, 1922-10-12
SOCIETY
Edited by Mrs. Pearl Miller.
Phone 1S0.W.

Si1ty-four guests enjoyed the hos
pitality OF Mrs. J. W. Wisda and
Mrs. Clifford Sundin at an afternoon
bridge party given last Saturday in
the Ferris Hotel. At 5 o'clock a
beautifully appointed ~two-course
lunch was served in the hotel dining
room. The two long tables at
which the guests were seated were
attractive in a setting of pink candles
and baskets Of autumn flowers. The
three high scores at bridge we're
made by Mesdames II. E. Dunlap,
Frank Hadsell and Kirk Miller. The
guests included Mesdames Carl
Amau, L. e. Armstrong, Rex Aten,
Gail Barnes, A. w. Beeler, E. F..
Bennett George Bible, C. A. Brim-
mer. Arthur Carlson, Owen Stitt. W.
W. Daley. Jr., w. F. Daley. RALPH
Newell, H. E. Dunlap Verne Ferris.
Gus Fleischli. H. A. France, y. H.
Greenfield, John Cunning, Frank
Hadsell. Peter Hansen. w. P. Hays.
Kleber Hadsell. Fred HOFFMAN, C. w.
Jeffrey, o. NJ. Johnson, Frank John
ston, E. A. Kell, Sam Kelly. J.: c.
Martinez. r. C. Middlewood. Paul
Pilon. Charles Miller. Pearl Miller.
Kirk Miller, H. H. Nelson. Owe Peter
son, Harry Phelan, r. L.Philbrook.
Tom Reid, Fred Rendle, Willet Rob-
~ertson, A. J. Roster. Con Ryan, Louis
Schalk. Leon Startzell, Anthony
Stratton, Joe Stratton, Roy Sundin.
Ernest Sundin, e. NJ. Tierney.
Charles Vivion, l.. E. Vivion. c. d.
Skipworth. Ernest McGraw, Roy
Logan; Misses Dorothy Zingheim.
Alice Johnson, Elizabeth Mahoney,
Marguerite Murray. Josephine Phe-
Ian, Christel Thode n Beatrice
Williams.
The ladies Of the Hospital Aid So
city are working hard to make a big
success of the charity ball which
takes place on Monday evening, Oct.
80. The affair will be given in the
ballroom Of the Elks' Hall, and
good music will be provided. This
promises to be II of the great So
cial events of the winter, and will be
an annual affair hereafter. The
committee in charge of the ball is
composed of Mesdames l.. E. Arm
strong, Frank Johnson. Frank Gull
len, J. c. Martinez. Robert Hopkins,
Pearl Miller and Miss Marguerite
Murray.
Miss Elizabeth Mahoney was host
ess last Thursday evening at a
meeting of the auction bridge club,
Mrs. C. w. Jeffrey and Clarence
Brimmer carried off the prizes. The
evening was concluded with a de-
licious lunch. Those who played
were Messrs. and Mesdames James
Cullen. E. F. Bennett, C. A. Brim-
mer, Ralph Newell, DR.. and Mrs. C..
w. Jeffrey; Mesdames l.. A. Smiley,
A. W. Beeler. w. F. Daley. Sam
Kelly; Miss Nellie Daley; Mr.. I. w.
DinsmOre.
The Methodist church resembled a
bit of faraway Japan last Fiday eve
ming when the members entertained
the teachers OF the public schools at
a reception. 'Profusions Of Japanese
lanterns and cherry blossoms formed
a picturesque setting for the party,
and cushions scattered around on the
floor invited the guests to seats in
Japanese style. A number OF
Japanese costumes were also in evil
dence. After a short program,
games and refreshments were en-
joyed. The following program was
given:
Talk-Rev. o. c. King.
Solo-C. "A. Anderson.
READING. W. Dinsmore.
Solo-Mrs. c. ". Jeffrey.
Talk-Rev. Robert Hood.
Solo-Fred Solder.
Duet-Miss Amy Whitson and Miss
Bess Bowlus.
Reading-Miss Porter.
Mrs. Fred Rendle entertained the
I M n N, ho~a, - kh@ hJouy1d CI,,L 1~-t
Friday afternoon in her home, sery.
ter the game. The club prize was
won by Mrs. w. F. Daley.
Mrs Hester Nelson, little daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Nelson, was
hostess at a delightful party yester-
day afternoon in her home. Her
guests included Misses Elsie Larsen,
Babe Kaufman, Helen King. Alice
Johnson. Martha Johnson, Marion
O'Donnell. Elizabeth O'Donnell.
Dorothy Benedict. Louise Foster.
Norma Tobias, Irene Cooper, Clarice
Innes, Sylvia Tolliver, Ruth Lowry
Miller. Virginia Miller; Masters Wal
ter Moriarty, Charles King, Neal
Byrnes, Ernest Meath, Virgil Tobias.
Thurston Kincheloe, Burton Kinch-
elo. Charles Dow, Billy Miller. Wat
son lines; Mesdames Henry Miller,
Howard Miller, w. R. Jones, A. A.
Tobias. o. C. King. and A. A. Nor
iarty.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church will hold its reg
ular monthly business meeting to-
morrow afternoon in the church.
Mrs. Gus F1eischli and Mrs. o. M.
johnson are entertaining at auction
this afternoon in the Parish House.