Semi-weekly herald., 1914-06-08

p1neo IN t0o o00rnmeuts. Inc Det'
cony was draped with floral decorated
bunting. From It was depended but
tsrfiles and blue birds, the harbingers
Of good cheer. The supporting pill
lars were entwinsd with rsd and white
md 1t the base Of each bouqusts Of
red roses wsrs masssd. Ths stage
WAS screened with lattice work, to
which dainty greenery clune. Around
The footliehts . profusion Of flowers
were artistically arranged. The ex-
cellent muisc was Furnished by the
Bostonian orchestra. Dancing COM
menced at Q and continued until /.
The participants numbered about $50.
The event marked the close Of the
high school festivities incident to
commencement week.
+ Mrs. VIM. Birkhimer entertained
Informally Thursday afternoon in
compliment to her house guest. Miss
Shirley and Miss Jsckson's guest,
Miss sariaan, Of Aztec. Spirited
games of 800" filed the afternoon
hours. The guests included the Misses
Abbie McNicholas, Nettie McNichol-
as, Florence Salabar, Erna Kellen-
berger. Edna Brown, Marguerite
Jackson, Shirley and Sarigan.
go
Miss Sarigan was the inspiration
for the pleasant affair given by Miss
Marguerite Jackson Tuesday evening
Cards was the diversion. The guests
we're the Misses Sarigan, Edna Brown
Florence Bauser and Hazel Shirley
and the Messrs. George Moody, Nor
ris, Monberg, Foley and DR.. Dean.
The Kensington club had . pleas
ont afternoon with Mrs. C. r. Cobb
Wednesday afternoon, on the occasion
Of its fortnightly meeting. In ad-
dition to the club members the guests
were the Mesdames VIM. Phelan and
Charles Fleck.
Mrs. F. c. Gilbert is entertaining
a company of sixteen ladies at her
hospitable home this afternoon in hon.
or Of trio of the popular visitors
in our midst, Mrs. Ball, Miss Dow
ME and Miss Austin. Artistically ar.
ranged yellow roses in profrsior
form the pretty decorations. Bridge
Is the diversion. A very pleasing
innovation In the arrangements wal
that the lunch was served before in
stead of after the card games.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Kaufman en-
tertained at dinner Wednesday even
ing in honor Of Mr.. Russell Reynolds
Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. E
K. Chase, Mrs. Ball, Miss Williams
Mr.. Mcneil, Mr.. Reynolds and Mr.
md Mrs. Kaufman.
Mrs. D. r. Mckinney was tn
hostess Of the Young Matrons Sew
Ing club Monday afternoon. Las
| week the club met with Mrs. ].
Musser. On both occasions conver
sation was the diversion and sewinl
the incident.
The Monday Bridge club partook o
the pleasing hospitality of Mrs
George West this week. In addition
to the members, the guests were tn
Mssdames Gibson, Clark, Clay an
Kruschke. This completed the tour
nament the club has been playing
Mrs. Rowe Pingrey held the hig
score and won the loving cup. Mr.,
| G. E. Mcconnell was close second.
| After the business session Of tn
Masonic lodge Tuesday evening, tn
ladies of the Eastern Star gave a RI
reception in honor Of Grand Officer
Jacobson and Cooper and the former
wife and daughter. The hours wer
spent in pleasant conversation. A
the close Of the evening q daint
lunch was served.
Mrs. c. C. Perkins and Mrs. Harr
Dixon were joint hostesses and
pleasingly arranged luncheon Wednei
day at 1880 complimentary to the
sister. Miss Mary lockwood. who W.
one of the high school graduates. Th
Dixon home was the scene Of tn
event. The high school colors, re
and white, and the class flower, tn
red rose, were utilized effectively |
the decorations. An immense bouqu,
of roses formed the centerpiece an
one Of the flowers was placed at eac
plate. After luncheon tho youn
ladies' spent the afternoon dancing
the tango and kindred steps bein
among those most in evidence. Thos
asked to share the pleasures Of th
event were the Misses Amy Ayre,
| Lille Harris Eleanor Alexandar Va