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Bridge-Luncheon Club

Brtdge-Luncheon Club
Mrs. Chris. Larsen entertained her
bridge-luncheon club on Tuesday at
one O'Clock in her home. There were
eight guests.
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Thanksgiving Night
An unusually interesting meeting
OF the Eastern Star chapter is being
planned for Thanksgiving night. The
Past Matrons will put on the work
and there will be an initiation and
other business. An informal dance
will terminate the pleasant evening.
The Saratoga and Encampment chap
tiers have been invited to be present
hat the session and a large attendance
is expected. A committee OF fifteen
has been appointed to have charge
of the refreshments.
Saratoga
Visitor HonOrcd
Mrs. L.. G. Davis of Saratoga was
the inspiration of a dinner presided
over by Mrs. L.. E. Armstrong last
Saturday evening at the Ferris. After
dinner the guests were entertained
at a bridge party at the Armstrong
home. Invited to meet Mrs. Davis
were Mesdames Ernest Sundin, e.
M. Tierney, Anthony S%tratton, Ray
mond Barber, j. X. Hart, Frank
Johnston, George Franks, E. F. Ben
nett, C. d. S%kipworth. Tom Reid and
Miss Katherine Organ.
Mrs. Hays Entertains
For Visitor
Mrs. w. p. Hays entertained a
few ladies at bridge on Tuesday
evening complimentary to Mrs. l.. G.
Davis. Mrs. Kell received a pretty
prize for the high score at cards. The
guests were Mesdames Davis, l.. Il.
Armstrong, E. A. Kell, w. F. Wald-i
smith, James Potts, C. d. Skipworth
and A. A. Tobias.
l.. A. to II. c.
Enjoy Party
Mrs. o. T. Conley and Mrs. Pete
Nelson entertained twenty ladies,
members of the Ladies Auxiliary to
the Railway Conductors, at a de-
lightful kensington and card party
last Friday afternoon at the formers
home. A delicious lunch was served
at FIVE o'clock. At the games of
cards, Mrs. A. C. Maghee made high
score, and Mrs. George Harrington.
second high.
Mrs. Daley
Hostess to r. +. O.
The annual Thanksgiving meeting
of the P. f. o. chapter was held last
Saturday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. w. w. Daley. Following their
usual custom. each member brought
jar Of jam or jelly with the accom-
panying Thanksgiving verse, to be
sent to the children OF the Cathedral
Home in Laramie. The absent men,
bers were represented with their Of
ferings, and the result was n sub
stantial collection Of goodies for the
children's Thanksgiving. At the close
of the afternoon. Mrs. Daley served
a nicely appointed lunch.
Octave Bridge
Club Meets
Mrs. Robert Rankin was hostess at
a meeting of the Octave Club on
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Clyde By
ron and Mrs. r. +. Fowler were spec
ial guests. Prizes for the high score
at bridge were won by Mrs. Byron
and Mrs. X. G. Engstrom. A de-
licious lunch concluded the after
noon.
Dinner for -Four
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Linsberg en-
~tertained Mr.. n Mrs. VIII McAllts-
ter at dinner last Sunday at two
O'Clock.
Dinner at the Ferris
Mr.. Charles Wittig Of Kansas City
was host at q dinner last Friday
evening ut the Ferris. having as his
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller.
Mrs. Pearl Miller. and Misses Ruth
Lowry and Virginia Miller.
Mrs. Robert Rankin entertained a
few friends informally At bridge at
her home on Tuesday afternoon OF
this week. having players for two
tables. At the CONCLUSION Of the
games the hostess SERVED 4 dainty
lunch to her guests who included the
Mesdames w. A. Rauch. Arthur Lins-
berg. ]. C. Kilborn. r. G. Engstrom.
Robert Marti. Frank Shetren. Geo.
Hoffman. NJ. c. Bryan and George