Semi-weekly herald., 1914-01-05
8 SOCIETY 9
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A real novelty IN our town, IN the
form Of I coasting party, was held
last evening. A party Of young peo-
pie, many Of them college studsnts
home for the vacation, went out to
Horse Gulch last evening and coasted
for several hours. Miss Edna Turner
acted as chapsron. The affair proved
especially delightful to all partici-
pants.
The commodious Wall home wes
the scene Of . real old fashioned New
Years day reception when on Thurs
day afternoon from three to six Miss
sharley Pike and Miss Catherine
Wall kept open house for their
friends. Yule-tide colors and effects
wefe used in the decorations. Thru
out the afternoon there was music,
and good cheer was everywhere in evil
dence. Dainty refreshments were
served. Miss Josephine Hahn pre-
sided at the punch bowl. Miss Edith
Robin and Miss Dorothea Balster as
sisted the hostesses In receiving, and
the Misses Amy Ayres, Jane Otis,
Ruth Searcy. Mary lockwood and
Alice Redwood assisted In serving
refreshments. The invitation list
numbered fifty.
Mrs. G. E. Mcconnell, Mrs. Fay
and Dean and Mrs. Smith were the
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C.
Jakway Thursday evening.
The Pastime dance at Red Men hall
New Years eve was all that could
be desired in the way of brilliant
and enjoyable function.
Mrs. C. H. Hawksworth, assisted
by Mrs. C. F. Black and Miss Josie
Hood, kept ''open house" at Red Men
hall Now Years from three to six.
More than hundred people called TO
enjoy their hospitality.
Mr. Stewart Henderson was the
host st !; delightful dancing party
last night. The palacial Henderson
home was the scene of the event. The
music was excellent and every thing
carefully arranged and perfectly car
ried out fer the pleasure of the par
Elephants. Punch was served thru
out the evening, and at IL intermis-
sion occurred, and the dancers par
took of delicious lunch. The COM
pany included the Misses Eleanor
Alexander, Amy Ayres, Jennie Paul,
Sophia Paul, Ruth Searcy, Mary
lockwood, Alice lockwood. Helen
Fritz, Evelyn Strochle, Anna Ober-
reich, Beulah Nelson, Gladys Ben
dure, Zelma Bendure, Lille Harris
and Gertrude Arnold and the Messrs.
Downs McCloskey, Wallace Mollette,
Forest Sanders, Waugh Haggart,
Emory Tiffany, John Harris. FRANK
Daniels, Arthur Pulliam, Vernon
Sanders, Mark Nelson, Donald Coul-
son, Gerald Harrington and Stewart
Henderson.
The Mesdames A. c. Arnold and
Rosepha Pulford chaperoned the jolly
sleighing party that went to Trimble
Tuesday evening where they danced,
dined and made merry. The men,
bers Of the company were the Misses
Helen Fritz, Ruth Searcy, Evelyn
Stroehle. Amy Ayres, Sophia Paul,
Eleanor Alexander. Jennie Paul and
Gertrude Arnold and the Messrs.
John Harris, Frank Daniels, Wallace
Mollette, Henry Bonds, Waugh Hag-
gart, Forest Sanders. Downs Nc
Closkey and Emory Tiffany.
Miss Beulah Nelson entertained a
company Of young ladies Wednesday
evening who remained to greet the
New Years. Dancing, cards and
music formed the diversion. The
guests were the Misses Gertrude
Arnold. Jennie Paul. Sophia Paul,
Gladys Bendute, Zelma Bendure and
Eleanor Alexander.
Mrs. John Pearson, Sr., is extend
ing her hospitality to company of
twelve ladies at bridge luncheon
this afternoon.
Miss Charlotte Hanno entertained
the Young Ladies Sewing club last
evening.
Mrs. John O'Rourke and Miss Mary
C'Rourke kept "open house" New
Years day. A large number Of
friends called during the afternoon.
The Eiks extended their royal hos
pitali.y New Years evening at re-
reptior. feast. dance. card party, etc.
The participants in the happy event
numbered over three hundred people
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Bernard en-
tertsined at perfectly appointed
dinner Tuesday evening. Covers were
laid for Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Cooper,