, 1921-06-21


Mrs. Andrus Is Hostess
At Bridge Luncheon Series.
E,rs. j. M. Andrus entertained in
honor OF her house guest. Mrs. lanes
Stewart. of Chicago Ill, at a bridge
luncheon served at the Andrus home
last Saturday afternoon Places ct the
luncheon tables were laid for 20
guests. Tho DECORATIONS We're carried
out in tho color. scheme OF lavender
and gold with cut flowers and table
appointments. Following the luncheon
tho Afternoon was devoted to playing
auction bridge. The high honors wcro
won by Mrs. T. c. Tonx.n ard Mrs.
A.. H Cobb. Sr.
Mrs- Andrus will entertain again
tsiay for about = quests in rol-- Of
Mrs. Stewart.
Pepper Club
To Meet.
Miss Violet Lever VIII be hostess
this evening at her home on South
Beech street for the members OF the
Pepper club. The evening will be
spent playing auction bridge and re-
freshments viii be served by the
hostess.
Recital Scheduled
For Tabernacle.
Pupils of Prof. Rudolph Lundbers
will appear in the following program
in a recital to be held ct the taber-
naclo tonight:
Vocal neutrality-suspicious.
Mrs. Sylvia Barron and Marion
Kieber.
Piano-"At Dawn"----Engelmann
Airline Wright
Song-'Time's Roses" --Barry
Blanche Wagner.
Piano-"Signs OF Spring'----Rowe
Charles Branson.
song-'vnia" from The Merry wild
ow" ------------------- Lehar
Margaret Speas.
Piano-"Flower Dance" --Krogmann
Elizabeth Branson.
sang-.It Is Only a Tiny Garden"
Wood
Airline Wright.
Pianol"Sound OF h Bugie"-----
------------------ Anthony
Helen Ladas.
Vocal Duet Know a Bank, Where
on tho wild Thyme Blows"---Horn
Mrs. Don Lobdeli and Edna Holland.
Piano-'Tete a Tete"----Lawson
Ruth Bagby.
oSh6o-tAF" ba4 41S 60 onA4AhibAA
Lambert
OIL Am Not Fair"---Tosti
Mrs. L. e. Sundwell.
Piano-"Under the Mistletoe" ----
----------------- Engelmann
Amelia Shikany. Z
Song-'T Love You Sweet"---Bartsett
Mrs. o.. w. Hingren- q
Piano-"Orchids' - Dale
Ruth Sproul.
Song-"Night Song ----
Florence Barbour
Mrs. Lial Branson.
Piano-"Playing Tag" -----Preston
Beatrice Koch.
song-"The Spirit. of spring"-Parker
Mrs. e. c. Gates.
Piano-rMerry Whimy ----Ormsby
Eileen Butler.
Songs5ae"Dawn'---- Pearl Curran
bA"There's Ever a Song
Somewhere" 1880 Ward-Stephens
II. L. Bottoms.
Piano-"Summer Joys" --------Heins
Margaret veitch.
Piano-'Ballet des Papilons"-Goda
Marie Bishap.
Vocal Duet-''O, Holy Father from
mariana" -------------- Wallace
Mesdames Burton Nye and f. j. Les
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Young Matrcns Have
Interesting Meeting.
At the meeting of the Young Ma
irons club which was held at the Y.
w. C. A. last Wednesday. plans for
a garden party to be held in July
were made. The exact time and place
will be announced later. An invita-
ton is extended to all young matrons
of the city to attend the social gath
ering.
A program of special features was
given at the last meeting which was
much enjoyed. Following the bust
ness and the program a social time
was held.
Bride and Groom
Return.
MIR. Mrs. Z. NJ. Ellithorpe have
returned to the city after spending
their wedding trip in Colorado. They
will be at home on East Yellowstone.
Mrs. Ellithorpe was formerly Miss
Vera Hollingsworth.
Ridgeway-W olcotf
Wedding Performed.
One of the most beautiful weddings
of the month was performed yester-
day at 1880 o'clock when Miss lone
Wolcott became the bride of Archie
Ridgeway. The ceremony was read
at the Methodist church by the Rev
Walter L. French.
The bride wore a wedding gown OF