The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-05-18
CLUBS And SOCIETY
Various Happy Occasions Among
Town and Country Folk.

Miss Grace Augustine was hostess
Monday evening to the Five Hundred
Club" and one of the most enjoyable
ievening of the season was enjoyed
| Tho temperature of the evening was
just right to enjoy the game Of Five
Hundred, and the interest taken In
tho game was unusual. After the game
, the girls danced and enjoyed a Very
informal hour. The exciting part oil
! tho evenings entertainment came with
tho serving OF the kisses" Surely
they we're delicious, and, Oh, yes, in
Cthe refreshments, of coarse. They
were accompanied by a generous helr
ing of ice cream too.
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Mrs. Charles McCurdy of $50 18th
layenre East was agreeably surprised
on her END birthday, which occurred
Sunday, Nav a. The affair was plan
iued and carried out successfully by
her two daughters, Mrs. Floyd Steph
ensOn and Miss Eva McCurdy. A bonn
tlful three course dinner was served
and ice cream and cake in the even
irG. The occasion was much enjoyed
by all present AMI especially by the
Guest of honor. Mrs. McCurdy receiv.
cd q number of beautiful presents in
memory ot the occasion after which
lalI departed wishing her many happy
Icturns of the day. Those present from
Cedar we're: Mr.. and Mrs Peter witt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Witt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alva McCurdv and son Chester, Mr..
land Mrs. Herman McCMrdy from
White Oak Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Steph.
ron and daughter Helen from Madi
son Those present living in Oskaloosa
were Mr. and Mrs. w G. McCurdy
and son Earl. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hill
hard and son Robert. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mike HuismanA and daughter Merle
number of guests from out of the
city were unable to be present on ac-
count of the unfavOrable weather
conditions prevailing.
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The first regular Tuesday evening
supper of the season was given at the
Country Club last evening. and most
every one who helped devour that
supper declares that Polly never pre-
pared such n delicious chicken din
ner as she served last evening. There
was everything there which one eX-
reefs to find with a chicken dinner.
too. and from ali indications. and If
the rest Of the Tuesday night dinners
are like the one given last evening,
the season promises to be the best
vet The weather was against quite
number who wished to go, and the
crowd was not quite so large as it
usually is on the first evening. They
played cards and danced. and enjoy
nf hn IN
tCrtainment.
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Yesterday afternoon the Junior
Auxiliary, Section No 2, of St. James
church were entertained at a Parcel
Post party by Mrs. Chas. V. Hoff-
mann. N her home on G avenue east.
Eleven members tof 1.-The division en-
ioyed the afternoon and the pleasant
hospitality offered. They planned a
picnic which will be held in June, and
Il number of exciting things are being
planned for this day, There will be
no more regular meetings of the di-
vision during the summer months.
Mrs. Hoffman, served the company
with delicious refreshments.
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Coach Lees and Coach Dents Lit
tic Quakers" of Penn college were
royalty entertained last evening at
tho without home. The Little
Quakers" brought their lady friends
and the evening was one of the best
of the season in social and in
really enjoyable way Games and
music formed diversions during the
evening hours, and at the close of
the evening the company were served
With delicious refreshments.
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Mrs. w. S. Utterback was hostess
to the mepbers of the Philadora class
of the Christian church Sunday school
Yesterday afternoon. The day was
designated as guest day, and each
member of the class invited a guest.
The number entertained reached for
ty. and the afternoon was spent in
formally with their fancy work and
Just having, a good time. Mrs. Utter
back was assisted in the entertaining
by the committee for the day which
included Mrs. Chas. Earlsy, Mrs.
james Lawrence, Mrs. r ID. Jones,
Mrs. Hugh Mccoy, Mrs. Melvin and
Mrs. f.. K Taylor. They served de-
!icious refreshments. .