The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-11-08

The ladies Of the Christian church
know how to make chicken pie. This
WAS proven to the public by the dinner
given at the rink on election day. The
ladies we're quite unprepared to serve the
immense crowd at this time and many
were Of necessity turned away, but the
dinner was success in every way and
enjoyed by those who partook of it.
A lecture will be given at the Metho-
dist church on next Sunday evening by
Rev. Imboden, on the "Woman's Home
Missionary work in the South" The
annual thank offering will be taken at
this time for The Home Missionary
society Of the church. Everyone Is
cordially invited to be present at this
service.
Mrs. Harry Herby and daughter Ethel
visited hero Sunday and Monday on their
return from Newton to their home In
California, where MIR. Herby has posi-.
ton with the Santa Fe. Mr.. Herby was
formerly In the division offices herr i.
He has recently rete we'd promotion al d
will probably remain in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. J. Considine and
daughter, Mabelle, left Wednesday
morning for their new home in Amarillo,
Texas. Quite few of their friends were
at the depot to see them off. Miss
Mabelle came very near being left, as
the train started while she was bidding
her friends goodbye, but she was put
on safely after all This popular family
will be much missed by all who had the
pleasure Of knowing them.
ThsS 8 Club we're delightfully."- enter
tained last Friday afternoon by Mrs. |
Sughrue. There was large attendance
and six guests. At this meeting Mrs.
Whltworth was elected president for the
coming year, Mrs. Lawrence, vice presi-
dent and Mrs. Fox, secretary. Mrs.
Ready favored the club with some fine
music which was much appreciated.
Refreshments were served. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Harry Herzer
IN November the 10th.
The Embroidery club was entertained
IN last Friday afternoon by Mrs. L. ].
'eltijohn. The time was passed
PLEASANTLY in embroidery work and dainty
efreshments were served at the close Of
he afternoon. Those present as guests
we're Mesdames. j. W. Thompson, Otis
thompson, Hellwarth, Herzer and Miss
adie Slime. On every fifth Friday, the
Tub entertain their husbands at dinner.
has been decided by the club to give
bis dinner on Friday the 10th ct the
ome Of Mrs. L. r. Miller. This will be
he next meeting.
Mrs. T. A. Scates entertained about
wenty- five ladies on last Tuesday after.
DON as farewell to Mrs. T. J. Considine.
clevsrly arranged drawing contest was
rovided BY the hostess and was much
njoyed BY all present. Each lady was
iven motto and told to make draw.
" illustrating the same, These were
hen placed on the wall and,guesses made
to the various mettos represented by
be drawings. This proved very enter
aiming and showed the ladies to be quite
alented In that direction. Mrs. CoDsi-
Inc Kept the drawings as souvenirs Of
riends. A delicious luncheon was
erved on small tables. Chrysanthemums
'ere used as decorations. Those pres
ut were:- Mesdames, Millikan, Russell,
awrence, Rhodes, Hardesty, Hellwarth,
!. f. Milton, Corey, Elder, Hubbard,
ardner, Brown, Young, Mccall, Martin,
inley, Fitzgerald, Judd, Jones, Miller,
ush, Beesen, Coolidge, Fox and
rcbety. Mrs. Consldine has been well
ked during her residence In Dodge
,ity and leaves many friends,