, 1907-09-21

days, but he has to present an affidavit
to convince the general public of the
truth of this statement.
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Tuesday afternoon Mrs. L. T. Beltz
entertained at euchre, her ~commodious
home being adorned with quantities
of the beautiful flowers for which the
Beltz gardens excel, Mrs. Beltz's
guest list included Mrs. Fannie Ma,
nasse, Mrs. f. w. OFT, Mrs. Mary Rof-
fee, Mrs. r. l.. Tibbett, Mrs. Neale
Roach, Mrs. James Mathison, Mrs.
Farley Mathison, Mrs. James Foster,
Mrs. ]. H. King, Mrs. Fred Ruprecht.
Mrs. William McClary, Mrs. S. H.
Campbell, Mrs. w. c. Thomas, Mrs.
H. d. Beemer, Mrs. p. c. Rauner, Mrs.
Maggie Langheldt, Mrs. Elmer Love.
joy, Mrs. William Lovett, Mrs. David
Reid and Mrs. John Davis. Cards &C.
cupied the attention Of the ladies' until
4 o'clock, when a genuine old southern
dinner was served, meats. vegetables
(premium-winuers from the Beltz gar,
dens), pickles, preserves, etc, causing
even the initiated Beltz table to groan
A special feature was the pumpkin pie
which closed the feast. OF curse ex
ercise was acceptable in itself when
the party rose from the table, so the
invitation to stroll through the garden
was quickly accepted and once there
the guests were directed to pick each
for herself, as many n such varieties
of flowers as she chose! Imagine the
bouquets and the memories thus gath
cred from that store-masseS combin-
ing marvellously memories of the
moonlit evenings Of long ago and the.
charming essence OF the lavish south
ern hospitality Of today as embodied
in the open-hearted hostess of the oc-
casion. Frosty nights have already
wrought sad havoc in the garden, but
the souvenir bouquets carried home
still live to remind the participants of
the afternoon and its happy hours.
Mrs. Maggie Langheldt opened hei
beautiful new home for two parties
during the week, entertaining the
Neighborhood Mutual Aid n other
friends at the first of the series, the
second, which occurred yesterday, be-
ing an afternoon devoted to finch and
euchre. Both were autumn parties and
fall flowers and gorgeous foliage were
artistically arranged in the apart
ments, twining the arches and stair
way and massing splendidly on the
mantels. Corsage bouquets Of sweet
peas made pretty favors. Elaborate
luncheons were served on both occa-
sions and Mrs. Longheldt was assisted
in entertaining by Miss Langheldt,
Miss Tessie Langheldt, Miss Bes-
sic Ankrom and Miss Edythe
Miss Bessie Ankrom and Miss Edythe
West. Mrs. Langheldts guests were
as follows: Mrs. T. H. Simpson, Mrs.
c. l.. Rauner, Mrs. e. w. Condit, Mrs.
e. A. Buck, Mrs. Charles H. Harris.
Mrs. Farley Mathison, Mrs. James
Mathison, Mrs. John McGill, Mrs. F.
e. Roffee, Mrs. George W. DeForest,
Mrs. Frank Rice, Mrs. Gus Johnson,
Mrs. l.. S. Bartlett, Mrs. Price H. ia.
cobs, Mrs. James Foster, Mrs. Elmer
Lovejoy, Mrs. E. T. Beltz, Mrs. Will
liam ]. Naismith, Mrs. C. w. Spalding.
Mrs. G. s. G~reenbaum, DR.. Florence
Patrick, Mrs. j.. F. Soule, Mrs. Jesse
Converse, Mrs. William Cordiner, Mrs.
Dwight P. Smith, Mrs. Paul Pascoe.
Mrs. Fred N. Fisher, Mrs. Andrew Mil.
Ter, Mrs. William Hodgeman, Mrs. c.
L Patched, Mrs. Leslie Kennedy, Mrs.
A. B. Hamilton, Mrs. Fred A. Miller,
Mrs. S. B. Miller, Mrs. S. H. Campbell,
Mrs. G. A. Campbell, Mrs. ]. H. Davis,
Mrs. w. c. Thomas, Mrs. Carl Wagner.
Mrs. P. C. Ramler, Mrs. Fannie Manas'
Sc, Mrs. George e. Harvey, Mrs. e. ],
Bell, Mrs. Cordiner, Mrs. j. H. Symons.
Mrs. e. D. Latimer, Mrs. H. A. Con,
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