The chronicle=news., 1915-01-20
SOCIETY

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Tourist Club Notice.
The weekly meeting of the Tour
list Club is being held this afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. ]. II. Barnes on
Arizona Avenue.
Mrs. Mercer to Entertain.
Mrs. J. A. Mercer will entertain at
an informal dancing party tonight
at her lovely home on Grant avenue.
The guest list will include n num-
Der of the members OF the younger
set.
Miss Powder to Entertain.
Miss Bertha Powder has issued in
vitations for dancing party to be
given Monday night. Jannnry %. at
tho West theatre hull. In the neigh
borhood of 100 Invitations have been
issued. the guest list including mem
bers of the younger set.
Wednesday Eveninp Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Lunney VIII
entertain the Wednesday Evening
Bridge club tonight at their home on
I Grant avenue. The substitutes for
the evening will be Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mullarc, and Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Seeley. A two-coursc lunch
con will be served at the close of the
game. Tie club members who will
be present are Mr. and Mrs. Il. p.
Kane. DR.. and Mrs. A. J. Chisholm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Lunney, Mr..
and Mrs J A. Storm, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. o. Daniord.
Mrs. Turner Hostess.
The Auction Bridge Club was de-
lightfully entertained this afternoon
by Mrs. John Turner. A, the con-
clusion of most enjoyable game,
two-coursc luncheon WAC served at
the card tables. Mrs. .Ionn fiumphr
reys. former member OF the club.
substituted, and the club members
present were Mrs. +. c. Bailey. Mrs.
IL. r. Richie, Mrs. J. +. sherman,
Mrs. A. +. Hollenbeck. Mrs. b. II.
Day. Mrs. John Conkie, Mrs. A. Wal
dram. Mrs. A. NJ. Sears. Mrs. A. c.
Hcndrickson, Mrs. Edward West,
Mrs. W. NJ Jameson and the host
ess.
Pierian Club Meeting.
A Victrola concert of the Metro
politan Grand Opera records. was g
delightful feature of the Picrian
meeting held this afternoon with
Mrs. n. s Van Slyck at her home on
Topeka avenue. The reading of pa
pers by Mrs. John Bell IIughs and
Mrs. Presnall. followed by a short
discussion. completed the afternoon
program. "A Plea for the Animal OF
the Jungles" was the subject of Mrs.
Presnall's paper, and Mrs. iluSlls
read an article on "England's 1nflu-
encc with India. Refreshments
were served late in the afternoon by
Mrs. Van Slyck.
Miss Diemer Delightfully."- Surprised.
Miss Anna Diemcr was the insp!r-
alton Tor Irprise party given last
night by number of her friends
who gathered at her home and spent
the evening in most enjoyable man
ner The party was given in honor
of Miss Diemcr's birthday. Music
and dancing were INDUCED in and
refreshments were served at the close
of the evening Those who nartiCi-
pated in the surprise were the Misses
Mary Forte, Anna ,Catanni, Frances
and Sara Maynardi. Anna Tallearo.
Agnes and Marie Lynch; Messrs.
Martin Arian, \. catanni, Joe Io-
hino. l.. Timroni. Hector Musso, c.
Forte and B. Lynch.
Reception of Father Marsden.
Two hundred guests were present
at the reception given last night at
the W. W. Taylor home, by the ves-
try and guilds of Trinity Episcopal
church. in honor of their new rector,
REV. rather Arthur AIarden. and
wife. The various ministers of the
city and representatives from the
different churches were present. as
well as the members of the Episcopal
church and th2ir friends. Rev.
Father Marsden and wife and Mrs.
Marsden. Sr., and several OF the mem
bers of the guilds and vestry were in
the receiving line. the guests ex-
tending to the honor guests most
cordial welcome.
tcd anu green were TIE colOrs used
in decorating the spacious Taylor
nome, quantities of red carnations
pnd palms adding attractiveness to
the affair. A buffet luncheon con-
sistinG of cake, coffee and ice cream,
was served in the dining room at the
close of the evening. An interesting
program was given as follows:
Address of Welcome-Rev. X. 4. !
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Vocal solo-Mfss Racnacl Allen :
Vocal Solo-AIrs. r. f. Chandler. /
Vocal Solo--Helen Iianawaid /
Vocal Solo --,Rev. Arthur Marsdcn.
Piano Soo-Niss Ruth Clark.
Trio-AIisses Evelyn and DO, San
ders and Sewell Barker