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Society and Fashion THE LINCOLN SUNDAY STAR A A A Churches and Clubs SLkTKENTH A LINCOLN, SUNDAY, JANTAKY '27, SUNDAY EDITION Society Centers Its Attention on Series of Bridge Parties for Franco-Serbian Relief; Women Studying Conservation "Wartime Home Keeping Calls For Deep Study All 01 the room and met the bride. Miss Mne Nevitt and the bridesmaid Miss Letty Higgms. The bride's mother. Mrs. C.

J. Riggs, who gave the daughter sobbed violently during the ceremony. The minister, Miss Florence Nevitt was solemn and dignified, notwithstanding: the fact that his mus- i tach dropped off duung: the ceremony. I Wlicn objections were made to the OI this COU11- i he passe them by as mere The Hnfl bearer earned .1 Here Are Three Champion Knitters of the Lincoln Red Cross; They Are Helping Uncle Sam to Keep the Soldier Lads Warm try are deeply interested ill the trifles study of home economics. Time when mere man looked with through search of the room it was nps; inrl tnWinl'p on I 1 the ollff of Broom's trous- ess ana amusea tolerance on i Th? brother of brule the efforts of the women of the i MISS household to brinp order and svs- Mlss Katiryn Baker fought ail ingr tho cex-emony until the tern to bear on her and still others fumed and fussed and could not understand why a home could not run on the same plan as they employed at the office.

It must be admitted that many women were wont to shoulder i such responsibilities utterly un-1 trained and unfit for such posi-1 tions, but to woman's everlasting credit let it be said that a great many succeeded, in spite of the handicap. But a great and goodly company of them failed. Wright and little sistei wcre dragged bodilv i the room. Outside of the fact that the groom i i his pipe, the wedding was a quiet and i i i affair. Wolf spent the giea'er part of the i endeavoring to find her presents.

The fenst consisted of a three- 1 course luncheon. I Social Club Resume The Now the nation, has sent out heralds to call the women to the colors, just as truly as if they had gone forth grayly bedecked in armor and lace, to sound Delta Psi club met for the meeting Monday e'enlng at the home of Miss Emma Berry. Music was furnished for the quests as they sewed on theii fancy and later refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting- of the club i be on and Miss Ada Haven will entertain Februarj 4, hen Miss Carrie Madseii the members at home of Miss the call. The call to the colois for women means just the simple homely 2311 Vine street, everyday tasks that are such mis- erable hard things to do.

It is much Mr and Mrs Hallett enter- more spectacular to die plinting- the i the members Of the B. Y. Q. club colors of the regiment on the trench of at home AVednesday the enemy than planning and cooking A i Jjudge was the meals in the most economic manner- possible. But the nation is depending- on the horn" makers--on system, economy and the elimination of waste in the homes of American women--to aid in the g-isanttc task of putting- an end to this, terrible struggle.

We are wont to hay the war has made "stupendous and so it has but small ones From left to right: Photo By Townscnd. Mrs. J. L. Laws, Mrs.

J. A. Tait and Mrs. L. H.

Fry. Social affairs have become colored with war paint. camouflaged into Will 1 tardy is one of the most tireless woi kers for the Red Cloys. Her specialty is pajamas It makes no as well. scores were made by Mrs.

Lute Moise and Mt McC.un. Luncheon was served and the club adjourned to meet in two weeks i Mr. and Mrs. M. L.

Blackburn. 1211 street. Mrs. II. R.

Esterbrook was hostess Tuesday afternoon to the members of the K. R. O. club and two guests, Mrs. R.

E. Ward and Mis. Chester Aldrich. 3r- of Alliance. A pleasant time For instance take the old reliable ii Vlis en the ladies wtih their new receipes are cook book of a few years ago.

How perfectly useless it is, for our co-science would never permit us to use a cake receipt that calls for a doren eggs with eggs sixty cents a as we would do in the halcyon a before the war. Now wheatless and meatless days me rig-idly observed and the vastly different. Now it is "conservation soup." "wartime chicken stew," and "one egg chocolate cake." The business of keeping a home is at all times a serious matter and now -with the country at the burden upon shoulders of the housekeeper is far from light. Is'ow It is quite the fashion among the unmarried crowd to attend home economics class. It is Just as one of the members of the young set said when risked how she had been spending her days this inter replied "We have no maid now --I don't suppose any one has--and at the beginning of the new semester at the univeisity this week I am going back to schol and take cooking lessons at the state farm." In the future more homes will bo run on an economic basis and with more system than heretofore.

fancy work and at the close of the afternoon luncheon was served. Mrs. W. Forbes i entertain the club weeks at her home, 32S Soutn Twenty-eighth street. All the members were present Thursday afternoon for the meeting of the Matinee Auction club, which was held at the home of Mrs.

E. W. McCorkle. The high score of th afternoon was made by Mrs. Frank Grah.im.

Refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting- will be held in two weeks with Mrs. J. Youngblut, 1720 Harwood street. The members of the Georgian whist club and two guests, