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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-02
Miss Marjorie Darrell Enferfoins

Last night Miss Marjorie Darrell en-
tcrtained number of friends at her
residence on Terrell street, in South
Putte. Tt was really a musical evening
given for Miss Jean Barton. of Chicago.
who is the guest of Miss Darrell. Nearly
every guest was able to entertain the
company by the rendition of some se!ec-
ten, vocal or Instrumental. The earlier
portion of the evening was given to
music several choruses being inter
epersed IT was one Of those rare even
irgs Of enjoyment which are always re-
membered with pleasure by the members
of the company. A repast was served
late in the evening.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs Carleton Barrel. Mir. and Mrs.
Harry Miller, Nh and Mrs. Arthur AL
cyarder, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hamin, Mr..
ana Mrs. Harwood; Misses Marjorie
Darrell, Jean Barton, Lillian Chadwick,
Mamie Bradley, Georgia Kline, Vivian
benny: Messrs. Williams, j. l.. Maxwell,
NJ Gardner, Thomas, Raymond, Clinton.
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CenferxjiiIe Eucbre.

Mrs. Clayton McClintic and Miss Nita
McClintic entertained number of their
friends at progressive euchre last Tues
day afternoon. Six tables were used and
the prizes We're eagerly competed for.
The first prize, handsome linen CENTER
piece. embroidered in holly. was cut for
by Mrs. Sam Dow, Mrs. Noyes and Mrs.
Fred Skinner, the latter winning. The
second prize. pretty doiley, was cut
for by Mrs. NJ. Rothe, Mrs. r. Clement
and Miss Olive Finch. Mrs. Rothe won
1t. The consolation prize was won By
Mrs. r. Hughes-a dainty handkerchief.
Instead of tea, regular "English high
tea was served. with meats and other
substantials. The ladies of Centeryillt,
are talking of forming an euchre club
and giving the highest prize always 10
the winner of the most lone hands. The
one getting the largest number first, 81
there Will be no cutting. There will be
membership of at least so to commence
with. ''
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Lord-Fermen.

While the wedding Of Miss Edith B.
Ferman and Walter A. Lord last We'd
nesday was very informal and only a few
of the most intimate friends We're pres
ent, it was one of the daintiest prettest
weddings of the year. Both are very
popular in Butte. Mr. Lord came here II
years ago, being native of Boston, Mas
sachusetts, first embarking in business
with his brother. as jewelers., the firm
name Lord Brothers." They finally Went
out of business and Mr.. Lord went to
Hight & Fairfield's where he has been
ever since. Mr.. Lord is young man of
sterling qualities, social and business
favorite. rare combination.
The bride is as well known and her
friends are legion, for she has the faculty
of making friends and keeping them. She
looked SO pretty in her wedding gown
that they should have been given the op-
portunity to see her. The gown was
quaint creation of pearl gray crepe de
cine, made en- traine. The bodice was
made with a bOlerO of stitched panne
velvet, combined with Duchesse lace
while the skirt was made with wide
trimming of the stitched panne velvet
over the hips and down the front with
stole effect She wore roses in her hair
the DflSnL CRIMSON ISIlcN lilSo tic VI
gown.
The wedding ceremony was performed
at the residence of DR.. and Mrs. Nc
Nevn on Montana street, Rev. G. S.
Black ston officiating. The drawing room
where the service was read was all in
red and white. red carnations and
American beauties combined with smi-
lax and ferns. The dining room was in
rink and white, and the table was most
artistic
AS soon as the solemn feeling in
spired by the solemn service of the
church wore away the guests enjoyed Il
most delightful evening. 1t was such
congenial company, all having been init
mate friends for years, that it did not
seem like a wedding but just an informal
gathering such as they We're accustomed
to have often.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lord will be at home to
their friends at the LenoX hotel after
March LIST.
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Daughter Of the Re1olufion.

