The Winslow mail., 1915-07-23
Society's S Doings.

uOOlSOo OdCuludy GIuOOu dI
the home of her sister on West
4th avenue at one of the most
charmingly delightful AT
Homes" which has been given
to the younger set during the
entire season. A color of
romance was added to the after
noon by the announcement of the
engagement of Miss Irene Dadey,
eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. W. Dadey, Of this city. to
Herbert j. Dooner of New Mex
leo, confirming the rumors that
were being whispered among
her young friends. The home
was glorious bower Of roses,
carnations and sweet peas, and
covers were laid for twenty-five,
a table which never before has
been equalled for beauty in this
city. The engagement was an
nounced at the table through
place cards. The favors were
miniature baskets filled with
sweet peas. Five Hundred was
indulged in during the after
noon, Miss Leorena Shlpley cap
turing first prize, and Miss Win
fired Waste carrying away the
consolation prize. Miss Dadey
has made her home in WinsloW
practically all her life, and is one
of the most charming young
ladies of which Winslow has so
frequently boasted. Several 9th
er very clever functions are be-
ing planned in her honor. The
guests were the Misses Louise
and Ella Dadey, Winifred Waite,
Iva and Ribey Cassin, Marguer-
ite Drumm, Alta Drumm, Jessie
Butner, Frances Parks, Leorena
Shipley, Marie Daze, Willmae
Mahoney. May Proctor, Clara
and Pearl Allen, Agnes and
Ellen Ward, Pauline Woods,
Annie Dagg, and Mesdames Saw
age, Hebert, Walcott, Welch, and
Braeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Allen of this
city announce the engagement of
their daughter, Clara Irene to
j. Sholund of Topeka, Kansas,
Miss Allen has been a resident
of Winslow for the past five
years, and is a charming young
lady who has made a host of
friends who are showering her
with best wishes for happiness.
Mr.. Sholund has lived here for
the past two years, and is en-
ployed by the Santa Fe railroad.
He is a highly esteemed young
man, having made an unusual
number of friends during his
stay in the city. The wedding is
to take place during the month
of September.
Miss Winifred Waite entertain
ed at dinner Wednesday evening
Mrs. Edna Hartman, Mrs. A.
j. Ratelle, Messrs G.. W. Bennett,
G. G. Bazelle and Alfred Klein
denst.
Several friends of Mrs. F. M.
Dunham, honoring her birthday,
surprised her Wednesday evening
by gathering at her home on
North Kinsley avenue. Cards
were enjoyed during the evening
and a pleasant time enjoyed by
all, light refreshments being
served during the evening. The
guests were Messrs. and Mes
danes Harp, Rhodes and Han
cock.
The Misses Cassins were the
instigators of a moonlight picnic
Sunday night, the guests being
driven to Clear Creek in cars,
and a sumptuous picnic supper
served.
The Misses Shipleys were hos
tesses at a charming,informal at
home" last Wednesday evening,
where five hundred was enjoyed.
Miss Pauline Woods received a
beautiful book as first prize, Miss
Marguerite Drum taking the
consolation, box of Santa Fe
pins. Punch was served during
cards, and dainty refreshments
at the conclusion of the evening.
The guests were Misses Butner,
Daze, Monroe, |. Dadey, L.
Dadey and E. Dadey Mahoney,
Proctor, Parks, and Woods.
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Miss Leora Daze has issued
cards for an 'At Home" COM
plimentary to Miss Irene Dadey
who is to be the inspiration of
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