The Winslow mail., 1926-04-23
SOCIAL EVENTS
Of The Week
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Friday Club Met With Mrs. DOuohue

her home on 512 Williamson
avenue, at which time Mrs. Carl
KimbaIl and Mrs. E. w. Ames were
guests. A three course luncheon
was served by the hostess, follow
ing the bridge game, which result
ed in Mrs. Sam Folsom winning
I high score and Mrs. Kimball the
guest prize The club meets next
week with Mrs. V. G. Proctor. at
423 West Fourth street
Five Tables of Bridge at
Progressive Club Meeting
Mrs. E. w. Ames and Mrs. Joe
Donohue were hostesses to the Pro-
gressive Club Thursday afternoon.
at the home of Mrs. Donohue on
512 Williamson avenue. Five tables
of bridge were played. The host
esses served dainty refreshments.
Mrs. Hesser Entertains
Ace-Hi Club
Mrs. Opal Hesser was hostess
Tuesday evening to the Ace-Hi
club at her home on 615 Kinsley
avenue, when three tables of bridge
were enjoyed by those who attend
ed. High score prize was awarded
to Mrs Ed Matthews, while an ab-
propriate award was given Miss
Irene Kauer for second prize. A
| light luncheon was served at eleven
o'clock to the following members
and guests: Agnes Kelly, Carrie
Matthews, Myrtle Kelly, Margaret
Laws, Irene Hart, Ruth Matthie,
Dorothy Doughman, Evelyn Patter-
son, Irene Kauer, Helene Douglas,
and Gertrude Theirs.
Bridge Luncheon
A very pretty affair, this week
was the one o'clock bridge luncheon
given Thursday by Mrs. J. R. And
erson and Mrs. S. A. Apgar, at the
home of Mrs. Anderson. The dainty
three course luncheon served by
the hostesses was followed by
bridge. Colors of pink and white
were attractively carried out in
decorations, placecards and score
cards. Prizes were awarded to
Mrs. Ed Matthews for high score.
Mrs. c. G. Payne for second and
Mrs. o. H. Dunlap for third. Fol-
lowing are those who attended:
Mesdames J. A. Peterson, o. H.
Dunlap, Ed Matthews, ]. j. War
man, V. H. Driver, G. A. Hansen,
Fred Williams, w. B. Darling, S.
Dermer, G. H. Vandergrist, Roy
Retiring, G. G. Payne, J. Robinson,
R. J. Wood, J. E. Kleindienst. w. S.
Martens, R. c. Kline, c. E. Dorsch
of Phoenix, and Miss Martha Hunt
Entertained With Dancing Party
One of the outstanding social
events among the high school set,
this season, was the dancing party
given last Friday evening at st.
Joseph's Hall, honoring the birth
days of Miss Ida Cecilia Drumm
and Miss Mary Dixon. About nine
friends of the young people attend
ed the affair Refreshments con-
sisting of a light luncheon was
served during the evening.
Third Street Club
The Third Street Bridge Club
was entertained bv Mrs. c.. J..
Brooks Monday evening at her
home, GA West 3rd. First prize
was won by R. B. Walton, and
the guest prize presented to Mrs.
Maude Bazell. Besides the hostess
those present were Mesdames Ben
Evans, J. r. Janeway, r. B. Walt
on, G.. A. Hansen, E. E. Matthews
Bernard Mullens, c. T. Shew, r.
L. Walcott, Sam Folsom, Maude
Bazell and Miss Martha Hunc.
EntertainS NameleSs Club
Mrs. Vera Foulkes entertained
the Nameless Bridge club last
Thursday evening at her home on
Hicks avenue. Miss Jonnie Han
cock won first prize, while Miss
Rebecca Mcmillan was awarded the
consolation token. Dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess,
to the following guests: Mrs. Ed
KIeindienst, Miriam Wade, Dorothy
| Doughman, Margaret Laws, Bea
Lloyd, Betty Fladung, Frances Nc
Dermott, Ethel Blackwell. Jonnie
Hancock, Rebecca Mcmillan and
Ether Vitz.
Seven O'clock Birthday Dinner
Mrs. V. H. Driver was hostess at
a seven o'clock dinner party given
last Saturday evening, in honor of
Mr.. Driver, the occasion being his
birthday A five course dinner was
served, after which cards were
played. Lavendar and white color
scheme for the evening was taste
fully carried out in the decorations
of lavendar sweet peas, dainty
place cards, nut baskets and the
white birthday cake, arranged with
lavendar candles. High score was
won by Mrs. Irene Hart and G. D.
McCauley. Guests at the Driver
home were: Mr.. and Mrs. H. B.
Matthie, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mat
THE. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Christen-
sen, Mrs. Irene Hart and c. D. Nc
Cauley
POOIer-ArnOld Wedding
Springing a surprise on their
many friends, Miss Lillian Arnold
and j. Edwin Pooler were quietly
married in Flagstaff last Satur-
day afternoon.
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