The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1916-02-18
SOCIETY


glIlS ana young hdllObS dl TIC HOllC
of Miss Francis NcElfatrich last
Saturday evening was one of the
most charming affairs given by this
Younger set this winter. The home
vas beautifully decorated with hearts,
cupids, red carnations and potted
plants. The DINING room was
especially attractive with garlandS of
red hearts decorating the walls while
from the chandelier red ribbons with
cupids caught here and there, were
gracefully draped to the table where
each strand was attached to red
heart. Inside of this canopy Of
ribbons huge vase Of red carnations
formed the centerpiece. The enter.
tainment committee composed of
Misses Dudley, Howard, Fawcett
and Spillman had planned many in.
tereSting heart" games which were
much enjoyed. AS the wee hours
drew near a beautiful and tempting
luncheon was served. The first
course consisting of chicken salad,
heart shaped sandwiches, olives,
waters and coffee. The ice course
was very attractive and carrying out
the valentine idea was a cream en-
velope with red stamp and words
"Valentine" written in red, while in
the corner was raised heart pierced
with a red arrow. Those who en-.
joyed this pleasant affair were, Miss
eS Lucy, Hazel and Julia Fawcett,
Elizabeth and Margaret Kemp,
Mabel Bronning, Elizabeth Long,
Kathleen Spillman, Katherine How
ard, Margaret Dudley, Agnes Lynn,
Geneva Huffuker, Frelda Heller.
MesSrs Hutton, Southworth, Long,
Arnold, Ross, Davis, King, O'Ban-
non, Dudley, Ryan, Lynn, Spillman
Fugate, and FeatherStone. MeSSrS.
Mesdames. King, Trahern and
Ssh.
Miss Hazel Fawcett gave picture
show party WEDNESDAY evening for
the Triangle club. After the show
they repaired to the home of Miss
Faucet where light refreshments
were served
The Methodist church was the
scene of much industry Tuesday
when Mrs. Grant had her sewing
club The needles flew very indus
triously until the hostess suggested a
rest in the meantime serving a de-
lliciouS salad course.
Quite an unexpected pleasure a
waited the members of the Ladies
Aid Society of the Christian church
Wednesday afternoon. No one ex.
pected that anything but work was
to be their reward for going to the
Aid, but Mrs. d. M. Evans, who is
a very gracious friend of the Aid
had planned otherwise and while the
workers were busily engaged with
the work assigned them, she was
at home preparing a tempting lunch.
con. Following the devotional
period three new members were add
ed. MeSdameS j. r. Rash, Ray
ICobb and j. T. Bornett As il
this were not enough for one after,
noon pleasure, the president an,
nounced that we were invited to the
home of Mrs. Evans. Here we met
with very cordial welcome anc
after a short time were served with
delicious, salad, sandwiches, coffee
and salted pecans. Mrs. F. B.
Arnold and Misses Hufaker ano
Heller assisted in serving. There
were ninteen members present.
Mrs. Deshow was host of the
Needlecraft club Wednesday even
ling Beside the members, MeSdame;
Eastwood, Withers, Southworth ano
SizemOre enjoyed Mrs. Deshon':
gracious hospitality.
The u. d C'S held very inter
esting meeting with Mrs Marion
Sisk Thursday afternoon. A splen
did literary program was enjoyed by
quite a number of the daughters.
| Mrs. George O. Atkinson enter