Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

Ihe Passing Features.
Where are the ears Of yesterday?
Her hair hides them all away
Thosa shell-Iike ears once adored,
In whose pink curves vows were
pourcdl
To hirsuite wads it's hard to pray
Where are the ears of yesterday?
It's time, we think, to interfere,
Lest all the features disappear.
This year, one eyes entirely gone,
Next year, noses may not be worn,
And soon regretfully wen say:
"Wherc is the face of yesterday?
Town Talk.
The members of the Ladies Aid So
ciety of the First NJ. e. church
Unanswered very neat little sur
prise on Thursday afternoon for Mrs.
Fred Tompkins who leaves shortly
for Miami, Ariz. to join her husband,
the women meeting in body in the
church parlors, where the one who
was the incentive for the event had
been called on an errand. Those who
arranged the event carried lunch, and
after pleasant hours chatting, the
eats were combined into spread
which everybody enjoyed to the ut
most. The ladies presented Mrs.
Tomqkins with a silver salad service,
as a slight token of their esteem.
Mrs. Emil Reimer was the hostess
Of the Priscilla club this week. In
addition to the members, the invited
guests were the Mesdames Charles
Fleck and John Wilmer.
The st. Columbas circle met with
Mrs. j. E. Rule Wednesday. The
members spent the hours getting the
altar decorations in readiness for
Easter.
Mrs. w. W. McEwen, Jr., enter
tained informally at lunch Tuesday.
Covers were laid for four.
The Mesdames Roach, Kennedy,
McEwen, Sanders and Tompkins were
the members ( company that had
a most delightful afternoon with Mrs.
w. T. Davis Wednesday, The affair
was given for Mrs. Thompkins.
Mrs. F. C. Perkins entertained the
Kensington club Wednesday after
noon. The ladies sewed n little and
chatted much. The home was in very
spring-like decorations, the color
scheme being prettily and delectably
emphasized in the eats" Mrs. E.
]. Meyers was the only guest who
was not member of the club.
Mr.. and Mrs c. C. Perkins were
hosts at bridge dinner last night
The company included Mr.. and Mrs.
X. A. Gagg, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Robin, Mrs. Frank Eldredge, Madam
Perkins and Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins.
The regular meeting of the Wo-
mans Missionary society of the Bap-
tist church was held Friday after
noon with Mrs. Ivy Hussey. Twenty
eight members were present. The
roll call showed a membership of
forty-five. A delightful and inter
esting program was enjoyed by all,
The leading topic of the afternoon,
"The Convention Method Among the
Kachins.' was ably presented by
Mrs. Geo. Tiffany. Mrs. DR.. Robbins
gave an interesting talk on "Centen-
ary of Baptist Missionary Organiza-
tion," which was ably supplemented
by remarks from different members
on the same subject A pleasant So
cial hour followed the program.
When the Pastime Dancing club
members reached Red Men hall Mon
day night they found the place elab-
orately dressed in tango and white
1t appears the decorations were origi-
nally tango but portion could not
stand the look of disapproval cast
upon it by the president of the organ.
ization and paled under his icy stare
"A situation that can be appreciated
by those in the status quo of the Pas.
time circles. The leading spirits OF
the club were present. The room was
comfortably filled with the dancers
The music was good and much gaiets
marked the affair.
Mrs. R. S. Fairchild entertained Q
small company of ladies very inform
ally Tuesday afternoon, in honor oil
her house guest, Mrs. r. W. Calkins
Of Cortez.
Mrs. Frank Eldredge is extending
her delightful hospitality to com
pany of ladies at bridge luncheon
this afternoon. Her guests are tn,
Mesdames Hahn, Searcy, Tiffany
Arnold. Pinprey. and Joe Clark anr