The Falls City tribune., 1910-01-07

feet condition, and Harnaek orches-
ira never played more "dancy" mus
ie. A huge box of carnations was
provided for the ladies', and hot
chocolate was served during the
evening About thirty couples at
tended The University bunch of
boys and girls added youth and gay
ETY. to the affair
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ~ Dttmar gave
delightful dinner for the clerks
of the Dttmar store New Years Eve
Covers were laid for twelve at a
table tastefully decorated with a
large floral centerpiece and many
pretty shaded candles. The dinner
of four courses was a sumptious one,
made up of the choicest delacicies
of the season. The company linger-
ed long at the table, and during the
evening which followed enjoyed cards
and games. Mr.. Dittmar is not only
an exemplary employer, but with Mrs.
Dittmar extended to the ladies and
gentlemen in his employ a cordial
hospitality that made the event one
of unusual pleasure for all, and open
ed the New Year with a feeling OF
personal pleasure and benefit and
general good feeling
The c. e. Society of the Presby-
terian church was most pleasantly
entertained at watch party given by
Carl Miller ana his sister Miss Dor.
| othy, last Friday evening. Som 'erset
was the chosen game of the evening,
and was thoroughly enjoyed until
eleven O'Clock, when lovely refresh
ments were served The New Year
came in amid song and laughter and
jolly good wishes all around. The
guests took their departure at a
late hour, after spending delightful
evening
Miss Florence Boose paid a COM
pliment to her Sunday School class
of boys last Thursday night by en-
tertaining them royalty at her home.
Many interesting games We're prepar-
ed for their amusement and jolly
evening. spent. Refreshments were
served which appealed strongly to-
the boys They considered the oc-
casion a very enjoyable one.
Mrs. Charles Wilson entertained
the Degree of Honor kensington on
last Friday afternoon with a splendid
musical program. There was large
attendance and very pleasant after
noon spent Nice refreshments were
served at five O'Clock.
Mrs George Wahl gave very
enjoyable New Years eve party at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Quiett, for her sister and hus-
band Mr.. and Mrs Tirney of Kan
sas City. Som erset was played dur
ing the evening and with the usual
pleasure ~ number of vocal sell
eCtlohS, dis well do pIdllo hulipSio
were pleasure to all The guests
| remained until the new year had ar
rived before saying goodnight, after
such pleasant evening.
Miss Louise Rule gave "a delight
full little dinner last Friday evening
for her friend, Miss Helen Jackson
of st. Joe and Miss Myrtle Hoffnell
of Abeline. Kas The guests were
limited in number, but a delightful
evening was passed. \ lovely dinner
was served at six O'Clock, and until
the hour for the evening parties the
time was passed most abgeeably
with games and visiting. The dinner
party was a very pleasant one.
The Knights of Columbus gave a
dance in Their lodge room in the
Wahl building last Thursday even
ing and a royal good time is re-
ported Almost all the members from
over the county were there, as we'll
as the Daughters of Isabella. Dun
ing the evening a nice lunch was
served in the dining room, also al
large bowl of punch was place in
the main room.
Mrs. Fred Mosiman delightfully."- Ell
tertained a number of lady friends
last Wednesday evening for Mrs. |
Verne Ripley of Council Bluffs. !
Many games furnished entertainment
for the guests and jolly social ey
ening was tie result Refreshments
Of most tempting nature were served (
and at late hour the ladies' returned
to their several homes.