, 1922-02-23

04S4E9 party Oh pf0tky &DQ90f0t-
Meats in her home Hast Thursday
a~fternoon in honor OF Mrs. James
CAREY. A delicious two-course lunch
va served ut s o'clock, red and white
bang the color scheme carried out,
with carnations in those colors dec,
Grating the table. The first prize At
bridge was awarded to Mrs. Barber,
the gaest prise to Mrs. Currey. and
the consolation to Mrs. Robertson.
Those enjoying the occasion were
honey. Ernest Sundtn, Tony 6tratton.
Stephenson. Frank Joanstpn, I. T.
AetANr Rasmussen, JAct JoAnson.
Fred Rendle, Raymond barber, w.
LaRebertsDn, Chris Larsen. Leon
Startsell; Miss Elizabeth Mahoney
and the guest Of honor. Mrs.. Currey.
Mr. and Alfs. Leland 6miley were
hoet$ ON Saturday evening to the
members Of the newly organized
bridge club which meets ON Alternate
Saturday evenings. A nicely appoint-
cd ~two-course lunch ~vas.served after
tbs games. Mrs. Currey received the
ladies' prize at bridge and Mr.. Ben
nstt, the gentleman's prize. Those
who played were Messrs. and Mes
daAes q r. Bennett, Sam Kelly,
Ralph Newell, Clarence Brdmmer;
Or. and Mrs. C. w. Jeffrey; Mes
DANES Tony StrattOn, James Currey,
Pearl Miller. Miss Elizabeth Mahoney
and I. W. Dinsmore.
AAwlins Council OF the knightx Ut
Col0Nbus have issued invitationh 10
their second annual ball which will
be held in the Elks' Home ,MondAy
naxt. This promises to be the real
social event OF the year. The COM
Mitteo is working night and day
making preparations for the affair.
They have arranged with the Ferris
Hotel to serve q midnight dinner and
they have procured the best music
possible. From all Indications this
ball will even surpass their first an
nual ball which was given last year
and which everyone voted such q
wonderful success.
Mrs.. L.. H. Startzeli entertained at
q beautifully appointed dinner ON
Saturday evening last honoring the
birthday anniversary of Mr.. 6tartxell.
Distinguishing Mr.. Start1elfs place
at the table was an immense birth
day cake. frosted in lavender and
with his name and age in white.
Those who enjoyed the affair weFe
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Startsell, Mr.. and
Mrs. i. H. Startzell and their
daughter, Miss Evelyn.
Mrs. James Currey was complf-
menteQ with a bridge party over
which Mrs l.. E. Vivion and Mrs.
John Cunning presided in thsir
home on Friday afternoon. Those
invited to the affair we're MesdamssI
John Mahoney. w. l.. Robertson. e.
Terney, e. Sundin, Frank Had
sell. Arthur Rasmussen Winfield Fire
stone, Frank Johnston, Ralph Newell.
Fred Rendle, 1. T. Murphy, Fred
HOFFMAN. Frank Cunning, j. C.. Mar
timer, Raymond Barber, Kleber Had
sell, Duncan Campbell, George
Franks. Ed Hill, George Bibfe. James
.Clrrey; Misses Elizabeth Nahoney
and Christel Thode.
Mrs. Frank Baroch entertainer .
number OF friends at an aftefAoOn
bridge party in her home hst Thur
u4y berVeu niCvAy 0VpVLnt0O
lunch late in the afternoon. Heg
guests were Mesdames Qua Ffeischli,
John varney, John Bentley, John
O'Connor, n. Whore. J. 2. Qhol-
ION. john McGarry, HugA 9o'Donnsl1,
Sam Kelly, o. u. Johnson, j.. D.,
Keener and Jack Neske.
Mrs. Gus .E1s1sehli was hostess on
Tuesday evening 1t bridge. her
guests being tie members OF her
card clah. The club prise was won
by Mrs. O. n. JohnSon, and the guest
prize was given to Mrs.. Ut. Rysn.
A. deliesoHs lunch. was served after
the e1nes. The Gussts we're Mo-
DANES ]. ]. Uhoison, o. n. johnson.
Frank BsHoeh. 7Jdhn Varney, ". =.