The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-08-27
CLUBS AND SOCIETY
Enjoyable Occasions In The City's
Homes And Halls.

An enjoyable party and tournament
was given by the Oskaloosa Country
Club at the club house and golf links
southeast of the city Tuesday after
noon and evening and was well at
tended. The ladies had a card party
at the club house during the after
noon, the honors being won by Mrs.
| w. H. Kalbach. In the clock golf con-
test for ladies, Miss Katharine Drinkle
and Miss Amy Rosenblatt tied at
Itwenty-seven, in the draw Miss Drin-
kle taking first prize and Miss Rosen-
blatt second prize, each receiving a
book. In the golf tournament Ed Nc
Kinley took first honors for best
score, making 40, which is the best
record in tournament on the grounds
this year. In a private match, not
long since, Grant Janney made a
score of 49, Fred p. Van Sickle won
the blind DOGGY contest which was 49,.
| Carl johnson won in the driving and
approaching contest, he holing out on
his third shot Those winning gold
buttons were I'D Mckinley, Grant
Janney, Howard Harold, Ed Walton
and W. A. Mcneil. Silver button
winners are Carl Johnson, G. w.
lShockley, Frank Novels, T. NJ. Shock
| ley, DR.. Fred Jarvis, DR.. j. S. Hen
, derson, Sam Walton, F. p. Van Sickle
Bob Walton and Max O'Brien.Ii Sup
| per was served at six-thirty o'clock
at the club house and proved to be
one of the most pleasant features of
the entire program of the afternoon.
This part of the program was under
the direction of special committee,
Mrs. C. C. Pike, Mrs. F. E. Novels,
Mrs.C. G. Wallet, Mrs. o. E. Dicke-
son, Mrs. Fred Jarvis, and Misses Joe
and Pigeon Boyer and Miss Helen
Kalbach. The committee has the
greatful acknowledgment of the com
pany for the splendid service render
ed. Following supper dancing occu-
pied the remainder of the evening
and was much enjoyed, Burke's city
orchestra furnishing the music.
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Mr.. C. E. Lofiand entertained a
company of friends at his home at GA
! East High Ave, last evening, in hon-
| or of Miss Ulrich of Des Moines, a
young lady of charming personality
and rare ability as violinist, hav-
ing recently returned from years
study in Berlin. Miss Ulrich favor
ed the company with few selections
that were greatly enjoyed by those
present. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. C. C. Pike, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E.
Novels, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Kalbach,
Mr. and Mrs. o. E. Dickson, Mr.and
Mrs. Harry Little, Misses Martha
Clayton, Leila Atchison, Janette Price,
Marie Kalbach, Pigeon Boyer and
Messrs. Ed Walton, Owen Jones, Leo
Balduff. Horace Hawkins. Those from
out of town were Miss Ulrich and Miss
Slade. of Des Moines; Miss Hammer
smith, of Savannah, H.; Miss Anderson
of Denver; Miss Mary Sewers of Min
neapolis; and Mrs. Irene Little, of
New York.
DR.. Eppie McCrea and Mrs. Noble
Holloway, of Eddyville, entertained a
company of friends at dinner at the
Lacey Hotel last Friday after attend
ing the Chautauqua. The guests We're
Mrs. Frederic Lucle, of Trenton, N. j.;
Mrs. Ollie Bolin, of Beloit, Kas,; MISS
Clora Kline, of Oskaloosa, Kas.; Mrs.
Jas. Wiley, Miss Eppie Wiley and
Mrs. II. o. Seifert, of Eddyville; Mrs.
Mary j. Cole, of Ottumwa; and Mrs.
Mary e Holloway, of Oskaloosa. Mrs
Holloway entertained the same party
at supper at her home, 215 North
Market street.