, 1923-02-15
SOCIETY +
Edited by Mrs. Pearl Miller
Phone 160-W.
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The past week has been very CAV
with social affairs aplenty in pre-
paration for the dull season of Lent
which set in.
Valentine suggestions were beautt-
fully carried out at the two charm
ing bridge parties presided over by
Mrs. Ernest Sundin and Mrs. Roy
Sundin last Thursday afternoon and
evening in the home OF the former.
guests were entertained
at the two affairs. The honors at
bridge in the afternoon went to Mrs.
Jack Johnson and Mrs. Tom Lap
ham. In the evening. Mrs. ]. w.
Wisda and Mrs. Chris Larsen made
the high cores. Not the least en-
joyable features of the parties were
after the games. The guests enjoying
Lake Adams. Carl Aman, L.. F..
Armstrong. Raymond Barber, e. F.
Bennett. George Bible. Ward Blake
man. H. Breitenstein, ]. j. Cullen,
James Cullen. e "A. Durant, O. f.
Ekdahl. Walter FELTON,, Ralph Ferris,
Winfield Firestone, Gus Fleischli, f.
E. Froling, Florence Gardiner. John
Cunning. Frank Hadsell. Kleber
Hadsell, Peter Hansen. John Haiti,
Fred HOFFMAN, M. C.. Hay, E. e.
Jones, Jack johnson. q. A. Kell. Sam
Kelly, Tom Lapham, l.. c.. Larsen,
Louis Larsen. r. A. Logan, Mike
Lynch. John Mahoney. J. C. Martinez,
r. C. Middlewood, Charles Miller, I.
K. Miller. Pearl Miller, Nash. H. H.
Nelson. John O'Connor, Hugh O'Don-
nell. Patterson. Harry Phelan. 8. C.
Phillips, George Pierce. Paul Pilon,
H. Rasmussen, Fred Rendle, W. l..
Robertson. Con Ryan, ]. T. Ryan,
A. A. Sanders. c. d. Skipworth, G.
C. 6loss. L. A. Smiley. Leon Startzell,
Abe Stratton, Anthony Stratton, Joe
Stratton, Clifford sundin, f. NJ
Tierney, l.. e. Vivion, w. F.. Valid.
smith, j. W. Wisda, w. w. Weaver
Misses Grace Carey. Alice Josnson
Elizabeth Mahoney, Katherine Organ
Josephine Phelan, Christel Thode
White and Beatrice Williams.
Mrs. w. F.. Waldsmith and Mrs
]. T. Ryan entertained at a very de
lightful auction bridge party on Sat
urday evening in Mrs. waldsmith'
home. Carnations in red and white
decorated the rooms and the sam,
colors were carried cut In the nicelj
appointed two-course lunch served
late in the evening. Twenty-fouI
guests played auction and Mrs. Cal
Barnes and Mrs. r. C. Middlewood
carried off the honors. This wa.
the second OF a series Of parties
which will be continued after Lent.
Joe Tierney was host last Wed.
nesday evening at a most enjoyable
bridge party In his home. Red and
white carnations were used in the
decorations. After the bridge game
in which Miss Myhra and Mr.. VIII
liams made the high scores. Mrs. f.
M. Tierney served a delightful two
course lunch. Those enjoying Mr..
Tterney's hospitality were Messrs and
Mesdames James Cullen, Arthur
Rasmussen, clifford Sundin: Misses
Alice Johnson. Marie Mcknight.
Mabel Myhra. Veronica Clause, Vim
cent Clause; Messrs Eugene LeLacey,
Billy Williams, Tierney. Murphy, Ed
mund Murphy.
Mrs. John Cullen was the incen-
tive Of a charming afternoon bridge
Tiven by Mrs. John Mahoney on
Tuesday afternoon in her home. Mrs.
Cullen expects to leave for her home
In California soon. The first and
second prizes at bridge were award
ed to Mrs. Greenfield and Mrs.
Barber. and the consolation to Mrs.
Cullen. At five o'clock the guests
adjourning to the dining room where
n delicious tea was served. Pink
sweet peas conferred the table. The
guests were Mesdames John Cullen.
NJ. C.. Hay. A. W. Beeler, Louis
Larsen. Florence Gardiner, Raymond
Barber. N. n. Greenfield, r. N.
Tierney. Con Ryan. Jack johnson
and Charles Miller.
Virginia Rogers the little daughter
OF MIR. and Mrs. Ed. Rogers. cele-
brated hcr sixth birthday last Sat-
urday afternoon with a delightful
party. The afternoon WINS spent in
playing games followed by a do
licious lunch served at five o'clock
The guests were Misses VIRGINIA
Emmes. Elizabeth France. Lavonne
Windell. Katherine Rogers. Vivion
McCnsland. Hope McCasland: Mas
ters Roy Bunten, Joseph Messenger,
Leland Thompson. Edward Rogers.
Mrs. Charles Garner was hostess
70 tho members OF her bridge club
on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. O'Con-
nor made the high score at bridge.
This will be the last meeting Of tho
club until after Lent. Those who
played were Mosdamcs John O'Con-
nor. J. Il. Keencr. Il. p. Parker.
Fred HOFFMAN. Frank Haistead,
HUH O'Donpell. w. G. johnson, X.
y. Fowler. McIntcrf and r. II.
Battle.
Tho Dclphinn Club will meet Mt the
home OF Mrs. Bernard Donncliy next
Monday evening and will enjoy a