Semi-weekly herald., 1908-12-07

planned. SO perfect in arrangemera
and SO complete in detail. that it wiz
be difficult matter to even equal
anything so fine.
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Vandaniker
celebrated their wooden wedding, the
fifth anniversary, Monday evening, al
their residence, $50 Fourth avenue
Some fifty guests were present and
great was the fun at the hosts ex-
pense Many gifts of wood were pre-.
sented to the host and hostess, some
useful, some ornamental. some both
and some neither. 1t was delightful
evening. Refreshments were served
The Woodmen of the World had
social time to wind up the election
of officers. which took place Monday
night Two teams competing for the
| greatest number of new members, dSf
| ing the log rolling last fall made a
wager that the camp should give
supper to the victorious team, the van
! quished to serve as walters. The teams
called themselves the Hustlers and
| the Rustlers. The Hustlers won and
had the pleasure of sitting down to a
delicious banquet served by the Rus
tiers. A few of the circle ladies hap
pened in about time for the spread,
and assisted the defeated to prepare
the repast. About fifty Woodmen en-
joyed the feast. The Hustlers were:
Thomas Smith, II. r. Scouton, E. j
Hollopeter, E. E. Schales, NJ. H. Star
key, W. B. Farley. w E. Wieland, H.
NJ Andrews, NJ. L. Ballard and d.
Ray The Rustlers We're: Frank Good,
man, j. w. Rhodes, C. H. Barton, John
Morlock, John w. Waters, w. H. Tiz-
zard and j. H. Summers Oren Frary
and John Casey being absent,
Tuesday evening Miss Lizzie Real
gave a surprise on her brother. Charles
W., at the Rochester hotel. The even.
ing was spent in cards, dancing ani
music. Some fourteen guests inclu1
ing the hostess were present. They
we're Messrs. Frank Grady, Grant
Hughes, AL Hubbard. George McLeSn
Sim Stanley, Charles 1onroy, Charles
: W. Real and Richard Cram, and the
Misses Madge Finn, Marie Cook, Flor
ence Farrell, Bessie Mclean. Lizzie
Real and Mrs. Richard Cram
Thursday evening a merry sleighine
party drove to Trimble where they
. danced till IL o'clock. They then par
took of the splendid supper prepared,
e returning about in the morning. The
: party comprised: Messrs. Fraser,
Lane, Otis. Probst, Gregory, Bacon,
Temple Joy, Dean, Houghtlin; also.
Misses Whitaker, Arhart, Krofft, Ste
! vens, Stevenson, Jackson. Watson.
Redmsp- Grady and Arnold.
5 Mrs. H. L. Dixon was hostess at
n pleasant party given in honor of
J. Mrs. James Barber, who leaves in q
; few day for Denver, on Friday after
noon. The ladies' took their -sYcy
q work, and while the needles flew they
: discussed certain important subjects
D the tenor of which we are not at
liberty to disclose at present. LatA
for the sake of variety. they pld5ed
games of various descriptions. Dainty
7 refreshments were served about
} o'clock. Those present were: Mes.
danes Weaver. Pike. Barber, Buckley,
Ayres. Biggs, Faris, Meuser. Otis, Am.
: bold, Culver, Skoog and Snyder.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pearson enter.
tanned at s o'clock dinner last even
ing, in honor of Mrs. Pearson's birth.
day. The table decorations were very
handsome. Everything was in rose
color, flowers. candelabra, candles
and place cards. the latter be-
ing roses. A birthday cake deco
rated with rosebuds, with sixteen ross
colored candles. occupied the center of
the table. Covers were laid for twelve
After dinner the party attended the
Entire Nous. Those present were
Messrs. ct Mesdames Earl Barber, Joe
Woods, f. r. Graham. Liesenberg and
Miss Wood, and Mr. Walker Wood, in !
addition to the host and hostess.
The Entire Nous gave their initial
dance Of this season, last night in Red
Men hall 1t was an elaborate affair
and largely attended. Many of the
ladies' wore very handsome gowns, and
OF course the gentlemen always look
nice. Feichtinger's orchestra of four
pieces furnished the music, which is
sufficient TO insure its excellence. The
new officers Of the club are: Harry
McDeyitt, president; A e. Lund, vice
president; j. II. Woods, secretary;
while the executive committee is com.
prised of g. g. Sloan I 7 Muesar and