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The Daily Missoulian., 1914-11-22
HAMILTON SOCIETY

Hamilton, Nov. 21.-(Special.)-J
Oscar Johnson of Hamilton Heights
and Miss Edith Melton were married
Wednesday evening at $50 o'clock at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. III. l.. Rob-
irson in this city, Rev. Charles
khoades, pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal church, performing the
ceremony, which was witnessed by %
relatives and friends of the bride and
groom. The bride was accompanied
TO the marriage altar by Miss Ila
Stout, the groom being supported by
Walter DeZell.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Samuel Bowen and q niece of Mrs. II.
l.. Robinson. Both are well known
here and all their many friends extend
concentrations. Mr.. and Mrs. john
son will reside on Hamilton Heights.
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STEvENSvILLE

Stevensville, Nov. 21.--(Special.)-
Victoria Slocum- Everts, a well-known
Stevensville girl, and Robert Fulton
Lietch, also Of this place, were united
in marriage in Hamilton Wednesday
afternoon by Rev. j. c. Irwin, pastor
Of the Presbyterian church, the cere-
nony being performed in the presence
of a limited number of friends. Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Smith Of this place
were attendants. Mrs. Lietch has
lived in Stevensville most Of her life
and is daughter of an old Stevens
vile family, while Mr. Lietch, who Is
native of Missouri, has resided in
this state for about three years. They
will make their home ON a claim east
Of Stevensville.
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Park Addition Club.

Mrs c. Il. Lucas was hostess for the
Park Addition club last Wednesday
afternoon. The program topic Was
Domestic Economy Mrs. I,. f. Gross
was program leader. She read a dis
eliminating paper on the topic of the
day and then called upon each member
subject which she assigned, securing
in this way an hour of lively discus
sion of foods and methods of prepar-
ing them. The refreshments served
stration of some of the favorite recipes
of the hostess.
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Country Life Club.

Country Life Club.
A meeting of the Orchard Homes
Country Life club held Friday even
ing at the clubhouse took the form of
an informal symposium on "Speciali-
zation." Messrs. A. B. Chadwick and
]. G.. DeJarnette opened the program
with piano and banjo rendition of
"The Mocking Bird A number of in
formal talks followed, then piano
duet by Misses Kate Miller and Flora
Dallman, a piano solo by A. B.tChad-
wick and an hour of dancing with
an intermission for refreshments.
During the business session, COM
mittee was appointed to represent the
club in work for the municipal Christ
mas tree.
The women's auxiliary to the Coun-
try Life club enjoyed a treat in the
regular meeting Wednesday afternoon
at the Hawthorne school. Miss Mary
Edmonds of the university faculty
gave a most interesting and instruc-
! tive demonstration of methods OF cook
ing meats. Miss Edmonds demon
from q round cut, rolled rib roast,
salmon stuffed and baked, and a
broiled porterhouse steak. She showed
charts of different cuts of meat and
distributed government bulletins on
economy in meats.
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breakfast was served at the Palace
hotel for the bridal party and rela-
tives. Mr.. and Mrs. johnson went
later to Florence, where Mr.. Johnson
is engaged in farming. The bride
graduated from Missoula county high
school and has taught school at Poto-
mac and DeSmet. Mr.. Johnson was
student at the University of Mon
tana with the class Of 1911.
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Fourth Precinct.

Members Of the Equal Suffrage
league in the Fourth precinct will
meet at $3.50 o'clock Monday afternoon
with Mrs. III. w. Mossman in her home
at 521 Defoe street. This will be the
last meeting held in this precinct un-
der the name Equal Suffrage league"
The question of re- organization on the
basis of a good government club will
be considered. All ladies who may be
interested are asked to be present.
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johnson.

Miss Helen Florence Thompson,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. M.
Thompson of S34 South Sixth street,
and J C. Johnson were married
Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock at the
church of st. Francis Xavier. Rev.
p. T. Delon. s. j., celebrated nuptial
mass. Miss jamie Eddy was brides
maid and r. H. Johnson attended his
brother as best man. A wedding
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Reading Room Society.

Mrs. Henry Buck and Mrs. B. s.
Liddil entertained the reading room
society Friday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Buck. and during the afternoon
served delightful refreshments. An
interesting program was held during
the literary hour.
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The supper room was made beautiful
and decorations of the sorority colors,
bronze, pink and blue. Supper was
served at many small tables, Misses
Doris Haviland, Anne Hall, Hazel
Brown, Olive Dobson and Constance
Keith assisting the hostesses.
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Birthday Surprise.