The Daughters of the American Revo-
luton gave pleasant progressive whist
party last Monday night at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Wetha.
No S34 West Granite street Over 100
them.
Although the society enjoys meet
ing every week at the home of one of the
members, when they give Function.
they have a two-fold purpose. One to
pass pleasant evening and enable their
friends to do likewise and also to ada
a little more to the treasury. To this
end they charge a fee of 80 cents, which
all goes to the fund they have been
steadily increasing every month. Their
ambition is to purchase a public drink
ing fountain in memory OF the Montana
boys who lost their lives on the field
of battle in the Philippines. Their first
intention was to place it in front of tho
new government building for the posi-
office. corner of Copper and Main. Nov
that seems to he in a state of innocu-
Gus desuetude. they are looking at sev-
eral other sites which have been offercl
them.
There is an opportunity for some. or
Buttes capitalists to donate a ste for
a worthy object. Then the money coi1 III
all go into the memorial. All last sum
mer the society gave parties. euchre par
ties for ladies only, a Columbia gardens
A fee of 25 cents was charged and the
handsome prizes We're all donated by
merchants and others.
1t is great honor to be a Daughter
of the American Revolution, for it is one.
distinction money cannot buy. Mrs J.
w Murphy is regent, Mrs. ]. II. Harper
secretary. Mrs. r. II. Isenisch treasure
and Mrs. ]. H. Harper is also historian
! of the Butte branch which is of course.
! subordinate to the national order. This
| is not the organization known as The
| Daugh ters of the Revolution, but Daugn-
| ters of the American Revolution.
Monday night a handsome painting
| by Paxson, of an Indian head. was the
| first prize, and 1t was won by Mrs. Frank
| E. Shaw. Mrs. Pyle won the second
| prize. a handsome sofa pillow. When
| the prizes were awarded the hostess
! served dainty refreshments.
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Che Elliott Surprise.

Last Tuesday night the Neighborhood
Whist club of South Butte, and the
husbands of the members, surprised
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Elliott, Mrs. Elliott
having just returned from a three
months visit in the east. Six tables
We're soon arranged and all began to
compete for the prizes.
Those present We're: Mr. and Mrs. w.
Bowen. Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Moves MI
and Mrs. Fred Melcher. Mr.. and Mrs
Chef Willis, Mr.. and Mrs Morrison, Mr..
and Mrs. r. F. Hopper, Mr. and Mrs
GenereuX, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Gilbert,
MI. and Mrs. u. j. Charles, Miss NJ
Willis. Mr.. Campbell. Mr.. S. l.. Russell,
Mr. and Mrs. S. NJ. Nixon, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. E. Elliott.
About II o'clock the prizes were
awarded to the lucky winners. Mrs.
w. d. Bowen won the first prize for
ladles, handsome Haviland cake plate.
Mrs. r. Il. Hopper won the second
prize. dainty cup and saucer. Mr..
Wills won the first gentleman's prize,
handsome cup and saucer, while Mr..
Noyes took the second. handsome
match safe. The guests prize was
awarded to Mrs. Elliott, a handsome
hand painted French olive dish Re
1reshments We're then served which the
ladies' had provided in abundance. All
departed at a late hour having spent
most delightful evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Elliott
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Society BotvLS.

The opening of Heilbronner's bowling
alley in the new Thornton building on
the corner of Broadway and Wyoming
streets last Wednesday night proved to
be quite a siciety event and it is said
that there were 400 ladies present. The
opening was in the nature of a reception
hut some of the ladies and gentlemen
succeeded in rolling a game or two while
the crowd looked on. There We're a num-
Der of private parties in attendance and
after the visit to the alley they repaired
to residences or to the Butte cafe where
magnificent dinners We're served. Among
those having parties were the Misses
Horgan Mrs. Largely. Mrs. Fayette Har-
lington, Miss Roberts, Miss Turner and
Mr.. Meyer
The crowd was so great that list was
impossible but among those who We're
present We're noticed: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cotter, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse 3. Roote.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Heslet, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hamilton. DR.. and Mrs. McCrimmon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Holbrook, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bellinger, Mr. and Mrs. S. Baker,
Mrs. and Mrs. Braddock, Mrs Largely
the Misses Horgan. Miss Largely Miss
Sullivan. Miss Margaret Marks, Miss LIE
Beau, Mrs. Mason. Miss Young, II. v.
Winchell, Howard j. Jones, George
Bush, DIR. Napton, Dr. Hall, Mr.. Man
gam. Mr.. Templeton, w. A. Clark. Jr.
DR.. Renick, Fred Slemmons. Robert lie
Beau, Glen Harrington, Mr.. Meyer
Percy Bell.
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HnniuerSory Surprise,

