The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-06-17
TRINITY BENEFIT PARTY DRAWS
LARGE CROWD WEDNESDAY

Tor the large company of guests who
patronized the benefit party given by
the Woman's Auxiliary of Trinity
Episcopal church at the home of Mrs.
Candace Richmond Wednesday after
noon.
Card tables were laid in the spa
cious rooms of the home and the de-
lightfully airy porch was used for
seating the guests who.were engrossed
with the guessing games.
Prizes went to Miss Fanny Vent,
Mrs. G. L. Thomas and Mrs. +. f..
Sidener for contract bridge; Mrs. A.
E. Brown, Mrs. o. H. May, of Colum-
bus, and Mrs. Charles Goetting, of
Springfield MRS. John Dooley, Mrs.
VIM. Powers and Mrs. James Cum
Minis for euchre; Mrs. VIM. j. Speas-
maker, Miss Martha Crabbe, Miss
4 Florence Mclaughlin and Miss Betty
4 Cheseldine for contests The door
prize was presented to Mrs. Josephine
Green, of West jefferson.
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/ Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Van Pelt, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred j. Van Pelt, all of
Dayton, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph l.. Fealey, Oak st.
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Friends of Miss Ruth Corey are
making her last weeks stay in Lon
don most busy one socially, taking
up afternoons and evenings with eour-
tesies for her before she leaves Friday
morning for Cincinnati and from there
goes on to Miami, Florida, where she
will be wed to Mr.. George B. Bentz,
on nextWednesday morning.
The first of the weeks parties was
breakfast given Sunday morning at
which the Rev. Wm P. Clark, Of st.
Patrick's church was host. His guests
We're: Misses Ruth Corey, Helen
Dwyer, Catherine Morrissey, Pauline
Barrett, Berniece Loney, Catherine
Fobbe and Louise Dwyer and Philip
Hennigan.t
Monday evening, Miss Ruth Killeen
and Miss Mary Higgins guests we're
entertained at bridge
These were present: Mrs. Edward
Benhaus, Mrs. Wayne Tyler, Mrs.
Kenneth Bardon, Mrs. Rr ks
Reeder. of Springfield, Misses Helen
4 Dwyer, Marguerite Dwyer, Eleanore
Moore Sarah Bangert, Anne Dwyer,
| Mary connor, nellie Connor, Mary
Charters, Katherine Morlissey, Cath
crime Higgins, Katherine Fobbe, Ma
lie Brown,tof Columbus.
4 Miss Corey received an award for
having the highest score and also
was presented with a lovely gift
| Other awards went to Mrs. Kenneth
Bardon and Miss Catherine Higgins.
Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Lee A.
Brown invited several friends to her
home in Columbus and gave a bridge
party for the pleasure of her sister,
with these playing: Mrs. T. j. Dwyer,
Mrs Adolphus CauleN Mrs. John
Tougher, Mrs. ]. A. CORY, Misses
Marguerite, Helen and Anne Dwyer
and Florence and Celia Corbitt, Of
South Charleston, and Mrs. Paul
Hackett, of Columbus.
Her prizes at cards went to Mrs.
Hackett and Mrs. Tougher.
A handkerchief shower was Miss
Catherine Fobbe's social favor on
Tuesday evening and these were the
guests whom she asked and who gave
the honoree numerous bits Of dainty
linen in many and beautiful designs:
Mrs. Kenneth Bardon, Mrs. John
CORY, Mrs. F. c. Stortz, Mrs. Ray
Keys, Mrs.. Jerry Sullivan, Mrs. VIM.
Gallagher; Misses Marguerite CORY,
Marguerite Dwyer, Ruth Killeen, Mary
Charters, Eileen Bardon, Helen Dwy-
er, Katherine Morrissey, Evelyn Fitz-
gibbons, Mary Mcnamara, Berniece
Loney, Ann Dwyer, Mary Welsh, Mary
Devereaux, Marie Goings, Ivaun
Barnes, Mary Higgins, Louise Dwyer
and Mary Kirwin, of Columbus.
I In contest at bridge, Miss Fitz-
gibbons, Miss Louise Dwyer and Miss
Marguerite Dwyer took the prizes.
/ A color scheme of pink and blue
was carried through at the luncheon
at which Miss Mary Devereaux was
hostess on Wednesday. Slender crys-
tai vases held the rosebuds and corn
1 flowers which centered the six tables
at which the delicious menu was
served, and bouquets of the same flow
ers were also used in the rooms for fur
Ither decorations. Guests for this delight
full affair were: Mrs. Kenneth Bar
don, Mrs. Walter Ducey, Mrs. Donald
Bardon, Mrs. Catherine Fobbe, Mrs
John A. CORY, Mrs. VIM. Gallagher,
Mrs. Ella Miller, Of West Jefferson;
Misses Ruth Corey, nellie Connor,
Helen Dwyer, Mary Connor, Evelyn
Fitzgibbons, Mary Higgins, Marguer-
lite Dwyer, Agnes Morrissey, Mar
garet Byrne, Katherine Morrissey,
Eileen Bardon,i Catherine Fobbe, Ber-
niece Lorey, Mary Fobbe, Mary Nc
Namara and Marguerite CORY.
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