, 1901-10-26
I'm SOCIAL CIRCLES
LARGE CARD PARTY GIVEN BY
MRS. ORA HALEY MONDAY
NIGHT.
The Catholic Fair a Success in a FL
nanciai and Social Way-Party
ing-The IrresponsibIes the Guests
Of Miss Maize Chaplin.


brilliant function, the card party Civ
en- at that time, it is said, being the
largest ever rendered in the Gem City.
The reception hall, library. parlors and
ated with palms and ferns. and cut
flowers were also p%rofusely used, pink
being the predominating color. The
ladies of the family were assisted in
receiving by Ora Ser Haley and
Lieutenant Brees. Euchre provided
the principal amusement for the
guests, Miss George winning the first
prize for ladies. a beautiful china comb
and brush tray. Miss Nellie Dean won
the second prize, a solid silver orange
spoon. Mr.. Bob George captured the
first gentleman's prize, a pearl handled
knife. and Mr.. Corlett Downey carried
away the second. a china shaving cup.
The BOBBY prizes, which were burnt
leather curios, We're awarded to Miss
Ethel Brown and Mr.. Rigdon. After
the distribution of the prizes, the
guests who were not fortunate enough
TO secure one, each received a pretty
little souvenir. These were personal
ly distracted from an impromptu
grab bag arranged by Mrs. Haley. and
the unique feature was unanimously
voted to be one of the most delightful
incidents of an unusually pleasant ev-
ening. The invited guests were as fol
lows: Mr.. Inc Mrs. John Ernest, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Cordiner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. ~Greenbaum, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Holiday, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Wilkinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Spalding, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred George and Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy Palmer, Misses Morse. Hebard.
Adelaide Brown, Ethel Brown, Alice
Marsh, Nellie Marsh. Clyde Phillips,
Jeanne Miller, Blanch Durlacher, Hill
da Durlacher. Jean Durlacher. Elise
TowsoL. Helen Towson. Stella
Abrams. Mabel Land, Eta De
Kay. Maud Moudy, June Dow
ney, Willie Downey, Grace Davis Mel
lie Dean. Hattie Fox, Lucy George,
Rena Stryker,. Francis Williams. Clara
Foster. Elizabeth Foster and Helen
M~anasse. Messrs. Arthur Jones, Chas.
De Kay. AL. Jupp, Corlett Downey, w.
C. Thomas, Frank Terry. Chas. Rigdon,
Will Schilling, George Marsh. Bob
George, James Fenwick. c. S. Dautel,
Arthur Smith. John Davis, Fred Brees,
Will McMurray. Lieutenant Brees and
Drs. P. C. McNin and F. D. Green.
900
The fair which was given by the Ia
dies of the Catholic church in Maen-
nerchor hall on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday evenings of this week
was a decided success, both socially
and financially. There was a large
crowd every evening, and between $500
and 5000 was cleared, which will be
devoted to the re-establishment of pa
rochial schools. The ladies who had
the AFFAIR in charge desire to cordially
express their thanks and appreciation
to all who assisted them in any way.
Cigars and many other articles which
were donated were auctioned off or
disposed of in other ways, and thus a
goodly sum was added to the treasury.
The following donated articles were
rallied: Ham, donated by Blair Bros.
won by Victor Beaumier; tray cloth,
Mrs. Chaplin, won by Gertie Marks;
comfortable, Temple of Economy, won
by Mrs. Langheldt; blankets, Maggie
Coughlin, won by E.. B. Davies; bride,
Laramie %Saddlery Co., won by J.
Black; centerpiece, Mrs. Code, won by
Maggie Coughlin; laundry soap, Mrs.
Davis, won by Mrs. Hilda Walsh; hat,
Woodruff & Terry, won by Henry Nor
gan; saddle horse, Mrs. Chris Klein.
won by A. H. Bristol; military set, c.
N. Settele, won by John Birnie; gen.
tleman's watchchain, E. Carter, won by
A. Nichols; berry dish, Louis Miller, won
by P. Walsh; mufler, C. S. Greenbaum.
won by Henry Morgan; smoking set,
Harry Cordiner, won by Did Smith:
bon bon dish, Frank H. Eggleston, won
by James Blair; quarter of beef, Tow
son Bros, won by DR.. Stevens; dress
PATTERN, Mrs. Mollie 1ngersoli, won by
A. Clark; pair towels, Kitty Quirk, won
by DR.. Stevens; wall paper, w. H. Low,
EFT, won by Ida Jackson; box of ap-
pies, Graham Bros. won by George
Patterson; Navajo rug. w. Fl. Frazee,
won by Mrs. George Harris; collar and
cuff box, Mrs. Tegner, won by Mamie
Bamforth; dress pattern, Mayme Ken
needy, George Lovett; sofa pillow, An
ME Murphy, won by Madge O'Neil;
water set, T. ~Tregoning, won by
Maggie Coughlin; water bottle, Jesse
Converse, won by Mrs. Eberhardt;
dozen photos, Mr.. luke. won by James
Blair; pair vases, Messrs. Skade and
McIntire, won by w. H. Edwards; pas
tel picture, Mrs. q. D. Hiskey, won by
A. 8. King; shopping bag. Mrs. George
Harris, won by p. H. Walch; box OF
crackers, Blair Bros, won by Maggie
Coughlin; cigar case, Williams, won
by Harry Laugheldt; Richards Bros.
sack potatoes, won by Willie Code;
half dozen kitchen aprons. Tom Nc
Hugh, won by P. Walsh: lunch cloth
Mrs. Chaplin, won by Rosa Mellow
ney; sofa pillow, Mary Elvin, won by
lKitfia Ramforth. nnilf Anna Couch