The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-08-10
Society

number Of her girl friends last Thurs
day morning in honor of her birth
day when they hiked to the Cuts at
$3.50 A. M. and enjoyed delicious
breakfast Of bacon and eggs, buns,
iced tea and watermelon.
The guests were: Daline Grinstead
Loree Pate, Charlotte Gasaway, Lois
Mahoney, Dorothy Raub, Helen Emrie
Thelma Farmer, Ersel Rhodes, Flossie
Kinds, Nadine Ellsaesser, Fern Ellsae
sses, Rayta Buckley, Lorene Sprad-
ling, Erma Chamberlain, Alice Nichols
and Hazel Boiling.
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Mrs. EbersOle Entertais at
Mock Rehearsal
Mrs. A. V. Ebersole entertained in
an unusual manner Monday afternoon
in hoor of Misses Laura ad Sarah
Catherine Barrier who are to leabe
soon.
At four o'clock Mrs. Ebersole called
q rehearsal for her advanced violin
class. The class arrived and made
preparations for real practice then
Mrs. Ebersole suggested that they
leave everything in state and proceed
to Mr.. Pate's Studio for a different
kind Of rehearsal. Upon return dainty
refreshments of cream, waters, and
punch were served to the extreme
pleasure of the students. In apprecia-
ton many were the urgent pleas for
similar rehersals. Those present
were Misses Laura and Sarah Gather
inc Barrier, Charlotte Gasaway, Dor
thy Raub, Leta E. Nickle, Lynn Bunt-
ing, and Messers. Robert Larabee,
Forest Wyman and Clarence Emrie.
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Entertained With a Dance
Miss Gladys Newly entertained at
a dance at her home on North Kansas
Friday evening in honor of Miss Nor
me lrdylOT VI ouCh1us
The invited guests were: Misses
Margaret Stoufer, Agatha Printz
Rayta Buckley, Charlotte Gasaway,
Alice Nichols, Evelyn Molter, Sarah
Snow, Norine Traylor and Leila New
by; Messers. Merle Engel, Vernon
Engel, Donald Zimmerman, Frank
Highland, Alvin Mahoney, Leo Miller,
Harry Lightcap, 7. ]. Smith, Jr., Ber-
ton Dubois, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
Leatherman.
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Slumber Party
Miss Vida Naylor gave a slumber
party Saturday night in honor Of Miss
Gladys Blake. The young ladies en-
joyed line party to the Tucker thea
ter early in the evening. A delicious
three course breakfast was served
Sunday morning.
The guests were: Gladys Blake,
Evelyn Molter, Harriet Boles, Ada
Miller, Fern Ellsaesser, Dorthea Far
mer, Mary Farmer, Agatha Printz,
end Mrs., Ralph Boles.
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Entertained at Dinner
w. ". Griffith, Rayta Buckley,
Norine Traylor of Bucklin, and Sarah
Snow were dinner guests at the j. T.
Newly home Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ed johnson enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday evening for
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Blake, and daugh-
ter Miss Gladys; and Miss Ruth Fields
and Miss Vida Naylor.
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Farewell Party.
The Members of the Ministerial
association of the city were hosts to
a pleasant affair Monday evening at
the Methodist church in honor of
Rev. Barrier and family who are
soon to leave the city.
The guests were the friends of the
family and those who have worked
with Rev. Barrier in connection with
the Boy Scout and Red Cross work
and various organizations with which
Rev. Barrier has worked. Rev. Pen
nington acted as Master Of Ceremon-
les Miss Emma Thompson gave a
talk on the appreciation Of Rev. Bar
riers work from the standpoint Of the
community interests. Rev. F. o.
Hunt gave talk in behalf of the
Ministerial association in their ap-
probation of the cooperation Of Rev.
Barrier, to which Rev. Barrier re-
sponded. At the close Of the even
ing, delicious refreshments were serv-
ed. The many friends Of the Bar
rier family regret to see them leave
and wish them much success in their
new home. fF,m
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Miss Edna Dycus Of Leedy, Okla