Semi-weekly herald., 1913-11-10


ter being furnished by the culinary
department presided over by Mrs.
DAILY. Those enjoying the happy oc-
casion were Claude Mckinney, John
Ware, viii Pheney, Harlan DAILY,
Alva Lyons, Iver Hansen, Richard
McComb, Charles Pound and Wallace
Mollette.
The Monday Auction Bridge club
met with Mrs. A. Hahn on their usu-
al social afternoon early in the
week. Mrs. Robin was the special
guest Of the hostess. This afternoon
the club is meeting with Mrs. Rose
pha Pulford.
A number Of members Of the Past
time Dancing club folk enjoyed a
rag" dance ut kedman hall this
week. The company ragged" and
made merry until midnight.
The Young Matrons club were
scheduled TO meet with Mrs. f. j.
Meyers at the ranch Monday but on
account of the hard storm in progress
the affair had to be postponed.
Miss Rolena Fickel was the hostess
at an informal affair Monday even
ing. Cards, music and fortune tell
ing had part in the interesting
entertainment. At 10 dainty refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. A. Rex Mollette gave auc-
tion bridge luncheons on Tuesday and
Wednesday afternoon, as farewell
to Mrs. Mcmillan, her sister, who
was on the eve of her departure for
the east. Black cats bats, etc. were
the seasonable decorations arranged
in attractive ways. On Tuesday af-
ternoon Miss Skoog won the high
score and on Wednesday the same
good fortune attended Mrs. ]. L. Par
sons. Those who enjoyed the de-
lightful occasions were the Mes
danes Arnold, Berri, Bradford, 1. J.
Bradford, Bryant, Coulson, Dray,
Gibson. Gilbert, Fry. Goodman, Go
garty, Hahn, Hord, johnson, Parsons,
Robin, Rainey, Searcy. Sloan, Smith,
Meyers, Pingrey, Tiffany, White,
West, Whitaker and the Misses Robin
and Skoog.
Mrs. J. r. c. Tyler was released
from Ochsner hospital today.
Mrs. Bernard Gogarty entertained
the Priscilla club Thursday after
noon.
The Reading club had an usually
interesting and pleasant meeting a,
the home Of Mrs. Jeanette Scoville
this week. The hostess has been an
active member of the lub since its
organization more than 80 years ago
Mrs. o. +. Boyle and Mrs. S. w. Ray
mond, honorary members, who were
numbered among the charter men,
bers, were present and added mater
tally to the interest of the occasion
Mrs. Boyle gave very clever talk
on the topic of study for the after
noon. The program, which was in
charge of Mrs. c. C. Perkins, was
rendered according to the year book
Mrs. A. J. Robin was elected a mem.
ber to fill a vacancy.
J. II. Miller, well known anC
highly respected resident of Kline
reached the 10th milestone in his ca
reer Thursday, November and tn.
event was observed by congenia
gathering at the Miller home. Al
noon country dinner was served
the table being loaded almost to over
flowing with choice viands. The af
ternoon hours were spent in happ,
"reminiscences. In addition to tn,
aged wife and the three sons of tn,
household, J. Z. Miller, Ray Millel
and w. Hanford Miller and theil
families, there were present fivl
friends who have passed the thre,
score and ten year mark: Rev. Faith
er Linthacom, who was born in 1880
T. J. Magilton, whose birth year wa
1887; j. L. Preston, 1910; w. F. Row,
1882, and Mrs. A. X. Hull, who wa
the most youthful member Of th'
aged guest circle, her natal year be
ing 1912. Nearly every man in th'
company was a veteran of the Civi
war so the stirring days of the earl!
SOS had not little part in the con
versation.
In a letter to The Herald, Mrs
Bert Thomas, nee Ada Dale, Of Pend
Teton, N. NJ, mentions that their sol
Dale Thomas was awarded media
by the Women's Home Companion
for being prize baby in the bette
babies contest which was held at AZ