The chronicle=news., 1914-10-31
SOCIETY

Priscilla Club. .-g .,p ,.si
The regular meeting of the Pris-
ella clulh was held yesterday after
noon with Mrs. c. E. Black at her
home on Tillotson street. The aft
ernoon was spent a social wnv
and in sewing after which lis /
luncheon was served by the hostess.
Country Club Bridge.
Mrs. B. A. Rhoades made tile high
score at the meeting Of the Country
Club bridge tournament held yester-
day afternoon. After the card games
light refreshments were served by
the hostesses for the day by the
Mesdames w. D. Hamersfo Ugh. Will
|F'rierich, ]. D. Harper and A. l.. Har-
bridge.
Tres Joli Club.
Mrs. W. A. Tribble entertained
the members Of the Tres Joli club at
q delightful Halloween party yes
terday afternoon. Autumn leaves
and flowers, together with Halo
we'en suggestions were used in the
decorating. The afternoon was
spent in playing games and in a So
cial way. Prizes for the guessing
games were won by Mrs. Frank
Sellman and Mrs. ]. w. Tennyson.
At the conclusion of the afternoon a
delicious two-course luncheon was
served by the hostess assisted by
Mrs. Clyde Hampton.
The guests for the afternoon were
Mrs. Miller Chandler. Mrs. o. c. IT.
win. Mrs. H. A. Morgan, Mrs. T,
Adams. Mrs. A. l.. Wheeler, Mrs. A.
IC. Cross, Mrs. Frank Sellman. Mrs.
j. w. Tennyson. Mrs. Edward Cott-
rill, Mrs. W. II. Carpenter and Mrs.
NJ. A. Easton.
II. o. B. B. Meets.
Trinidad Lodge No. 2?3. |. o. o. b.,
meets Sunday. November l, at . p. M.
First Grade Rice School Hallowe'en
Celebration. .,,.
Mrs. DR.. John Espey and little
daughter, Rachel. served refresh
ments to Miss Palmquist's first grade
children Friday afternoon after
lshort halloween program. Each child
brought jack-o'-lantern and after
were pulled down and stories told
(by the children and teacher. Then
fcandles were extinguished and re-
Treatments served.
Halllowe' EN- Party. ....... 49,.
Mrs. Laura Bowlden entertained
number of her friends last evening
at Halloween party. The home
was beautifully decorated with Jack
|o'-Lanterns. black cats and other
suggestions OF the season. The even
ing was spent in playing games and
with various amusements. The prizes
for the guessing games were Won by
Mrs. Wood. Alvin Messer. Clarence
Robertson and Herbert Messer. After
the games delicious luncheon was
Served by the hostess. The guests for
the evening were Mrs. c. w. Fry,
Mrs. o. Grandpre. NJ. and Mrs. AL
win Messer. Mrs. T. Bradley. Mrs.
John Hale, Mrs. Carl Wise. Mrs. Babe
Williams. Mrs. Wood. Miss Julia
Grandpre. Dick Messer and sister.
Miss sistina spicer, Miss Maggie
Spicer, Miss Frances Taylor, Miss
Waverly Hale. Miss Pearl Brighton.
Miss Helen Stevenson, Miss Laura
MAY lap. :ss Thelma Carter, Fred
Fry. Herbert Messer, George Bradley,
Clarence Robertson and Everett
Wood.
r. E. o. Society. s
Chapter ] OF the r. E. o. Society
will meet Monday afternoon with
Miss Lula Watson at her home, 212
Beech street.
Birthday Party.
In honor OF her eighth birthday.
little Hazel Bittle was yesterday the
hostess of number of her friends at
her home. $50 Stonewall avenue.
delightful afternoon w spent play
ing games and dainty refreshments
were served by the mother of the
hostess, assisted by Miss Nora Hen
drick. Those entertained were Mr..
and Mrs. Jett, Mrs. J. E. seay' the
Misses Blanche Hendrick. Margaret
Wardlaw, Julia Woodbridge, Blanche
Hargrove, Mauverine Horton. Elsie
-seay, Alice Meek, Harold Bittle, Ed
win Seay and Keith Horton.