The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191?, 1909-06-11
THE WEEKS SOCIAL Events
AS TWAS TOLD TO OUR So
CIETY EDITOR
Various Kinds of Entertainment by
individuals, Lodges. Clubs,
Churches, Etc.

alrS. w. ). kOrner entertained
III. Methodist Kensington at her home
Thursday afternoon.
Ir. and Mrs. Tom Davies will en-
teftain a company of friends at their
home tonight at som'r set.
The Baptist ladies' kensington will
meat at the home of Mrs Mary Veach
Friday afternoon at two o'clock.
The Daughters of Isabella met in
regular session Friday night. A
number of candidates were initiated,
alter which a social dance at Wahl s
nan was in progress.
Mrs. J. b. Morton entertained a
number of friends at dinner Friday
In honor of Mrs. John Hutchings of
Council Bluffs, who spent several
days with friends in this city.
The Baptist people held a social
az the home of viii Spraggins and
VIE last Friday night. There was
large crowd in attendance and it
WIS a grand success, both socially
and financially.
The w. r. C. met at their hall and
spent a very pleasant afternoon on
Wednesday. They took with them
their baskets and at six o'clock their
husbands were on hand to partake of
an elaborate supper.
his afternoon the members of the
Degree of Honor Kensington will NEE
with Mrs. Harvey Wahl at her home
On South Stone street Mrs. Wahl
= genial hostess and royal time
i sure to take place.
Irs. Ernest Bode entertained the
in the east part of town Friday after
noon. The weather was fine and
q large crowd was out. The hostess
served delightful refreshments.
stanley Stump celebrated his birth
day Sunday and was assisted in the
celebration by Steve Mower, Herald
Gagnon, DR.. Harry Pittock, DR.. Win
de and Scott Stump. a delightful
So o'clock dinner was served.
Iiss Myrtle Bowers and her Sun
ca school class of the Brethren
church enjoyed a picnic at her
home in this city this week. The
little folks played various games and
al enjoyed a splendid picnic dim
1er.
IN Thursday afternoon the Shakes
qHare club met at the city park and
enjoyed themselves. They took with
them delightful lunch and at six
o'clock their husbands joined them
and all partook of a real picnic din
uet
On Thursday the members of the
Falls City Chorus went to the city
PARK and enjoyed a social afternoon.
Al about six-thirty an elaborate picnic
supper was served. A goodly number
oi The members were present and also
& lew visitors.
Hiss Ruth Reayis entertained about
twenty friends Wednesday evening,
complimentary to Reavis Gist, who
VII leave in a short time for Wyo-
mlag Music, games and dancing fur
uisaed the entertainment for the
evening. Nice refreshments were
sarred.
The C. w. B. NJ. met Friday after
noon with Mrs. 7. J. Oliver. An in
tefesting program was rendered and
pagers We're read by Mesdames Heck,
Levda and Oliver. 1t being Mrs. Oil
vee and Helen's birthday, a delight
ful lunch consisting of ice cream and
cahe was served.
The Degree of Honor planned a
pleasant evening for their children
Thursday evening. At about eight
O clock the hall was we'll filled and
Z cry interesting program rendered.
The little folks sang and spoke and
the last number was a rose drill.
Cream and cake was served.
he L. B. T. club met with Mrs.
r. =. Sandusky at her home on Chase
street Wednesday afternoon. All the
members were present and Mesdames
Fenton, Wilson and Heacock We're
guests of the club. A delightful
afternoon was spent and the hostess
IN her usual pleasing manner sery-
ed nice refreshments.
Hrs. Charles Banks entertained at
six o'clock dinner Tuesday evening,
in honor of Mrs. Charles Ely of
Kansas City and Mrs. Eyersole and
daughter of Elk Creek Covers were
la5d for twelve. The other guests
We're: Mrs. and Miss Snidow, Mr.
and Mrs. Reichel, Miss Gilman and
Air Arthur McGavie of Dubuque, la.
The city federation of womans
clnbs met at the Elks' rooms Mon
day afternoon and transacted special