, 1921-12-10
Evening nj Cands
Is Enjoyed

Evening Mt Cards
Is Enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs Calvin II. Smith en-
trrtained for a number OF friends last
evening at their apartment In the
Crude apartment house. Tho decora-
t,ous for the home were bouquets OF
deem pink roses, and pink and white
candles were served during the even
Ing.
-Four tables OF Progressive 500 were
played and the high honors went to
Miss nena McAieer and w. l.. Rehr.
Jr.. while the consultations were award.
ed TO Mtss Mario Pritchetr OF Grey
hull and Charles. christensen
Al midnight delicious refreshments
were served by n hosfens assisted
by Mrs. Joe verano.
The guests incs1ded tho Messrs.
and Mesrames Robert O'Brien. Wal
ter Schultz. Woods. w. L Rehr. Jr..
Mrs. Joe verano. Miss LENA McAleer.
miss Marie Pritchett. Miss Betty Ban
CERT and the Aessrs. Warren Haguis.
Charles Crcech and Charles Christian,
son.
Chicken Dinner
This Evening. -
The ~luncheonette department OF the
Midwest pharmacy Of the Kimbail
drugstores will be opened from 8
o'clock until Z o'clock this evening for
a chicken dinner which will be served
BY the members of st. Marks guild.
Every ono is invited to attend. The
proceeds VIII be used toward the
fund being raised by the Guild
welfare Club Gives y
Christmas Fcte.
Tho purish house OF st. Marks
Episcopal church. wns crowded all
yesterday afternoon at the Christmas
festival which was given by tho mem
bers Of the Welfare club.
The rooms of the Parish house were
eiaborately decorated in red and
green with holly. smilax. red crepe
paper, Christmas novelties and shaded
lights, giving a softened effect to the
pretty scene.
At the end of the long room the
Christmas tree. giistening with spark
. ling snow, aiming with the Christmas
tree lights, and ladened with tho tiny
parcels, ono for each guest, was
placed
The afternoon was opened by a mu-
sical A quartet composed OF
the Mesdames J. w. Burns. F. s. Lc-
rchinsky, L. f srndweli and Pelky.
sang several Christmas carols which
added to the holiday atmosphere. Mrs.
Jessie Anderson Fowler added to the
musical selections by playing several
piano numbers appropriate to the
time.
Mrs. ]. w. Mcintyre read Dickens
"Christmas Carol, to IN appreciatiye
audiences. Mrs. Mcintyre Is O noted
exponent of dramatic art and her
reading was given in tho most effec'
tive manner.
Al the close of the program the
quests were invited to surround the
tree, and Mrs. Mcintyre. president OF
the club. acted as Santa Claus. giving
h gifts to the hostesses who passed
them to the one named on the Christ
mas tags
Each club member and visitor of
the afternoon received some gift and
many laughs were had over the
humorous presents.
A cafeteria luncheon Of coffee. sand
witches. reliahes and cake was then
served.
The hostesses included the Mes
DANES FL A Reichenbach. Allan Nc
LelIan. #. A. vilinave. A. B. Nesbitt.
Harry Young. Don Sullivan, T. f.
Aigeo, who were assisted by the Mes
DANES Harry Astin. o. G. Cacheralis.
T.. L. Biedermann. Woten and p. X.
Edwards.
The next regular meeting Of the
club Of So members will be held in
January although the divisions Of the
club will meet several times during
this month.
Third Mile Stone
Date Celebrated.
Little Miss Barbara Rowen celebrat-
ed the date of her third birthday an
niversary with a party at her home
31s East Fifth street. yesterday nf-
ternoon. to which 10 little friends were
invited.
The afternoon was spent playing
games and with original contests
which the children entered into with
much spirit.
Later on in the afternoon refresh
ments were served. Tho table was
decorated in a pretty IN and
graced with a huge birthdav = -r't'
three lighted candles. ! artist
mas bell was suspended above tho
table while red satin ribbons hung
from the bell and were fastened to a