, 1921-10-27

by following the strings OF an intri-
cate spider web After a delicious
two-course supper. the guests en-
joyed a couple Of hours OF informal
dancing. Miss Budd. Mrs. Logan ami
Mrs. Bible taking turns at tine
piano. About forty guests e~rjuved
the affair.
Mrs F.. VI. Tierney contributed 10
the weeks social activities with two
lovely parties over which she pre-
sided on Thursday and Saturday aft
of last week At the party
on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Schalk
was awarded the first prize. II Mr..
ThOde. the consolation. Following
the cards. covers were laid for six
teen at a dainty luncheon which was
characterized by pink carnations and
favors corresponding in color. The
guests were M"sdames John Dotv.
John Mahoney. Jack Johnson. |. T
Murphy. 4. +. Thod". 4. W. BeelHr.
RAYMOND Barber. Tom Reid. y. K.
Greenfield. George Stephenson. Peter
Hansen. Louis SChalk. o. NJ. John
son. |. r Baker. T.. \. kell and A. J..
Roster.
On Saturday afternoon. Mrs
Sundin won the first prize and Mrs.
Franks. the consolation. The tea
table was very attractive with a bowl
Of tiny pink roses and daisies in the
center. and bouquets of the same at
each guests place. over wer"
placed for Mesdames +. F. Bennett.
George Brimmer. c. W. jeffrey. l.. +.
Armstrong. George Franks. Clifford
Sundin. Pearl Miller. Frank john
ston. l.. f. Smiley. w. F. Waldsmitn
Roy Sundin. T. J, Swisher. Harry
Breitenstein. John O'Connor. Sam
Kelly and John Hartt.
Halloween decorations added to
the gaiety OF the auction party Il
bridal shower which Mrs. Frank Cul-
len gave in her home on Saturday
evening. complimentary to Miss
Nellie Quinn. Mrs. Gholson received
the highest score at bridge and Miss
Quinn the consolation. After a dainty
supper the bride-elect was presented
with a beautiful basket of gifts. The
guests included Mesdames Pat
Graves. Hugh O'Donnell. Mary Keefe.
I Vim. Lackey. J. +. Gholson. Bohman.
Jake Pfeister. Walter FELTON,. VIM.
! INLAND; Misses Esther Byrnes. Edith
Larsen. Elizabeth Mahoney. Mildred
Keefe. Veronica Clause. Vincent
Clause. Mary Dayton. Francisco Nc
Clone. Juanita Howard. Maize
Lackey. Marion McNulty. Nellie
Quinn. Ailcen O'Meiia and Mary
Fay.
Mrs. II. H. Nelson entertained a
foursome at bridge informally in her
home on Friday evening. Her guests
were Mesdames Harry Phelan. Jack
. --l --s- 400
Miss Elizabeth Mahnney enter
tanned charmingly at cards on Friday
evening of last week. Following the
cards a dainty supper was served to
the guests who included Mesdames
John Quealy. A. W. Beeler. Frank
Cullen. Pat Graves: Misses Vincent
Clause. Veronica Clause, Mildred
Keefe. Berenice Waugh. Nellie Daley.
Marguerite Buckley. Aileen O'Me!ia.
Edith Larsen. Mary Dayton and
Francesca McGlone.
Mrs. Joe StrattOn was the hostess
at a meeting of the Newlywed Club
in her home OH Saturday afternoon,
serving a delightful lunch late in the
afternoon to the eight guests who
played.
The Eastern Star will hold an
initiation and banquet in the Masonic
Temple this evening.
DR.. and Mrs. T. J.. Swisher wer"
hosts last evening at a dinner of
handsome appointments. compliment
tary to Miss Maize Doty and Ralph
Newell. 4 handsome basket Of pink
carnations graced the enter of the
table in which was hidden a kewpt"
holding ribbons which extended to
the places OF the guests of honor.
Covers were laid for Mr.. and MIS-
John Dotv. Miss Maize Doty. Mrs.
Lou Randl"man, Mr.. Ralph Newrn
and the hosts.
Mrs. Homer France. who under
went a serious operation in St. Luke's
Hospital in Denver tn" first OF the
week is reported to b. improving
satisfactorily.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. \. Nelson will de-
part for Kansas city next Saturday
TO attend the American Legion con
vention. From there they will go
to the aviation meet in Omaha and
then on to Peoria. H.. to visit r"la-
tiveS for a few days.
Mrs. Lou Randleman Of Fort toI
Inns. Colo. is a guest at the home
| of her aunt and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Il. DOtv.
Am0ng the many delightful pr"-
| nuptial parties being given the past
| week hOnOring Miss DOty. was Il
charminely arranged Dime and
| shower given Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Carl Aman. at which
Mrs. Aman and Miss Mabel Parsons
were the hOsteSScS. \ thre" course
dinner was served At seven O'Clock.
which was followed by the preS"nta-
ito nof the dainty gifts to the bride
to-be, the affair being an oyster fork
cbou.ar Tho remainder of the eye