Semi-weekly herald., 1913-11-10

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Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Clark were the
dinner guests of Mrs. Minnie Evans
hst night
Miss Dorothy Balster was the din
ner guest Of Miss Mercedes Phelan
Sunday evening.
The German club met with Miss
Florence Brewer Wednesday evening.
Downs McCloskey has issued invi-
tations for dance Saturday evening,
November 20.
Miss Idonna Wigglesworth, one o
the interesting little daughters
Mr.. and Mrs. Win Wigglesworth, wa
10 years old Wednesday. Her friends
shared the joys of the celebration Of
the event by making her the i'm
promptu hostess at surprise party
After school Wednesday afternoon
they invaded the home, dozen
strong and spent the very merriest
hours that has been their portion in
many moons. Mrs. Wigglesworth aid
ed them in the surprise and prepared
the most enjoyable games and deli
cious refreshments for their enter
tainment. In addition to the social
features Of the affair donna will
long remember the occasion by the
array Of beautiful gifts with which
the guests showered her. The COM
pany included Elizabeth Williamson
Georgia Williamson, Helen Hollopet-
er, Dora Hollopeter, Zadie Perkins,
Marion Perkins, Letha Russell, Gene
We've Edwards, Lenors Skeels, Geneva
Maddox, Henrietta Wetter and Vera
Wetter.
Mrs. J. A. Pulliam has invitations
out for q series Of luncheons the lat
ter part of next week.
The Young Ladies Sewing club
were entertained by Miss Amelia
Gibbs Friday evening.
Mrs. ]. A. Coppinger Of this city
and sister, Mrs. Rathbone of Chicago
are planning trip to Europe. The
ladies expect to start on the journey
early in January.
Mrs. J. L. Parsons is extending her
hospitality at series of luncheons.
Yesterday at 1870 her home was the
scene of the first event. Today the
second of the series was given.
Mrs. F. c. Gilbert is entertaining
At auction bridge this afternoon
Those partaking Of her hospitality
were the Mesdames Arnold, Birkhim-
er, Lane, Gogarty, Berri, Weightman,
Mollette, Evans. Fry, s. Sloan, Hub
bard, Searcy, Eldredge. Tiffany, VIII
hanson, Bryant, Joe Clark, Pulliam
and the Misses Marguerite Jackson
and Bertha Biggs.
The st. Columba's circle enjoyed
the hospitality Of Mrs. Fred Egan
Wednesday afternoon. "The useful
with the pleasant" is the slogan Of
the society. They enjoy hours Of
pleasant conversation while using
their needles To fashion articles to
Be sold At the coming fair.
The ladies Of the First Methodist
church met with Mrs. r. s. Fairchilds
Friday afternoon and had an enjoy
able time. The work for the bazaar
which is to be held at the home Of
Mrs. Gibson on the afternoons Of
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nicely.
The fortnightly meeting Of the
Kensington club was held at the
home of Mrs. j. T. Brewer Wednes-
day afternoon. Only club members
were present to enjoy Mrs. Brewers
gracious hospitality.
The Baptist Mission circle met Fri
day afternoon ut the home Of Mrs.
George McCorkel. 1t was q very
pleasant and interesting meeting with
q wide range of subjects for discus
sion. In addition to the regular pro-
gram, the hostess gave a review Of
the proceedings Of the Baptist state
convention recently held in Colorado
Springs.
The Saturday Night Bridge club
will partake of the hospitality of Mr..
and Mrs. Rowe Pingrey this evening.
Mrs. F. D. Burns and Mrs. J. E.