, 1924-02-07
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INC SoioIs useu. Inc guest list in
cludes Mesdames Roy Sundin, r. c.
M~iddiewood. A. F. Floyd, ]. c. Mar
tinez, Roy Logan. A. A. Sanders.
Minnie Hlll, George Franks, f. NJ.
Tierney. l. X. Miller, n. r. Green
field, W. E. France, Sam Kelly, f, F.
Bennett. H. Fl. Nelson, Ralph Newell.
c. w. Jeffrey. Carl Aman, Gus
Fleischli and Louis Schalk.
Informal Bridge Party.
Mrs. N. r. Greenfield entertained
her one table club and an additional
table of friends at bridge last We'd
nesday afternoon. Mrs. Vivion and
Mrs. Hansen made high scores.
Those who played were Mesdames
Tom Reid, Peter Hansen, Raymond
Barber, l.. f. Vivion. Con Ryan, Sam
Kelly and C. d. Skipworth.
Mrs. Cunning to
Entertain Guild.
st. Thomas Guild will meet next
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
John Cunning at S14 W. Lincoln
Highway.
o. f. s. Chapter
Will Entertain.
The Eastern Star Chapter is plan
ming a delightful entertainment after
the regular business meeting next
Thursday evening which falls on ST.
valentines Day. The guests will in
dulge in an informal dance, followed
by an old-fashioned box p p The
ladies will bring well filled lunch
boxes, which will be auctioned off to
the highest bidders.
Thursday Evening Club.
Mrs. E. F. McGraw was hostess last
Thursday evening t. the members of
the Thursday evening bridge club.
The regular members of the club
played, and the high honors went to
Mrs. Joe Stratton.
Mrs. Parker and
Mrs. Buntcn Hostesscs.
The home of Mrs. B. p. Parker
Will be the scene of another pretty
bridge party tomorrow evening, when
Mrs. Parker and Mrs. c. l.. Bunten
will be joint hostesses. Appoint
ments will be in yellow and white.
The guest list will include Mesdames
Earl Barnt. Frank Baroch. T. w.
Craig, II. T.. Dunlap, Dawson, Charles
Garner, Fred HOFFMAN, Tom Lap
ham, Henry Larsen, George Murphy.
+. f. McGraw, II. H. Nelson. Jack
Neske, Joe Stratton. b. N. Herkless,
Allen Shaw. w. r. Stookey. T.. G.
Peterson. Roy Riford. w. F.. VALID
smoth, j. w. McInturff and Floyd
Hatfield.
Surprise Party for Birthday.
Mrs. o. NJ. johnson arranged a
jolly surprise party for her daugh-
1 tor Miss Emma nn TnnSI.p ayanfno
in honor TO her birthday anniversary.
The evening was spent in playing
bridge and a delicious lunch was
served after the games. Those en-
joying the affair were Misses Helen
Mosher, Beatrice Cross, Sena Dol
pliers. Laura Mae House. Katherine
Ekdahl: Messrs Ed Quinn. Edward
Cantlin. John Crimes, George John
sonfi Romano Keldson. Ed Keldson.
Danish Card Club Meets.
The Danish Card Club was pleas
antly entertained at the home of Mrs.
Andy Rasmussen on Saturday after
noon. Mrs. Jack Johnson made the
high score at cards.
Reception mt Ferris Hotel.
Prominent among the social af-
fairs of the week was the reception
tiven by Mrs. Fleming on Mon
day afternoon at the Ferris hotel
A two piece orchestra furnished mu-
sic during the hours which were from
four to six o'clock. Mrs. Fleming
was assisted in receiving the guests
by Mesdames Fred Rendle. c. u
Skipworth. Alice Ferris and Harry
~Breitenstein. Mrs. Il. NJ. Tierney and
Mrs. Louis Schalk presided at the
coffee urns and Mrs. X. c. Middle
wood and Mrs. Raymond Barber
poured tea.
Farewell for Mrs. Pennington.
Complimenting Mrs. p. c. Pen
IN on. VINO viii leave shortly to
make her home in Salt Lake City.
the l.. 4. to o. X. c. enjoyed "A bridge
party at the home OF Mrs. w. II.
Thompson on Tuesday afternoon
FIFTEEN members of the organization
we're present TO enjoy the occasion. a
lunch of nice appointments was
served at five O'Clock.
Mrs. Tony Stratton
L. Hostess.
Mrs. Tony Stratton was hostess nj
two tables OF bridge in her home
last evening. Eight guests enjoyed
"a delightfully."- informal evening and
included DR.. md Mrs. &. W. Jeffrey
| Mr.. and Mrs. &. ID. Skipworth. Mr..
and Mrs. r. NJ. Tierney n MIR. and
Mrs. Charles Miller.
Enjoyable Dinner Party
Thursday.
A beautifully appointed dinner
was presided over by MIR. and Mrs.
Arch Robson In their home last
Thursday evening at : o'clock. Pink
roses and grecnory adorned the din
ncr table. After dinner the guests
played nah jongg. Covers were
placed for MIR. and Mrs. Leland Smi-
ley. MIR. and Mrs. ]. W. Wisda. Mrs.
bowman. Mrs. Alice Ferris. Miss
irmogardc A%fflcrbach and the host
and hostess.