, 1922-09-28
SOCIETY
Edited by Mrs. Pearl Miller,
Phone 15O-W.

Sixty guests enjoyed the hospital
ity Of Mrs. L. E. Vivion and Mrs.
John Cunning at two charming auc-
ton bridge parties given in their
home on Tuesday afternoon and eve
ming. A delicious ~two-course lunch
was served after the games at each
affair. The first prize in the after
noon was won by Mrs. NJ. l.. Reed,
and the consolation by Mrs. w. r.
Stcokey. In the evening Mrs. l.. A..
Smiley received first prize, and Mrs.
Roy RifOrd the consolation. The
guests enjoying the afternoon party
were Mesdames Raymond Barber,
George Bible, Harry Breitenstein,
Carl Aman, l.. f. Armstrong. o. NJ.
Johnson. NJ. L.. Reed. Frank Johns
ton, E. M. Tierney. Florence Gardin-
er. J. R. Doty. John HART. Winfield
Firestone. A. F. Thode. Owe Peterson.
w. r. Stookey, Leon Startzell, E. F.
Bennett, Pete Hansen, John O'Con-
nor Ernest Sundin. Sol Fiuks. Abe
Stratton, Tony Stratton, N. r. Green
field. Gus Fleischli. Kirk Miller, A.
W. Beeler. r. F.. Philbrook.
In the evening the guests included
| Mesdames Ed Hill. Owen Stitt. Roy
RifOrd. Kleber Hadsell, Fred Hoot-
man. Joe Stratton, Willet Robertson.
A. V. Ferris. Frank Cunning. H. F..
Dunlap, J. w. Wisda. J. T. Ryan, Roy
Logan. Chris Larsen, Clifford Sun
din, c. A. Brimmor. w. F. Daley, w.
W. Weaver, Walter HOFFMAN. c. w.
Jeffrey. Charles Vivion, Fred Rendle.
Ralph Newell, l.. A. Smiley. Roy
Sundin, Pearl Miller. and Misses
Christel Thode and Elizabeth Ma
honey.
Tho Delphian Club will meet with
Mrs. b. P. Parker on Monday eve
ming. Oct. 2. Final arrangements
will be made at this time for the sec
ond annual banquet which will take
place at the Ferris Hotel, next We'd
nesday evening. Oct. 4. The pro-
gram on Monday evening covers the
subjects of the European nations and
the Roman Empire. Topics for
study, Part Ill, 414-5; 444; 446-7;
300. Part ", 1876. Part VIII, 2-5;
l431.
Those on the program are:
Current Events" Mrs. ]. c. Mar
tine.
Current Event Questions" Mrs.
| An1nOny StTaClOH.
Italy Of the Roman Empire Part
w.. 1-6. Mrs. Gus Fleschli.
France Under Roman Rule
Parts III. and VIII, Mrs. c. Sundin.
German and Rome" Mrs. Kleber
/ Hadsell.
Spain and Rome" Parts III. and
". Mrs. c. A. Brimmer.
England and Rome Parts ~
,..L W.T. NGro III Nn1GNn
The Fall Of Rome" Mrs. C.. A
Anderson.
The Newlywed Club enjoyed an
afternoon Of bridge at the home OF
Mrs. Joe Stratton last Saturday. Two
tables of guests played. Mrs. Owe
Peterson made the high score al
bridge.
The reception to the teachers which
was to have been held In the Meth
odist church tomorrow evening, has
been postponed until a week from
Friday evening. Oct. 6. 1t will be
A Japanese affair and all who car
will wear japanese costumes.
Friends of Miss Ethyle Creese. who
formerly made her home in Raw
Inns, have received announcements OF
her marriage to Vincent H. Hunger
ford in Sunhurst, Mont, on Sept
18th.
Miss Georgina Rendle has gone to
Denver to attend the Walcott school
! for girls this winter.
Miss Genevieve Boyle, who has
been the house guest of Miss Eliza.
beth Mahoney for several weeks, has
returned to her home in Mason City
Iowa.
| DR.. and Mrs. c. w. Jeffrey are
moving into the George Brimmel
hone this week and will occupy II
this winter.
The Eastern Star will hold a reg
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