River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-11-13
Mrs. VIM. Segerstrom and Mrs. Glen
Junkman were hostesses.

Mrs. VIM. Segerstrom and Mrs. Glen
Junkman were hostesses.
Bridge Club Luncheon at Gladstone
Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. f.. E.
Buck entertained the Bridge Club at
delicious four-course luncheon serv-
ed at the Gladstone hotel. After the
luncheon the ladies went to Mrs.
Bucks home where they spent the ar-
ternoon playing bridge.
Entertain Picnic Club
Miss Rosa NJ Cheney and Miss
Elizabeth Fleming entertained the
Picnic Club at the formers home
Tuesday afternoon. In recognition Of
Armstice Day the tables were decor
ated with the flags of the Allied ma
tions. Small American flags were US
ed as favors.
Farewell Surprise Party
On last Friday evening a surprise
party of about thirty of Mr. John
Simpsons old friends and neighbors
went to his home and spent a very
enjoyable evening visiting and play
ing games. After sumptuous refresh
ments were served, Mr.. Simpson, who
leaves soon to spend the winter in
California, was presented with very
fine travelling bag as a token of es-
TEEN from his friends.
Dancing Party for PONY Club
Belmer Carisch entertained the
members of the PONY Club" and their
young lady friends at a dancing party
at his home last Friday evening.
The guests were the Misses Marian
WATSON, Evelyn Stewart, Helen Suth-
erland, Letha Gregor, Lorraine Mel
son and Pauline Norseng, and Messrs.
LaSalle Rork, Nickoli Wiger, Elmer
Tubbs, Carleton Ames and Glen Gel
lup.
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Mac Dowell Club Program
The November meeting of the Mac
Dowell Club was held at the home oee
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Spence Tuesday
evening. The general theme of the
program was, "Women In Music" All
of the musical selections given were
by women composers. Mrs. Davee
read paper which portrayed the sub
ject in comprehensive and spicy
manner. Mrs. Doar, of New Rich
mond, accompanied by Mrs. Spence,
sang two groups of songs. These
were given in an especially gracious
manner and were thoroughly enjoyed
by the club. Mrs. Skogmo and Miss
Tossing also appeared on the program.
Took Part In Musical at N. Richmond.
Mrs. w. G. Spence and Mrs. w. P.
Knowles attended sacred concert
given last Friday at the NJ. E. churc h
in New Richmond, under auspices of
the Woman's Club of that city. Mrs.
Spence rendered several organ select
ions. The News, in commenting upon
her playing, said that Mrs. Spence
proved herself master of the pipe
organ and delighted her listeners with
her wonderful interpretations" Mrs.
Spence played the following numbers:
"Meditation," by Klien; "Holy Night,
by Dudley Buck; "Berceuse" Grade
song), by Dickinson; "A Deserted
Farm" by Mac Dowell; "Eventidc, 7
by Fairclough, and First Movemen:
in G Minor" by Guilmant.
Masquerade Dance At High School,
The most enjoyable social event
held thus far this year at the Hig.1
School, took place last Friday even
ing in the form Of a masquerade par
ty, given by the Seniors. About 7:3)
the building began to fill with strange
looking people in various kinds of cos
tunes. The gym. was decorated with
evergreens, pink and white streamers
and was lighted by japanese lanterns
After passing by the Board of Cen
sors the crowd assembled in the GYM
nasium. During the evening there
were four favor dances, each class in
school taking charge of one. The Sel,-
iors' favors consisted of peanut
with a gold ribbon for the girls and
with a maroon ribbon for the boys
Ribbons of many colors were given
out by the Juniors for their favor
dance. The students got their part
ners for the third favor dance by
matching numbers given to each. The
Freshmen favors were very dainty
Each girl had blue chrysanthemum
and each boy white one. Alice Ward
droccod DC tho a0roon of Diamonds y