, 1922-01-26
SOCIETY

= SOCIETY =
Edited by Mrs. Pearl Miller. Phone
16o-W.I
The P. Z. O. Society enjoyed q
pleasant social meeting at the home
Of Mrs. Ralph Newell last Saturday
afternoon. An interesting event Of
the afternoon was the miscellaneous
shower given for Mrs. Bob Jungquist.
the most recent P. L. o. bride. Each
package containing pretty gift was
adorned with, = marguerite, the
society flower -Mrai Jung0oist o.
also presented with 1 p. E.V. spoon.
Following the social hour a dainty
tea. vas SERVED by the hostess. ! :...,
On next Saturday evening the B..
I. LIS will be the honor guaats at
party given by the p. E. O.'s at the
home Of Mrs. E. A. Durant. Mes
danes w. w. Daley. Kleber Hadsell
and e. A. Durant will be joint
hostesses on this occasion.
Mrs. Charles Crozier, who will
leave Rawlins soon to make her
home elsewhere has been the incent-
i've OF a number of delightful parties
the past week. Mrs. Gus Fleischl,
entertained for her on Friday after
noon at an, auction party and served
a nice lunch after the game. Mrs.
Barnes was awarded the first prize
at cards, Mrs. johnson the second
prize and Mrs. Crozier, the guest
prize. The guests were Mesdames
Winfield Ramsey. John Varney. Gail
Barnes. Bernard Donnelly. l.. f.
Vivion. Frank Baroch. John O'Con-
nor, o. NJ. johnson, Homer France.
j.. E. Gholson. Jack Neske and Mrs.
Crozier.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. J. T..
Gholson entertained at a charming
auction bridge party in honor Of Mrs.
Crozier. The first prize was won by
Mrs. Gail Barnes and the consolation
and guest prize vent to Mrs. Crozier.
Mrs. Crozier was the honored
guest at a bridge party given by Mrs.
o. NJ. johnson or Saturday evening
in her home. Mrs. MCGEE won the
first prize, Mrs. Moore, the cOnsola-
ton and Mrs. Crozier the guest prize.
The guests enjoying the party were
Mesdames Gail Barnes, Jack Neske,
Frank Baroch, r. w. Moore, Winfield
Ramsey, J. e. Gholson, John O'Con-
nor. Gus Fleischli, John Bentley, Art
MCGEE and Mrs. Crozier.
Mrs. John Varney presided owe a
bridge party yesterday afternoon
complimentary to Mrs. Crozfer, and
served a delicious lunch after the
games. Her guests were Mesdames
Gus Fleischli. John Bentley, Winfield
Ramsey. John OConnor, J. E. Ghol-
son. Frank Baruch, Charlotte Waite,
Jack Ryan, w. F. Waldsmith and
Hugh O'Donnell.
The Eastern Star will meet this
evening at 1880 in the Odd Fellows
hall. A nice musical program has
been arranged for the social hour
folio wing the business meeting and
refreshments will be served. Mrs.
w. r. Stookey will be presented at
this time, with a past matron's pin.
Mrs. Hugh O'Donnell was the
hostess at a bridge party of charming
appointments on Tuesday afternoon
in her home, serving a dainty two
purse lunch late in the afternoon.
The prizes at bridge were given to
Mesdames McGarry and Baroch. The
guests were Mesdames w. F.. VALID
smith, Chris keldson, Jack Ryan.
John Bentley, john Keldson, II. B.
Gardner, X. E. Fowler, John Varney,
j. E. Gholson, Gus Fleischli. John
O'Connor, Fred Mathiesen. John Nc
Gary, E. b. Halstead, Ed Hill, D.. R.
House and Frank Baroch.
Mrs. Abe Stra1ton is entertaining
the members of her card club in her
home this afternoon.
The A. T. H. club net with Mrs.
George Weller on Tuesday afternoon
aud ,~SNunl a nIaacont offnrnNnn at |
bridge. Those present were Mesdames
nett, Fred Rendle, Ernest Durant. !
j. A. Hobbs, w. w. Daley and sub
stitute, Mrs. Sam Kelly. First prize
was given to Mrs. hobbs. second to
Mrs. w. w. Daley. A dainty lunch
was served by the hostess at the con
of the afternoon.
The following item clipped from
the Fargo Forum OF Fargo, N. D.,
OF Dec. 80. will be Of interest to the
friends OF Miss Glacier, who formerly
lived here:
A new son entitled THE Fargo
Business Woman" written and set to
music by Miss Ruth Glazier, a mem
Der OF the faculty OF the Dakota Con-
servatory Of Music. and sung for the
first time last evening At the-G Christ
mas party given the club members by
the faculty Of the conservatory at
Stones auditorium last evening. was
one Of the features Of the program.
Copies were distributed and Miss
AIDA Blakeslee, song leader for the
club. instructed the company in Stag
ing the newlAk: 81 |
The guests wore received ~ lie,
members Of Tie sacafty who are SsaH1l
members and D. A. BEGINNER, pres-
ident Of the conservatory.
Informal dancing and games we're
an inxaA 1nlIoHzinR fhA nrnZnam and