Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-12
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Mrs. Dewey c. Gibbs and Mrs.
Norton +. Gibbs were hostesses at n
900" party given at the latter's
home Wednesday afternoon. Thirty
ladies were present, Mrs. j. T.. Fuller
of Alma being the only out Of town
guest Honors were won by Mrs.
Fred Van Buskirk. Misses Blanche
Eggleston and Katherine Mccall
served lunch Fall flowers used for
decorations.
Relatives who came TO attend the
funeral Of Arthur B. Coss which tool.
place Thursday afternoon at the NJ.
T.. church were Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Duncan, Mrs. Emil West, William y.
Coss, Henry and Jerome Chase, Mrs.
Charles Escudero and Mrs. Forest
Stevens Of Detroit, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph Wiseman and Floyd Coss of
Grand Rapids, Fred Coss Of North
Star and Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Co.'s Of
Alma.
Mrs. Lavilla Carbin of Idaho, who
is visiting her nephew, Henry Mead,
Of Breckenridge, spent a day tie
past week with Ithaca friends.
Miss Mae Greenlee Of Belvidere,
H., who has been the guest for sew
aral weeks of Dr. and Mrs. c. f..
Burt, left Wednesday to visit rcla
tivcs in New York State before re
turning home. She was accompanied
as far as Detroit by Mrs. Burt, who
returned home Friday.
Harvey Thompson, DR.. II. f. Xii
born, and George Lanphcre spent
from Wednesday until Sunday duel,
hunting at Brevort lake, upper PENN
sula.
The organization Of the south di-
vision Of the Methodist Aid Society
took place Wednesday afternoon with
election of officers as follows: Presi-
dent, Mrs. John Soule; vice president,
Mrs H. X Rowland; secretary, Mrs.
Ora Kinsel; treasurer, Mrs. Frank
Convis; solicitors, Mrs. NJ. J. Knowl-
ton and Mrs. J. b. Gardner. The
October II with Mrs. l.. l.. Kinney.
The Berean class Of the Baptist
Sunday school met with Mrs. Charles
Ogle. Fourteen members were pres
ant. For diversion comfortable
was tied for the hostess. A short
business session was held The class
will serve public supper at the
church Friday evening. The Novem-
Der meeting will be held with Mrs.
George Glow.
A birthday party was held in the
kindergarten room for Jack Gibbs,
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gibbs A
birthday cake and ice cream cones
were served by Mrs Gibbs. A few
children not yet in the school were
invited and the afternoon was spent
in games under the direction of the
teacher, Miss Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clare Reynolds and
son, Grant, of Greenville were guests
Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Rey-
nolds.
Mrs. Homer Mulholland left Mon
day for Lansing and Detroit before
leaving for her home in Portland,
Oregon. Mrs. Mulholland spent the
past three weeks with relatives in
Ithaca and North Star.
The Crescent Home Club was en-
tertaincd by Mrs. William Stahl, it
being her birthday anniversary. A
large birthday cake was served with
The bohemian supper. During the
business session election of officers
took place. Following are the off
GERS: President, Mrs. Jack Dicken;
vice president, Mrs. Ed. Cummings;
secretary, Mrs. Willis Webster;
treasurer, Mrs. Leslie Reeves. The
entertainment committee for the next
meeting are Mrs. Bart Stacy and Mrs.
, George Ford. Mrs. Jack Dicken will
be next hostess.
Mrs. c. d. Hoadey spent the week
end with friends in Elsie.
A Sunday School class of the NJ. F..
church was entertained at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Reed, the oc-
casion being the birthday of their
son, Charles. The boys enjoyed a
fine time and a watermelon feast
The host received a number Of gifts
Mrs. Myrtle Brown, daughter, Ma
rieta, and son, Gayle, attended the
funeral Wednesday afternoon of the
/ formers nephew that was held at
North Star. The lad died from in
juries received when he was struck
by an automobile while riding his
bicycle in Pontiac.
Mrs Ida Altenberg left recently in
company with her son, Allen T. JEFF
fiery, and family of Charlevoix for
Miami, Fla, where the will spend the
winter.
Robert Sawyer of Chicago is a
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
b. Sawyer.
The Ladies' Aid Society and Mis-
sionary society of the Presbyterian
church will give a fair and supper at
the church parlors the first week in
December.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Randall are
moving into the house owned by Ell
zio Stacy on Elm st.