The daily sentinel., 1912-07-11

fand So guests were present. The ele-
, giant new home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sill
cox, where the guests were invited
for bridge and kensington at $3.50
O'Clock, was beautifully decorated,
with flowers, each room having a diff
ferent color scheme. A profusion of
lavender and white corn flowers
were used for one room while great
bowls filled with pink roses added
to the beauty of the other rooms.
where the bridge tables were placed
The kensington party occupied one
of the upstairs rooms. Little Misses
| Frances Carroll and Genevieve Ban
mister, daintily attired in lingerie
frocks, opened the door for the
| guests. who were received by Mrs.
Fry and Mrs. Silcox in the spacious
hall. Delicious fruit punch was
served during the games. The first
prize at bridge, a handsome plate,
hand painted in the platinum and
gold, was won by Mrs Fred Coe; sec
ond prize, salt and peppers in the
same work, by Mrs. Shackleford. The
| first prize at kensington, hand paint
ed mustard pot, was won by Mrs. s.
b. Lacy; second, cut glass salt and
peppers, by Mrs. Allison. The guests
prize was won by Mrs. ]. r. McKin-
ME, Jr
About | o'clock the guests were
invited over to the Fry residence
across the street. for luncheon, which
was carried out in a beautiful
scheme of yellow and white. I'm
mense tables, beautifully appointed,
were placed in the three rooms and
on the large veranda, oil of which
were decorated with immense CEN
terpieces of gorgeous nasturtiums,
in the same color being carried
out In the mints, ices, etc. Assisting
the hostesses in serving were Mrs
A. E. Baylis, Mrs. S. b. Lacy, Mrs.
Carl Plumb and Mrs. Dinwiddie.
The following were guests pres
ent:
Mesdames Orson Adams, ]. H..
Allen, E. NJ. Allison. J. r. Austin, II.
5. Barkuloo, A. E. Baylis, w. G.
Baylis, W c. Boyer, John Brainerd.
ii. X. Bull, Elmer Brock, l. ~ Runt-
ing, Lee Burgess, j. +. Billings. w. j.
Brewster o. E. Bannister. William
Buthorn, w. s. Bergner, l.. X Byers.
Fred Campbell, Benton Canon. Fred
Coe, Elva Coe, +. E. Cole, f. d. Col
trim, E. II. Craven, q. G.. Coen, A. r.
Cullen, c. H. Crawford, F.. K. Davis,
ii. S. Day, NJ. o. Delaplain, II. T.
De Long, Il, n. Dinwiddie. c. o. Dill
lard, r. billiard, W F. Ella. Fleisher.
II. G. Fletcher, J. W. Fletcher. f. NJ.
Floyd, Hugh Gallagher. V. C. CAIRNS,
Eta GLADDEN., John Groves. Fred
Holmes, II. l., Hiatt, f. NJ. Hoffman,
Sanford Hoodenpyle, Belle r. Howie,
Rodney Jay. A. n. Johnson, T. NJ.
Jones. Coy Klinger, A. T Kraft. e.
A. krohn. Sterling Lacy, H. o. Lam
bert. V. b, Lee, j. H. Lee c. A. Lati-
mer, w. NJ. Leavitt, G. R. Lough,
J: j: Lumsden, ]. e. Lowe, S. C. Nc
Mullin, A. A. Miller, C. T. More, ]. f.
Moore, W. NJ. Moser, w. j. Mover,
James McClintock, J. II. Miner.
Mitchell, j. A. McLuen, J. T. Nedwi-
deck, C. N. Needham, A. C. Newton.
Josephine Pearce, Fl. |. Piatt, C. w.
Plumb, T. II. RAIDER, j. II. Rankin. E.
b. Rinearson, C. b. Rich, ]. c. Shar-
er, Joe Sampliner, A. r. Sampliner.
w. C. Scheu, A. NJ. Schmidt, E. w.
Scott, Sprigg Shackleford, Guy Stern
| berg, Joe Stewart, w S. Sullivan, T.
c. Smith, c. ID. Smith, S. b. Sturte-
want, V. c. Talbert, T. NJ. Todd, r.
w. Todd, r. Il. Turpin, w. S. Wal
| lace, G. r. Warner, F.. b. Welsh, A.
r. Wentworth. S. n. Wheeler. Lin
coin Wickersham, w. H. Wilhelmy,
Robert Wilson, winton, Walter.
Walker, A. l.. zellers, Misses Hazel
Ella, Anne Allen, Camille Wallace.
Out-of-town guests:
Mrs. Henderson of Excelsior
Springs, Mo-, Mrs. McKowan of Geor-
gia, Miss Helen Barnes, Washington,
ID. c.. Mrs. r. A. Young, Ann Arbor,
Mich; Miss Lois Miller. Hillsboro,
H.; Mrs. Frederickson Moore and
daughter of Mexico City. Mex; Misses
+, Meyer, Topton. Pa: Miss Weiser, Ly-
ons, Pa. Miss Talbert. Nashua. n.
| H.; Mrs. W. r. Warren, Fruita; Mrs
]. r. McKinnie, Los Angeles, Cal.
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