Mrs. T. II. Dunstan arranged sur
prise for Mr.. Dunstan Monday in
honor of his birthday. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. c. Eaton, Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Col
lar, Mrs. Lora Wood Hughes, Mrs.
Mandville and Miss Jennie Eaton were
asked to dine with Mr.. and Mrs. Dun
stan, Miss Beulah, Tom and Edwin
Dunstan. The unsuspecting host was
reminded of his advancing age, when
a birthday cake ablaze with lighted
candles was placed before him. An
elaborate menu was served in addition
to the cake. and after dinner, the COM
pany increased by the arrival OF
Messrs. Hall and Nagle, enjoyed q
game Of cards until late hour.
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Delta Gamma.

OeTta Oamma.
Pi chapter of Delta Gamma sorority
entertained a very large company of
friends with dance reception Friday
evening at the Elks' ball room. In the
receiving line to welcome arriving
guests were Mrs d. J. Haviland, Mrs.
Charles III. Hall, Miss Madge Beatty,
Miss Grace Stoddard. Mrs. c. A.
Barnes, Miss Winnifred Mclaughlin,
Mrs. Ralph r. Andrus. Miss Hannah
Book. Miss Amy Brusven, Miss Alice
Smith, Miss Mae Pope and Mrs. o. Il.
Hansen. On the wall behind and
above these ladies were the letters
Delta Gamma shining in green lights
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Eastern Star.

On Thursday evening the Corvallis
branch of the Eastern star entertained
25 members of the Hamilton lodge at
a banquet held in the reception hall OF
the Masonic rooms. During the even
Ing two new members were initiated.
The attendance was large
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San. souci Club.

Sans Souci Club.
Mrs. Asa Willard was hostess for
the Sans Souci Social club Wednesday
afternoon at her home on South Sixth
street east. Mrs. Ralph Adams and
Mrs. S. H. Ketcham were guests for
the afternoon and the members pres
ent were Mesdames Frank Borg, Nat
Little, George Wilcox, r. r. Wilbur,
Alex Peterson, j. U. Williams and the
hostess.
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Leitch- Everts.

Letch- EVerts.
Robert +. Leitch and Victoria NJ.
Everts, both of Stevensvile. came to
Hamilton by automobile Wednesday
ana We're quietly married at noon at
the Presbyterian manse by Rev. ]. G.
Irwin. The couple was accompanied
to Hamilton by Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Smith. The party returned to. Ste
Vepsville the same afternoon.
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Eastern Star Banquet.

About rs members Of the Eastern
Star lodge of Hamilton drove to Cor
Wallis last evening to attend initiation
ceremonies at the Corvallis lodge. Fol-
lowing the initiation of many new
members sumptuous banquet was
served by the Corvallis lodge. The
evening was a most enjoyable one for
Hamilton members of the order who
made the trip.
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Entertain Union.

Mrs. 7. S. Dulin and Mrs. $. e. Cor
nell will entertain the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union at the home
of the former next Tuesday afternoon.
A delightful program has been ar
ranged for the afternoon.
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Corvallis Dancing Club.

The second meeting of the Corvallis
Dancing club was held on Friday
evening at Bourne's hall. Twenty five
couples were present and danced for
several hours to the music Of the
Cranke orchestra. The meetings Of
the club are held every two weeks.
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D R | N K
H A B | T
RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT

The ORRINE treatment for the
Drink Habit can be used with abso-
Lutte confidence. 1t destroys all desire
for whiskey. beer or other alcoholic
stimulants. Thousands have success
fully used 1t and have been restored
to lives Of sobriety and usefulness.
Can be given secretly. Costs only
500 per box II you fail to get re-
suits from ORRINE after trial. your
money will be refunded. Ask for free
booklet telling all about ORRINE.-
Missoula Drug Co. southwest corne1
Higgins avenue and Front street.
Adv. =. 4s
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Fer Miss swiersnsa.

Lillian Swierenga was hostess at
delightful party Friday evening at her
home west of this city. The occasion
was Miss Swierenga's birthday. The
evening was spent with enjoyable
games after which refreshments were
enjoyed. The hostess received many
beautiful presents.
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Miscellaneous Shower.

Miscellaneous Shower.
Miss Edith Melton, who was married
Wednesday evening to j. Oscar john
son, was rendered a miscellaneous
shower Monday evening by the Royal
Neishbors' lodge. of which she is an
honored member. The function was
eld at the home OF Mrs. John Ritchie.
About 20 members Of the lodge were
present. The guest of honor was pre-
sented with many useful gifts. includ
liz. hand painted plates, handWorked
towels, doilies. pictures and aluminium
ware. The evening was spent with
music, cards and dancing, following
which refreshments We're served by
Mrs. Ritchie.
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German Glass.

