The Democratic advocate., 1908-02-28

c+orm sent them to their respective
homes. The evening was spent IN con-
versation and selections on the graph-
onhone. which were very fine. Ihose
present were John Rosenberger ana
wife Charles Mengel and wife, John
Conaway and wife, Misses Hlida MEL
gel. Elsie Conaway Little,
A quilting party given in honor OF
Mrs Margaret w. Conaway at the
home of her son at EastvieW was
largely attended. At one O'Clock the
guests began to arrive and contlhueu
to come until late hour. Wnle tne
uuilters were busy attending 10 thell
work, supposing the honored guess
to be in their midst tas she had liaue
the remark that she could quit Will
the Youngest or the oldesD In earnest
labor, they looked in the direction VI
the dining room and saw her read
ing quite leisurely, which no doubt all
of MS would have preferred, only we
knew what was expected of us. There
was one brag quilter in our midst,
and if any one doubts the honesty OF
this remark let him come to the nome
of Mrs. John COnaway and she can
proye TO YOU her work, which all
laughed at, as the lines were SO
straight and the stitches so even, Dut
I am sure she will be forgiven by
all when they consider her recent i'll
ness and the many cuttings she has
been at. numbering two in all. See
dug she was needed in the kltchen
much more than in the room with the
busy ones, she departed in that dlrec-
tion, and soon the odor OF something
appetiZing was waited in on the ar
and all knew that the time was COM
ing when work would end and the
inner man attended to, so when sup
per was announced the click of the
scissors was heard less and the rattle
of dishes more. After supper was
over those who were compelled to
leave for home were seen slipping on,
while others remained to the evening
entertainment, where something be-
side work was found.
At Z o'clock in the evening guests
arrived, after which the younger ones
took the floor for games and plays
in which youth delights. After a
while music was rendered by Miss
Elsie Coppersmith and all Joined in
HYMNS while the hostess was prepar-
ing refreshments. At nine O'Clock the
first table was surrounded, and others
followed until II, after which those
invited returned to their respective
homes. We Will Try TO give lne udiueo.
of those present. If any are omitted,
pardon the neglect as my knowledge
of those present fails me somewhat:
Mrs. E. Wardenfelt, Mrs. Laura Wag-
ner, Mrs Octavia Davis Mrs. Flora
Arnold Mrs. Caroline Arnold, Mrs
Margaret A. Conaway Mrs Fannie Ogg,
Mrs. Phillipina Rosenberger, Mrs.
Laura Schnabel, Mrs. Katie Baker,
Mrs. Emma Mengel, Mrs. Gus Saddles,
Mrs. Grace Schnabel, Mrs Louisa Men
gel Mrs. Samuel Arnold, Mrs. Essle
Ogg. Mrs. Lille Bitzel, Mrs. John Con-
away, Misses Sadie Bollinger, Ida Cop
persmith, Minnie Walking, Eva Ros-
enberger, Ada Coppersmith, ,Maude Boil
linger, Nellie Miner, Gladis Ogg, Elsie
Coppersmith, Marjorie Schnabel, jean
ette Davis, Elsie Conaway, Hilda Men
gel and Dora Crist; Messrs. Ezra Cop
persmith, Samuel Arnold, Marion Bit
Eel. Charles Mengel, Gus Saddles, John
Rosenberger, Harry Ogg,Christ Selma
bel, John Blizzard, George Baker,
Lewis Schnabel Edward Arnold, Jonn
Conaway, George Mengel George DIT
man, David Little, Emory Baker, Phillip
Bitzel. Edward Bollinger, John Rosen-
berger, Charles Nightengale, Garfield
Ogg. Albert Arnold, Charles Wicks.
of Baltimore; George Nightengale,
Baker and Harry Ricter.
All left with happy farewells ana
invitations to visit them, expressing
their pleasure of afternoon and night