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DAYToN's BLUFF

Miss Marie Babbidge. of Cherry street, en-
tertained at o'clock tea Monday. Among
Johnson, Mary Gavin, Hilda Kearney, Phoebe
Smith, Ethel Shields, Lottie Brink, Leila
Roper, Florence Gertie, Nellie Raymond
Louise Bell, May McMilliare, Florence Dick
enson, Alice Schoch, Oracle Tully. Jessie Will
liams May Leonard. Dorcas Pugh, LUCILLE
Smith and Bertha Seeger.
Miss Clara Allison, of Bates avenue, gave
musicale Tuesday evening for her aunt, Miss
Allison. of Chicago. Those, taking part in
several selections; Miss Carrie Kreiger
Frank Kreiger and Harry. Fabian, who gave
reading. About fifteen were present.
An effort is being made to organize a So
cial club which will take in the young men
of the Bluff They have suite of rooms
in view, where they will have their club
rooms
Mrs. j. C. Mccall, Hudson avenue, enter
tained at dinner Sunday for Mrs. P. j. Nc
Mahan and Miss Katherine McMahan, Of
Minneapolis
The Misses Haller, Of Maple avenue gave
a party Thursday evening for their brother
Louis. Cards and dancing were the features.
Mrs. William Lindake and Mrs. Robert Dee
bach gave a euchre party Saturday evening
at the home Of the former on Bates avenue.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Smith, of Fourth street, will
entertain the Ladies' Guild of St. Peters
Episcopal Church, Next Tuesday afternoon
The st. Peters branch of the Woman s
auxiliary, will meet with Mrs. Charles Seley,
of Wakefield avenue next Friday.
Mrs H. H. Hamilton, of Conway street,
entertained at lunch Wednesday for Mrs
Eugene S. Elliott, of Milwaukee.
Miss Lena Hickey, of Ravine street, gave
a progressive euchre party Thursday evening
in honor of her 18th birthday.
Mrs George Wichman, of Fifth street, en-
tertained during the week Mrs. c. Cegel and
daughter Clara, OF Red Wing.
The Misses Benner, of Forest street. were
given surprise Friday evening. Dancing was
the feature of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wi!lius, of Hoffman avenue,
gave a large dancing party 1saiday c9ening
for their daughter Stella.
The Ladies' Aid Society of St. Johns
Church will meet next Wednesday with Mrs
Hilgedeck of Beech street.
Judge Orr and J. NJ. Smith, of Fourth
street, have returned from a ten days hunt
ing trip in Lac Quf Parle.
Mrs, Lilah NJ. Hirst entertained a few lady
friends at luncheon Wednesday in her apart
ments in the Euclid View.
Mrs. H. A. Meyer, of Kansas City, is visit
ing her partents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. P Austin
of Fourth street.
The history class will meet Monday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. T. Burke, on East
Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCready, of Mound street,
left Thursday for Chesapeake bay their fu-
ture home.
MISS agnes H0H, OF Hoffman avenue will
entertain the Thimble Bee next Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. Andy Rotert, of Hudson avenue, enter
talned at progressive euchre Friday after
noon. q
Mrs. R. E. McCeeary, of Maria avenue, has
returned from ten days visit in Saltwater
Mrs. Kate Eastman, of Aberdeen. is the
guest of Mrs. R. F. Slater of Conway street
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dayton, of Bates ave-
nue. left Thursday evening for Detroit, Mich
Mrs. E. R. spindler. of Maple avenue, en-
tertalned informally Thursday afternoon.
Bluff friends during the week.
Mrs. George Hienaker, of Fifth street, left
yesterday for Kansas City.
H. B. Fansell and c. Philips have gone on
a hunting trip in Dakota.
Miss Amelia Gabrialson will visit friends in
OelWein this week.
Mrs. N. Anderson, of Boston, is visiting
Bluff friends.