, 1924-02-07

Mrs. George Mr.. and Mrs.
F. E. Richardson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Ferris.
Colonial Dancing Party
a Success.
The lovely Colonial ball given last
evening at the Masonic Temple rep
resented a page from colonial his
tory and took one back in magma
ton to the picturesque days of Wash
ington. The six hostesses, Mesdames
A. ]. Roster. w. e. France, Gus
Fleischli. Carl Aman, j. c. Martinez
and Miss Mabel Parsons were attired
in ruffled colonial dresses all of diff
ferent hues. but made in similar
fashion. With their white powdered
hair they made very stately coun-
terparts of Martha Washington and
Other Amesiean sancestors. The lady
guests also came in colonial Co.'S
tunes of beautiful materials and
colors, and the assemblage formed
a v%ivacious and colorful scene. Bran
dies orchestra furnished delightful
music during the evening for the
dancers. A supper served in the
temple dining DON was the climax
OF the evening. The tables were laid
with red. white and blue tablecloths
and napkins, and lighted red candles
and red carnations decorated the
centers of the tables.
Reading Room
Receives Books.
The ladies comprising the board
of directors of the Rawlins Reading
room met on Tuesday evening at the
reading room for their monthly bust
ness meeting. The librarians report
showed that more than five hundred
volumes we're taken out to read dur
ing the month of January. The Mil
Ter estate has presented fifty or more
books TO the reading room and after
the business meeting the ladies spent
several hours pasting pockets and la
bells in these books preparatory to
placing them in circulation. Sand
witches, cake and coffee were served.
Wedding Anniversary Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk Miller cele-
brated their wedding anniversary on
Saturday evening with a family din
ner of nice appointments. Their
guests were MIR. and Mrs. Kleber
Hadsell. Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Hilpirt,
Mrs. II. l.. K~uykendall and Misses
W "IIN0pl III NliDtl VI NHIds
Mrs. Ray and
Mrs. Fulton Entertain.
Valentine suggestions were carried
out in a charming manner at the five
hundred party, which Mrs. Boyd Ray
and her mother. Mrs. Fulton. gave
on Saturday afternoon. Pink and
white formed the color scheme for
favors and lunch served ut five
O'Clock. Prizes at cards were award
ed TO Mrs. Meath and Mrs. Thompson.
The guests were Mesdames r. NJ.
Roll. A. ID. Roll. l.. A. Foster. j. H..
.Seath. w. II. Moore. w. H.. Thomp-
son p. T. White. James Kilburn and
X. Il. Theprscr. Of ROCK River.
birthday Celebrated.
The birthday anniversary of c. c.
Sloss, which occurred last Thurs
day. was the occasion of a very pleas
ant surprise party. which took place
at his home in the evening. A num-
Der of friends came in unannounced
and spent n delightful evening play
ing cards and singing old time songs.
a lunch was served late In the ave
ming. Those in the party besides
Mr.. and Mrs. Sloss. were Messrs. and
Nesdames Skerner Rasmussen. o. j.
Nelson. c. w. Ballard. |. Trevathen
o. G. Crum. 4. G. Sallade: Mrs. Pete
Nelson: Messrs. o. T. Sonley and
Taylor.
Dinner Hosts.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. T.. Bennett
A dinner OF nice appointments
was presided owe by Mr.. and Mrs.
IL - n--- H.. .I-a- -- -. c..
urday evening. a pretty centerpice
of pink sweet peas decorated the TIA
Bile. Their guests were DIR. and Mrs
James a. Fraser and DIR. and Mrs.
T. j. Swisher.
Ladies' Aid society Meeting.
The regular business meeting OF
the aides And Society OF the Meth
oaist church will be held tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock In the church.
Luncheon for Eight.
An Informal luncheon OF pretty ap-
pointments was presided over by Mrs
r.. A. Durant or Tuesday at l o'clock
In her home. Red carnations formed
the ccnterpiccc. Covers were laid
for the hostess and Mesdamcs George
bible. w. w. Daley. c. W. Jeffrey.
Carl Aman. Clarence Brimmer. !. J.
Rcndle and John Hartt.
y. T.. q. Meeting ut
.li-- M%urray's.
DIR. James A. Fraser. pastor OF the
Presbyterian church. read "a paper on
Religious Education In The Public
Schools. before nm audience OF +. r..
o. members and their friends on Sat
urday afternoon. The meeting took
place at the home OF Miss Marruc-
rite Murray with Mrs. Fred Rendlc.
Joint hostess. Light Refreshments and
an informal social hour concluded
the pleasant afternoon.
Two Tables III Bridge.
Mrs. Peter Hansen entertained a
few friends Informally on Tuesday
afternoon nj the home OF Mrs. Ray
mond Barber. her guests heing mem
bcra of the one table club 10 which