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Miss Nell Allen entertained the Con-
fusion Club at her home during the
week. There were six tables, different
games being played at each one. Inc
prizes for the evening were awarded TO
Miss Ruth Seadler and Joe Murphy.
Each guest was presented with card
which had some bright and original
sentiment ON it, and they made very
neat little souvenirs. The guests We're
Misses Ruth Seadler, May Seadler,
Margaret Faris, Florence Larkin, Nell
Uren, Flora Meister, Edna McClatchy,
Florence Jones' Gwen Mathews, Jen-
nette Birdsall, George Carroll ana
Ruth Stephenson; Messrs. Ray Hurd
Joe Murphy, Edgar Stack, Charles
Jones. AL Smith, Rene Curvellier, Har-
mon Bonte, AL. Goddard, Andrew Will,
Claus Wahlander Max Van Norden
and Miller Upson. Miss Flora Melster
will be the hostess Of the club next
Saturday evening.
The Spoon Whist Club met at the
residence of Mrs. Judge Johnson on
Monday afternoon. Mrs. W. Douglas
received the first prize, Mrs. A. Red
dington the second, Mrs. F. Birdsall the
third and Mrs. ]. Faris the fourth. A
most enjoyable afternoon was spent by
all the ladies.
The L. N. O. Whist Club met at the
home of Mrs. William Dwinelle on
Thursday afternoon. There were eght
tables, and Mrs w. A. Schaw Won the
first prize, Mrs w. Meade the second
and Mrs. F. Coombs the third. Light
refreshments We're served during the
afternoon. The guests were Mrs. E 5
Hadley, Mrs T. B. Hall, Mrs. c. Dill
man. Mrs. c. Wright, Mrs. r. d. Ste
phens Mrs. w. K. Cothrin, Mrs. Will
lam Devlin, Mrs. r. 7. Devlin, Mrs IL.
s. Ransom, Mrs. w. Seaman, Mrs. r.
Eulla, Mrs. w. Meade, Mrs. f. Coomps'
Mrs W. Henderson, Mrs. c. K NC
CATCHY, Mrs. H. Blair, Mrs. r. d. FIN
ME. Mrs w. D. Knights, Mrs. K. VAL
entine. Mrs. Kate puggan, Mrs. Judge
johnson, Mrs. r. C. Irvine, Mrs a
Anderson, Mrs. w. A. Schaw, MIS- G-
B. Katzenstein, Mrs. G. Dwyer, MIS-.
c. K Lipman, Mrs. E. r. Hamilton,
Mrs. c. C. Bonte. Mrs. Lynch and Mrs
W. Dwinelle. 1t was a very pleasant
party, and all spent most enloyap.e
afternoon
Miss Hattie Nathan entertained
number of her friends on Thursday
evening. Various games were played.
and dainty refreshments We're served
to the guests.
Mrs. c. w. McCreary and Miss Min
ME Clark are in San Francisco
Miss Alice Willis has returned from
a three months visit in the Eastern
cities.
A. very interesting meeting of the
Bendix Club was held at Pommer's
Hall.
Mrs. Emily Marvin gave a delightful
party to a number of her young friends
a few evenings ago. The young
folks present We're: Marjory Lord,
Dare Johnston. Aler John-
ston. Dorothy Mills. Marion Up
son, Joel Dillman. Jack Parkinson,
Fenton Parkinson, Mary Lindley, Leila
Lindley, Marion Wood, Marion Marvin,
and Emily Marvin Many delightful
and amusing games were played for
the potato game. Dare Johnston re-
ceived the highest score, and for the
game of balancing, Marion Upson. The
little guests We're invited into the DIM
ing-room, where a delicious repast was
served. There was the usual birthday
cake with its candles. The dining-room
was artistically decorated in Japanese
lanterns and parasols. and many beau
tiful wild flowers 1t was a most en-
tertaining evening for all.
Mrs. Herman Fisher was the hostess
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day night at her residence, 1900
street. At whist Mrs. H. Fisher and
q. B. Katzenstein carried off the hon
ors while the BOBBY fell to Mrs. E. A
Crouch and l.. G. Siller. new game
was PLAYED with Chinese figures, and
was the source of much amusement.
Mrs. o. w Erlewine and l.. g. Siller
were the lucky winners. while DIR. Well
1o,, and NTy~S Colonel Guthrie captured
the boobies. Mrs. Fisher proved her
self to be a very excellent hostess, ana
the guests enjoyed themselves to their
utmost
Dewey Lodge, No. H. Modern Iro-
jans. have given number of parties
this winter but the most successIui
and prettiest one was the domino party
of Wednesday evening Invitations
were issued to only few outsiders,
but a large number attended, ana the
costumes were unusually pretty. Tue
grand march took place at y p M, ana
made a very pretty sight, some peins
In dominoes, some in sheets and pllioW-s
cases, and still others in fancy cos
tunes. W. A. Jefferson was floor d.
rector. and Z. c. Billingsley. r. JOINS.
A.. J. Flanagan, f. III. Harvey ana
John Gerber acted as floor managers.
The Reception Committee consisted OF
J. e. Woolston, Misses Flo Ropinette'
Ethel Martin, Hattie jenkins. Lillian
Lindley and Josephine Scott, ana owing
TO their untiring efforts the party was
great success The hall at Pythlan
Castle never appeared to better au-
vantage than that evening in It's nano-