Semi-weekly herald., 1913-05-19

quality more like those served at a
banquet than at picnic. During the
afternoon hours the company played
their favorite game. Among the mer-
rymakers were the Mesdames Am
bold Weaver, Thompson, Coulson, Pc
terson, Whitaker, schlabach and Schu-
macher.
Bridge
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Gibson enter
tanned small company at bridge Sat
urday evening. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Gilbert, Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Kaufman, Miss Hayden
and Mr.. Lawrence Clapp of Silver
ton.
The Civic club will tender re-
ception to the city commissioners at
the EIks club rooms Thursday even
ing.
Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. George Robertson and
Mr.. Robertson sr. and Mr.. Robertson
jr. were the dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Phelan at the Savoy
Wednesday evening.
Luncheon
Mrs. George Robertson entertained
Mrs. William Phelan and Miss Mer-
cedes at luncheon Tuesday.
Thirteenth Birthday Anniversary
Thirteen years ago today, the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Raymond was
frightened by the arrival of a little
son. Today party of youngsters
who are numbered among the JUSTIN
their-teens set are up to the Raymon-
dale ranch celebrating the pleasures
Of the anniversary of the day of great
happiness in the home. The affair
was a complete surprise to Master
Hubert, who thought that a birthday
cake would be the extent of the cele-
bration. Mr.. Raymond came to town
early this morning and motored back
with the guests. An elaborate din
ner was served by Mrs. Raymond and
Miss Gertrude, who had also had ar
ranged a series of the games that folk
of that age enjoy most. The merry
makers will return by auto late this
evening.
Shower In Honor of Miss Jenkins
The Mesdames |. ]. Bradford and
J. E. Bradford are giving luncheon
and hosiery shower for Miss Evan
geline Jenkins, a bride. elect, at the
home of the former, this afternoon.
The decorations and menu are carried
out in pink and white. Those asked
to share the pleasures of the happy
occasion are the Mesdames Burdick,
Kruschke, Smith, R. H. Sloan, S. 5.
Sloan, Rainey, Slusher, Berri, Jakway
and Mollette and the Misses Edwards,
Turner, Anderson, Lough, Blanchard,
Bryant, Ruffe, Mcmillan and Brad
ford and the honor guest.
| Violet Luncheon
Mrs. Dan Kight and Mrs. Thomas
Mason were joint hostesses at vio-
let luncheon at the home of the for
mer Thursday afternoon at 1880. The
occasion being the plus sixteenth mile
stone in the career of both hostesses
The home was fragrant with the beau
tiful blossoms. A large bouquet o1
the floral beauties crowned the table
/ Dainty bouquets of the flowers were
the attractive favors and place cards
The table was laid in hand-paintee
china decorated with violets. The
elaborate menu carried out the colol
tone of the beautiful flower SO mucf
in evidence. OF course birthda,
cake had a part in the list of goot
things but the conventional candle
decoration was tabooed and instead ;
huge question mark was the only an
swer given to those who might b.
curious regarding the number O
years since the ladies first registered
on mother earth. Those enjoying tn
delightful affair were the Mesdame
Cedarholm, McCorkel, Thompson, Viii
kins, McNicholas, George Goodman
Roy Goodman, Mochisky, Peters
, Tompkins, Harvey Wallace of Dolore
. and Miss Skinner of Montrose.
Shower for Miss LOugh
and Three Brides-El
The last meeting of the Young La
dies Sewing club was held at tn
home of the Misses Mae and Clar
Vandegrift Thursday evening an
! proved to be an exceedingly pleasan
affair. The entertainment and de
tails of the luncheon was planned an
carried out by Miss Florence Sala
bar and were especially pleasing. TIL
e-elects, three in number, an
Miss Lough, who is to leave for Eu
rope in a short time, were homo
guests. For Miss Lough there was