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of the letters spelling the name Of the
apple represented The ladies and gen.
tlelnen composing a few stanzas on the
brown "pippin' carried off the prize
finally, while those who undertook to
write poetry on the crab apple"
couldn't make rhyme, and were given
the BOBBY prize. Refreshments in keep
Ing with the name of the social were
served towards the close of the evening
to the guests, of whom there was
large company.
The young people of the Baptist
church enjoyed themselves immensely
on Friday evening last at a match So
cial held atithe home of Mr.. and Mrs.
h A. Maxwell on Church street A
game, played with cards of a kind
made specially for the occasion, was
INDUCED in for little while for each
lady and gentleman to get matched
for the pleasures of the party, after
which games of all kinds were played.
songs sung and instrumental music en-
loyed. refreshments were served dur
ing the evening to the guests, consist
ing of ice cream, cake, coffee and other
delicacies
On Friday afternoon of last week
Mrs. w. II. Tracy entertained 100 CT her
lady friends at her home on Tracy
street The afternoons pleasure con-
sisted in social conversations and dis
cuSs1ons on various subjects, inter
spersed with music of both vocal and
instrumental character, the principal
selections being given by Miss Ola
Ruffner. Miss Beatrice Freeman, Mrs.
soper, Mrs. Frank L. Benepe. Mrs. j.
J. Patterson and Miss Travis. all of
whom We're emf bred. The happy event
was brought to a close with the ser
vice OF refreshments consisting of
chicken salad, olives. pickles, bon hons,
kisses, sandwiches, ice cream, cake, cot
1oi
mention.
Mr.. and Mrs E. Fl. Fisher enter
tanned number of their friends on
wednesday evening, at their home on
Babcock street. The evening was a
most pleasant one and several hours
We're spent in playing enjoyable games,
listening to several selections of in
strumental and vocal music and in
social conversation. Those present at
the party We're Rev and Mrs. ]. W.
Bennett, Rev. and Mrs George Feese
Rev, and Mrs. Shulse, Rev and Mrs.
George King Rev and Mrs. Danner
Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Fletcher. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. S. G.
Eckenbeck, Mr. and Mrs. Jones, Mrs.
Aylesworth, Mrs w ]. Tracy, Albert
Trac..
Rev. and Mrs. Feese entertained the
official board of the Methodist church
on Thursday evening. The several
members of the board. and their wives
Hilton, shrdl hrd I'd lhrdl dluhrdlh
and husbands were invited to be pres
ent. The evening was very pleasantly
passed discussing various topics and
ending with refreshments of a light
character being served.
The usual teachers meeting was
held in the west side school house on
Monday afternoon, when Chaucer and
Sir Thomas Moore, their history, habits
and works, We're under general discus
sion. The teachers of the city meet
several times during the month forr
the purpose of enjoying discussions on
literary subjects and learning more of
the lives of the writer's of literary
works
The Coffee Circle" met at the home
of Mrs. Hancock on First street Wed
nesday afternoon of this week. Coffee,
refreshments and needlework were
some of the pleasures INDUCED in DUR
ing the meeting, during which, of