1923-02-02
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DR.. and Mrs. H. f. Ward enter
tanned, a bridge, Thursday evening,
in honor Of DR.. and Mrs. Albert, OF
Of Wilmington, Mr.. and Mrs. Meyers,
air. and Mrs. Tuition, Dr.. and Mrs.
Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. Daudt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Yaunt
The Parish Guild was entertained
by Mrs. Robert Morris, at her home,
on Wednesday. Full plans were made
by the Guild to serve a chicken pot
pie supper, at the Parish House, next
Wednesday evening.
Robert Faddis spent the weekend
at the home Of Mrs. Faddis, jefferson
Street. He is a student at Dickinson
College.
Miss Ada Truncer spent the week
end with friends in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Troupe were
visited the past weekend by their
daughter, Miss EdEA Troupe, of Phil
adelphia, and son, Horace Troupe, who
is in the service Of the L. S. Shipping
Board.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Coney and son,
of Brookine Manor, Pa, visited Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Nutter, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Berry and
Ralph Berry visited with her cousin,
Mrs. Samuel Fleisch, in Philadelphia,
oyer the weekend.
Mrs. Harry Lyon went to Philadei-
phia, on Saturday, as MIR. Lyons
mother was seriously i'll in the Epls-
sopal Hospital there.
A good evening party was given
Friday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Parks, for their son, John. The fine
number of young folks enjoyed them
selves with games and dancing and
then with splendid refreshments
Those present were Misses Leona
Stone, Mildred Birch, Florence Hamp-
ton, Margaret Chance. Emma Brown.
Edith McAlIister, Emily Brooks, Grace
Wood, Roy Park, Norman Birch, Ken
meth Wright, Ralph Davenport, Leon
Jordan, Joseph Beatty, Vim. Chance,
John Vaughn, Mr.. and Mrs. Parks,
John and 3Iary Parks.
Mrs. George Lands entertained at
cards, on Saturday evening, the fol-
loving guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Campbell,
.ar. ana Mrs. Fred Middleton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Cooney, Miss Mary Collins,
and Mrs. Hicks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Cooney enter
tanned, on Friday evening, in honor Of
their daughter, Peggy's third birthday,
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Terry and children, Mrs. Margaret
Sharp, Mrs. Clark and children, Mrs.
Harold, Cooney and children, Mrs.
Cooney, ST., Ralph Berry, and Miss
Anna Wiegand.
A costume dance, held in the Y. NJ.
C. A. auditorium, on Friday evening,
was attended by $50 persons. There
was added entertainment given by
members of the ladies gym class in
the form of a Spanish dance in cos
tune and a tambourine dance. The
latter was by girls of the leader corps.
A very small number of those who
attended were in costume. Refresh
ments were served by Mrs. JOSEPH
Herbert and Mrs. j. DoZier.
Joseph Crockett, physical director.
addressed the students at Lafayette
School, in the auditorium, on Tuesday
morning. and gave an interesting as
we'll as instructive talk IN safety
especially in traffic.
The basket ball at the "Y' neXt
Tuesday evening will be Labs vs.
Operators and Mechanics vs.. S. & E
That on Thursday will be Penn'
Grove vs.. Labs and Operators vs.
s. & T.
Howard f. Pierce. aged SO years
died Tuesday. Funeral services wer'
held this Friday. from the residence
of his brotherin-law, John Wingert
SO Church Street. He was a membe1
of Tribe 4. Improved Order of Re-
Men. Wilmington. and some member!
of the Nokomis Tribe, of Penns Grove
attended.
Mrs. Harry Justice has been visit
ing with Mrs. S. NJ. Justice, in Penn.
Grove. since Tuesday.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
=. Church will stage a play, in the y
NJ. c. A. auditorium, next FRIDAY
evening. and it will be entitled "Th'
Old Maids Association"
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Colt, of Car
news Point. entertained, at their home
last Monday. in honor of Mrs. Herber
Blackburn. of 917 Spruce Street
: Wilmington. The evening was en-
livened by several musical numbers
both vocal and instrumental. At {
: late hour an attractive dinner was
served by a Penns Grove caterer
Samples Orchestra furnished music