A number of the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs H. w. Lenne.s.,ohl gave them
delightful surprise last Saturday night,
it being the Goth anniversary of their
wedding. Cards and games were played
prizes being awarded for the successful
card players. The first prize was won
by Mrs. c. Jensen, and the second prize
was won by Mrs. F. E. Haskins. The
consolation prize was carried off by
Mrs Frank Daily. The first prize for
gentlemen was won by +. e. Haskins
and the second by c. Dreise. The con-
ISOLATION was awarded to H. w. Lennen-
kohl. When the games We're concluded
delicious refreshments were served.
Those present We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
II. w. Lennenkohl, Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.
Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Bailey, Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank DAILY. Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Has
kins, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Jensen, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Collins, Mr.. and Mrs. II. e.
Plant. Mr.. and Mrs. Grambling, Mr..
and Mrs. Shanahan, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Suesser, Miss Minnie Harris, Miss Grace
Lennenkohl. Miss VERNE Grambling,
Messrs. Will Lennenkohl, Willie Spen-
GER Will Lewis, Reed Howl, Mrs. De-
Zell.
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On the eEIesf Side.

"A kaffee Klatch" was given by Mrs.
Frank Goldfinch at her residence. on the
west Side last Monday night. German
dishes only We're served The evening
was spent in playing progressive whist,
hve tables being used. The first prize.
a pretty cut glass bon bon dish, was
won by Carl Eshelman. The second
prize, the pretty silver call bell used
during the game as a mascot, was won
by Mrs. Gus Reinhart. The consolation
prize'a candy Cupid, was awarded to
Mrs. George 3. Van De Veer. After the
prizes had been awarded the unique re-
freshments We're served, and it was a
late hour when the last goodbye was
said. Those present We're: Mr. and
Mrs. Gus Reinhart, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Eshelman, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gold
finch, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Rolfs Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Wade. Mr.. and Mrs. O. IT.
l4indig. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Van Buren,,
Miss Violet Parker, Miss Katherine
Rolls, Chester Dunwoody, Frank More
house and Will Scott
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The Dox,is Surprise.

One of the most pleasant affairs OF
the week took place at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. X. II. Davis, at 1915 Madison
street, on "Wednesday evening. January
30, when their son Thomas was given a
birthday party. which proved an entire
surprise. The table was laden with
fruit, cake and coffee, and no pains We're
spared by the hostess to royalty enter
tain the following boys and girls: Will
liam Thomas. Wi!fred Tretheway. Her.
bert FoSS. August Grucnot. William
levin, Conrad Hansen, Thomas Davis.
Bert Dunn. Thomas Stock, William
Rowan. William Weber Halver Carlson.
Claude Kendall. Arthur Rowe. Richard
Davis. John Williams: Stella Evans,
Beatrice Thomas. Frances Inch, ida
Williams. Ida Barry. Kate Shoolin, Net
tie Williams. Blanche Davis, Bessie Ellis
worth.
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Gordon Tin eUeddin&.

Mr.. and Mrs. F.. X. Gordon celebrated
their tin wedding at their home 125
North Henry street last Saturday even
ing and although the presents We're sup
posed to be confined to tin the young
people were made the recipients Of many
other presents including a handsome set
of Haviland china. Euchre and dancing
were the order of the evening and some
delicious refreshments We're served.
The guests present We're Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Il. O'Brien, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.. Hogan,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.. Carroll. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Stanburg, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Heawood. Mrs. and Mrs. X. ]. Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs H. r. Whittlesey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. J. 8.
SwindlehurSt
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Mrs. a. C.. LcGGot EnferfainS.

