, 1924-08-14
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Crowded out last week)

Mrs. James Massey, who leaves
soon to make her home in Parco,
was the guest of honor at a charming
Kensington tea, over which Mrs.
Jack Cook presided Monday after
noon in her home. AS the guests ar
rived, they were handed liner crash
towels to embroider and hem, which
were presented to Mrs. Massey at
the close of the afternoon. Those
who enjoyed this affair were Mes
danes Massey, C. d. Williamson,
Glenn G, %Stoddard, Henry Peterson,
E. M. Mumm, John b. Hughes, II. G..
Larson, Glenn L. Kinser, r. b. Ober,
Mary Glasgow, Florence L.. William
son, Otto Frederick, Robert Milliken
Fred E.. Ford, Earl Seelinger, Jos.
Briggs, Misses Myrtle Stoddard Ivan
DEL Gibbins and Mrs. A. w. Aims
worth and Henry Peterson.
Thursday Mrs. Richard Ober en-
tertained at a most delightful lunch
o as a compliment to Mrs. Otto
Frederick. Appointments were in
yellow and white bowls of vivid
m%arigolds were effectively used on
the small tables upon which the
luncheon was served. Covers were
laid for Mesdames Frederick, Robt.
Milliken, Florence l.. Williamson, G..
ID. Williamson, Harold Finch, Glenn
G. S%toddard, John B. Hughes, Jack
Cook, Mary Glasgow, Joseph Briggs
Glenn e. Kinser, Harry Larson and
Miss Myrtle Stoddard.
Mrs. ODER has issued invitations
to another luncheon over which she
will preside Thursday honoring Mrs.
James Massey, Mrs. p. w. Waghorn
and Mrs. Otto Frederick
In honor of her birthday, Mrs. A.
w. Ainsworth's friends planned a lit
tie surprise party Wednesday even
ing, and went to call on that lady
laden with baskets of lunch. Those
who participated in this jolly party
were Messrs. and Mesdames Charles
Ainsworth, Joe Briggs, Glenn Kinser,
Jack Cook, Harry Pfisterer, E. NJ.
Mumm, John b. Hughes, and Harry
G. Larson.
Mr.. n Mrs. Glenn E. Kinser
were hosts at an informal bridge
party Thursday evening. Their
guests included Messrs. and Mes
danes James Massey, A. w. Aims
worth, E. NJ. Mumm and Jos. Briggs.
Mrs. Bert Tavelli entertained at a
clever miscellaneous shower Tuesday
afternoon for Mrs. Mark Jackson,
who until her marriage a short time
g was Miss Lucille Crawford. Mrs.
Jackson was the recipient of many
lovely gifts which will all add great
ly to the attractiveness OF her new
home. Mrs. Tavelli's guest list in
cluded Mesdames James Walsh, H.
Jones, Sam Crowshow, Frank Rider,
Bert Taylor |. Sherratt, Albert Gas
kell. Richard Gaskell, William Har-
rison, Joseph Lucas. Bert Chadwick,
James Bamber, William Crawford,
William Briggs, James Hearne, Gus
Collins, Thomas Baldwin. James
Meekin, Roy Jackson, James Massey.
Henry Peterson. F. L. Ford, L. A.
Rogers, Ben Cook, George War
Joseph Jackson. Misses Bella Lee.
Elizabeth Jackson.
Mrs. Florence L. Williamson has
issued invitations to a bridge tea for
Tuesday afternoon in honor Of Mrs.
James Massey.
Friends Of Miss Mary v. Cornell
will be interested to learn that she
arrived in Manila on July Sth., and
was assigned to q school In Cebu,
p. l., the second largest school in
the islands. Miss Connell writes
hat the principal Of her school is
a Wyoming man. a Mr.. Gilmore.
formerly OF Cumberland and Evans
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. d. Williamson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Frederick, Mrs.
Florence l. Williamson and Mrs.
Dorothea Wilson went out to Elk
Mountain Sunday. where they were
the dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j..
Quealy.
Miss Marybelle Crilly went out to
Elk Mountain Saturday afternoon
and spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Quealy.
Miss Edna Murphy OF Rawlins Is
visiting Miss Nan Wertheim at Elk
Mountain.
Word has been received from Mrs.
G. w. Hughes that h Is pleasantly
located in Los Angeles and that her
health has improved greatly since
going to the coast.