Semi-weekly herald., 1914-11-16


and trampled her to the ground, is
reported considerably improved, al
though not quite her self as yet.
To Visit in Silverton.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Gilbert and son
leave for Silverton this evening, where
they will be the guests Of Mr.. Lawr-
ence Clapp at Waldheim for few
days.
Dance Dinner.
Mr.. George Moody was the host
at "dance dinner" at the Strater
last night at 1880. His guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Smith. Miss Oak
ley og Aztec, Miss Jackson, Miss
Hayden and the Messrs. Morris and
Rucker.
Guest Of Miss jackson.
Miss Edna Oakley came up from
Aztec last night to attend the Read
ing club dance, and is staying over
the guest Of Miss Marguerite Jack
son.
Young Ladies' Sewing Club.
Mrs. William Birkhimer was the
hostess of the Young Ladies' Sewing
club Wednesday evening. This is the
first, time the club has met for many
months.
Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. X. Chase, Mrs
Ball and Mrs. Milton Kaufman were
the dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F
c. Gilbert Saturday evening.
Dinner Thursday Evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Mcneil ex-
tended their pleasing hospitality at
dinner Thursday evening. Covers were
laid for Mr.. and Mrs. +. G.. Gilbert
Mr.. F. S. Balster, Mr.. Milton Kauff-
man and Mr.. w. NJ. Gibson.
sss
Informal Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Eldredge en-
tertained at dinner Tuesday evening
Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. F. c.
Gilbert, Mr.. Milton Kaufman and Mr.
Keith Rucker.
Reading Clubs Annual Ball.
The ladies of the Reading club may
well congratulate themselves on the
success of their annual dance given
at Redmen hall last night. Society
has seen so little of the ball this sea-
son that the invitations were accepted
in greater numbers than usual. The
club ladies' always do things up
brown in the matter Of entertaining
and this year they went themselves
one better, especially in decorations
and novel appointments. Pink and
green, the club colors, dominated the
adornments and produced the beauti-
full artistic effects. Festoonings sc
numerous they almost formed can
opy were suspended from the walls
and centered in the big chandelier
which was decorated in an arrange.
ment that resembled an inverted UNI
brella covered with flowers. Pink pop
pies were placed at the base of each
of the pink streamers. Artistic pink
shades subdued the lights to just the
proper brilliancy. The affair was
designated as a cabaret dance, ant
both the main floor and the balcony
had dozens of small tables covered
with the necessary embellishments te
carry out the cabaret effect. The ar
rangements throughout were perfect
and everything was conducive to the
joy that was unconfned, and we are
told it was entirely as those who
planned the event expected it to be
Likewise, we are told that everybody
was arrayed in their very swelles'
clothes, which increased the festive
air materially.
Wednesday Bridge.
Mrs. L. E. johnson was the host.
ess Of the Wednesday Bridge clut
this week.
Monday Bridge.
Mrs. George West entertained the
Monday Bridge club this week.
Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oren Frary extended
their gracious hospitality at dinner
Tuesday evening. After dinner hours
were spent in the L. E. Smith home
dancing. At the table were seated
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Smith, Miss Flor.
ence Bauscr, Miss Eda Anderson, Mr.
Sam Monberg, DR.. Dean and the
hosts.
The Presbyterian Mission Circle.
The Presbyterian Mission circle helt
"a meeting of unusual interest yester.