The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-07-03

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~ .l<Isr Elizabeth Coleman enter
y - Y ~ nome Wednesday after
|1S IL, hsr xany girl and boz
~ sivins Fex and Graf
~ Mn Party. The house and Lawn
M chafur,ngIy decorated with Tag
aud r-.l white and blue bunting. I've
booths were erected on the lawn dc
eosated in American colors, one io'
the Fox Game and the other for tho
Crab Bag After both games were ov'
~ the Fox Booth was turned INTO
Parcel Post office.
Mr.. Thomas Coleman attended to the
registering Of the children as they ar
rived Each child was numbered wiil
a red.g white and blue bow OF ribbon
mined ON their left shoulders, the num-
hers being used to carry out the follow
ing games The Fox Game came first
each child having a chance to iasten
the tail to the fox. The three nearest
the correct mark were given prizes
which we're won by the following
First. A large double ink stand. Joan
Ballou: second. small bed room
clock. Mary Louise Cover; third,
game bag match box. Marie Powell
Miss Margaret Hopper and Mr.. II. w
Coleman assisted IN the Fox game
The Grab Bag came next, each child
had grab and secured a package con
,aining small present Six OF. these
packages called for prizes which were
won by the following lucky grabbers
FIRST, French Ivory six piece mani
cure set. Lucille Waters; second. Ebo-
nv finish military brushes, W. h.
shugars. Jr. third gold plated Jew
Ell box. Josephine uooch, fourth, Cry
stat glass hair receiver, Marjorie
Ballou, fifth. Crystal putt jar, We Gose
smith: sixth. Large cast metal INK
sand, scroll design in art noveau I'm
ish Joseph Ballou. Mrs. Alfred Pence
and Miss Sue rsyioi EHg!e'nsn assist
cd in the Grab Dag game. All prizes
WEI, awarded by Miss Elsie's father,
NJ. c. X. Coleman Misses Matte Lee
H1,ble and Mary Early helped IN
serving the children with cream and
cake. The cream was in the national
eoIors. red. white and blue.
Aifer each one was served refresh
meats. which were Of the national col
ors. they called at the Post office
ss,s:.h. aaa secured parcel which was
au addressed box OF chocolates.
4 Miss Colemen's guests were the iol-
ewiag: Misses Geneva Oaks, Elsie r.
Iolcman. Anna Lee Eubanks. Margu-
Kite Mcclure. leila Barnett. Daisy
kunsfor,l. Lucille Skirvin. Ruth Luns-
lad Jennie Barnett, Lucille Waters,
Louise Waters, Mary Peiius, Marga-
fet Pettus, Vic Gose Smnth, Mary Nc
SHOEMAKER, Neitie Louise Cover
Dorothy Tribble. Leila Cook Raney,
Isabella Warren. Elizabeth Greer,
BESSIE Clay Farris. Frances Greer. Lu-
Gle Carter. Catherine Beck. Sadie Har-
ris Wearen, Sabra Catherine Walker.
FRANCES Corminey. Josephine Gooeh.
Frances Tate. Bette Mccain Perry.
Arnola Ramsey. Sarah Bright. Sarah
Beck. Hester Anderson. Joan Ballou.
| .ueslc Walker, Mary Ruth Remnant.
Mareoric Ballcn, Mabel Wilkinson
Catherine Bruce. Matte Lee Preston,
Ioscphine Gooch. Anne Catherine Ma
theny. Marie Powell. Lucille Ireland,
| .ucile Ballou. katherine Brady. Mar
garct Dawson, Annette Wearen' MARY
.ouise Moods. Ihclma Powell, Mary
Gilbert Powell, tddie Bruce Baugh-
man, Dora kaihcHne HILL and Messrs.
4 GUS Warner, Earl Carter, William
Tate. Powell W,:hers. George Fleece
Farr,s. Samuel Cra.g. Joseph Ballou.
Joseph Walter. Gatcwood 'Boazley'
lanes Baughman. Morgan smith
Baushman. Earl Baughman, Earl Bry-
an, W. h. Shugars. Jr.. Harvey Embry'
/ .ynn Pence. Henry Baughman. Guy
Smith, Burdeue Bright, Robert Embry'
Shelton NJ Sauiley. lr
The party was interesting and en-
jo,ed by each and everyone who attend
ed