The Falls City tribune., 1910-01-07
THE WEEKS SOCIAL events
as TWAS TOLD TO OUR So
CIETY EDITOR
Various Kinds of Entertainment by
individuals, Lodges, Clubs,
Churches, Etc.

The Shakespeare Club gave its
annual New Years dinner at the
nome of Mr.. and Mrs George w.
Holland last Friday evening. About
thirty guests attended. and after
wards pronounced it the most enjoy
able social event of the season.
Miss Gladys Holland, in the club
aolors, wearing the badge of 1910,at-
tended the door, while Miss Anna
Margaret Gist, as Father Time pre-
sided in the upper hall Christmas
greens and flags were used IN pro-
fusion to decorate the rooms Upon
the two long tables, at which the
guests were seated, smilax and cut
flowers were used effectively with
national colors. The place cards
had the head of the great poet,
t0ne in pen and ink. After partak
iag of the splendid dinner served III
eesirses, amusements provided by
te ladies' were indulged in until a
iate hour. The holiday cheer per-
vaAed the whole affair to such an ex-
tent, that the Virginia reel was
danced as a fitting close of the
evenings pleasures. Among those
present We're Mr.. and Mrs. w. W.
Abbey, Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Gist, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hargrave, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. S. Heacock, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
W. Holland, Mr. and Mrs. p. II, JUS
ssD, Mr.. and Mrs V. G. Lyford, Mr..
and Mrs. c.. f. Reavis Mr.. and Mrs.
p. d. Reavis, Mr.. ana Mrs. Isham
aeavis Mr.. and Mrs e. II. Towle,
a,nd Mr.. and Mrs. A G. Wanner.
TThe following menu comprised the
niuner:
Oyster Cocktail
np'es Celery WATERS
Roasted Turkey. with Giblet Sauce
g.samed Potatoes Pease in Cases
Cranberry jelly Hot l.oiis 80
Pineapple Salad en- Mayounaise
Ntcpolits,n Ice-creaIn Cakes
Coffee Cigars
Miss LEILA PowelPs entertainment
stSen last Friday evening for her
gsest Miss Hoffnell of Abeline, Kas.,
Vas one of the largest and most en-
loyable parties given during the
holidays Over fifty young ladies and
Sefitlemen were present, including a
number of out-of-town visitors in the
city. A touch of beauty and cheerful
ness was added to the rooms by
bowls of cut flowers and potted
plants placed to advantage. Cards
and Somerset were engaged in
during the evening, the cheerful riv-
alry in the contests causing great
1nerriment. At eleven o'clock Mrs.
fsawell served lovely refreshments.
she was assisted in serving by Miss
Leila, and her sisters, Misses May
and Grace Maddox When the birth
of the New Year was ushered in the
pleasures were at their heighth, for
thuSlt, anu cOliSo HCit III
4nll sway and the jolly, light-hearted
young people began the New Year in
q pleasant and happy frame of mind
qgith nothing but pleasure on all sides,
It was a jolly party of young people,
ara they fingered long after the new
tear announcement to enjoy its first
no of
t,Rcsts present were: Miss Myrtle
tIoffnell, Abeline, Kas.; Miss Jackson
ST Joe; Miss Poteet, Denver; Misses
Bowers. Manhattan, Kas. Miss
GLADYS Stockton, Stanberry. Mo;
Hessrs. Warren Jackson. St Joe and
Paul Morebury of Milford, Neb.
The 4. b. Whist club gave de
hghtful party last Friday evening at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Schmelzel, at which the husbands Of
the club ladies were guests Of honor.
Whist was enjoyed until late
hour with Jnflagging interest. The
honors of the evening for the most
games won fell to Mrs. Spence. a
splendid supper was served, such
as would tempt the dantiest appe-
tite, to which all did ample justice
The New Year was ushered in, in the
height of pleasure, for each guest
seemed bent on making the begin
ming of the year one of the happiest
possible. The evening was notable
for many pleasures and as the first
Of the large parties given by the A..
b club was a decided success. Mr..
and Mrs. James b. Davis of Hum
boldt We're present.
The Elk's lodge gave a dance to
its members and their ladies on New
Years night Nothing that could