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IN "wednesday Drldes Glib
The Wednesday Bridge Club viii
not meet this week on account Of
school week, but will be entertained
the following Wednesday, May 81
by our popular little matron Mrs
Sam Watkins.
Friday Bridge
The Friday Bridge Club met last
week with Mrs. Henry Hall, Mrs
Frank Thurmond making the highest
score. Besides the members of the
club, Mrs. Hall had as her guests
Mrs. II. II. Kelly, Mrs. II. g. Bush,
Misses Mary Mahoncy, and Thresa
Clark. The club will meet this week
with Mrs. II. NJ. Pcyton.
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Twelve Needles Entertain
Ten members Of the Twelve
Needle Club invited their husbands
to very delightful luncheon at the
Snndquist home, Monday evening.
Those who enjoyed the occasion
were the host and hostess, Messrs.
and Mesdames, John II. Lester, II. s.
Reams. Chas. Scott, DIR. q. II. Young,
j. G. Clemens, Frank Nordhaus,
Frank Samuels, W. G. Rawson and
Carl Pcugh.
Jolly Motor Party
Mrs. r. +. Hamilton on Saturday
chaperoned a jolly party of young
ladies to the military camps at Co
lumbus, taking many nice things for
the members Of Company 'T".
Those who enjoyed the day were !:
Misses Josie GoOdding. Bessie Com
err, Jessie Quincy, Isabel Sewer,
Josephine and Anna jacobsen, Cath
crime Laughren, Beatrice Hills, Helen
Holt, Laura Conner, Priscilla and
Olive Whitehill, Iona Willard, Kath-
lecn Sullivan, Viva Jacobs, Eula
Holstein, Bertha Graham, Birdie
Phillips, Martha Lindauer, Juliette
Rosch. and Fern Van Eaton.
Fete Champetre
That capricious Of danes, Lady
Weather, put on her pest smiles and
furbelows for the elaborate Fete
Champetre of Mrs. Thomas Marshall
Thursday afternoon, and the Smart
Set were all there in the bewildering
beauty of enhancing spring frocks.
II was perfectly lovely garde,
party and the "picce dc resistance"
was n floral contest. which was the
clever work Of the hostess and the
ladies' who solved the contest were,
in the first series, Mrs. Ascha FIELD.
the consolation to Mrs. c. j. Laugh
rem. In the second series, Mrs. Henry
Hall, with the consolation to Mrs. j.
4. Mahoney. In the third series, Mrs.
J. r. Taylor, with the consolation to
Mrs. Frank Thurmond. The tables
we're arranged in the garden; and
with the emerald carpet of the soft
relvety grass, the blue canopy Of the
azure dome, the soft whispering
,ephyrs of the early spring, and the
fragrant roses blooming amidst their
green foliage formed n most exquis-
to setting for the picture of lovliness
formed by the guests and hostess ms
hey gathered in the maze of the flor
Il contest. Mrs. Marshall served
delicious and dainty repast during
he hours Of reception. The young
aides who served refreshments were
Misses Mary Mahoney, Thresa Clark,
Faye McKeyes, Elizabeth Waddill
Katherine Wamel, Miss Martha Lin
lauer was at the punch table. Miss
lark and Miss Mahoney wore lovely
rocks of white offset with blue, Miss
vamel was in white with touches of
oral, Miss McKeyes wore n lovely
loral effect in sheer organdie, and
Hiss Waddill was in very lovely
White toilet, and Miss Lindauer wore
modish frock Of old rose. The
ndies invited for the first series were
Iesdames C. j. Lauhren, Acsha
'ield, Sundquist, DE Long, Donald
on, Hudson, Ament, John Lester, NJ.
I. Moran, Sherman, Meyer; and for
he second series from $50 to 4.30,
fesdames Mahoney, Kelly, Bush,
'ollard, Shepard, NOR, Hall, Miss
ensen, Maurice Nordhaus, J. r.
vaddill, John McTecr, Upton, and
or the third series from 4.30 Mrs.
Teams, J. b. Taylor, W. C. Rawson,
'teed, Mrs. Alice Smith, Esther b.
ch, Beatrice Walter, Katherine
shepard, Martha EIDE, Mrs. Ralph