, 1924-11-06
hAilLel by Mrs. Pearl Miller
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Parish House Bridge.
The card party given at the Par.
ish House on Tuesday evening by the
Choir Guild was a great success, the
spacious room being filled to capac-
ity with bridge enthusiasts. Among
the individual hostesses who enter
tanned guests was Mrs. James Potts
who had sever tables. Her guests
included the following: Mesdames
w. W. Daley, X. H. Hadsell, c. d.
Skipworth, w. P. Hays, ]. X. HART,
L. E. Armstrong. Frank Johnston, H.
E. Dunlap, Sam Kelly, E. M. Tier
ney, ]. T. Ryan. E. A. Kell. Raymond
Barber. Tony Stratton, Archer Lap
ham, E. E. Jones, B. w. Herkles,
Ethel Fuiks, Earl Barnt, A. A. Tob-
las. w. F. Waldsmith, N. r. Green
field, H. B. Gardner, H. E. McFar-
land, S. E. Tolliver, Frank Selbach,
c. X. Fought. Prizes were awarded
to Mrs. Skipworth and Mrs. Hays.
Another congenial party was made
up of MIR. and Mrs. M.
and Mrs. H. Ln~mson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Stradon ard DR.. and Mrs.
r. G. Aten.
Mrs. Carl Amen entertained Mes
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l.. Reed, Snd Pearl Miller.
Mrs. II. II. Nelson had Mesdames
]. C.-Martinez, A. j. Roster and Hell
en- Parker at her table.
Halloween Dinner.
Anon the Halloween parties in
which the youngsters participated
last week was the dinner at which
Miss Louise and Master Rob Roy
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ing. Halloween games were indulg-
ed in after the repast. The small
guests were Mary Stratton, Jane Aus
tin, Doris Beayes, Norma Darknell,
Patricia Darknell. Mildred Nelson,
Ruth Lowry Miller, Norman STRAIT
ton. Leslie Austin. Curtis Sample,
Lynn Sample, and Ellison Dunlap.
Surprise on
Wedding Anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Quinn were the
guests of honor at a jolly surprise
party last Saturday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Quinn's parents. Mr..
and Mr.. c. W. Howard, in honor Of
their second wedding anniversary.
They were presented with a pair OF
lovely 9 The evening was spent
at bridge. and Mrs. Hansen and Mr..
McVay received prizes for high score.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conley carried off the
consolation prizes. Among the
guests were Messrs. and Mesdames
Quinn. William INLAND. c. w. Nor
ris. Frank Molander. C.. r. Mcvay.
A. B. Anderson. r. c. Anderson. De-
Forrest Hansen. C. NJ. Byron. A. b.
Willis, W. G. Edwards, o. T. Conley,
C.. l.. Montgomery. W. II. Thompson. |
and Mrs. Helen Parker.
Bridge Luncheon
At tho Ferris.
Invitations have been issued by
Mrs. Ethel Fuiks. Mrs. c. II. Whit |
tum. Mrs. II. Z. Mcfarland. and Mrs. |
Alice Ferris to q bridge luncheon
next Wednesday afternoon at the
Ferris Hotel.
Chicken Dinner
For Coedaeton.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Rail-
way Conductors prepared and serv-
I'd Q delicious chicken dinner at the
North Star Hall last Sunday evening
a. . surprise for the conductors who
held . business meeting and election
OF officers during the afternoon.
Bixthday Honored.
DR.. C. W. Jeffrey was the guest
Of honor at an informal bridge party |
last Sunday evening. given by Mr..
and Mrs. Anthony Stratton. Sunday
wNs the doctors birthday and the
party was arranged as 4 surprise for
him. The Euests were DR.. and Mrs.
c. W. Jeffrey. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ.
Tierney. and Mr.. and Mrs. Archer
ilApham.
Progressive Dinner
For Younger Net
Misses Mildred Keencr and Eileen
Stripiin were hostesses In the Keener
home last Saturday evening At the
first curse of = progressive dinner
for . party of their young friends.
Prom the kecnsr home they went
TO tbs home Of Miss Elsis Larsen
veArv - ana Mlss Letha Thompson
served the second course. The third
and last course was served at the
HART home when Miss Pearl HART
and Miss Margaret sioss were hos
salsAn oinasaps ~avs0inR of cards