The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-01-02
SOCIAL LIFE


mistletoe abound In every home while
In some the Christmas trees and their
colored lights gladden. the hearts of
the children.
The Christmas festivities were ush
cred in the first Of the week by the
Christmas dance given In the ballroom
Of the Wilson building, recently COM
pleted. Invitations were issued to
about fifty couples, many married
couples among the number Every
one present expressed themselves as
more than satisfied with the event
Mention should be made of Judd's or
chestrh which furnished most excel
lent music, Many were heard to ex-
press themselves as delighted with the
new hall and its floors, which are In
an excellent condition. The arrange.
ment OF the banquet room and kitchen
coming In for full share Of praise
This hall gives every promise Of be-
ing most popular place for enter
tainments in the future. -
Mr.. and Mrs. b. NJ. Greig enter.
tanned at Christmas dinner Wednes-
day evening. The guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Bernele and little daughter
Lillian; Dr. and Mrs. whitney, Miss
La Vine Smith and Mr. Balm. The
table was prettily decorated will
white narcissus, while tiny Christmas
bells festooned the dining room.
on Christmas eve Mr.. and Mrs
Whitworth were hosts at o pleasan,
little dinner party. having for their
guests Mr. and Mrs. Kenyon, and DR.
and Mrs. Prinzing. Others coming In
later In the evening, cards were en-.
joyed until a late hour.
On Friday afternoon Miss Marie
Pinney entertained a few OF hei
friends. Those enjoying her hospi'
tally were Misses Estelle and vii.
moth Curry, Miss Riddle, Miss Lewis
and Miss JOY. ,.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Coo.
hran entertained the members OF the
Evening Five fIiindred and a. most
pleasant evening was enjoyed by all
Prizes we're won by Mrs. Wood and
Chas. Emison. This most delightful
evening Is one OF series being given
by the club members,
Saturday afternoon the Bridge club
met with Mrs. Wood. the prize, which
In this club is always handkerchief
was ava led 10 Mrs. Whitworth The
guests OF the club for the afternoon
were Mrs. Drano and Mrs Cochran.
Mrs. c. C. Dodge was hostess at a
charming little dinner party Saturday
evening given IN honor OF her sister
and brother, Mr.. and Miss Riddle.
Those present were Miss Susie Stotzel
Miss Marie Plnney, Miss Mary JOY
DR.. Goldshury, Mr.. Boyer and Mr..
Swagler
Among the events Of the holiday week
was a pleasant little party al the home
OF Dr. and Mrs. Prlnllng whore Mr.
and Mrs. Glover and Mrs. Laughlin OF
boise were the huests.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. \. Hager enter
talned a few friends Monday evening
It their home In villa Park, ia honor
OF Miss Eva Schrap. During early
evening cards We're played. prizes be-
Ing awarded TO Miss Schrap and MIR.
Clarence Hager After the refresn-
ments. music was INDUCED In until
the wee sma' hours.
\ most delightful dinner party was
1, ,.ycn by Mr.. and Mrs. Bermele New
Years Evening". Their guests were
NJ asd Irs. Il. NJ. Greig and Dr and
MIS- ~. :! Whitney,
Dr. uad .lrs. Prlnzing entertained a
charnlhg i,ttle dinner party on New
Years nis I. with Mr.. and Mrs. Whit
v orth alt dr. aud Mrs Kenyon as
their suests. ...s
A quiet Welding took place at the
home o, nI,. Rerta Payne Sunday
afternoon. when Or. Payne and MISS
Margaret Mamle were united in. mars
riage. G. L. King performed the eere7
nony. ..., .rg f...s s-s. .l.
One OF the prettiest parties OF the
Christmas holidays was given, by the
carnafion Club New Years Eve, In the
Masonic Hall, with Mrs Clement, Mrs,
Cochran. Mrs. Drane, Mrs. Peterson,
Mrs. Caldwell and Mrs. Adam hos
esses for the occasion with Mr.. and
hrs. Bermee, Mr.. and Mrs, Bailey, Dr.
and Mrs. Whitney and Mr., Balm the
guests OF the club, Beautiful ildeed
we're the prizes awarded the lucky !
players, at the close OF the games
refreshments were served in the pan
luet hall (arjoinins and seldom has
.he room presented q more be1nlt ltul
do full justice 10 the New
year. about to begin his reign, each
guest was siyen g tiny horn and loud
and merry were the blasts TO greet
him. silver unsil and white crepe
paper graced the chandeliers, while
Inc table was bullinnt witt candles
aud masses OF ereen fern.
The Christmas dancing party also
Ihe one given New Years night were
decided successes in every way ana
great credit is due the young men
who are members of the club under
whose auspices the dances were gly-
en-.
Some of Our Clubs.
Good win club OF Beatrice Rebekah
Lodge No. 81, l. o. o, +. was orgahlzeu
al the home of Mrs. Bulah Ruther-
ford. August u, 1912, with Mrs IN
ME McEndree, president; Mrs. latte
Arona, saQrptarV