The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-05-27


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Mrs. II. o. Drane was hostess to
the Silver Bridge Club last Wednes-
day. Mrs. Cayou won high honors.
The Tuesday Bridge Club was en-
tertained at the home Of Mrs. ]. d.
Billingsley last week. High honors
were won by Mrs. Billingsley.
Mrs. Vern Chambers was hostess to
the "Needlecraft Club" at her home
Thursday afternoon. A guessing
game was introduced and Mrs. MUIR
ray Morton was the lucky contestant
and won the prize. Besides the regu-
lar members one invited guest Mrs.
Ketchum was present. The afternoon
concluded very happily with the serv-
ing Of refreshments. Mrs. Clyde Wit
tenhiller will entertain the Club in
two weeks.
A surprise party was given at the
Lee Fiser home Monday evening in
honor OF the 9th birthday Of Joe
Staples. "500"whiled away the hours
of the evening and at late hour
dainy and delicious two course lunch
was served. High honors at cards
were won by Miss Edith Hustled and
Will Fiser. Consolation prizes were
awarded TO Mrs. Will Fiser, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. l.. Holcombe. Those who
were present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Fiser, Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Holcombe,
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Chambers, Mr..
and Mrs. Murray Morton, Miss Hus-
ted and Mrs. Clyde Wittenhiller.
The home of Mrs. Armitage was the |
scene of merry gathering Thursday
afternoon, when the Ladies Aid Of the |
Methodist church entertained at an
informal tea. Decorations Of pink and |
white were carried out, the dining
room table being particularly attrac-
live with its centerpiece of pink car
nations. A musical program was CIV
IN during the afternoon. About 80
guests were present.
One of the most important social
events Of the year for the Woman's
Club was the afternoon party at the
home Of Mrs. l.. Adam Saturday. A
kensington was featured. the guests
enjoying the lovely south
,orch while sewing.
The Club colors were recently
hanged to yellow and white and these
we're effectively carried out in all the
ooms. A profusion of white carna-
ions and yellow roses was used in the ,
rawing room and an attractive CEN
erpiece of yellow roses and ferns
dorned the tea table. At the con-
lusion of the afternoon a dainty lun- I
heon in which the color scheme was
lso carried out was served by Mrs.
dam assisted by members of the
ommittee. About twenty members /
'ere present.
Miss Ruth Test entertained five of I
er girl friends at a slumber party i
aturday night. II
At breakfast the table was prettily
scorated with white roses and ia p
,rs of white roses were given each
lest. Those who enjoyed the hos
tality of Miss Test were: Pauline a
Ernestine Billingsley, Ra- .
lel Chapman, Mary Morrison and =
iss Eva Vanderhoof of Vale. n
The home of Miss Rena Adam was
e scene of merry gathering Fri n
~ evening when the High School n
'niors were the guests Of the Junior -
ass. The spacious drawing room
ID dining room were conformed in
veritable garden with huge vases
white carnations and ferns which
rried out the class colors Of green
d white. The porch was especially - -
viting with its decorations of green W
ughs and white flowers. H
Elaborate refreshments prepared by b
smbers of the Junior Class were
rved by Mrs. Adam assisted by
,mbers of the Class. The remainder %
the evening was taken up with IT
of High School days by III
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