, 1922-11-30
SOCIETY
Edited BY Mrs. Pearl Miller.
phone 160.W.

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Daited By Mrs. Pearl Miller.
= phone 160-W.
charmdng in every detail were the
two auction, bridge parties presaaeo
over by Mrs. e. N. Tterney last Wed'
nesday afternoon ~ Tnursoay eVe
na1iov and white prevailed and vel
- ana white chrysanthemumA dec
orated the house. A dainty two
oa~rsa lunch was served at each at
Sair ON wednesday the first prize
a. auction was awarded to Mrs. Louis
I.arsen. and the consolation to Mrs.
= I. swisher. On Thursday evening
Mira. Sam Kelley received the first
cr;yo and Mrs, Winfield Firestone
the consolation.
The wednesday guests included
Mesdames C. w. Jeffrey, John Gun
ming. Sol Fuiks, John Mahoney, ~. ].
awisher. Louis Larsen, Ernest Sun
n Con Ryan, Abe Stratton. A. Il.
rhode, w. w. Daley, Homer France,
George Franks. Roy Sundin. Jack
Johnson, Kirk Miller, F. E. Shaver.
N. r. Greenfield. Tom Reid, M c
How. Gus Fleischli, Owen Stitt, L.
A. Smiley, Roy Riford. J.. T. Ryon.
Charles Vivion, Pete Hansen and E.
The guests on Thursday were
Mesdames Frank Hadsell. Tony STRAIT
ton. Harry Breitenstein. l.. E. Vtvion,
A. w. Beeler. James Wisda, H. E.
dunlap, Frank johnson, l.. e. Arm
strong. r. c. M~iddlewood. Arthur
Rasmussen, ]. H. Hartt, Pearl Miller,
". L. Robertson, James Cullen.
Frank cullen, Clifford Sundin.
George Pierce, Ralph Newell, Verne
Ferris, Sam Kelly. O. M. johnson,
Ed Hill, Winfield Firestone, w. F..
Waldamith, Misses Alice johnson,
Nellie Daley and Katherine Organ.
The Masonic Temple formed a
pretty setting for the large bridge
party presided over by Mesdames
e. A. Durant, w. w. Daley, Jr., and
X. H. Hadsell on Saturday afternoon.
Bouquets Of shaggy yellow and white
chrysanthemufns were used in decor
ating the lodge where the
bridge tables were placed, and in the
dining room, also. where the guests
were seated at 8 o'clock for a two
course lunch of pretty appointments.
Lighted yellow candles also enhanced
LILO buPHCl IaOh0os DOoANSNo va
chrysanthemums were given as
prizes at bridge and we're awarded to
Mesdames l.. E. Vfvion. Fred HOOt-,
man, w. F. Daley. Kirk Miller and
Leo Meyer.
Those who we're invited to the
affair were Mesdames Carl Aman, L..
e. Armstrong. Rex Aten. Anderson.
J. r. Baker. Raymond Barber, A. W.
Beeler, E. F. Bennett. George Bible.
Harry Breftenstein. Clarence Brtm-
mer, Gail Barnes, George Coulsen.
Frank Cullen. James Cullen. Charles
Cantlin. Arthur Carlson, w. F. Daley.
Fritz Dennison. Ma1e Draper, r. j.
Daley, John Donnell. John Doty.
Bernard. Donnelly. Annie Frew. Ethel
Fuiks. Gus Fleischli. Homer France.
Walton France. Verne Ferris. Ralph
Ferris, Winfield Firestone. N. r.
Greenfield, Frank Cunning. John
Cunning. J. F. Glunx. VIM. Edwards.
I'd Hill, Peter Hansen. w. P. Hays.
C. H. billiard. j. A. Hobbs. Frank
Hhdsell, Fred HOFFMAN. Wa3er Hoot-
man. J. X. HART, Robert Hopkins,
Otto Humberger. G. L. Haines. c. w.
Jeffrey. Jack Johnson. O. NJ. John
son, Frank JOHNSON, Bob Jungquist.
e. A. Kell. Sam Kelly. Jos. Kasper.
LoWr0uc0 I8T10u. CuIdB AArS0u, roy
Logan. Louis Larsen, Algot LAandeF,
Lynch. J. C. Nartinex. I. X. Miller.
Charles MAILER. Pearl Miller. R. C..
Middlewood, e. r. Mc0raw. W. A..
Mckay. I. T. Murphy. Leo. Meyer,
John NaAoney. II. H. Nelson, ID. c.
Nnnaman. VIM. MIND. Ralph Now
eli, Deanis O'Nelia. J. e. Osborne.
John O'Connor, Olsen. James. Potts.
Paul Pihon. e. @. Peterson. Owe Pet
es0on. E. e. Jones. Harry Pheaan. r..
=. Philbrook, n. q. Pickett. Georgel
Pierce. Paul Paulsen. b. p. Parker.
Arthur Rasmussen. Tom Reid. Roy
Riford, =. e. Roberts. w. L. Robert
son. A. J.. Rosier. J. r. Ryan. Con
Ryan. Fred Rendle George Stephen
son. Owen SUIT. r. e. Shaver. L. A..
Smiley, A "A. Sanders. Louis Seaver-
90. c. d. Sktvworth. H. N. Smiley.
Roy Sundin. Clifford Sundin. Ernest
6undan. A. ~. 0tartsell. Leon Start
feal. Joe etratton. Ike Stratoon. Abe
0tratton. Anthony Stratton. T. J.l
owtsher. Stuart. A. r. Thode. r. NJ.
T5efney. Charles Vivion. l.. T.. Vivion.