Mrs. A. G. Leggat entertained num-
Der of her friends at cards yesterday af-
ternoon and it proved 10 be one of the
most pleasant events of the week Whist
was the order of the day and at the con-
clusion of the game dainty refreshments
were served. The prize Il handsome wat
er color picture was won by Mrs. II. 0.
Wilson ana the second, a Belleck plate
was won by Mrs. j. II. Murray.
The guests were Mrs. Eugene Carroll.
Mrs A p. HainZe Mrs. MEG. White. Mrs.
Fayette Harrington Mrs. Perry Gilfillan.
Mrs Louis San ters. Mrs. Mary Sharpe,
Mrs. Ba,lingar,, Mrs. d. Campbell. Mrs.
A q NcCrimmon. Mrs. Fred. Holbrook.
Mrs Barry Hamilton, Mrs. Waiter Lew
is Mrs. A. T. Morgan. Mrs. II. o. Wilson.
NJ, J,nas Forbis. Mrs. /. d. Freund,
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'0CietY:

pered the secret to and who. when Bessie
was not looking, provided an abundance
of the good things of life, which also
shared in the surprises of the evening.
1t is no wonder. with the various forms
of entertainment participated in, that
the party did not wend their way home
ward until they had again broken that
good. old but little observed, maxim,
EARLY to bed and early to rise, makes
one healthy. wealthy and WISE" There
are however. exceptions to all rules, and
the guests We're unanimous in declaring
this occasion justifiable example. Those
present We're: Miss Gertrude Metzger,
Miss Nellie Fowler. Miss Bessie Vaughn,
Miss Maggie Lloyd, Miss Bernice Miles.
Miss Hima LAUREL. Miss Kuhwaith, the
M.sses Mcleod. Messrs. Hall, Carlson.
Covert. Kuhwaiht, kittO, Davis, Foster,
Ire,an and FoOte.
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II Sock Social.

One of those good old times that so
frequently occur at the First Baptist
church, took place again last night. 1t
was q sock social the nature of
which will be explained by reading the
following verse which was printed on
neat cards and sent out as invitations
accompanied by Il miniature sock:
'',This little sock we give to you
Is not for you to wear,
Please multiply your size by two
And place within. with care.
In pennies or in dimes just twice
The number that you wear,
SO If YOU wear a number 10
Yol owe us 20.-see?-
Which dropped within this little sock
Will fill cur hearts with glee.
So come ye all, with stockings full
OF pence and ten cent pieces bright,
To the reception musicale
At O'Clock this winters night
The socks Of money that poured in
would have made d millionaries eyes
slisten. Many persons had the idea that
holes counted extra and paid according
w. adding materially to the eXchequer.
The church was completely crowded and
seldom have people more thoroughly
enjoyed themselves. The programme
ending with refreshments was as fol-
lows:
Organ sclo .......... Miss Mamie Reeser
Solo. Sailing" -. Mr. Edwin Middleton
Recitation, "A Yankee in Love-. .....
........ ..........Mr. Il. S. Swenson
Song THE Cross that He Gave" 80.
...... ........ ............. Quintette
Solo. "Ehren on the Rhine'-Mrs. Johns
Readings. MY Old Sweetheart" 'The
Judgment Day" ......Miss Riggs
Solo. THE Deep Blue Sea-. Miss lnnis
Recitation, AN Honest Deacon" .
........ ... Mrs. Macaulay
Solo, THE Song of Paradise" .......
............ Mrs. r. A. Carpenter
Solo. "A Drift" ...... Mr.. G. T. Tunnel
Mrs. Carpenter, who is a stranger in
Butte, recently arriving from Omaha.
received most hearty welcome. She
has a fine voice and is a valuable add
ton to our growing list of musicians.
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Nei1bborbood Whist Club.

