Semi-weekly herald., 1909-03-01

red carnations and ferns. George and
Martha Washington place cards ware
used. Covers were laid for Ten. After 4
dinner the evening was spent in cards
and music. Besides the hostess those
present were: Misses Mabel Skoog
Ella Jackon, Isabelle Harris. Fila
Schafranka and Messrs. Henry Berri
George Moody. L. s. Smith, Frank
Grubb and Roy Fraser. 4
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. John
Pearson entertained at bridge. Indi-
yidual cherry trees occupied the cen
ter of each of the five tables. The
first prize was a small broom. and the
BOBBY a wax lemon filled with cher.
ries. The prize for the greatest num-
Der of slams was cut glass toothpick
holder which were awarded respec-
lively to Mrs. Hahn, Mrs Balster and
Mrs. Henderson. The list of gues&
| is as follows: Mesdames Chapman,
Nathan, White, Gilbert, Tulley, Herr.
Hahn, PuIford, Scoville, Wingate, IT,
rell, Clark. Potts, Lowe. Mcconnell
Balster. Newman, Egan, Mollette. Sam
Sloan, Henderson.
| On Tuesday afternoon number OF
her friends happened in on Mrs. A.
r. Lewis to help her celebrate her
SEVENTEEN birthday. Mrs. Lewis was
called TO one of the neighbors on some
pretext and during her absence the
ladies assembled surprising her i'm.
mensely on her RET urn. Congratu-
lations were in order and jolly so
clal time made the b ours pass swift
ly The refreshments were delicious
Mrs. Lewis received a number Of
handsome presents. Those present
were: Mesdames Eldredge, Ely,
Camp, Blair, Mcneil Vale. Galloway
Bowman. McCloskey, Fraser. Morris
Schlabach. Zeller, Daniels, Coston
German, Dickinson, Gallery, Hood. Nc
Clure. Reynolds.
Tuesday evening Mrs Jane Mcclure,
mother of Mrs. A. F. Hood had a
birthday surprise party In honor Of
the seventy-seventh anniversary of her
natal day. When the guests gathered
at Mrs. Hoods residence, 1t was
complete surprise on Mrs. Mcclure as
she had been absent all afternoon
helping Mrs. Lewis celebrate, the two
birthdays coming the same day. Mrs
| MaCInrn rf p,,,r
Der of beautiful gifts in honor OF the
occasion. Music and fine social time
made the moments fly. Dainty re-
! freshments were served. Those pres.
ent were: Mesdames Moore, STAINS
berry, Cunha, Turner, Galloway, Towe
Davis, Wakelln. Sullivan, Jones. Nor
gan, Todd, A. X. Lewis, Bird, McCart-
ney, and Misses A. Wakelin, p. Nor
gan, Helen George, and Ray Hood.
Last Tuesday evening the Rebeccas
gave birthday party for Judge H.
Garbanati in honor of his eighty-ninth
birthday, in Odd Fellows hall. There
was large crowd in attendance and
after wishing him many happy returns
of the day. all sat down to the sump-
tuous supper prepared, which was
elaborate and tastefully SET 1t
was very pleasant occasion enjoyed
equally by both the guest OF honor
and his friends.
The Wednesday Sewing club met
this week with Mrs. L. e. johnson
The ladies brought their fancy work
and sewed and talked Late in the
afternoon dainty refreshments were
served. The members OF the club
are:' Mesdames Deuel., Alexander,
Shaw, Lightner. Burdick. Tiffany, 8.
Johnson. L. Z. Johnson, and Miss
Mashburn. The club does not meet
again till after Lent.
The North Side Social club were
entertained by Mrs. George Weaver
this week. 1t was a DISTINGUISHED
assembly that gathered in Mrs. Wea
ver's pleasant rooms on Wednesday
afternoon. All the guests were in
fancy dress-there were George and /.
Martha Washington. Dolly Madison
Janice Meredith, among the number.
The house was decorated with flags
and bunting. The cherry tree was
prominent figure, with the stars and
stripes floating from the top, and the
cruel hatchet lying beneath its branch.
es. The national colors were carried
out In the refreshments. the cake be.
ing marbled in red, white and blue,
and decorated with frosting of the
same colors. The first prize was a
hand painted dish and fell to the lot
OF Mrs. Joe Woods; the second was
deck OF cards-Mrs. George Thompson
being rewarded with that. The ladies'
all voted Wednesdays entertainment
as one of the most enjoyable OF the
winter.
MOURNING BY PROXY.