Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-09-05
Social and Personal.

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Marie Cuthbert was door girl an
Miss Cuthbe't and Mrs. H. E. Suite
assisted in serving the dainty lunch
Progressive whist occupied the large
portion Of the evening. The guest
we're.
j Messrs. and Mesdames H. W. vii
son. Humbargar, Humphrey, Little
Sterl, W. H. Anderson, H. Z, Ellison
Niesley, H. E. Suffer, ]. A. Young
Ward, Upshaw, Hiner, E. H. Forney
Harger; Mesdames Gooden, Kieffer
Stambaugh, J. W. Parker, Hubbard,
E. B. Malott, Shaler; Misses Typer,
Cuthbert, Upshaw, King; MIR. M. H.
Malott, Mr.. F. B. Bearce.
Mrs. Suffer and G. c. Sterl made
the highest scores at cards.
The luncheon given by Miss Clara
Case Thursday was one Of the weeks
most enjoyable social affairs. The
guests were invited for 10 o'clock and
played progressive whist. Mrs. G.
A. Hodge was the prize winner while
Miss Daisy Hoffman Of Enterprise
won the prize in guessing contest.
Those invited: Mrs. Ed Little, Dolly
Davis, Anna johnson, Mrs. Geo. Rog.
ers, Mrs. Arthur Young, Mabel Cuth-
bert, Florence Cuthbert, Mrs. Henry
Suffer, Jennie Suffer, Mrs. P. B.
Wilmer, Frances Sterl, Elizabeth
Swartz, Alice Sterl, Carrie Johntz,
Mrs. Paul Hurd, Edna Anderson,
Pearl Johntz, Mary Giles, Ethel
Giles, Florence Gorden, Lottie North
craft, Amy Kump, Anna Warfeld,
Ida Upshaw, Mrs. Geo. Upshaw, Pearl
Brill, Mrs. Stambaugh, Lydia Reed,
Mary Reed, Rea Wilson, Ray Malott,
Daisy Fenton, Claudia Strother, Loinc
Ball, Mrs. j. Eston, Mrs. Herbert
Hodge, Mrs. Hogue, Grace Peters,
Bird Parent, Kate Robb, Daisy Hoff-
man, Kate Robb, Adelaide Staatz,
Mrs. Chas. Hodge Mrs. H. Z. Ellison,
Mrs. j. White, Miss Edith Haskell,
Grace Eichollz, Julia McInerney,
Agnes Ketchersid. Mrs. Chas. Hodge
won the prize in whist and Mrs. P. B.
Wilmer won the "booby" prize.
Miss Daisy Hoffman won prize in the
guessing contest
One OF the seasons unique social
functions was the barn dance given
by Miss Alice Sterl Monday evening.
Piles of hay for seats, tin cups aud
lanterns, made the big barn loft
model reception room. Miller's or.
chestra furnished music. The affair
was in honor Of Miss Elizabeth Swartz
Of Kansas City and the guests we're:
Misses Elizabeth Swartz, Frances
Sterl, Dolly Davis, Clara Case, Loine
Ball, Miss emmill, Anna johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Wilmer.
Messrs. Charles Case, Frank Parent,
will McInerney, Chris Forney, John
Brunt, Sidney Griggs, James Nc
Knight, Bruce Gemmill, Oscar Sterl,
Will Sterl.
Miss Swartz of Kansas City. who
has been the guest OF Miss Sterl, re-
turns home tomorrow. Miss Sterl
accompanies her for weeks visit
Miss Helen Hornaday entertained a
happy party Of little friends Thurs
day afternoon. Games and dainty
lunch made all enjoy the occasion.
The little folks present were:
Gertrude Wagner, Gazelle Puliver,
Ada Anderson, Lucille Cooper, Mary
Hover, Bernice Stivers, Mabel Pu.
liver, Drusilla Halleck, Ruth Harger,
Lois Harger, Aileen Bergstresser,
Anna Malott, Nellie Graves, Dot
Cooper. Marie Cave, Frank Giles,
Paul Jolley, Bion Bergstresser, Ever
BIT Hazlett, Harold Haffa, Leo Lott,
Clarence Messick, Robert Graves,
Ward Barber Mary Smith, Norma
Sanders, Gertrude Sanders, Gladys
Myrtle Elwick, Helen Hud.
ION, Maud Niesley, Mildred Niesey,
Pearl Franks, Edith Smith, Helen
Smith, Edith Fenton, Katherine
kiefpr, Martha Monroe, Laure Suffer,
lucille Halleck.
Mrs. F. R. Hogue, who has tetn
listing Mrs. H. j. Hodge, left for
Indiana, her home. She
will visit other friends on the way.