, 1922-11-30

bess BOWlus, nellie Brawley, Nelli,
Daley, Winifred Hanna, Louise Irv
ing, Helen irving, Alice johnson
Stella Jungquist, Anne Olsen, Jose
phdne Phelan, Phoebe Parmalee
Mabel Parsons, Christel Thode, Beat
rice Williams, Lillian Toole.
One OF the most interesting and en-
joyable affairs eve given by the To-
cal Chapter OF the Eastern Star tool
place last Thursday evening in the
Masonic Temple. when the Silver An.
niversary Of the Chapter was cele.
brated with a 8 O'Clock banquet and
dance.
At the business meeting preceding
the banquet, the work was in charge
Of Past Worthy Matrons of the
Chapter, with the exception of only
two or three offices, and an interest
ing feature of the program was the
reading of the minutes of the meet
ing held twenty-five years ago. The
offices filled by the following:
Mrs. John Donnell, Worthy Matron;
Mrs. ]. A. Hobbs, Associate Matron;
Mrs. Roy Riford. Conductress; Mrs
George Coulsen, Associate Conduct
ress; Mrs. c. S. Innes, Secretary;
Mrs. c. H. Whittum, Treasurer; Mrs.
r. s. Turner, Chaplain; George Coul-
sen, Worthy Patron; Mrs. Charles
Miller, Warder; Lee Methudy, Guard;
Mrs. c. F. Bennett, Adah; Mrs. Sol
Fuiks, Ruth; Mrs. w. r. Stookey.
Esther; Mrs. E. A.. Durant. Martha;
Mrs. w. w. Daley, Jr., Electa; Mrs.
Joseph Kasper, Marshall.
At 9 o'clock the guests, numbeEing
hundred and fifty, were seated
at tables in the Temple dining room,
where a delicious turkey dinner was
served. Chrysanthemums in various
shades decorated the tables. Dan
cling in the ball room until a late
hour concluded the pleasant eve
ming.
In order to make a real birthday
event of it, the guests brought gifts
for the Chapter, which included sill
yer. china, tea-towels and money.
Much credit is due the committee
which had charge of the details of
the evening, the chairman being Mrs.
Jacob Rodenbaugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Z. Dunlap pre-
sided over an enjoyable dinner party
in the Ferris Hotel on Thursday eve
ming, complimentary to 1. w. Dins-
more, who departed the same eve
ming for Washington. D. C. Covers
we're laid for the host and hostess
and Messrs. and Mesdames G.. l..
Haines. Harry Breitenstein. A. j.
Roster; Messrs. I. w. Dinsmore.
George Bergen, Roscoe Alcorn, E. C.
Bertagnolli.
Jean Roster. little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Roster. underwent an
operation for the removal of her
ut the hospital on Saturday.
and Is c~onvalescing nicely.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Methodist church has chosen Friday.
Dec. . for the date of its bazaar and
turkey dinner, which will take place
in the Masonic Temple. Aprons.
dolls. baby things and many attrac-
tive handmade articles will be on
sale all afternoon in the Temple din
ing room. The turkey dinner will be
served from $3.50 to 8 O'Clock. the
tickets for which may be procured
from any member OF the society now.
The Candy Club met At the home
Of Mrs. Tony Stratton last Friday
evening and the evening was spent
playing bridge. Mr.. Sol Fuiks
will be the hostess NEXT Friday eve
ming.
Miss Georgia Rendle who IL =
student at the Wolcott school In Dem
YER. b I'll with scarlet fever. and has
beeh taken To one OF the hospitals
there.
Ms. Peter Hansen. Mrs. Owe
Peterson. and Mrs. Chris Larsen.
have issued Invitations to two bridge
parties on the afternoon and evening
Of Tueaday. December &.