, 1922-02-21
Contestants Announced
For Junior Department.

A music contest will be given by the
Junior department OF the school Of
music, under the direction of Miss
Doris Van Meter. on Tuesday evening.
February II, at the Christian church.
corner Of Grant and Lind streets The
public Is invited TO attend
The contestants arc in the first
Grade piano. Viola Emmerick, and
Lawrence J-orgensen; second grade
plano. Vienna Schneider and Warren
Rafciiff: first grade violin. Natalie
Rfker. John eBaton and Karl SEIZED
Ier- second grade violin. Margaret Hol-
dan. Josephine Richards. Robert Still
way: third grade violin. Thera Seib-
crs and Warren Barr.
In both groups Of work competent
Judges viii act
George Wheeler
To Be Host
Invitations have been extended to
about twenty guests to attend a for
mai dinner which will be erv at
the Chanticieer cafe this evening.
preceding tho Y 4 Y. dance at the
Terrace Gardens.
George Wheeler vri DO host of the
elaborate dinner and James o'Connor
VIII be the EIest OF honor. h af-
fair being in recognition OF his birth
anniversary.
Decorations for the table win be Of
roses and appropriate appointments.
and n special dinner WIN be served-
Following the dinner the guests WI
enjoy the formal dancing party.
A number of out-of-.own guests VIII
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Mrs. Sullivan
To Entertain.
Mrs. o.. b. Sullivan will entertain
for n number of friends at a lunch
con followed by an afternoon of
bridge, served at her apartment home
in the Crude tomorrow afternoon.
Past Mairons
To Meet.
Mrs. ]. z. Keith. assisted By Mrs.
Guy Gay, will entertain at a regular
meeting of the Past Matrons club.
which wm be held at the Keith resi-
drncc. 233 South Mckinley street.
wednesday afternoon at at $50
O'Clock.
Formal Dance
For Tonight.
The second OF the series of formal
dances to be held by the Y and Y club
will be an event OF his evening at the
Terrace Gardens dancing hall
The Gardens viii be decorated in
honor of W~ashinston's birthday and
n coiored orchestra will play h mu-
sic for the dancing from . o'clock un-
til after midnight
Light refreshments WIN be served
and it is promised that the second o.
the dances viii come up t the high
standard established by the first Of
the entertainments.
The third and last dance will be
given soon after the Lenten season
Farewell Parry
Is Enjoyed.
A fareweIl party was given at the
home Of Mrs. Nellie Green. SIS Harrf-
son in honor Of her son. Dale
Green who is leaving this afternoon
for Kansas City. Nc.
A luncheon was served TO about "a
guests by Mrs. Green assisted by Mrs.
MCBRIDE and Mrs. Gent.
The evening was pleasantly spent
with music and games.
Up treamcrs Class
Is Entertained.
The Up-Streamers class OF the Sun
day school OF the Methodist church
met last Saturday afternoon. at the
home of Miss Naomi Britain, 23s
East G street.
After the business session the after
noon was spent with music and
games. Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess assisted by her
mother. Mrs. Britain.
Legion Concert
Well Attended.
The concert which was presented
at tho Methodist church last night
complimentary to the American LIE
gion and its friends by Prof. Rudolph
Lundberg, assisted by his pupils of
voice and piano. was well attended
by Legion members and friends
The numbers on the program were
highly appreciated by the audience
and those who took part, as well as
Professor Lundberg. were congratu-
lated upon the success of the affair.
Due to illness Miss Eileen Butler
was unable to appear, and Little Nova
Fuller played in her place on the pro
gram. The littlo girl scored well at
her first public appearance.
Children's Party
Recognizing Birthday.
The honor of the sixth birth ami
versary of little Miss Louise Crude.
Mrs. H. e. Crude entertained for 16
playmates Of the honoree. at their
home in the Crude apartments, Third
and Lincoln streets, this afternoon.
Many of the mothers accompanied
their children and were guests OF Mrs
Crude during the enjoyable time
The children spent the afternoon
playing games and competing in con-
tests and towards the close of the
time lovely Refreshments including a
birthday cake and lighted andes
were served h youngsters by Mrs
Crude. Decorations added to the at
fractiveness of the affair and charm
ing favors were given he little