Fergus County Democrat., 1916-01-06
eOC|E TY NIGHT
At JUDITH CL.UD
ANNUAL NEW YEAR RECEPTION
is SEASONS MOST NOTABLE
SOCIAL EVENT..
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ROOMS BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED
The annual reception Saturday eve
ming by the Judith club affirmed its
prestige as the most stately and bril-
liant function Of the year, this being
the tenth in order. Invitations were
extensively accepted, the hospitality
Of the club rooms seldom being extend
ed to as large number. 1t was a
scene OF impressive beauty, notable
for the irridescent loveliness OF the
gowns worn by the ladies in attend
ance. The club rooms presented an
environment of light and color in ef-
fective keeping with the season OF
year. White chrysanthemums and
richly-tinted foliage were intertWlnea
with Christmas bells of white ana
red, and the lights were shaded to a
soft rose-colored gleam.
Five musicians from the LeWistoWn
Concert orchestra made music, whose
invitation was irresistible, and there
were very few who did not participate
In the dancing during the evening, al
though tables were placed in the IL
brary for cards and many played
while they rested.
Supper was served at 1890 O'Clock
in the banquet hall of the Masonic
club rooms above, which afford ed the
complementary touch to the para
mount success Of this annual New
Years event.
The reception committee Of the Ju-
dith club arranged the details for this
reception and saw that the guests
were made welcome and comfortable
throughout the evening. This commit
tee includes Messrs. Steinbarger
George Wiedeman, C. C. Wallin, J. w
Barker and F. E. Wright.
Invitations were issued the follow.
ing Lewistown members and thel
ladies: F.. F. Attix, ]. F. Abel, G. p
Allen, William Abel. Edward Brassey
II. O. Brown. G. G. Brown, J. G. Bebb
O. W. Belden, ]. l.. Beebe, A. G. Bid
die, E. A. Blomgren, J. ]. Ballinger
e. A. Bradley, w. M. Boles, L. d
Blodgett, julius Barney, d. B. Bolton
L. D. Burton, l.. C. Bardwell, ]. w
Barker, G. w. Cook, e. X. Cheadle
L. C. Clarke, c. E. Copeland, F. R. Gun
ningham, G. l.. Coyell, w. II. Cook
j. B. Cook, e. F. Cobb, Bert d'Autre
mont A. l.. d'Autremont, NJ. II. Deaf
on, F. e. Doran, Charles Denyes
1 Frank Degner, a. w. Deal, Georg'
I Eastman, L. w. Eldridge, G. A. Erick
son, Harry Eldridge, 4. A. Foster, j. L
Ford, w. H. Fergus, A. A. Frankie
B. j. Forbes ir., Jesse F. Forbes, w
/ H. Forbes, II. B. Gibson, A. w. Gates
H. J. Gretencourt, M. j. Gosch, J. A
Gilluly, F. j. Hazen David Hiiger, W
A. Hedges, w. d. F.. Hyde, S. Hode
maker, T. NJ. Hamilton, P. P. Halpin
Charles Hancock, =. G. 1ylns, w. j
Johnson, L. r. Judd, c. M. Kelley
G. H. Kelley, G. n. Kirk, ]. R. Kline
J. NJ Kenney, H. J. Kelly, Carlton Ke
ley, w. A. Long, N. j. Littlejohn, A
b. Lehman, ]. e. Lane, t. Nj. Lewis
Alex C. Law, Harry f. Lay, J. s
Marshall. E. p. Melchert. F. M. Marble
w. M MCLEAN, G. E. McKoin, e. /.
McCollom, c. r. McClave, J. T. M
Donald. Horace A. Moulton, r. j. MOI
row. W. M. Montgomery, J. C. Miller
]. E. Miller, w. M. McKenna, Henr
Neill, c. c. Nissler, N. C. Nelson, Hel
man Often, Herman C. Often, P. :
Osweiller, II. II. Ottman, J. E. Over
f. C. Owen, J. N. Osborne, Charlie
V. Peck, Sam Phillips H. G. Phillips
N. l.. Poland, Julius Peterson, s. |
Pratt, ]. H. Phillips, Rufus Poland,
H. Powell, J. e. Peck, S. c. Purd'
Grant Robinson, ]. B. Ritch, ].
Rauch, r. w. Reynolds, E. c. Russo
F. H. Robinson, w. S. Smith, e.
Sweitser. w. d. Symmes, G. M. Ston
B. e. Stack. Tom Stout, c. E. Sho
maker, E. w. Saxl, ]. A. Sutter, E
: Sutter, J. p. Schmit, ]. l.. Stenbarge
w. o. Straight, C. G. Simonson, E.
: Smith. H. w. Sadler, o. M. Scheid
Brace Stanton, T. t. Taylor, Pal
Tabor, P. r. Trigg, l.. E. Torinus,
M. Trepp, r. Won Tobel, V. ]. Van de
Broeck, H. B. Varney, J. D. Wait
L. T. Wunderlin, Edmund Wright, !
. w. War;. o. F. Wasmansdorff, Geore
r Wiedeman, G. F. Wright, J. H. Wi
!, lard, A. S. Wright, c. l.. Wentworth
!. ]. G. Wagner. c. c. Wallin, F.
:, Wright, Howard Weed, C. c. William
. son, F. R. Warren, N. M. Wake
Charles L. Whiting, Alex Wilson an
1 F. A. Wright.