The Harrison times., 1916-04-08
In the Social World
Mrs. GRANGER ESTERrAINs
Mrs. Louie Jones Matthews. Editor.

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Saturday afternoon at a beautifully
appointed luncheon, complimentar,
to her mother, Mrs. J. B. Elliot O
Knoxville Iowa, and Mrs. Fannie
Weber Kiefer who leaves soon tc
make her home at Washington D, C.
The beautiful home was artistic.
ly decorated with pink as the color
scheme. The guests found their
places at the tables by dainty place
card flower baskets, where the deco
rations of CARNATIONS and violets
were combined with many table ac-
cessories. Piuk carnations were the
souvenirs. Each of the five courses
served were symbolic of the occasion.
The following were present besides
the honor guests, Mesdames Wise,
Orr, Cochran, Baumgardner, Scott,
Rohrbaugh, Chapman, Fitton, Glen
denim, Kirby, Andrews, Snapp, Holt,
AattIeton ana Lewis,
MRs. Harry LEWIS
Another luncheon notable in the
memory Of the guests present, for its
delightful ipformality, and in honor of
Mrs. Fanny Weber Keifer and Mrs.
]. B. Elliot, was given last Friday
by Mrs. Harvey Lewis at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Marvin Wagley.
Flags of different nations were used
to introduce an original and interest
ing decoration. The guests found
their places by tiny silk flags used as
place cards. When warning nations
were found seated side by side, neu-
tral countries pied for a truce, at
least until the end of the luncheon!
The centerpiece for the table was a
cluster Of larger flags to match the
place cards. Covers were laid for
Mesdames Lewis, Wagley, Elliot.
Kiefer, Granger, Orr, Fitton, New
man, Clendenin. The afternoon was
spent in informal conversation,
MRs. KeifER's PARTIES
Mrs. Fanny Weber Keifer and Mr..
Francis Keifer, who leave the latter
part of this month for their home in
Washington D. c., have been giving
aseries Of parties the past week, as a
parting courtesy to their many friends
in Harrison.
On Wednesday evening the follow
ing guests were entertained at 500.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Kirby, Rollo S.
Crrnger, Jessie B. Hawkes., c. f.
Scott, Ward Davis, Harvey Lewis,
ID. E. Fitton, J. E. Andrews, Marion
Rohrbaugh,, Mrs. John B. Elliott,
Mrs. Howard Cochran ST., Mrs.
Walter Snapp, Mrs. John Clendennin,
Mrs. Ray Morrow, Misses Maude
Watkins and Margie Redus. Messrs.
Howard Cochran Jr., F. M Garvin,
A. C. Christeson, Mitchell Holt. and
George Mckinney. Miss Margie
Redus and Mr.. Garvin took favor>
for high score, and Mrs. Elliot and
Mrs. Rohrbaugh were presented with
guest favors. The decorations were
IN pink and white caranation with
score cards to harmonize.
On Sunday evening Mr.. Keifer en-
tertained at dinner for the men of th'
Forestry service, and their wives
Never was a chief more popular witt
his men than Mr.. Keifer, an(
always the fact of his early departure
intruded on the pleasure of the guests
The place cards at dinnerwere unique
in that they bore apt quotations anc
held small tapers that burned jus
long enough to enable each guest tt
find their places. Dinnergrams tha
caused much merriment, were deliver
ed at intervals during the courses
The evening was spent in pleasan
"reminiscences of their association
Besides the host and hostess cover
were laid for Mr.. E. V. Clarke, tn
new District Supervisor, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Chas. Heller, Mr.. and Mrs. Be
Vaughn, Messrs. A. c. Christeson an,
w. P. Dale
On Saturday evening Mrs. Keife
and Mr., Keifer gave dancing part
for the the young people of Harrison
that will live long as pleasant mem
ory in the minds of the guests.
Red and white CARNATIONS wer
used in profusion throughout tn
rooms. During one intermission
merry contest was played at whic
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Wagley, Mrs
Chas. Heller, Miss Gladys Brisco
and Tom Newman took the favors
Misses Margie Redus and Maud
Watkins who assisted the hostess wer
also presented with loving favor,
Seventy-6ve guests shared tn
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