The courier., 1903-02-07

tOrlstS- with THIS INTRODUCTION or return
OF favor. quilted garments in general
seem to be accepted. There are Jackets
which are always a comfort for invalids.
or suitable as morning wraps for any
chilly persons when the house il cold.
Whole quilted gowns are nowadays well
shaped and in rich colors. Elaborate
embroideries are used with most Of those,
and trails of silken flowers all down the
fronts. on collar, cuffs and pockets,
make this a decorative as 1t is a cosy
garment.
State Senator and Mrs. A c. Clark.
1887 Euclid avenue. gave a dinner Sat
urday evening In honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. R. Kent. Mr.. Kent, who has for
many years been prominent in Chicago
banking and financial circles, has just
gone to Lincoln. Nebr., where he will
have charge of q leading bank. Mrs.
Kent and family will follow him in the
spring. Other guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
H. L. Sayier, Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Good
now, and Mr.. and Mrs George Cook
Chicago Journal. February second.
Mrs. Clara Stopher gave a party to
celebrate the thirty-second anniversary
of her birth. The guests were enter
tained with phonograph music, and
dainty refreshments were served. Those
present were Messieurs and Mesdames
]. B. Baker and James Westfall: Mes
danes Hunter. Payne, Laugerman, Kin
sey. Frye. Mays. Clippers. Burchers. Rain
bow. West; Misses Hunter, Payne.
Laugerman and Burchers, Mr.. Rainbow
of Cortland. and Mr.. Edward Vessel.
On Thursday, at one o'clock, Mrs. e.
H. Barbour gave a luncheon for Mrs. A.
s. Tibbets. that being the birthday of
both these ladies. Covers were laid for
twelve A birthday cake with sixteen
candles attracted the attention of the
guests. The ice cream was i'm the shape
of candles which were brought to the
table burning. Each lady was supposed
to make a wish as she blew out her
candle.
high tea was given Tuesday after
noon by Mrs. ]. L. Kellogg. AS the
guests arrived each one was given
flower corresponding to the decorations
on one of the tables, and by matching
them the places were found at the
tables. The sitting room was lighted
with pink candles, the dining room with
red. A delicious supper Of three courses
was served. Forty ladies were present.
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Mrs. C. NJ. Keefer give pretty lunch
con on Wednesday, complimentary to
Mrs. E. d. Alley. who leaves today for
her new home in Boulder, Colorado. The
table was lighted by pink candles in sill
yer candelabra. Covers were laid for
Mesdames E. d. Alley, z. A. Carr, r. ].
Flick, Ross Curtice, E. c. Merrill, E. ].
Kettering. H. c. Young. Keefer, Miss
Carrie Leland, Miss Grace Ashton.
Mr.. and Mrs. H T. Dobbins gave a
dinner Wednesday evening to the ladies
who have been teachers of their son
Harry, or principals of the buildings in
which he has attended school The
guests were Miss Anna Tibbets. principal
of the Capitol school, Miss Cora Hardy,
principal of the Mckinley school, Mrs.
Emma Parker, Miss Anna Howland, and
Miss Bertha NJ. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis E. Wettling and
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth w. Eddy will give a
card party Monday evening, February
sixteenth, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wettling 116 South Twenty-ninth street.
Mrs. wettling will entertain at cards the
afternoon of the seventeenth. and Mrs.
Wettling and Mrs. Eddy will give a
kensington on the eighteenth.
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