The Falls City tribune., 1910-01-28
The WEEKS SOCIAL events
AS TWAS TOLD TO OUR So
CIETY EDITOR
Various Kinds of Entertainment by
individuals, Lodges, Clubs,
Churches, Etc.

noon at the Odln nome by Misses
Cain and Snyder complimentary to
Mrs. VonOyen of Bozeman, Mont
Large bowls of roses and carnations
were placed in each room and during
the afternoon the guests were delight
ed with several musical numbers by
Miss Cain and a number of her
guests. Nine tables were placed for
the game of five hundred, and in the
eight games played the honors were
quite evenly divided. At five o'clock
refreshments consisting of ice
cream, cakes, coffee and salted al
monds were served. the cream being
in the form of diamonds, hearts
clubs and spades. In serving the
hostesses had the assistance of Miss
Riley of Dawson and Mrs. Schmelzel.
Quite a number of out-of-town guests
were present including Mrs. VonOven,
Bozeman, Mont. Miss Thompson, Tay-
lor, Texas; Miss Riley Dawson; Miss
Dilly, Hiawatha Mrs. Abner Mckee,
Paonia, Col. As souvenirs of the
afternoon Aeach guest was given
pretty score card with the monogram
of Mrs. VonOyen engraved upon It,.
The Friends in Council met with
Miss Minnie Mcdonald Friday even
ing at the Keeling residence with
good attendance There was consld-
erable business in order, and after
this had been disposed of Mrs. Abner
Mckee one of the honorary members
gave a very interesting talk on
"Club life in Paonia, Col" her home.
Light refreshments were served'alter
which the club adjourned until fep,
4th. when the mid-winter picnic VIII
he held with Miss Jennie Kelm.
Mr. and Mrs. T. l.. Himmelrlcb
rovallv entertained guests for seven
tables of whist Thursday evening
The home was made doubly attract
i've nv the use of cut flowers, smllaX
and evergreen, which were most at
tractively arranged. 1t was jolly
marty of congenial friends and thus
the evening was made one continual
round of pleasure. Nine games
were played with honors well dlNlo
ed. A delicious supper was serVeu
in two courses, Misses Lapp ana
Knickerbocker assisting the hosleSs'
The midnight hour had arrived pc
fore the guests took reluctant oe-
parture. AS host and hostess, Mr' aht
Mrs. Himmelrich are among our
most hospitabe entertainers anu
their evenings are always numbered
among the seasons successes.
The Knights of Columbus gave a
very pleasant dance last Friday eV'
ening for the Daughters of Isabella
and a few friends. Music was fur
nished by Werner's orchestra, and
the happy throng tripped the light
fantastic until an early hour in the
morning. Refreshments were served
during the evening, and all present
report a delightful time.
The "five-hundred" club were in
formally entertained last SATURDAY
evening by Miss Lois Keeling The
Dittmar, Mrs. Spence and Alice Keel
ing. Dainty refreshments were serV-
ed, ana Jolly evening spent by all.
Miss Lois Keeling gave most
enjoyable whist party Monday even
ing for dozen lady friends. Whist
was played until eleven o'clock when
splendid refreshments were served.
The highest score Of the evening was
made by Mesdames Dittmar, King and
Powell and Miss Grace Maddox. The
evening was a very pleasant one and
thoroughly enjoyed by all present.
One of the most delightful and
uniuue social functions in the way OF
card party given during the sea
son. was held last Friday by Mrs. k.
A. Dittmar at her home, from two
thirty until six o'clock. In all the
rooms on the first floor were placed
large bowls of fragrant roses and
carnations, which with their georgous
colorings and perfume were added
charms to the otherwise pleasant
surroundings. Cards were provided
for the afternoon pleasures, although
som 'erset was arranged for those not
caring to indulge in the game OF
whist Six tables were arranged for
whist and the unusual feature was
in progressing, the winning couple
moving up one table, the losing coup
lie going one table further down, all
changing partners. An extra lady
cut for place with the loser at the
foot table each game and filled in,
one losing dropping out, and doing
tho scoring at all tables for that
came. Seven games were played, in
which Nus. Spence made the highest
an, w2s presented with bunch OF
carnations. while a bunch of the same
flowers was divided between Mrs,
George Boyer and Miss Alice Keel
lng who tied for the consolation
prize. The supper, which was served