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FIVE HUNDRED PARTY.

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FIVE HUNDRED PARTY.
Miss Margaret Morrissey an attrac-8
tive Nashville girl. who is the guest of
Hiss Irrinetta Purdy will be the honor
guest at Five Hundred party this
afternoon when Mrs. s. Nj. Scarritt
will entertain in compliment TO her.
Shasta daisies will be used for deco
rs.iions and after the games dainty
refreshments viii. bs served.
Invited to share this honor with
Miss Morrissey ara: Misses Irrineta
Prrdy: Marjorie Bingham. Bessie
Reinschmitz. Leta wilkins, Eunice
Touart. Alcion Condor. Olympia Sub
ictte. Maxine Reilly. Clara Moreno,
EuIalie Clark. Mary Cowley and Mary
Tryon.
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BRIDGE PARTY
Miss Vera Keller was hostess Mon.
day afternoon entertaining three tables
of bridge in honor of Miss Gertrude
Roberts, of New Orleans. who is the
guest of her mother. Mrs. w. N. Rob-.
erts.
As honoree, Miss Roberts was pre-
scented with a dainty piece of lin
gcrie. High score was made by Miss
Ruth McLane. her trophy being
pair OF gold hat pins. the BOBBY, two
handkerchiefs waswon by Miss Edna
Finch. After the games an ice course
was served by Misses Audrey Keller
and Catherine Eitzen.
Sharing this compliment with Miss
Roberts were: Misses Enda Finch.
0enevieve Carter. Elizabeth and Car
RE Moreno, Ruth and Gertrude Nc
Lane, Irma Silva. Minnie Kate Kemp
er. Mrs. Lester Baldwin, the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Pinney, Mrs.
Hhos. A. Johnson and Mrs. Harry Fer
4is. Misses Ellen Adair Roberts and
Mary Vic Boyle coming in latter for
refreshments.
K. OF c. BENEFIT DANCE
TONIGHT
Promising to be one of the most en-
joyable dances of the week is the ben
eft dance being given at the X. of c.
hall on w. Garden street tonight, be-
ginning at o'clock Music will be
furnished by Grossjohann's Elite or
chestra. Proceeds are to go to the X.
OF c. baseball team.
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ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF A SON
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Miller, 400 NJ
Sixth Avenue are receiving congratu-
lations on the birth of son. Friday,
June rs.
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BATHING PARTY
Miss Nina Mickey Jensen of Mobile
a much feted visitor in the city, was
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party given at Bayview Park yester-
day evening. Water sports were enjoy
ed and later a delicious picnic supper
served. Wednesday night of last week
Miss Jensen was the honor guest at
a swimming party given at the park
and at a dance given by Miss Ernestine
Schambeau Thursday night. Friday
afternoon a moving picture party was
given in her honor and Saturday night
n dance. A delightful bay party to
Santa Rosa Island with surf bathing
in the gulf was given in her honor
Sunday.
Sharing these courtesies with Miss
Jensen were: Misses Dorothy Hess.
Mollie and Adrienne Sanchez Ernestine
and Louise Schambeau. Estella Hicks.
Frances Morey. Marion Crosby, Clara
McCaskill. Barbara Hoffman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Sanchez and Messrs "Stein"
and Lamar Sara, Lars Sanchez, Kip
ling Hess. Steve Forsythe, voly Bjorsen
Jimmie McCaskill. Robert Mcclure,
Ksx Wilson. Thomas Erickson. Char
lie Gregor. Thomas Hutchinson.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS TO
HAVE PICNIC.
naro Ianwood Williams and her
Sunday School class of the First
Christian church have planned de-
lightfuf picnic and swimming party
at Bayview Park Friday afternoon, in
viting a few of the younger girls and
boys to join them. Members of the class
ere: Dorothy Ceruti. Emma Brewton.
Doriz Brink Hazel Siddnns Xara Har-.l