The Ordway new era., 1914-04-17
Social Affairs


Mr.. and Mrs. Fay f. Johnson were
the honored guests at card party
given at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. 2.
P. johnson Wednesday night, the hosts
and hostesses being MIR. aud Mrs. Z.
P. johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Downey and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rohi.
The party was farewell for the guests
OF honor who will leave next week
for Massachusetts where they will
spend the coming summer.
Five Hundred was the game played,
there being ten tables and following
the cards dainty refreshments were
served. The home was arJistically
decorated and each lady present was
presented with carnation. Mr.. aud
Mrs. johnson we're extended most
sincere wishes for their future hap
piness and assured OF hearty welcome
when they return to Ordway at any
time.
The guests were Messrs. and Mes:
danes NJ. e. Bashor, G. E. Beaver. j.
f. Grill, Ernest +. Greene Of Colorado
Springs, L. 1. Giffin, e. o. McCleary,
r. J. Pendergrast, Fl. G. Tiedemann.
B. NJ. Meyer. Jay F. Johnson. w. s..
Steen. W. A. Gray, M. s. Slaughter,
Tom Gallavan, Al H. Thomas. James
r. Thomas, J. A. Mast; Charles Gus
ter, Mrs. ]. c. Custer and Mrs. G. G.
Kelley.
Mrs. 1. H. Stanley was hostess to
the Thursday afternoon club at their
meeting on Thursday OF last week.
She delightfully."- entertained her
guests, and elaborate Refreshments
were served. The subject for the
educational portion Of the entertain
ment was, "City Beautiful" and Mrs
Hosler and Mrs. Barker. each con.
tributed excellent readings on the
subject. Miss Weldon's reading, "a
Visit to Grandma's. was greatly en-
joyed. There we're musical selections
by Mesdames Broadbent, johnson.
Rohl, Pepdergrast and Downey, and
Mrs. Roberts gave q very interesting
talk on her trip to California. A read.
ing contest on the best negro dialect
was INDUCED 10 and the prize award.
ed to Mrs. Stewart. The next NEE :
ing will be held with Mrs. and Miss
Weldon, and the members will have
quotations from the book they are to
donate to the library. giving the au-
thor and name Of the book.
The Y, B. club members were the
hosts At . card party given at the
Chamber Of Commerce rooms last
night to their young lady and young
married friends. The evening was
delightfully spent and She younR
batchelors must credItsbly enter
talned their guests. The rooms were
nicely decorated for the occasion. The
Young Bachelors club was organized
only a few weeks ago, their hrst func-
tiou being dance given sOon after
their organization which proved most
popular and pleasing.
The guests Of the club were the lady
freinds Of members and their young
married friends, as follows: Messrs.
and Mesdames W. B. Rodeuhauser,
|C. C. Cash, b. M. Meyer, Jay f.
johnson. R. J. Pendergrast. L. 1.
CHM, W. S. Steen, H G. Teidemann,
Ralph Cash and 7. P. Ward.
Mrs. E. E. Hosler rendered Mr.. Hos.
ler q surprise Tuesday evening 10
honor OF his birthday. Refreshments
we're served and the evening so spent
as to remind Mr.. Hosler that youth Is
continual. The guests were John
Harmon and family. Miss Nelson.
Chas. Hosler, Chas. Custer and Mr..
Hosler's mother, Mrs. e. Babb and
Mr.. Bsbb.
Mrs. G. s. Davenport entertained
the Ladies' Aid society Of the NJ. E.
church Thursday afternoon at a
monthly tea. She was assisted by
Mrs. Gator and Mrs. Brooks had charge
of the program.
The Toe social at the Methodist
church parsonage Tuesday night was
most enjoyable affair socially. as
we'll as being one that netted the
Ladies Aid nice sum OF money. The
pretty new parsonage was much to be
admired.
Department Commander Brooks
| visit IN Ord way has hpen DOStDOnPd
until Friday evening. He will deliv.
er his address at Armory hall to-
night. All ure invited.