Tho German class of the Stevensville
high school met Friday evening at the
apartments of Miss Doney, instructor.
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WHAT DOES YOUR
MIRROR SAY TO YOU
II Your Face Is Not Fair You Are Not
Fair to Your Face. Use Stuart's
Calcium Waters and Danish

Before beauty can ever be realized
it must have complexion that adds
to it's lustre that makes magnificent
face contour radiate an artistic color.
The charm of all beauty rests chiefly
in the clear skin, the pure red blood,
the soft creamlike complexion.
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Surprise.

Surprise.
Tuesday evening friends of Miss
Marjory rendered her q surprise,
games and music being the entertain
n'ent of the evening, and the young
ladies who planned the affair took
along refreshments for the luncheon,
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Entertained at Cards.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas York and w.
music last Thursday evening at their
home west of this city. After an en-
joyable evening at the card table and
with music an appetizing lunch was
served to the guests.
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win Hayden at the Hayden home in
Fine Grove addition. The ceremony
was witnessed by Miss Madge Dick
ard Mrs. I. Hayden. Following the
ceremony the wedding party enjoyed Il
wedding supper prepared by Mrs.
Hayden. Mr.. and Mrs. Forest will re-
side at Grantsdale.
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Mrs. A. Z. Denton

Mrs. A. E. Denton
Mrs. A. e. Denton entertained the
members of the Episcopal church
choir with Rev. and Mrs. HI. S.
Galley, Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. F. Kellogg,
DR.. and Mrs. E. p. DUNCAN and Mau-
Thursday evening at her apartment in
the Hammond block. Musical num-
bers rendered by the talented guests
and refreshments served by the hos
tess assisted by Miss e. L. Samuel
were pleasant features of the evening.
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Homo Mission Society.
The Woman's Home Mission So
ciety met Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. A. B. Stryker.
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Missionary Society.

The Women's Missionary society Of
the Methodist Episcopal church, south
WIS entertained Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. w. 4. Caple at her home ON
Church street.
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Eorest.smith.

Forest Smith.
Albert j. Forest of Hamilton and
Mary Dell Smith of Grantsdale were
quietly married Thursday evening at
o'clock by. Justice of the Peace r.
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Mrs. Ella Hodson.
Mrs. Ella Hodson entertained few
friends at cards Wednesday afternoon
at her home on South Fourth street.
Her guests were Mesdames Heckler,
Pulliam, Scherck, Murphy. Andrews,
siegel, Macdonald, Harry A. Mclean
and Dale Hodson.
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X. x. X.

Mrs. M. B. Carter entertained the
young ladies of the X. K. X. at her
home on Tuesday evening.
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Sewing Club.

sewing Clup.
Mrs. James Tabor Of the Bitter Root
Inn yesterday afternoon entertained
the Sewing club OF the lower Three
Mile section at the Inn.
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The sudden sting Of cold and the

The sudden sting Of cold and the
white frosting Of snow spread over
summer scenes, has changed the So
cial atmosphere as well as the physi-
cal temperature during the week that
ends today. Missoula has grown seri-
GUS with thinking of the poorly clad
and poorly-fed stranger who may be
within her gates. The plans made
Tuesday evening for a great munich
pal, Christmas tree were but token
| ntxthe enlarged sympathy seeking eff
seAe6tive !. and practicai expression,
which comes with November snow.
This week. the glad business OF
counting mercies towards Thanksgiv-
ing day will be the theme Of recreation
hoars. Some will give thanks for
.loveds0nes living and well, to go home
ssto see, or to welcome coming home.
Some will give thanks for Gods gift
of work to do for the loved one and
some will give thanks for health and
strength to do their work, so stunning
up the three essentials to happy liv-
ing.
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Wednesday Afternoon Club.

