, 1922-01-19
SOCIETY
Edited by Mrs. Pearl Miller. Phone
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A fitting beginning for it's 1922
season was the banquet which the
Delphian Study Club held at the
Ferris Hotel on Monday evening at
1880 P. NJ.
The table, at which the twenty
seven guests were seated for the five
course dinner, was placed in the
ing room and was tastefully decor
ated with pink carnations and law
ender and pink sweet peas.
Following the dinner a varied pro-
gram of papers. talks and musical
numbers was carried out, much OF
the success OF the entertainment be-
Ing due to the gracious tanner in
which Mrs. Leland Smiley presided
as toast-mistress. Mrs. o. E. Ekdah]
headed the program with a resume
Of the clubs work. Mrs. Kleber Had
sell spoke on THE Woman in the
Home which was greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. w. w. Daley followed with a
paper on Politics AS l View Them"
which was very humorous and
brought forth much laughter. Mrs.
w. p. Hays delighted the audience
with two songs and was followed by
Mrs. o. C.. King with a splendid
paper on Woman in the Church"
Mrs. c. A. Anderson had as her sub
1ect. The Education OF Women and
pleased everyone with her capable
handling of her topic. Miss Rita
Noonan gave two pleasing piano Sc
lections and also acted as accompan-
list to the singers on The program.
Miss Edith Lumsden. who always
charms her audience, u II two songs
in an unusually delightful manner.
The concluding talk on Why ! Am
a Delphian,' was given by Mrs. Gus
Fleischli and was received with much
enthusiasm by her listeners.
The committee, who attended to
the dinner details in a most capable
manner, was composed of Mesdames
A. J. Roster. Walton France and
kleber Hadsell.
The splendid spirit displayed dur
Ing the evening by the Delphian
members is characteristic of their
gathering as a whole and the banquet
is an interesting event in the history
Of the club.
Mrs. Pat Sullivan OF Casper, who
has been the house guest OF Mrs.
John Mahoney the past week has
been the incentive Of several pleas
ant affairs given by her friends. On
Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Mahoney
entertained four tables of guests at
bridge in her honor and served a
dainty lunch after the games. The
were Mesdames Jack Johnson,
Frank Johnston, Leland Smiley.
Harry Phelan. N. r. Greenfield. E. A.
Durant, George Stephenson, l.. E.
Vivion. A. w. Beeler. I. T. Murphy,
Louis Schalk, c. w. Jeffrey, E. NJ.
Tierney. Tom Reid and A. F. Thode.
Another pretty affair given for
Mrs. Sullivan was the afternoon
bridge over which Mrs. Peter Hansen
presided in her home on Tuesday
afternoon. Four tables of guests
played and enjoyed the lunch served
1T ) o'clock. The guests invited to
meet Mrs. Sullivan were Mesdames
Louis Schalk, Frank Johnston. Louis
Larsen, Jack Johnson. A. F.. ThOde.
Harry Phelan. Charles Miller. Ernest
Sundin. F.. NJ. Tierney, ]. f. Curry
and John Mahoney.
Mrs. w. F. Brakeman entertained
the members Of her bridge club on
afternoon in her home. Mrs
George Franks was awarded the club
prize and Mrs. Will inland. the guest
prize. At the conclusion of the games
the hostess served a nicely appoint
ed lunch.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Methodist church a hot
supper to be served next Thursday
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church parlors. The hours are from
5 to 7 and the public is cordially in
vited to attend.
The Newlywed Club met with Mrs.
Frank Cunning last Saturday after
noon and played auction. Mrs. Will
W. F.. Waldsmith. the guest prize.
At five o'clock the guests were seated
at a tea-table of dainty appointments
in yellow and white.
St. Thomas Guild will meet mex
Wednesday afternoon with Miss Goe
at the home of Irving Rendle.
Mrs. Chris Brown entertained the
card club of which she is a member
on Saturday afternoon. A dainty
lunch concluded the afternoon. The
guests were Mesdames o. J. Nelson.
Jim Nelson. Pete Hansen, Soren
Frandsen, H. Larsen, Abe Stratton.
Nels Lambertson. Andy Rasmussen
and N. p. Carlson.
Mrs. Nels Lambertson will enter
tain a number OF her friends next
Saturday afternoon in her home in
honor of her birthday.
Mrs. E. l.. Rankin will be the
hostess on Saturday afternoon at a
meeting of her card club. Her