The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-12-06

Society


stayed late, disposing of three tur-
keys, and everything else In proper
ton, that should accompany jolly
feast.
1t has been their annual custom
for many years to enjoy family
reunion on that day, and this event
was well up to the standard OF pre-
yiOus events.
The repast was bountifully served
in four courses, large pumpkin
posing as center piece, filled to over
Rowing with choice fruits. the sea
sons flowers were also in evidence
making It a scene OF beauty not soon
to be forgotten.
Music and a guessing contest fur
nished amusement for the afternoon.
Each guest was requested to say for
what they were most thankful, eaus-
ing much merriment.
The guest list includes the families
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Steward, Mrs.
Caroline Ennis, Mr.. and Mrs. Burris
Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Brice keat
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. Longenecker. Mrs,
ConoVer, Mr.. and Mrs j. r. George
Mrs. Anna Keown, Mr.. and Mrs
Crockett Woods, Mr. Bert Whims
Mr.. Melvin Carpenter, Mr.. Grover
Keown, MIR. Oscar Armstrong, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. r. Bolin
The Liberal Dancing Club sent out
neat invitations some time ago fol
their annual Thanksgiving dance
They held the dance in the Craip
hall Thursday night and it was
great success. Many out-of-towr
guests were present, and the man
agement of the club had Furnished
beautiful music. After the dance
there we're several luncheOns, at diff
ferent homes and at the ClmarroD
Mr.. and Mrs. L. v. Gardner enter
tanned the formers Sunday school
class at their home Thanksgiving
eve. A most sumptuous turkey din
ner was served at six o'clock. Covers
were laid for twenty, After dinnel
the young people enjoy ed an eyenin
of social games and music, Then
few fash lights and the guests de
parted thinking Mr.. and Mrs. Gard
ner for a very pleasant evening.
A group OF people from Nation
Ills. enjoyed their Thanksgiving at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Cav. Al
ter four-course dinner served al
o'clock. the party had delightful
trip to the country In Mr.. Gasaway's
car. Covers were la'd-for Mr.. and
Mrs. GSsaway and daughter, Mrs.
Elizabeth Warren, Mr.. and Mrs,
Cav and Mr.. Richard Cav,
Col. and Mrs. VIM. Scott left on
No. 4 Sunday morning for their home,
in Kansas City, after a most delight
full visit with their daughter, Mrs.
l.. c. Yocum. They always enjoy a
visit to Liberal and were profuse In
their praise of the good people and
the prosperity OF the best town in
Kansas.
Or. and Mrs. Nichols were host
and hostess to the following guests
on Thanksgiving; Mr.. and Mrs H.
f. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Ault,
and Miss Nellie Berry. A bountiful
dinner and merry time was enjoyed
by ALL
Miss Lillian Craig of Pleasant Hill
No.. will arrive this week to visit her
brother, p. A. Craig, and family and
will visit relatives In California be-
fore her return to Missouri.
The Jordan family entertained at
dinner Sunday night. the following
guests: Mrs. McWilliams, Mr.. and
Mrs c. d. Taylor and Mr.. and Mrs.
{. W. Edison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yocum have njoyed
entertaining Col, and Mrs. VIM. Scott
OF Kansas City the past week, Civ
Ing dinner in their honor Thanks
giving day.
Eugene Sanford and wife of Tex
homa, and Mrs. Long, visiting guest
OF Chicago, spent Thanksgiving with
A. P. Sanford and wife OF Liberal.
Miss Jennie Cox Of Smith Grove,
Kentucky, will arrive Saturday for
an extended visit with MIR. Fl. V.
Tucker and family,
Russell Murphy, the popular drug
store man OF Meade was a Liberal
visitor Thanksgiving, the guest Of
the dancing club.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. White had as
Thanksgiving guests their father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. White OF
Stevens county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manatt had a good
dinner and good time Thanksgiv-
ing day at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmonds.
DR.. and Mrs, cason and Eugene
Perkins were tue dinner guests of
Nr. and Mrs. F. NJ. Mason Thanks
giving.
1lr. and Mrs. w. II. Vickers gave
twelve O'Clock turkey dinner. Cow
ers were laid for fourteen.
Mr.. Denver Land was guest at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thayer on
Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. Geo. w. Keene OF Pratt and
Mr.. j. W. Baughman also partook OF
this hospitality.
J. B. Craig and family are expect
ed home this week to spend the holt
day season.
The Needle Society meets with
Mrs. Art. Foster this Friday after
noon.