The Daily Missoulian., 1913-10-12

afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at the home
of Mrs f. C. Webster, 241 South
Fifth street, east All members are
asked to4Sbe present for important
business.
kaffec kraenzchen.
Mrs. Caroline Greenfield will enter
tain the ladies of the Kaffee kraenz-'
chen Thursday afternoon at her home
in the Wilson block.
Women's Relief Corps.
There viii be held social tea for
the benefit of the Women's Relief
home of Mrs. White. corner of Spruce
street and Mccormick street. The
hostesses for the afternoon will be
Mesdames Sturm, Mcdonald and Wal
ford. They will be pleased to well
come their personal friends and
friends of the corps.
Sigma Chi Entertains.
Members of Sigma Chi fraternity
entertained company of so young
people Friday evening There was
dancing at knights of Pythias hall
until a late hour and then supper and
a musicale at the fraternity house,
Professor and Mrs. r. c. Scheueh,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Heyfron and Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert Reinhard chaper-
oned the delightful function.
For Mrs. Nixon.
Mrs. Zella Knowlton entertained in
op,, ali, to nj M To1
ena, who has been her guest for a
week, Wednesday, afternoon at her
home on Vine street After a de-
lightful afternoon of visiting. a
daintily appointed tea was served
Mrs. knoWlton's guests were Mes
DANES Stover, Rovero, Victor, Will
burn, Wilkerson. Sperry, Darlington
and the guest of honor, Mrs Nixon.
A House Party.
Mrs. Tom Kinney was hostess at
house party for the weekend in her
home at Thompson Falls. Her guests
were Misses Edna Power, Dorothy
Sterling, Marjorie Ross, Edna Rankin;
Messrs. Robert Freye, Malcolm Whit
ing and James Stafford.
Brides Dinner.
Miss Edna Power entertained at
dinner last Thursday evening the
members of the bridal party for her
wedding with Mr.. Robert Freye which
will be solemnized next Thursday
evening. The reception rooms of the
Power home on University avenue
We're decorated with flowers in bridal
pink and white and the dinner table
was made beautiful with the same
shades. Cupids were everywhere in
evidence in the decorations and ia
vors. After dinner the young people
enjoyed game of bridge. Miss Pow
er'ss guests were Misses Dorothy
Avery, Abbie Lucy: Messrs Robert
Freye, Henry Turner. Paul Dorm
blaser, Allan Swift and Jack Power.
Reception to Pastor.
Several hundred parishioners and
friends assembled in the parlors of
the Methodist church Friday evening
to give formal welcome to DR. and
Mrs. Charles D. Crouch and Miss
Jones. The rooms were beautifully
decorated with flowers. Refreshments
were served, Mrs. John Leach being
in charge and Mesdames Clark,
Adams and Nelson: Misses Hazel Hill
and Orpha culmer, her able assist
ants. A part of the evening was oc-
cupied with pleasing program,
whose numbers were:
Instrumental solo--Mrs. H. A. West.
Vocal solo-Charles F.. Perry
Address of weicome--Judge John e.
Patterson.
Response-Rev. Charles d. Crouch.
D. %.
Vocal duet-Will Castles and Mrs
McAilister.
Address, Our Pastors Wife"-Mrs.
David Andrews, president of the
Lend r~ Hand society
Response-Mrs. Crouch.
Vocal sole-G. A. McAllister
Address, Our Dcaconess' Mrs. j.
E. Ambrose.
Responsibilities Jones.
Quartet-Mesdames Hoverson and
McAilister and Messrs. Castle and
McAllister.
Initiation Party.
Three hundred and fifty young peo-
pie assembled made rather large
party at the high school Friday even
ing, but 1t was party altogether
harmonious and happy. The main
feature of the evening was the cere-
mony of initiating the members of
the freshman class
Stillman Ross. as king. and Miss
Esther Jacobson. as queen, with David
Roberts as court jester, presided over
the ceremony which consisted of a
variety of stunts. cleverly devised to
try the mettle of the freshmen. Miss
Schaelermann and Mr.. Staehling were
| the only faculty members to be put
to test. A part of their stunt was tf
debate q leading question of the day