The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-10-12

and Hubbard Colt motored to Roll;
Sunday and were guests at the hom'
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Barbee. A
delicious birthday dinner in honor o.
Mr. Barbee was enjoyed. Rhylov
and Fannie Colt of Hugoton were also
guests.
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Moonlight Party
The Triple L class of the Methodist
Sunday School delightfully."- entertain
ed Friday evening in the intermediate
room of the church. The room was
cleverly decorated as a moonlight
scene, and games which were in keep
mig with the scene, furnished the en-
tertainment. At late hour refresh
mentsof sandwiches, punch and waf-
ers were served.
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Week End at Club
Richard Farmer, Paul Gray and
Howard Barnett spent the week end
at the club on the Cimarron.
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Handkerchief Shower
The Homebuilders' class of the
Methodist Sunday School, gave a
handkerchief shower last Wednesday
afternoon in the church parlor, for
Mrs. Everett Burns who is leaving
soon for Oakland, California. Tt was
complete surprise for Mrs. Burns,
The time being the regular meeting of
the class. A pleasant afternoon was
spent after which dainty refresh
ments were served.
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''icnic Supper
Misses Sarah Snow, Leila Newly,
Gala Vandoran, Blanche Brown and
C. W. Law, Alvin Mahoney and Harry
Lightcap enjoyed picnic supper on
The Cimarron Sunday evening.
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Entertained at Kensington
and Cards
Mesdames R. E. Colvin and Matt
Dunlap were hostesses Friday and
Saturday at the Colvin home to two
attractive parties of the season. The
house was attractively decorated in
the color scheme of yellow and green.
Large yellow chrysanthemums were
used. The scheme was also carried
throughout the lunchc"ns. The
guests for Fridays luncheon and
Kensington were:
Mesdames W. o. Woods, f. j.
Klotz, T. H. Hopkins, Chas. Sum-
mers, H. v. Tucker, H. H. Hobble,
C. W. Ellsaesser, Bernice Connley,
M. F. Flood, Roy Laulie, Joe Berwick,
w. R. Molthop, Ed Donnley, c. D.
Gasaway, T. W. Cav, F. w. Huddle-
ston, ]. T. Newly, W. S. Wolly, Ed
Smith, Paul Schenks, Warren Zim-
norman, L. G. Stoner, f. Trekell,
Margaret Jordan, Mary Excl, Lee Lar
rabee, Willard Bowen, of Tewabee,
Ind; Misses Mae Flood and Jessie
Jordan. ]
Saturdays guests for Luncheon and
cards were:
Mesdames Ira Riney, Otto srrad- /
ling, ]. W. Baughmau, l.. w. Stoves
son. Abe K Stoufer, Tom Blakemore,
W. f. Wilson, John Bolin, Jas Woods,
A. F. German, Roy Twist Of Meade;
Frank Summers, Ralph Summers, Jen.
ME Karau, C. e. Woods, J. z. George,
j. I. Darst, F. R .McQuigg, j. G.. Ault,
M H. Levi, L. f. Johnson, VIII Tyn-
en-, j. L, Biltgen, VIM. Brown, Osa
Nichols, W. L. Excl, Alpha Emerie,
Lee Larabee, Fl. A. Gaskill, John
Mas, John Igou, Harry Malone,
Chas. Taylor, Margaret Jordan, Glen
Glasgow, Misses Rose George, Jessie
Jordan, June Cox, Hazel Wolly, Ruth
Wolly.
T. N. T. Club
Mrs. H. o. Davis was hostess to
the T. N. T. club Tuesday afternoon.
After a pleasant social time dainty
refreshments were served by the hos
tess.
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Black-Baehr
A wedding which will be of inter-
est to Liberal people is that of Miss
Ruth Black and Mr.. Pete Baehr,
which occurred October 4th, at $3.50
P. M. in Los Angeles, California, the
Very Rev. William Mccormick, D.
D., Dean of St. Paul's Pro-Cathedral,
officiating. They were accompanied,
by Miss Marietta Brown and John
Black, brother of the bride. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Baehr are we'll known here,
she having graduated from the Lib
eral high school in the class of 1916,
and having been employed during the
past year as Chief of Accountants in
the State Auditors office in Topeka.
She is the daughter of Mrs. Dollie
Black of this city. Mr.. Baehr was
employed here for some time in the
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