The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-08-17
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Society

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\ Eunice Gardner and Norwood An
drews of Morristown, N. ].
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The Pythian Sisters Embroidery
Club met last Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Loren Young at her home
on N. Pennsylvania. Dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
p. N. C. Club.
Mrs. ]. D. Pierce was hostess to the
P. N. G. Club Friday afternoon at
her home in N. Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Boles, Chester
and Vida Naylor, Mary Farmer,
Gladys Blake, Ruth Fields and Chas.
Edwards Woods, Harriet Boles anu
Mr.. EMIL motored to the camp
grounds at Meade Sunday.
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Rev. F. o. Hunt and family were
dinner guests at the L. N. Latimer
home near Arkalon, Sunday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Dawson enter
tanned at lunch Monday for Rev. Thos.
F. Barrier and family.
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Mr. land Mrs. John Boles enter
tanned at dinner Sunday for Mr.. and
A. E. Blake and daughter Gladys, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Boles and Miss Vida
Naylor.
Misses Leila and Gladys Newly and
Sarah Snow, and Messers Harry Light
cap, T. ]. Smith, Jr., and Alvin Ma
honey were guests at the Fred Grims-
ley home near Arkalon, Sunday.
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The Misses Edna and Esther Shorb
entertained at their home Thursday
evening at dinner for Misses Vera and
Vira Knisley of Boulder Colorado,
and Miss Lucille Jarrett.
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Dance at Jarrett Home
Miss Lucille Jarrett entertained at
program dance at her home on N.
Sherman, Wednesday evening in hon
er of the Misses Vera and Vira Knis-
ley of Boulder, Colorado. The color
scheme of Pink and white was clever
ly carried out, and shaded japanese
lanterns added to the attractiveness
of the decorations. Pdnch was served
throughout the evening and at late
hour, refreshments of cake, chocolate
and Strawberry ice cream were served
The invited guests were: Misses
Lucille. Donnley, Evelyn Molter, Dor
othy Farmer, Mary Farmer, Vida
Naylor, Gladys Blake, Letha Rolo,
Vera Knisley, Vira Knisley, Edna
Shorb and Esther Shorb; Messers.
Almond Barbour, Carl Cockren, Leo
Miller, Owen Dowdy, Robert Wood,
Vernon Engel, Clifford Leete, Arthur
Riner, Robert Drake, VIM. Chaffin,
Hugh jarrett and Nolan Bond.
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Entertained For Mrs. Fulton
Mrs. E. D. Cooper, and Mrs. F o.
Rindom entertained at the Cooper
home Wednesday evening in honor of
Mrs. Ernest Fulton and little daught-
ter Hazel of Winchester, Kansas.
After a social evening, delicious re-
freshments were served by the hos
tesses.
The guests were. Mesdames. E. S.
Irwin, Downs, Osa Nichols, L. M.
Reynolds, w. B. Simons, Harvey
Frar IN, ~ Csiloway, Joe Dunlap,
M. H. Scandrett. Kenneth Scandrett,
M. H. Flood, John Therier, R. N. Cum
ningham, c. M. Yocum, Lucille Lake,
Fred Engel, B. E. Heating, C. E, Ames
A. T. Moore, w. F. Melvin, and Misses
Emma Thompson, and Kate Wright.
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Picnicked at Sharps Geek
Miss Harriet Boles entertained q
number of her girl friends at pic
mic at Sharps Greek last Thursday
evening, where they enjoyed boun-
tiful picnic supper.
IT, present were: Misses Gladys
Blake, Ruth Fields, Vida Naylor
Mary Farmer Clara McQuigg, Mable
Bunting, Lynn Bunting, Laura Bar
rier, Lucille Donnley, Helen Carson
Freda Ideker, and Fern Boles.
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Mrs. G. M. Light and Mrs. T. B
Moore entertained at the home Of
the former Monday afternoon at 9
Chain Party of the Women's Foreign
Missionary Society. About twenty
ladies and fifteen children were pres.
emit. Each lady brought twenty-five
cents for the Missionary work in the
foreign field After a social tirne the
hostesses served dainty refreshments
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