, 1922-02-28
Nesting At Nlansc
For Tonight

girls and tcaehers Of the Presbyterian
church VIII meet tonight at he Manse.
sox South wolcott street A social
evening win be enjoyed
Altar and Rosary
Meeting Thursday.
There viii be n meeting Of tho Altar
and Rosary socirty OF the St Anthony
church at tho Munin club. THURSDAY
afternoon.
plans viii bo furth>red for the
spring bazaar which, win be held IN
the near future. and other business
matters Of Importance VIII b dis
cussed
Ma Charles Anda and Mrs wuber
Fcshav will act as hostcsses during
I11s sociai hour and rcfreshments will
ho served
Bridge Luncheon
For "Wednesday.
Invitations have been extended to a
number Of mafrons OF the city for a
bridge luncheon to be served at h
uenning hotel on wednesday at l o.
clock. Mrs Joe Denham viii act MS
hostess
Mrs. Brooks to
BE Hostess
The members OF tue 1turszsy auc-
ton bridge club Nil ity>st with Mrs.
S. N. Brooks at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs H l. Patton on Thursday after
noon
ProLenfen Dance
At MuIlin Club.
The knights OF Columbus win act
as hosts at the last dance before the
Lenten season, which win be held at
the Mullin club this evening from o
o'clock until midnight
Tho speas orchestra will play for
tho dancing and light refreshments
will be served.
Tho dance will be strictly informal
and IS a general get together time for
an members OF the Knights Of .coium
bus. the visiting members and their
ladies.
This WIN be one Of h series of De
lightfui entertainments to be held un
der the auspices of the executive com
mittee Of the organization.
Mrs Healy to
BE Hostess.
The regular meeting of the DELPHI
ian club will be held tomorrow after
noon at the home of Mrs. John r
Heaiy. SCI South Park street at s:3
o'clock.
The composer to be studied wsn=.v
Wagner.
The meeting was to have been held
at the home of Mrs j. w. Mcintyre
but has been changed on account of
an illness at the Mcintyre home.
Monday Club
Is Entertained.
Mrs. ]. B. Barnes assisted by Mrs.
James Weiderhold- acted as hostess at
q meeting Of the Monday auction
bridge club which was held at her
home yesterday afternoon
Pink and white was the color scheme
carried out In tho table decorations
n in he dainty luncheon menu.
Following h luncheon tho after
noon was devoted to playing auction
bridge Tho substitutes who played
during the afternoon were the Mes
DANES McGrath. Wallace Leavitt,
Hugh L Patton. G. A. Holmes and
Pretty Luncheon
At Private Home.
Yellow 5onquils were the flowers
use In earring out the color scheme
of yellow and white for tho luncheon
followed by the afternoon of auction
bridge. which was served at the homo
of Mrs. j. T. Gratiot on South Wolcott
street. yesterday afternoon
The delicious o courLs luncheon
was served at 1 o'clock and the after
noon was devoted to playing cards.
Tho honors for the game were given
to Mrs. T. s. Cooke, and Mrs. T. A.
Dean. while Mrs Thomas Cooper re
cefved the consolation.
Mr.. Hagens Ceobrates
Birth Anniversary.
In honor of Mr.. @. r. Hagens, Mrs.
Hagen presided as hostess at a dinner
served last evening At the Hagens'
home on South Center street The af-
fair was in recognition of the birth an
uiversary of Mr.. Hagens-
The decorations for the table were
in pink n white with sweet peas and
table appointments following the color
idea A birthday cake frosted in pink
with sixteen pink candles was passed
around to the guests who zach blew
out n candle and made a wish for the
guest OF honor.
Following the dinner tho evening
was spent dancing. and Mr. Hagens re-
ceived many wishes for happy re
turns of the day"
Pythian Banquet
Elaborate Affair.
Incidental to the Institution OF the
d. o. X K. temple. the fun center
OF the Knights of Pythias lodge. Sat
urday night. the Pythian Sisters
served an elaborate banquet at IL
o'clock. Covers were laid for $50
guests.
Three long banquet tables graced
a d,ningroom of the I. o. o. r.
Npuilding and beautiful baskets OF pink
a2nu white carnations and green fol-
rag were the chief table decorations.
These mingled with sparkling silver
and cut glass made a very pleasing
picture. The ceiling of the banquet
room was hung with red, yellow, biue