The Falls City tribune., 1909-09-10
The WEEKS SOCIAL Events
AS TWAS TOLD TO OUR So
GETTY EDITOR
Various Kinds of Entertainment by
individuals, Lodges, Clubs,
Churches, Etc.

Mr.. and Mrs E. X Hurst entertain
ed eight members of Mr.. Hurst's or
iginal High School band and their
young lady friends last Thursday
evening. Early in the evening the
young people were taken to Sowles
for a treat, returning to the Crook
residence, where games and music
were enjoyed until late, when Mrs.
Hurst and her mother, Mrs. Crook,
served dainty refreshments. Mr. and
Mrs. Hurst are general favorites with
The young people and they made the
evening pleasant one for all.
Mrs. T. L. Himmelreich gave de-
lightful dinner party last Saturday
evening for her mother, Mrs. Fox 1t
bes anne known among the invited
guests that September fouth was
Mrs. Fox's eighty fourth birthday and
numerous gifts and quantities OF
beautiful flowers were showered up
O1 u6E WI NOlnplCINu CiiC sui "a ioN'
Twelve ladies were present and at
six O'Clock an elegant four-course
dinner was served. The guests visit
ed until late, enjoying the pleasure
of celebrating the anniversary of such
an elderly lady. Mrs. Fox has been
kept in very close because OF rheu-
l,,f at IA TINA il
unusually well considering her age.
The Friends in Council opened
the club season last Friday evening,
by holding their first meeting in the
new club room over the library, and
it was also the first time the room
had been used for club purposes.
There was an unusually good atten-
dance, Miss Grace Saylor acting as
leader. After a short business ses-
sion, incidental to the first meeting
of the year, the regular study was
taken up. The first half of the year
will be devoted to the study of Shak-
eSpSdIe, dlu liudy uiShe IhO -AS'
scene of Acts | and ii of Romeo
and Juliet were taken up The les
son was most interesting and bids
fair to be followed by an unusually
interesting and profitable year.
The ladies of the M. e. Kensington
rtx "a G EfriHaV
afternoon as surprise for the few
members of their society, who will
soon leave the city They are: Mrs.
Simon Davies, Misses Lois Spencer,
Mable Lyford, Pearl Hanna and Jose
phine Graves. The ladies were COM
pletely surprised little dreaming that
such an entertainment would be
planned for them The afternoon was
very pleasantly spent with needle
work, music and games. Nice re-
freshments were served at five
o'clock. The regret was expressed
upon the departure of the guests
that the ladies would not be with
them for the pleasures of the winter
season.
The X. X. club was royalty enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Holt
last Wednesday evening, at their
home one mile west of town. The
tables were placed for bridge, which
was played with unusual zest until
late in the evening. The interest in
the game was intense and the con-
test spirited Mrs. Holt was assist
ed in serving splendid refreshments
by her sister, Mrs. Al. Spear. The
evening was a pleasure to all.
One of the largest and most enjoy
able of the weeks social events was
a Somerset party, given Tuesday
evening by Miss Sarah Morsman at
her home, 107 S. Harlan street.
Guests for eight tables were present.
Tables and partners were formed by
matching numbers and colors OF
cards from a tiny euchre deck. The
score of points was kept upon these
cards and a small bow of ribbon pin
ed on for each game won. An elab-
crate supper was served in five
courses. Mrs. Morsman and Miss
Sarah were assisted during the even
ing by Mrs. Jenne and Miss Alice
Jaquet.
Mrs. D. w. Sowles and the L. B.
T. art club planned splendid sur
pise upon Mrs. Mary Mettz last
Tuesday afternoon, knowing that to
be her birthday anniversary, and
succeeded admirably in carrying out
their plans. However, Mrs. Mettz
quickly recovered from her surprise
and was her genial, happy self, busy