, 1922-10-26

SOCIETY


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NssAa0ss Ralph Ferris and c. D.
0dpvoe1h peeside4 over . lovely
eucfioa bridge party last FhurSday
Afternoon in the home of the former.
yellow and white chrysanthemums
ana appointments in yellow and
Vhfte were used to enhance the par
b. The first and second prizes At
beadee YER awarded to Nesdames
Barber and Johnston, and the conso-
Ation to Mrs. Sanders. Those en-
Toying the affair were Mesdames Abe
Btratton, Kirk Miller, Sol Fuiks,
Clifford Sundin. Florence Gardiner,
RAYMOND Barber, Frank Hadsell.
Kleber Hadsell, Frank Johnston, H.
.. Dunlap, A. A. Sanders. J.. w.
Wisda, Verne Ferris. Charles Miller.
Z. A. Kell. Harry Breitenstein, Clar-
ence Brimmer, r. F. Philbrook, L. e.
-vivion, and Carroll Taught.
. meeting of the Newlywed Club in
John Cunning received the club
prize, Mrs. Roy Douglas the guest
prise, and Mrs.. Owe Peterson the con-
ISOLATION. A dainty lunch at s
O'Clock concluded the afternoon.
Those who played were Mesdames A.
J, Roster, Owen Slit, John Cunning,
W. F. Daley, Owe Peterson. J. r.
Ryan, Roy Logan, Joe Stratton, Roy
Douglas, Leo Meyer. ]. e. Gholsen,
Ralph Newell and Willet Robertson.
Mrs. Ward Brakeman entertained
the Ladies' Aid Society Of the Method
list church In her home last Friday
afternoon in honor Of Mrs. Orman C.
King, who. with her husband, Rev.
O. c. King, will leave soon for
Oklahoma. The ladies' enjoyed an
informal afternoon of sewing and
chatting, followed by delightful re-
freshments late in the afternoon.
Mrs. King was presented with a sill
ver spoon as a token of the love and
affection held for her by all the
members of the society.
The p. e. o. Society is entertain
ing this afternoon at a coin tea at
the home of Mrs. George Bible. Each
member has the privilege of inviting
two guests. The object Is to raise
money for the educational fund of
the society which is maintained to
provide scholarships for college girls.
A week from Saturday night, on No
vember 4, the P. e. O.'s will give a
waffle supper at the home of Mrs.
Kleber Hadsell, from s to 8 o'clock.
The proceeds of this affair will 60 to
the same fund also.
A unique supper in Cafeteria style
will be. given on Halloween night,
Tuesday, October 81, in the home of
Mrs. Thomas Lapham, on Second and
Pine streets. under the direction of
the Ladies' Home Missionary So
ciety. Halloween decorations will
prevail, and the eats will smack of
the time-honored Halloween goodies.
Supper will be served from $3.50 un-
I'll everyone IL satisfied, and at 8
o'clock . delightful entertainment
vii! be given. The public IL cordial
" invited to attend.
The Sophomores will entertain all
the students Of the High School and
the faculty at a masquerade ball to-
morrow evening In the high school
gymnasium. Halloween decorations
win add to the gaiety Of the eve
ming.
The Delphian club will meet with
Mrs. p. r. Robuck on Monday eve
ming. October 80. promptly at 8
O'Clock. Text, Social Life During
tho Middle Ages"
First three pages OF lecture, Mrs.
F1eischli.
Second three pages of lecture, Mrs.
eundin.
Last. three pages of lecture, Mrs.
Ekdahl.
First nine questions. Miss Helen
irving.
Last nine Q~uestions.s Mrs. Ander-
"chivalry." Part ". p. IA, Mrs.
"Feudaism." Part w.. p. 442-5o.
Mrs. Daley.
"Monastic Life" Part w.. p. 4s4-
AL. Mrs. Martinez.
'st. Francis Of Assist" Part ", p.
1870. Mrs. Nelson.
Effects Of Crusades Upon Sofa
life" Part ", D. 1O4-7, 11O-13, 1877,
Part VIII, p. 433, Mrs. Barnes.
ALFRED the Great" Part ", Mrs.
william Of Politics." Part ", p.
1867, Mrs. Donnelly.
Richard the Lion Hearted" Part
VIII, p. Is, Mrs. Joe stratton.
Dante" Part VI. p. SIS, 1904,
Mrs. Parker.
"F1amenea. . Picture Of Medieval
Idse." Part ". p. 1876, Mrs. Brim-
Ae9.
Mn. Homer France and Mrs. Owen
etitt have Issued Invitations to an
auction bridge party next Wednes-
day afternoon In the home Of Mrs.
France.