Last Thursday afternoon the Neigh
borhood Whist club met with Mrs. W..
F. Noyes. The first prize, beautiful
nut bowl, was secured by Mrs. d. j.
Charles. The second prize, a pretty
china bread plate, was won by Mrs. :.
y. Nixon. Dainty refreshments were
served at the conclusion of the game.
The next meeting will be with Mrs. c..
c. Willis. Those present were Mrs. A
r. Elliott. Mrs J. II. Gilbert, Ms. Fred
Melcher, Mrs. Will F. Noyes, Mrs. Chef
Willis, Mrs. Frank Gray, Mrs. w. D..
Bowen, Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. r. F. Har-
per, Mrs. S. Nj. Nixon, Mrs. Genereux,
Mrs. d. j. Charles.
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BABY MiIicrs Party,

One of the prettiest parties of the week
was the one given yesterday afternoon by
Paby Miller at her parents residence
in Centerville. The affair was in honor
oI her 9TH birthday and was a ) o'clock
tea The house was prettily decorated
and Illuminated. The little one received
a large number of pretty gifts. All kinds
of games We're played and they had a
drawing contest. a vase and a clock
were placed for them to draw, ten min
utes being allowed. Some of the efforts
were very good. Lena Smith won the
fist prize. prettily dressed doll. Mamie
REYNOLDS won the second prize. a dainty
bIsuue ornament. The consolation prize
was awarded to Lillian Kenwood. At
) O'Clock the little ones marched to the
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Merry 3osDlirG Party.

Mrs. Charles w. Clark Chaperoned a
merry party 10 Heilbronner's bowling al
ley last Thursday evening and after \
number of local records at the game had
been broken the party adjourned to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Lauzier
where an eXcelie Mt luncheon was served.
The party consisted Of Mrs. Charles w.
Clark, Mrs. Godfrey Lauzier, Mrs. Ed
war1 Thompson. Miss Belle lie Beau.
Will A. Clark jr.. Mr. Templeman. Mr..
Mangam, Dr. Freund, Robert lie Beau,
DR.. Renick..
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Sociefy's Note Book.

Last Saturday night Mr.. and Mrs. A.
II. Jones entertained few friends in
formally at their residence, 2O9 South
Washington. Cards and music and de-
licious refreshments We're enjoyed.
Mrs. William Markheim gave q lunch~
con of ten covers on Tuesday afternoon
at her residence on Colorado street. The
flowers and decorations We're in yellow.
yellow Narcissus forming the CENTER
piece. The name cards We're all pic
lures of yellow spring flowers, tulips,
narcissus and viOlets.
Miss Barbara Henderson was hostess
to a party of eight young friends on
Monday afternoon at her home in South
Butte. Tea was served during the aft
ernoon, cards being the pastime pro-
vided.
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Fl EcavliraG Party.

Among the many who enjoyed tho
opening OF the bowling alley at the
Thornton hotel last Wednesday night
was a merry party cEaperoned by Mrs.
p. Largely. After passing an hour or SO
at the alley the party repaired to the
Largely residence where supper was Serv-
d. Among those present We're: Mrs. Lar
gey Mrs. Epping. Miss Sullivan, Miss
Lulu Largely; MeSsrs. Phillip Carr. Percy
Bell, Thompson of st. Paul. NJ. Howard
Jones. DR.. A. Freund, Bert Stephens
cole Campbell, Frai Slemcrs.
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Surprise Party.

\ surprise party was given to Miss
Gertrude Warde at her home on South
Montana street. by number of her
friends last night, and the occasion
proved To be an enjoyable one. Whist
was the order of the evening, and the
fortunate prize winners were Mrs. Ind
sey and Mr.. Klein. At the conclusion OF
the games refreshments were served.
and then dancing was INDUCED in until
a late hour. The guests present were:
Mrs. Lindsey. Mrs. Black, Mrs. Kyd,
Mrs. Carmen. Miss Warde. Miss Stanley,
Miss Carmen. Miss Hoadley: Messrs.
Lindsey, Black, kyd, White and Klein.
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Merry 6tveIxe tIbisf Club.

