Smyrna times., 1903-02-25
.ANTE-lENTEN SEASON GAY
WITH SOCIAL PASTIMES
OVER TEN SOCIAL FUNCTIONS GIVEN IN
SMYRNA WITHIN THE PAST WEEK.
The Misses Tschudy, Miss WiIds, Miss HAZEL,
and Miss DenDey Entertain, Besides Lun-
cheOns, Dance, Drams, and Lecture.

cheOns, Dance, Drams, and Lecture. ,
The ante-Lenten Social Season
which closed with yesterday was pos
sibly never gayer in Smyrna than it
has been this year. For several weeks
past, social pastimes of one form and
another have engaged the attention of
our society folks. The week before
Lent, however, breaKs the record for
social gayeties. Beginning with We'd
L esday last was the Luncheon in COM
of the Fifth anniversary
of the Twentieth Century Club; already
announced; Wednesday evening, the
regular meeting of the Euchre Club at
the home of Mrs. f. S. Dwight; Thurs
day evening, the card party at Miss
Clara West Hazell's, and the informal
dance at the Smyrna Opera House;
Friday evening, lecture at the Cen
tury Club by Prof. Yocum; Saturday |
afternoon, the Washington Birth
day Matinee Euchre" at the Misses |
Tschudy's; Saturday evening, the card
party at Miss Eba Cloak Wilds, the
George Washington" party at Mrs.
H. d. Boyer's; Monday evening, the
drama at st. Peters Chapel; yesterday
afternoon the tea at Miss Elizabeth
Denney's and last evening the Euchre
Club at Mrs. Margaret Bailey's.
Misses Tschudy Entertained at Euchre.
A delightful "Washington's Birth
day Matinee Euchre" was given by the
Misses Tschudy Saturday afternoon as
a compliment to Mrs. Nelson of Rid
| lev Park, Pa, and Miss Gassaway of
POolsville, Md. The decorations were
in keeping with of Washington's
Birthday and flags and other patriotic
emblems were displayed Talley cards
in the shape of hatchets were used.
At the close of the progressive con-
test, prizes were awarded to Mrs.
Harvey P. Hall, Mrs. Frank E. Postles,
Mrs. Lillian Cloak and Mrs. E.
S. Dwight Those present were:
Mrs. Nelson, Miss Gassaway Miss
Annie Postles, Milford, Mrs. w.
G. Hill, Mrs. Lillian Cloak, Mrs. Levi
Anthony, Miss Eunice Anthony, Miss
Eba Wllds, Miss Helen E. Waters,
Miss Clara West Hazel, Miss Mary
LeFevre, Miss Annie Cuningha m,
Miss Esther Megear, Mrs. F. E. Pos
ties, Mrs. J. E. Hoffecker, Mrs. Her
vey P. Hall, Mrs. w. B. Megear, Miss
Phida Janney, Mrs. E. S. Dwight
Miss Ethel Cooper, Miss Alice S pru
ance, Miss Agnes Carrow, Mrs. w. A.
Fleming, Mrs. J. Harvey Speakman.
! Miss Eba Cloak WiIds Gives Card Party.
s Saturday evening Miss Eba Cloal
: Wilds entertained party as a cOmpli
: ment to Miss Gassaway of POolsville
: Md. Progressive whist was the en-
t tertainment and at the close of tn
= evening prizes were awarded to Mrs
Il William George Hill, aud Mr.. ROber
2 H. Hill, and consolation" prizes t
: Miss Mamie Pool and Mr.. J. Harv
d Speakman. The Talley cards were hal
e chet shaped in commemOration Wash
e ingtons Birthday. Those preser
Il were: Miss Laura Gassaway an
e Miss Mamie Poole, PoOlsville, Md
(, Mr.. Hugh Rodney Sharp, Odessa; Nj
c. A. Lee Clifton University of Penn
is sylvania; Mr.. and Mrs. William
t. George Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harve
ia Speakman, Mr.. and Mrs. James
IS Wilds. Mrs. Lillian Cloak, the Miss'
is Tschudy. Miss Helen Waters, Mi
of Clara West HAZEL Mr.. Robert Hill, NJ
er Cummins Speakman, and Mr.. r.
c. Hoffecker, Jr. After refreshmen
were served Mr.. Sharp gave sever
n piano selections and Mrs. Wilds al
Miss Wilds sang solos.
es Miss Clara West tIazeIl Entertains al Viii
Miss Clara West Hazell entertain,
d. number of friends at progressi
er whist Thursday evening as a comp
'e- ment to Miss Gassaway, of Poolsvill
&. Md, the guest of Mrs. Villa
'ly George Hill. There were three tabl
ls, and after the contest prizes were awar
*. ed to Miss Gassaway and Mr.. Euge
be Daveis. Those present we're; Mr.. a
m Mrs. William George Hill, Mr.. a
tx. Mrs. Eugene Davis, Miss CO
lr- Tschudy, Miss Nettie Tsehudy, NJ
rn- Helen Waters, Mr.. Robert H. Hi
lys Mr.. Harry G.. Tschudy and Mr.. r
ill Hoffecker, Jr. The party disband
ays in time to attend the dance at
ed Opera House.
Enthusiastic Informal Dance at Opera HOu
,ial The young people of Smyrna CAV
ont pleasant informal dance at the Smyl
ev Opera House Thursday evening VIII
,ps was well attended. Music was f
ant nished by Watkins Orchestra and