Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-08


tained Mrs. John L. Mcneil and Mr..
Frank s. Batter at dinner Sunday
evening.
To Locate in Iowa.
DR.. and Mrs. E. E. Hobby and lit
tie daughter Mary Mead leave soon
for lowe City, Iowa his former home
to locate permanently.
Mrs. d. F. Day Entertains at
Dinner.
Mrs. John L. Mcneil, DR.. and Mrs.
E. E. Hobby and Mr.. Frank s. Bal
ster were the dinner guests of Mrs.
D. F. Day early in the week.
Elk's Dance.
The most brilliant social event Of
the week was the Elk's dance at
Red Men hall last night, compliment
tary to the newly elected officers.
The lavish decorations were carried
out in the Elk's colors, purple and
white. For the Terpsichorean devo-
tees the main auditorium proved the
principal attraction. However, the
club rooms provided forms of enter
tainment equally delightful for those
who prefer other kinds of diversions
The dance program included a num-
ber Of the new steps, the music fur
nished for the numbers was excellent
During the evening delicious refresh
ments and punch was served. The
large number Of participants was a
compliment to both the honor guests
and those who arranged the enter
tainment.
Birthday Anniversary.
Miss Geneva Maddox, the popular
little daughter of Judge and Mrs.
Taylor Maddox celebrated her thir-
teenth birthday anniversary Wednes-
day by entertaining a company of
her friends at very delightful party.
There was music, games, much laugh
ter and dainty eats, which of course
included birthday cake lighter with
thirteen pink candles. Her guests
were Cathaleen Pennington, Letha
Russell, Julia Crenshaw, Amy Green,
Alyene Mcclure, Marjorie Parker,
Blanche Taylor, Helen Straughn, Jean
McCloskey, Gladys Lyons, Dimple
Johnson, Lenora Skeels, Martha Dod-
son, Viola Wood. Vera Wigglesworth,
donna Wigglesworth, Louise Nelson,
Bertha Nelson, Helen Hollopeter, Dor
is Hollopeter, Cleo Waggoner, Olga
Swanson, Helen Buchanan.
WOmen's Relief Corps.
After the usual transaction of busi-
ness, including initiation, was dis
posed of Thursday evening, Sedgwick
Relief Corps had most enjoyable So
cial hour. About 20 were present, in
cluding one visiting member. Mrs.
Hubbard contributed a select reading
entitled "The Picket's Song" which
charmed her hearers. Dainty refresh
ments were served.
In Honor OF FarmIngton Ladies.
Mrs. Dollie Crawford gave a very
pleasant party for her house guests,
Mrs. John Pond and Mrs. Royal Da-
Wis of Pennington, on Tuesday even
ing last. Progressive 500 was feat
ure of the evenings entertainment,
while between games delicious re-
freshments were served. Beside the
guests of honor those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs. George, Mr.. and Mrs. Ball, Miss
Edwards, Miss Kikle and Mrs. Mich
ael.
Reminder Of Other Days.
Tuesday evening Mr.. X. A. Gagg
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ed
redge, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Robin, Mr..
and Mrs. C. c. Perkins and Mrs. John
L. Mcneil at dinner, elaborate in ap-
pointments, at the Strater. With one
exception his guests were members Of
the bridge club that met weekly last
winter and added greatly to the So
cial gaiety of the town. After dinner
the congenial company went to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Eldredge, where
spirited games of their favorite di-
version filled the hours with pleasure.
Tuesday Sewing Club.
Mrs. George Lane entertained the
Tuesday Sewing club at her commo-
dious new home this week.
Mrs. Charles Griffith and sister,
Miss Reda, were in from Florida mesa
last night, guests at the Strater.