Semi-weekly herald., 1913-11-17

The German club met with Miss
Mary O'Rourke Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Musser extended
their gracious hospitality at . per-
fsctly appointed dinner last Thurs
day evening. Covers were laid for
DR.. and Mrs. J. B. Ochsner, Mr. and
Mrs. s. s. Sloan, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
McDevitt, Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Whita-
ker, Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Sloan, Mr..
T. C. Graden and Prof. Werker.
Miss Josephine Hahn spent the
week with Mrs. George Robertson at
the Floride mesa ranch.
| The Wednesday Bridge club en-
joyed the hospitality Of Mrs. H. A.
Ligenfelter.
The st. Marks guild held an en-
thusiastic meeting with Mrs. Jea.
nette Scoville yesterday afternoon
For many weeks the members have
been busy fsshioning the most ut.
tractive articles for their bazaai
which is to be held November 81 and
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Mrs. Roy Goodman entertained the
Wednesday bridge club this week. In
addition to the members the guests
| were the Mesdames L. AmboId and
d. C. Coulson.
The Reading club met with Mrs.
John Haggart Thursday afternoon.
According to the year book the pro-
gram was to be in charge of Mrs.
B. W. Ritter. In her absence Mrs.
A. Rex Mollette had charge.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles P. Burgoon
are now domiciled at 526 Third Ave
Mrs. James Pulliam is entertaining
at series of luncheons at her Boule-
ward home. The first was given yes
terday at 1870, the second is in pro-
gress this afternoon. A profusion Of
yellow chrysanthemums and lilies of
the valj.y are used in the artistically
arranged decorations. Yesterday the
diversion during the after-luncheon
hours was bridge. In the interesting
games Mrs. Lane won the high score
and Mrs. Mollette the low. Today
the company are playing $500" In
cluded in yesterdays guest list were
the Mesdames Clay, Pingrey, Joe
Clark, Searcy, Austin, Williamson,
Chase, Mollette, Lane, Gilbert, L.
Ambold, Tiffany, Hord, S. S. Sloan,
Robbins, Shaw, Cooper, Bryant,
Weightman, West, H. Pearson, Rain
ey, Buchanan, Bernard, Gibson, Go
garty, Kaufman, C. c. Perkins, A. J.
Gibbs, F. Smith, Parsons and Miss
Salabar. Those asked to share her
hospitality today were the Mesdames
Berri, James Pheney, Walter Ambold
Holden, Elmer Meyers, Fry, Ray
Goodman, l.. f. Smith, Don Eddy, By
ron Eddy, Chapman, R. H. Sloan
Birkhimer, Mcclellan, Deickman and
Schlabaugh and the Misses Stilwell
Turner, Blanchard, Bryant, Nc
Cloud, Biggs, Gogarty and Gibbs.
Mrs. w. S. McNeely, one of the
city's most loved matrons reached the
plus twenty-first milestone in hei
career yesterday and she was most
pleasingly reminded of the event by
a surprise birthday dinner given by
her daughter, Mrs. Ross McGirr
Turkey and all the delicious thing.
that have part in the Thanksgiving
menu were numbered among tn,
viands served. Those who shared
the pleasures of the occasion beside
the honor guest were Mrs. Rudesdori
and son, Mr.. w. s. McNeeley, Judge
o. S. Galbreath and Mr.. and Mrs
McGirr.
1 VMio. JUG Wooub WaS tuc iHbpTOIIiptt
hostess at surprise party given a
the home of her sister. Mrs. F. r
Graham Tuesday. Mrs. Woods dis
pensed hospitality in quite as charm
ing manner as though she insteat
of her friends had planned the af
fair The company came in fearfu
and wonderful costumes. There wer
Dutch musicians, colored folk, merr,
widows. The gentlemen were repre-
scented by their attire only. TIL
evening was spent with music, mer
riment, story and song. The Dixi
twins delighted the company witt
several selections and exhibitions
Among those present were the Mes
DANES Coulson, Ambold, Lane, Good
man, Pingrey, Barber, Johnson, Clark
Turrell, Lingenfelter, S. S. Sloan, r
H. Sloan, Ayres, Burdick, Waite
Weightman, Balcom, Tiffany. C. c
Perkins, Bert Brown, A. F. Hutchin
son. A. L. Davis, Henderson, Berr
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