Semi-weekly herald., 1914-02-23

fguests enjoying the occasion were the
Mesdames John Pearson, d. F. Day,
w. S. Pickerell, S. S. Sloan, Robert
Sloan, H. T. Henderson, B. J. Ochs-
ner, Charles Newman and Thomas
Tulley.
Miss r. Ellen Gillmor was the
hostess at German dinner Wednes-
day evening at her cozy apartments
in the North Side M. f. parsonage.
The elaborate seven-course menu in
cluded the dishes that have found the
highest favor with American folk.
The conversation was entirely in Ger
imam. AS women are never silent in
any tongue we suspect there was
something Saying" every moment.
The company who partook of Miss
Gillmor's delightful hospitality in
lcluded the nine members of the Ger
man club and three guests.
Mrs. Harry Fry entertained her
Sunday school class, girls who at
tend the Presbyterian Sunday school,
yesterday afternoon. The guest came
direct from school where they had
taken part in the entertainment, so
nearly all were in fancy costume.
There was Martha Washington and
the members of her set, and an ex-
ceedingly stunning picture they made.
Cleverly devised games amused the
company for a couple Of hours, when
the lunch, a very important feature
of the occasion, was served. The af-
flair was reward for some special
work accomplished and those who
shared its pleasures were the Misses
Dorothy Loveland, Dorothy Graham,
Vera Wigglesworth, Elizabeth Will
: hanson, Ethel Winner, Pearl Reader,
Julia Crenshaw, Gladys Lyons, Gene
va Maddox, Genevieva Edwards and
Helen Buchanan.
Mrs. Mary Porter entertained a
company of friends at dinner Tuesday
lat noon. The elaborate menu was
filled with the "genus good things
Those asked to partake of the hospi-
tality of this kindly matron were the
Mesdames VIM. Phelan and C. r.
Cobb, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fleck,
Mr.. John Wilmer and Master Lewis
Cobb.
Mrs. George Isgar returned from
Portland, Ore, Wednesday, evening,
where she was called to attend an ex-
ecutive session of the officers of the
Pacific jurisdiction of the Women of
Woodcraft. The only unpleasant fea-
ture attendant upon her trip was the
twenty -four hour blockade she en-
countered between Salida and Mont
rose. Portland was basking in de-
Ilightful spring weather
Mrs. J. ]. Musser is having very
pleasant visiting with relatives in
Missouri. She and her little son ex-
pect to remain there couple OF
months.
The st. Columba's circle was enter
tanned by Mrs. Charles Fleck at the
Hotel Savoy Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Matt Harrington was elected
secretary of the society and Mrs. Hur-
ley treasurer. The persons original
|ly elected, to fill these offices found
lit impossible to accept them.
Mrs. w. f. Lott was the hostess of
the Kensington club, Wednesday af-
ternoon, the fortnightly meeting of
: the society. Eight members and three
junior eligibles enjoyed her gracious
hospitality.
Miss Mary O'Rourke had charge of
the meeting of the Chautauqua circle
Tuesday. Famous Roman writers of
satire was the subject for the evening.
Miss Sharley Pike read very inter
esting and instructive paper of rad
ium.
Miss Josephine Hahn extended her
hospitality to the members of the
Junior Wednesday Bridge club this
{ week. Beside the club ladies the
!. players were Mrs. Harry b. Austin
Mrs. A. Hahn and Miss Mary Hahn
u Mrs. E. C. Perkins has gone tc
Pennington for an outing.
DIR. and Mrs. H. C. Turrell were
hosts at dinner Thursday evening
= Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. f
w. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ell
dredge, Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Perkins
9 and Dr. and Mrs. Turrell.
Mr. and Mrs. William Birkhime,
extended their hospitality to the mem
bers of the Young Matrons Sewing
!. club and their husbands Monday even
ing at bridge party. The compan.