Semi-weekly herald., 1915-01-11
eddink Anniversary.

edding Anniversary.
dty-five years ago today Mar
lllf T. 7, Mccartney and Miss Eliza
beth Blackburn were married by Rev.
Father Luke Harney at st. Columba's
church. Many friends are extending
rongratulations to the bride and groom
twenty five years removed.
Suffering In Store for Those Who
Follow Fashions Dictates.
Anne Rittcnhouse, an authority on
fashions, says that the women's
waists are to be pinched in at the
middle Of the front and sides and the
waist line is to return to its proper
place after wandering from the neck
to heels. The 1S-inch waist line will
cause no end of suffering but women
are perfectly willing to be martyrs to
fashion The fashions she outlines
will make us look like pictures of our
kin every one laughs at in the fam
lily album. To make our resembances
to our ancestors more complete we
are to wear small sailor hats with
streamers.
Baby Christened.
The new son who arrived at the E.
ID. Peters home Wednesday has been
christencd Edward Douglas Peters,
Jr.
Mrs s. r.. Herr is still visiting in
Thousand Islands, N. Y, and may re-
main there for several months more.
Word comes from Lawrence, Kan,
that Miss Elizabeth Stilwell has not
been in the best of health of late.
She suffered an attack of rheuma-
tism which sent her to the hospital
for treatment.
Gossip, dear Maudc, is what folk
you do not like tells about you and
your friends. Current history is what
you and your friends tell about the
people you do not like.
Monday Bridge.
Mrs. A. Hahn entertained the Mon
day Bridge club fhis week, this be-
ing the first meeting since the middle
of December. Beside the regular
players the guests were the Mesdames
Mcneil, Wingate AND Burdick.
s~s
On Pleasure Trip.
Mrs. William, Birkhiner and little
: aSlgphtar4 leg.vei tomorrow morning for
st. Louis, where they will spend six
weeks in that city and in Franklin
and vicinity. Then they go to Hot
Springs to join her father, who will
make the trip with them. They ex-
pcct to be away about two months.
C0asting Parties.
Coasting has been excellent this
week and scores of people have an
swered the call Of the out of doors and
flocked to the tracks every evening, |
Monday night the Misses Jackson,
Thompson. Anderson and Fritz and
the Messrs. Tarner, Monberg, Blow,
Fraser and Rucker had jolly even
ing over on Pheney hill
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. |
Burdiek, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Still
well, the Misses Thompson. Jackson,
kellenberger, Anderson and Egan and
the Messrs. Monberg, Turner, Kroe-
ger, Fraser, Blow, Bruner coasted for
couple of hours and then enjoyed a
+ fine oyster supper, the courtesy of
Mr.. Kroeger.
Informal Evening.
Mrs. L. e. johnson entertained the
Mesdames Barber, Arnold and Lin
genfelter informally Thursday even
ing
Dinner for Mrs. Rucker.
Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Gilbert extend
ed their hospital at dinner Sunday,
complimentary to Mrs. A. NJ. Rucker
and son, Keith RucSer
sss
Dinner.
Mrs. A. NJ. Rucker and Mr.. Keith
Rucker were the dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Eldredge Sunday
evening.
Reading Club.
The initial meeting of the Reading
club for 1915 was held at the home
Of Mrs. +. II. Burdiek Thursday aft
ernoon. The very interesting program
was in charge of Mrs. L. C. Jakway.