The chronicle=news., 1914-07-18
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I. 0. B. B. Meets Sunday. ~
Trinidad Lodge No. 293 !. o. b. d.
meets Sunday. July 10th, at p m.
Tres Joli Club.
| Mrs. w. II. Carpenter was the
hostess yesterday afternoon at the
regular meeting of the Tres Joli club.
A delightful afternoon was spent and
charming luncheon served.
Notice of Twilight Meeting.
Women's Missionary society of the
Presbyterian church will meet Tues
day afternoon at 4 O'Clock with Mrs.
d. X. Hindman. 500 West Topeka
avenue. for twilight meeting. A
basket luncheon will be served at 4
O'Clock followed by musical pro-
gram. Come and bring your basket.
Sewing Club Meets with Mrs. Berger.
The Good Neighbors Sewing club
met at the home of Mrs. Fred Ber-
ger on Animas street yesterday. A
few hours were spent in sewing and
DAINTY refreshments were served by
the hostess assisted by her sister.
The members present were: Mrs. b.
A. Hennessy, Mrs. ". Newman, Mrs.
=. +. Barnes, Mrs. Sam Hague and
Mrs. George Gorhardt. The next
meeting will be held with Mrs Rupp
on Topeka avenue.
Dinner Party.
Will. John was the host last even
ing at an elaborate seven O'Clock din
ner in honor of DR.. Balm of Denver.
who has had DIR. John Espey's prac-
tice for the past month and who will
leave soon for his home. A huge
bowl of lovely cut flowers formed
the center piece of the exquisite
feast board Covers were laid for
Mrs. Carlton Northcutt of Superior,
Wis. Miss Marjorie and Miss Zella
Northoutt, Mrs. J. NJ. John Miss
Mary John. DR.. Balm. Floyu Rose,
c. G. Weston and Will John.
Surprise Party.
A Jolly party was given yesterday
afternoon at the home Of F. r. Win
sor on Maple street as surprise to
Miss Snodgrass. The afternoon was
afternoon dainty refreshments were
served by Miss Florence Northcutt,
Miss Doris Hamerslough, Miss Null
nix ana Miss Denison. The guests
were Miss Francis Miller, Miss Flor
ence Northcutt, Miss Elsie Mulnix,
Miss Anna Denntson, Miss Helen
Dennison. Miss Bessie Dennison, Miss
Doris Hamerslough, Miss Mulnix,
Miss Velma Winsor, Jim Wilson,
Bernard Stromburg.
Bridge Party.
Mrs. Bowdry Floyd. Mrs. w. W.
McHendrie and Mrs. f. X Carmich-
ael were the charming hostesses this
afternoon at second delightful
bridge party at the home of Mrs
Carmichael on Grant avenue. An
elaborate luncheon was served at the
conclusion of the game by the host
ess. assisted by Miss Anna Laura
Herring, Miss Edith Radford and
Miss Clara Nell Caldwell.
The guests this afternoon were the
Mesdames Harry John, H. E. Bow
den, aDn Taylor, L. R. Douglass,
Field McChesney, Ed Kane. Carlton
Northcutt of Superior. Wis, S. l..
Benedito. Clyde Bowen, Austin Lun-
ney. Mckee, of Walsenburg, Har1oe
Bennett, Jack Belts. Fl. Hoskins, NJ.
S. Atwood, Sidney Ballinger, Lloyd
Earl Cooley, Mack
Bell, o. l.. Davis, Jr., F. NJ. Williams,
Herbert Nichols, Roger Sherman,
Oscar samuels, Maupin Woodson, and
NJ. S. Atwood, and the Misses kath-
crime Mcknight, of California, Tot
Mitchell. Hattie Mitchell, Storm,
Mary Hendrick Gertrude Wight,
Clara Wight, Selma Ziegler, Effie
Ziegler, Helen and Lucretia Yeaman,
Harriet Jameson, Corinne Hercules,
Dot and Evelyn Sanders, Marjorie
Northcutt. Anna Kuhn of Fayette,
Mo-, Kathryn Mason, Francis Hoe
mig, Lois King, and Sadie Murray, of
Denver.
The Salvation Army can use any
cast-off clothing, furniture, kitchen