Wednesday Afternoon Club.
The Wednesday Afternoon club was
entertained by Mrs. Herman Kohn
at her home on East Front street. The
ladies present were Mesdames j. B..
Cyr, M. ]. Coen, J. NJ Lucy, II. T.
Wilkinson, Paul Gerber. Clarence
Prescott, Ruel Cosner and the hostess.
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west. Present were 10 fadies and gen
tlemen. During the business session,
the board decided to have q white
Christmas for an interesting innova-
ton this year at the Methodist church.
AN decorations and gifts are to be
white or frosted over. The meeting
last evening ended with a social ses-
sion and refreshments.
Al the Dickinson Home.
Mrs. w. o. Dickinson and Mrs. Law
renee Grady entertained company OF
ladies at Kensington tea Tuesday
afternoon at the Dickinson home on
Woodford street and Mrs. w. 0. Dick
inson with Mrs. w. III. H. Dickinson
had a second company of ladies
Wednesday afternoon. The rooms were
made bright with red and white ber-
ries. marigolds and autumn foliage.
The hostesses were assisted in serv-
ing tea Tuesday afternoon by Mrs
Leta Walls of Stevensville and Mrs. r.
B. Dodds. In the afternoon Mrs. Walls
assisted in the offices Of hospitality.
The guest list for Tuesday included
Mesdames Harry Townsend, D. c.
Smith, C. E. Simons, r. B. Dodds, Il.
f. Dodds, Lamar Chaffin, Ruel Cos
ner. II. B. Healey, Frank Borg, George
Lenfest, Thomas Stephenson, Joseph
Hahn, H. F. Lindsay, Frank Fitzpat-
rick, Harolds Griffis, w. N. Dixon, King
Darlington. C. b. Effinger, L. M.
Erickson. J. l.. Scott, Corinne Apple,
Fred Dodge, Willis Ross. w. E. Now
bray, III. B. Farnsworth, r. H. Nelson.
The company Wednesday were Mes
DANES Barnes. Wilcox, Craig. Hoyt,
Mccormick, Spratt, Brooks, e. A.
Brooks, q. F. Peterson, Henley, Her
ger, Myers, Hartman, Mabel Hall,
Fitzgerald, Dodge, Matthews, Frisby,
Kenneth Ross, A. Sterrett, Sumner,
Frank Keith, F. c. Moore, Anna Simp-
son, A. J. Gibson, Hiram Knowles,
Hershey, Corbin, Patterson, Paxton,
Chester and Miles.
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ing in honor Of her birthday. A
handsome silver mesh purse was pre-
sented Mrs. Thompson and delight
ful evening spent with games, music
and supper.
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Albert ouiIette.

Albert Ouilette.
Miss Alma Albert and Amy Ouilette
were married Monday morning at 10
clock in the Catholic church at Bon
ner, Rev. Father Legris being the Of
ficiating priest. Miss Cora st. Ger
main was bridesmaid and the brides
brother Camille Albert, was best man.
A wedding reception was held after
the ceremony and an elaborate din
ner served at o'clock at the groom's
home. About 35 relatives and inti-
mate friends were seated for dinner.
The bride wore a handsome travelling
suit of plum colored cloth with hat
in harmony and Miss ST. Germain
wore blue tailored suit and hat to
match. Mr.. and Mrs. Ouilette went
cast for their honeymoon journey.
They will return to make their home
at Bonner. Mr.. Ouilette being asso-
ciated with Mr.. Piltz in a general
merchandise business at Milltown.
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complimenting Mrs. Thompson
Twenty five ladies and gentlemen
members Of the Eastern Star. sur
prised Mrs. E. r. Thompson at hel
home on Ford street Wednesday even
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Murry-White

Murry- White
Cards were received in Missoula
last week announcing the marriage OF
Miss Bessie Murry, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. III. Murry Of Sancpolnt,
Idaho, and James Ernest White, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. White Of this
city. The wedding was solemnized at
the home of the brides sister in Spo-
kane, and Mr.. and Mrs. White will live
in Spokane. The groom was educated
in the schools of tMissoula, finishing
his course in the Missoula Business
and Normal college. He has been for
some time in the purchasing depart
ment of the Northern Pacific railway,
working under the supervision of his
father.
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Informal Tea
Miss Dorothy Sterling entertained
informally at tea Wednesday after
noon. Her guests were Mrs. Gilbert
Reinhard, Mrs. Hugh T. Forbis, Misses
Edith Tietjen. Olive Wheeler, Helen
Orvis and Stella Duncan.
For Mrs. Trafford
A company of -neighbors and former
neighbors of Mrs. f. r. Trafford as
sembled at her home on Poplar street
Tuesday, afternoon for surprise in
honor OF her birthday. A birthday
remembrance in kthe form of silver
knives and forks was given Mrs. Traf-'
ford with congratulations and good
wishes. The ladies carried also their
needlework and refreshments. Present
were Mesdames /. NJ. Robertson, Mills,
Hale, Perrior. Finley, Charles Steph-
enson, Mclaughlin, Fuller, Darlington,
vealey. Stover. Jones, Walker, Am
brose, Truxler. Shuts, Reinke. Nc
Haffie, Prescott, Root and Miss Mary
McVittie.
Fortnishtiy Club
On Thanksgiving evening the Fort
nightly Dancing club will entertain it's
members and few invited guests at
a dancing party at the Elks ball
room.
Immanuel Chapter
The auxiliary to Emmanuel chapter.
No. "a, Order of Eastern Star, en-
joyed pleasant meeting Tuesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. w. j.
Moore, 1887 Sherwood street, Mrs. j.
A. GEiswold being hostess with Mrs.
Moore. Twenty five ladies were
present. There were some clever con-
tests arranged for entertainment.
Each guest was given dissected fash
ion plate figures to piece together 1n
an effort to get the best likeness of
herself. Mrs. Stevens was prize win
ner in this contest. In the writing and
guessing Of autobiographies Mrs.
O'Donnell won first place. Delicious
refreshments were served at tea
time.
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Sunday School Board.
DR.: and Mrs. E. w. Hines enter
tanned the Sunday school board Of the
Methodist church Tuesday night At
their home on South Fourth street
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Social Dancing Club

