, 1925-03-19
Edited by Mrs. Pearl Miller
Phone 16OW

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Mrs. CoulsOn
Hostess at Bridge
Mrs. Charles Young was the honor
ed guest at a delightful bridge party
given by Mrs. George gCoulsen on
Monday afternoon. The Youngs ex-
pect to leave shortly for California
to make their home, and the party
was a farewell courtesy for Mrs.
Young. Appointments were in st.
Patrick's green. The guests included
Mesdames H. Hansen, Ed. Brown,
Charles Carlson, Boyd Ray. T G.
White, John Tobin, w. F. Ramsey,
F.. l.. Fulton, Russell Bennett, L. A.
Foster. ]. H. Meath, Ed. Rogers, and
j. G. Horton.
The pretty bridge prizes were
awarded to Mrs. Tobin and Mrs. Fos-
ter, and a guest prize was presented
to Mrs. Young
Younger Set
Has Party
Misses Frances and Margaret Sloss
entertained a number OF their young
friends at a St. Patrick's Day party
On Tuesday afternoon. The guests
were invited to supper at Z o'clock.
after which a delightful evening of
games and dancing were INDUCED in
until 10 O'Clock. Table decorations
were in green, with green carnations
forming a charming centerpiece, and
the menu carried out in the same
color. Puzzle games and a question:
aire furnished amusement after sup
per, and Miss Edwards and Miss MUIR
ply received prizes for skill in these.
Mrs. Ward Brakeman and Mrs. Joe
1yornov occicfoA Mro C10cc {r SAW
ing. The guests were Misses Myrtle
Seaverson, Dorothea Snively. Mildred
Keener, Bertelena Miller, Margaret
Edwards, Pearl HART. Regina Bunten
Katherine Bennett, Clarice Murphy.
Dorothy Sheltren, Eileen Striplin and
Frances johnson.
st. Thomas
Guild Dance
Members of st. Thomas Guild will
be entertained next Wednesday after
noon by Mrs. F. F Kraft at the rec
tory. The guild is already making
preparations for its Easter Monday
dance which will be given on Monday
evening. April 10. at the Masonic
Temple. The Parco orchestra has
been engaged.
st. Patrick's
Day Party
Among the charming parties that
have %enlivened the Lenten season
was the st. Patrick's Day party which
Mrs. Harry Nelson gave in her home
on Tuesday afternoon. Tallies and
favors were in vivid green. and the
prizes received At bridge were es-
pecially appropriate. Mrs. Arm
strong was the recipient OF a Bridget
Mccarthy doll. which on close in
spection was found to be made up
OF a dozen useful kitchen articles.
Mrs Parker received a china bell dis
guised as a doll in green ruffles. The
guests included Mesdames H. f. Dun
lap, /. r. Baker. J. E. Osborne. l.. +.
Armstrong. Owe Peterson. C.. A.
Brimmer. r. c. Hoel. H. +. McFar-
land. w. F Daley. Leo Myers. Ber-
nard Donnelly. Catherine Phelan. w.
F.. France. b. p. Parker, Jack John
Miss Katherine Kraft.
Informal Bridge
This Evening
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Daley will en-
terrain informally at bridge this even
ing. their guests including DR.. and
Mrs. Rex Aten. Mr.. and Mrs J. C..
Martinez and Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Roster.
81. Pstrick's
i~ccsratiOns
Mss Bethel Ehrenfeld presided
oyer a bridge party on Saturday af-
tern0on. which was characterized by
charming appointments In st. Pat
rick's Day colors. Bridge prizes were
awarded to Mrs. Ryan and Miss ling
theta. Miss E%hrenfeid's guests IN
Guided Mesdames William Hunt.
..-a.on Cartwright. c. A. Brimmer.
John McGarry. J.. 7 Ryan, T.. F.
Mccraw. Joe Quinn Jr.. II. II. Mel
roI. Coleman. McVey. Carl Morris.
Harold Chamberlain. w. II. Coleman;
Misses Grace Gary. Katherine Kraft
Mary Chlynke. Angela Hurley. Ruth
Woiford. Helen Whyte. Dorothy ling
sheim. Nicolena Johnson and Marie
lie Poiievin.
Parry for
Mrs. r. l.. Fulton
Mrs. Boyd Ray entertained at
bridge ON Monday evening Of last
week. complimentary TO her mother.
Mrs. +. l.. Fulton. whose birthday
fell on that date. A pretty color
scheme Of pink and white prevailed
Prizes At bridge were won by Mrs.
Carlson. Mrs. Horton. and Mrs. Fos-
ter, Those enjoying the occasion
were Mesdames J. II. Meath. Lloyd
Foster. Charles Carlson:: John Tobin.
Charles Young. George Coulsen. Cor
don Horton. r. q. White. d. Il. Hig-
iey..W. II. Thompson. q. Brown and
II. Hansen.
Ladies AID
kcastngtos
Arkensington for the members Of
the Ladies' Aid Society Of the N r.
chuseh and their friends will be given
1t the home Of Mn. J. A. A0yer. 722
w. Buffalo,. tomorrow afternoon.
MratsJ. v. Fog will BE- Joint hostess
WIN Mr.. Meyer.