The Merry Twelve Whist club held a
merry meeting last Tuesday afternoon
at the residence of Mrs S. Collins, $40
West Granite street After the game
dainty refreshments were served. The
first Prize, a jardiniere. was won by Mrs.
Howard Bailey. and the second prize.
handsome cup and saucer, was won by
Mrs. C. Desrosier. The. guests present
were: Mrs. Il. SueSser. Mrs. S. Collins,
Miss :. Daull. Mrs. C. Wyman, Mrs. ].
NJ Reynolds, Mrs. Howard Bailey Mrs.
G. G. Curtis, Mrs. Paul Mueller. Mrs. II.
G. Robinson, Mrs. II. F. Peterson, Mrs.
G. DesroSier and Mrs. +. l.. Haskins.
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The Guild Tea.

Wednesday afternoon from to the
ladies of the Guild of st. Johns Episco-
pal church served tea at the residence
Of Mrs. Mary Busch. corner of West
Broadway and Crystal street. Instead
OF tea, however the most delicious
coffee was served with delicate sand
witches and salad pickles etc. Quite a
number attended. and the afternoon was
greatly enjoyed. Owing to the meeting
Of the Woman's club. many women could
not attend, although few went after
the club adjourned,
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Crockinole Party.

Last Saturday night Miss Mayme
Mcdonald gave crockinole party at
the residence of her parents in Walker
Vile. Prizes We're awarded the most
successful players. Bert Smith won the
first prize, a pretty bonbon dish. Miss
Louise Howard won the second prize,
a handkerchief box. A consolation prize
of jumping jack was give to Ed Nc
Grath A number of musical selections
were given by the guests, vocal and in
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eieddinG 6nniversarY.

Mrs. Mccrimmon gave luncheon
Thursday afternoon to few friends in
honor of Mrs. Holbrooll's wedding ami
NersQry. The rooms were prettfly deco
rated in pink and white. The guests
were Mrs. Holbrook, Mrs. Hamilton and
MIS-. Campbell.
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strumental. After the games were con-
Guided the young hostess, assisted by
her mother and sister, Mrs. Henderson,
served refreshments 49,
IhoSe present We're: Misses Jennie
Smith, Lena Mcdonald, Janet Forsyth.
Laura O'Brien, Wayne Mcdonald, Jes-
sic Mcdonald, Louise Howard, Messre
Bert Smith. Ed McGrath, Tom O'Bren,
James Mcdonald, Rodney Howard,
Robert Donneliey, Joe Leake, Mrs. Hen
derson, Mrs. Mcdonald, Mrs. II. Basg.
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Mr.. ard Mrs. Murray Entertain.

DR.. and Mrs J. Il. Murray entertained
a few friends at dinner last Monday.
Their gu SITS were: Mr.. and Mrs. SeXas,
of indianapolis. Mrs. W. Nee. White,
Dr. Hall and Mr.. Meyer.
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II Pretty Luncheon.

Mrs. Busch gave a pretty luncheon last
Tuesday afternoon and it proved to he
u very pleasant affair. The rooms were
finely decorated for the occasion. The
guests We're Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Mall
ory Mrs. Mcpherson, Mrs. Braddock.
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dining room and spent more than an

dining room and spent moro than an
hour enjoying the feast.
Those present were: Viola Dart, Jen-
nie Dart, Mamie Reynolds, Lena Smith,
Kate Smith, Helen Adams, Anna Reeves,
Carrie Johnston, Margaret Knapp. Hat
IT, Wiley. Eddie Murphy Jack Elwell,
Todd Smith, Emory Wilkn, Willie Grier,
Dan Seaverns, Baby Miller, Tottie Miller,
and Earnest Strong.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roofe Enferfoins.

MI and Mrs. Jesse Roote gave dinner
at their residence POO South Excelsior av-
enue last Monday evening. in honor OF
win A. Clark, jr.. and his charming IL
ancee Miss Mabel Foster. The house was
prettily decorated for the occasion and
pleasant evening was passed. The guests
we're Miss Mabel Foster. Will A. CRr<
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