The Falls City tribune., 1909-08-27

Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. William Bahr. Quite a crowd
was present and a pleasant time was
had Miss Pearl favored them with
a recitation and Molie Stewart with a
guessing game, which was very inter
esting. Wednesday evening, Sept
1, the ladies will entertain their hus-
bands at the home of Chris Wamsley.
Mrs. II. c.. Barton and Miss jose
phine Graves are entertaining for
the Friends in Council this (Thurs-
day. afternoon.
Mrs. Abysilla Powell who is visit
ing her sons, John and James, who
given post card shower Tuesday,
August oath, that being her seventy
eighth anniversary. Seyenty-fiye rel
atives and friends sent her cards.
The Willing Workers of the Chris
tian church gave one of their popular
teas at the home of Mrs. Peter Res
terer Thursday evening. =
Mrs. Joseph Lord entertained a
few friends from this city at her
country home south of Salem We'd
nesday, and day of feasting was in
order. Only those who have par
taken of Mrs. Lords dinners can ap-
preciate them and on this occasion
the fortunate ones were Mrs. J. S.
Lord, Mrs. Houston, Mrs. Wanner,
and Miss Mary Giliispie.
Mrs. Peter Kaiser was hostess to
number of friends on Wednesday
afternoon, complimentary to her dau-
ghter, Mrs. Harnack of Hiawatha
The ladies met for good visit and at
five o'clock an elegant four course
dinner was served, consisting of all
seasonable delicies. Mrs. Kaiser
is clever hostess and every pleas
ure and comfort was arranged for her
guests. Those from out of town who
were present We're Mrs. Harnack of
Hiawatha, Mrs. Notacker of st. Louis
and Mrs. Sedelmeyer of Kansas
City
lie, entertained a large party of
friends Tuesday evening at their
home south of the Nemaha in
honor of Miss Ina Keller of Chicago,
who is visiting at the Coupe home.
Billiards, cards and dancing furnish
ed amusement for all and at twelve
o'clock a lovely supper was served
The guests were conveyed to the
Coupe home in automobiles and hacks
and the wee small hours could be
counted before they returned to town.
The out of town guests were Miss
Keller of Chicago, Miss Smith of
Topeka, Miss Eversole of Elk Creek
and Miss Coupe of Effingham, Kas
Mrs. H. G. Barton and Miss JOS
ephine Graves entertained thirty
five guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. F. Morgan Wednesday from
two until five o'clock. The enter
tainment was in the form of ken
a very unimportant part in the af-
ternoon pleasures. An interesting and
pleasing guessing game filled in
most of the time. A few measures
from fifteen mucical numbers were
played by Mrs. S. l.. Davies and the
guests were to guess the cor
rect name of the selection. Mrs. j.
r. Pickett won the prize, a hand
painted cup and saucer, for guessing
the most correctly. Lovely refresh
ments were served in two courses by
the hostesses, assisted by Mrs. Nor
gan.
Mrs. A. Keller entertained a doz-
en- ladies last Friday afternoon COM
plimentary to Mrs. Notacker of st.
Louis and Mrs. VIM. Harnack of
Hiawatha The afternoon was one of
special pleasure spent in visiting
and friendly conversation. At five
o'clock the guests were invited to
the dining room where an elegant
four course dinner was served. The
Al
evening, when the guests departed
for their several homes feeling un-
der many obligations to Mrs. Kel-
ler for her generous hospitality.
Mrs. VIM. Faller gave a dinner par