Williams news., 1906-05-26
SWASTlKA Good Luck) PARTY
Card Club Is Pleasantly Entertained By
 Mrs. MeIick and Miss Tefft

Card Club Is Pleasantly Entertained By
 Mrs. MeIick and Miss Tefft
 Wednesday evening at the home of Dr. and Mrs. P. A Melick large number of their friends, mem bers of the card club, were most delight fully entertained by Mrs. Melick and Miss Harriette E. Tefft. The large ward in the hospital had been cleared of cots and the room taste fully decorated with Indian blank cts, war clubs, tomahawks, drums, etc. The effect was decidedly In- dian, the "swastika," or Indian good luck sign, being much in evi dence. Dr. Melick, who is a great hunter. while admitting that the decorations were not results of the chase, failed only in one respect, that of passing out cigars when smoking time came, instead of the proverbial pipe of peace.
 During the earlier portion of the evening the game of progressive whist was played, thirteen tables being in use, and as all did not win every game the fact that thirteen is unlucky is again confirmed, de- spite the 'swastikas." Beautiful pen sketch tally and place cards were, dolled out to the squaws, while the bucks had to try their marks manship with bow and arrow be- fore they could enter the wigwam. Mrs. Jos. Johnston and MT. F. w. Smith won the first prizes, beauti- ful gold "swastikas''-one brooch, the other stick pin. Miss Alice Carlson and MT. Arthur Murphy, having won the least number of games, were awarded an earthen "rain god" and pipe" Evi- dently MT. Murphy's pipe dream has at last been realized.
 When the prizes had been award ed Miss Mcintyre, as a sort of con- solation to those who had won too few or too many, recited When Pa Got the Prize," a most appro- priate selection.
 Following this a luncheon of sandwiches, salad. coffee, ice cream and cake was served by the hos tesses, assisted by Mrs. Evans, Miss Fitzpatrick. and Messrs. Wente, Millar and D. Doyle, the tables be- ing decorated with cedar "swas- tikas." The ladies immediately thereafter, accompanied by the gen tlemen who do not smoke, descend ed to the parlor, where they greatly enjoyed instrumental selections by Misses Dunn and Dermont, and a vocal solo by MT. Alex Johnston. Shortly afterward the guests took their departure, extending to Miss Tefft and Mrs. Melick their appre- citation of the evenings entertain ment Following is the list of those to whom invitations were issued:
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. F. Dermont, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Salzman, MT. and Mrs. J. D. Raudebaugh, MT. and. Mrs. Jos. Johnston, MT. and Mrs. Jas. Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lebsch, MT. and Mrs. Amos Adams, MT. and Mrs. J. LaChance, MT. and Mrs. Will Mayfeld, Mir. and Mrs. G. H. Barney, MT. and Mrs. c. A. Neal, Mir. and Mrs. A. R. Kilgore, MT. and Mrs. T. F. Mad dock, MT. and Mrs. R. s. Teeple, MT. and Mrs. H. Yoder, MT. and Mrs. Gus Jakle, MT. and Mrs. McD. Robinson. MT. and Mrs. Nellis.
 Mesdames K. w. Williams. Kate Wisehart, H. F. Adams, F. M. Stock ton, Lulu Albright Evans.
 Misses Eliza Mcintyre, Vada Stringfeld, Lenora Sughrue. Julia L. Sughrue, Mabel Adams, Amanda Stahlman, Wanda Parker. Alice Carlson, Bessie Dunn; Charlotte Gordon. Margarette Dermont, liar riette Fitzpatrick, Maggie Donahue, India Collins.
 Messrs. F. w. Smith, Dan Doyle, John. Doyle, F. R. Ferguson, L. J. Olson, c. H. Adams, H. c. Adams, w. A. Baker, Alex Johnston. E. Donaldson, P. E. Millar, R. Wente, O. H. Preysz, L. S. Williams. Ar thur Murphy, F. c. Spencer, Ed. Wolf, Ralph Morrow, D. A. Byrne.
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