Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-03-20
SOCIAL AFFAIRS OF
THE COMMUNITY
Parties, Club Meetings, Church
Gatherings and Other Social
Events.

d8t0erlnHS ana UCQer oOCl01
Events.
The One O'clock Auction BridS,
club will be guests of Mrs. M. j. Mat
tice on Wednesday.
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The Wednesday club will NEE
with Mrs. O. ]. Henderson at $3.50
on Wednesday afternoon.
The Royal Auction Bridge clui
will meet with Mrs. w. c. Burlesor
"Wednesday afternoon at $3.50.
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The Monday Night Coterie will
meet Thursday evening with Miss
Meta Robinson. Mrs. Eflie Kantor
will lead the lesson with the subject
THE Mammoth Cave of Kentucky
/ About sixty young people were en-
tertained Saturday night at a St.
Patrick's party at the home of Miss
Ramona Huddlestun on south Viii
lson avenue. A very enjoyable eve
ming was spent with games and mu-
sic and delicious light refreshments
were served in two courses at the
lend of the evening.
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Miss Gertrude Schweiger, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Schweiger.
who reside on west First street, was
delightfully."- surprised Saturday eve
ming by group of friends who help
ed her celebrate her birthday ami
versary. Games were played and de-
licious refreshments served by the
hostess mother.
The Hedonists were delightfully."-
entertained at st. Patrick's party
Saturday night at the home of Mrs.
Melvin Johnson on Walnut street.
The guests came attired in Irish cos
tunes and the decorations of the
home were of green carnations. The
diversions were games and contests
and the green of st. Patrick's day
was carried out in the refreshments
lservcd. ~ ,s3 ,y. fras
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A delightful surprise occurred q
few evenings ago on the Misses Mel
lie and Emma Horn by large party
of their friends. The young ladies
We're induced to take a walk early
in the evening and ge arrived home
about the same time the party of
young people made their appearance.
The hours were happily spent with
music and conversation and the
young men Of the party made the
candy to serve with the refresh
ments. ~ al
Mrs. H. B. Dale invited a company
|of twelve ladies and gentlemen to
her home on west Walnut street
last evening to surprise her husband
and remind him he was passing his
SIND milestone in life. Mr.. Dale's
friends presented to him toy duck
on wheels. in keeping, WE presume,
with the sloppy condition now under
foot. Anyhow. they had lot of
fun. They also gave him a gold
pencil and wished him many happy
returns of the day. After very
enjoyable evening, Mrs. Dale served
a delicious two course lunch.
Mrs. Calvin Young was hostess at
a delightful dinner party last night
at 6 o'clock. given in honor of the
Six O'clock club who are soon to cell
citrate their twenty-tifths anniver-
sary. The dinner table was beautiful
in it's appointments Of green and
white, with centerpiece of dainty
album flowers. At each of the four-
teen covers were daisy place cards.
these flowers being the club emblems,
and at each end of the table was a
heavily frosted cake, covered with
twenty-five burning tapers The nut
baskets were also decorated with
green and white and the color scheme
was further carried out in the dele
ious menu served. Following the re-
past, an interesting lesson was en-
joyed, given by Mrs. Stanton r. Hoyt
upon Short Stories of Kim by Kip
ling. Four of the charter members
of this club were present-Mrs. Eta
man spent the week end at their res
pective homes.