MISSOURI Social Dancing CTub
"A function of more than usual bril-
lance win be the dancing party given
by the Missoula Social Dancing club,
next Friday evening, November ~, at
the Elks' ball room. Especially hand
some decorations have been planned
and larger orchestra than usual has
been engaged. The committee in
charge is anticipating the largest
company Of the season.
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Mrs. Whitlock
Mrs. A. N. Whitlock served tea in
formally Thursday afternoon in COM
pliment to Miss Stella Duncan, who
is a guest at Kappa Alpha Theta
house. Mrs. Whitlock's other guests
were Misses willoughby,s Tabor, Nc
Carthy, Uline, Olive Wheeler. Donna
Mccall, Ethel Stubblefield, Corinne
Mcdonald, Isabel Gilbert, Louise
Weber, Alpha Buse, Alice Jordan
Agnes Sherbourne and Mrs. J. j. Lucy
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University Y. W. c. A.

University Y. w. c. A.
A meeting of the cabinet and the
advisory board of the University
Young Women's Christian association
was held in the parlors of Craig hall
yesterday afternoon. Plans were dis
cussed for the Christmas bazaar,
which the association will hold on De-
cember 5. in the office of the Bureau
of Printing on East Main street. Tea
was served as pleasant feature of
the meeting. Those present of the
advisory board were Mesdames Tylar
B. Thompson. George +. Reynolds. Ma
bel K. Hall and Miss Frances Corbin.
Cabinet members present were Misses
Florence Lennon, president; Vera
Pride, Ruby jacobson, Eunice Dennis,
Irene Teagarden, Florence Shull, Hazel
Hawk and Grace Mathewson.
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Alpha Court
Last Wednesday evening, Alpha
! court No. 497, Catholic Lady Fores-
ters, gave a reception and card so
cial In the auditorium of the church
5 Of st. Francis Xavier. There were 80
tables filled with ladies and gentle-
men intent upon a game Of progressive
D whist. v Hot lunch was served during
= the evening.
Firesids Club
Mrs. w. J. Moore was hostess for
the Fireside club on Thursday after
noon at her home, 1887 Sherwood
street. The members who had part in
Mrs. Moore's charming hospitality
were Mesdames DeBorde. Talmadge.
johnson. Noll, Griswold, Knouf, Drew
and Fox.
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For Mrs. Duncan

For Mrs. Duncan
Mrs. F. S. Lusk entertained infor-
rally Thursday afternoon for Mrs
A. l.. Duncan, who is leaving next
Tuesday to spend the winter months
F Peterson, J. w Buford. 2. H.
Freeze and Miss Olive Wheeler COM
pleted the circle with Mrs. Duncan
and Mrs. Lusk at the charmingly
served tea table.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-07-31
Thousands of Visitors at the Lib
ertytown Picnic.

The Libertytown tournament and pic
mic, which was held on Wednesday, July
goth, under the direction of the members
OF SAINT Peters Roman Catholic Church,
of Libertytown, this county, which was
held in Pine Mountain Park, about half
of a mile from Libertytown. was very
largely attended, and it is estimated that
between five and six thousand persons
gathered in the woods for the occasion.
This picnic and tournament is always
one of the largest held in the county and
some of the fastest riders in this section
of the State entered the lists.
The Union Bridge Band furnished the
music during the day and prior to the
tournament, which began at ten O'Clock
IN the morning. rendered a concert.
Dancing was held all during the after
noon and evening.
The prizes given to the riders were as
follows: Professional, first, $40; second,
s.; third, SIS; fourth. s.. Ameteur; first,
81; second, IS; third, So; fourth, 81.