, 1921-10-06
SOCIETY
Edited by Mrs. Pearl Miller. Phone
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TIL" p|allfial hOm" Of MIS- e II
Whil1um which has been closed for
+" many son during the absence
OF tn" Il fnrm'd Il -"tting for
two ni tn" mo-t beautiful parties Of
The season. when Mr. G H Whit
tam and Mrs sol F'uihs entertained
a. auction On Thursday and Friday
afternoons of last week. Pink roses
and appointments corresponding
characterized both parties On
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Hansen
was awarded tn" first prize. Mr.
Ph"lan the second and Mrs. Kasp"r
tho consolation. On Friday after
noon, Mrs. W. +. Daley won the first
prize. Mrs. Armstrong the second
and Mrs. PilOu the consolation. Tho
guests on Thursday afternoon war"
M"Sdaw"S f. Sundin. +. VI. Tierncy
A. f. Tllode. John Dotv. Peter Han
sen. Thos. Reid. fli2abeth Lynch.
LELAND Smiley. Charles Miller. Joseph
kasper, J. f. Osborne. G. +. Riford.
y V. Gr"onfe'd. George trimmer.
II. E. Mcfarland, l.. l.. Adams. Louis
>chaIk. John Mahon"y, Jack John
son. Raymond Barber, X. |. Turner.
f. A. k"ll, Paul Paulsen. Harry
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W. Il. Stookey and Ralph Ferris
The guest list on Friday included
Mcsdamcs a. J. Roster. w. +. Daley.
Pearl Miller, W. w. Daley Jr.. John
Quealy. James Ferguson. n. A.
France. Walton France. Clarence
Brimmer. F.. F.. Bennett, Fred
Rendle. Owen Stitt. l.. f. Armstrong.
c. w. Jeffrey, Fred HOFFMAN, Paul
Pilon. Murphy. Ralph Ferris. Verne
Ferris; Misses Christel Thode and
Maize DOty.
Mrs. Ernest Sundin was hostess at
a charming auction bridge party on
Saturday afternoon in her home.
concluding the afternoon with a de
licious two-course lunch. The first
prize at auction was awarded to
Mrs. Daley and the second to Mrs.
Greenfield. Those enjoying the af-
fnir we're Mesdames John F.. Osborne,
N. r. Greenfield. Leland Smiley.
George Brimmer. +. A. Kell. John
Mahoney. A. ]. Roster. c. II. Whit
tum, Sol Fuiks. w. F.. Daley. Homer
France, l.. F.. Armstrong;, c. w.
Jeffrey. Paul Surber. Walton France.
A. A. Sanders, Frank Johnston. E. F.
Bennett, Roy Sundin and Miss Alice
Johnson.
Mrs. Eugene Schalk entertained IA
few friends informally at bridge on
Tuesday afternoon. At 5 O'Clock the
guests were seated at IA dainty tea
table where a delicious repast was
served. The bridge prize was won
by Mrs. Miller. The guests were
Mesdames Louis Schalk. Frank
Johnston. John f. Osborne and
Charles Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harp. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jeffrey and son, Cony. relatives Of
Mrs. l.. w. Enler. who have been
"er guests the past week left Satur-
day for their home in Meeker. Colo.
While here they were guests of honor
at several delightful affairs. On
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Hulmquist
entertained in their honor, serving a
!; very elaborate lunch. On Friday
afternoon. Mrs. f. l.. Rankin enter
: tanned for them. her guests being
Mesdamc. l.. w. Emler, Soren Frand-
| SEM: Miss Frandsen and the honor
q, guest.
The members of the p. +. O
Society ENJOYED a pleasant social
|. meeting at the home of Mrs. Will Ed
wards On Saturday afternoon. A
feature of the meeting was the read
ing of a paper or "Municipal Organs
by Mrs. George Bible. which was en-
joyed by all present.
Mrs. Roy Logan entertained the
NewlywcdS last Saturday evening in
her home and served a delicious
lunch late in the evening. Mrs. Will
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The members of the Candy Club
met at the home of Mrs. c. w.
Jeffrey last Friday evening and
played auction.
Miss Maize Doty departed for Kan
saS City On Monday morning where
she went as a delegate to the Nation
al =. +. o. convention held in that
, city from the 4th to the It'll. From
Kansas City. Miss Doty will go to
MuSCaiine. la. TO visit for IA few
days with her grandmother. who is
seriously i'll.
. Mrs. David Craig and Mrs. SchOon-
maker of Greeley, COlO. were reg
istrrcd at the Ferris the first of the
week. They expect to leave shortly
for Bags. WyO.. where Miss Mary
Craig is teaching school,
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