, 1922-02-20

auction bridge. Mrs. A Al,
was awarded the high hon.
- OF the afternoon ana Mrs Joe Bin.
'enheiner was given the consolation. 1
sndre Lunchcon
Ii Free Home.
Red roses and rod tulips w1ro the
lowers used for tho luncheon served
Z the home OF Mrs Harry Free on
Wolcott street last Saturday att
,rncon Al 1 O'Clock
Pace c<rs= =zd tally cards also car.
He'd out the color scheme of rcd and
white Places at the luncheon tables
laid for IL guests.
Three tables Of auction bridge were
played an dthe honors Of the afternoon
presented to Mrs @. r. waId.
schmidt and Mrs O X Deaver.
Regular Meeting
For Tonight.
Tho woman's Benefit association
meet tonight In n 1. o. o. F.
hall NJ 9 O'Clock.
limitations are In order. end the in
itiaftons which have been delayed for
several weeks. VIII be included in the
work
The social hour will be In charge
OF the Mesdames Wilson. walker. Ca
wood. Palmer and Stanley.
Lecture of Special
Interest TO Children.
An illustrated lecture on chiidiife
In many lands featuring IS alides
Of children In Alaska, Japan.
the Rongo. Egypt. Mexica. and other
OF tho the orient will be
given this evening at the tabernacle
Of the Presbyterian church. by the
Rev Charles A Wilson.
The Interesting as well as education
nj evening Is being given for all OF the
children OF the city. and no admission
will DO asked ut the door. An offering
to cover the expense of the lecture
viii DO taken.
The informal talks illustrated by
tho Interesting slides viii be especially
Intended TO please the children and
all parents are cordially invited to
bring their boys and girls to the tab
ernacle at 7.so O'Clock this evening.
Children Celchrzts
Birth Anniversary.
Little Miss Virginia witte. and
Keith Tedford. acted as Joint
hostess and host at n birthday party
held at tho Tedford home. eli East
Ninth street, last Saturday afternoon
from 2 to 5 O'Clock. Both OF the
children celebrated their seventh brit
on that date.
About rs guests arrived TO spend
the afternoon snd games and contests
played.
The decorations for the tables and
hpns were in keeping with st. Val
day, and favors and place
cards were suggestive Of v~aierti-~
The birthday caite with seven candles
was frosted in white w.tn red
on Il TIE ,~ov at "a ~
small dolls dressed in red which
carried out the color scheme
The host and hostess received many
gifts from their friends.
Mrs. Tedford and Mrs. Wittee chap
the party and assisted in en-
the children.
yseturns From
Boston Visit
e. Richard Ship returned yesterday
from n visit to Boston as a guest at
the annual netting Of the New Eng.
Poetry society. He left Boston
at tho beginning Of the second big
of the season. the Thermometer
i5 below and snow was al.
ready s to 10 inches deep. He did
- A--.--
he reached h Hudson river.
During his stay in Boston Mr..
Ship met many Of the literary stars
Of New England and as the CUES.
Of William Stanley Braithwaite, the
famous critic was made welcome in
the literary workshops and though
factories of the Hub.
Musical Contest
For Tuesday.
The pupils of Miss Doris Van Meter
will appear in a musical contest on
Tuesday evening. February 81. at 7.3o
at the Christian church.
Parents. friends and all those who
are interested in music. are invited
guests OF the evening.
The requirements for the contest
are that the pupils must be regularly
enrolled throughout the school year.
receiving not less than four lessons
a month, and they must classify as
to VI and grade. The contest for the
of pupils who could not en-.
ter regularly on account of the re-
has been cancelled.
The following classes will be held:
First grade piano. "Grandfather's
Dance;" second grade piano. "Amcri-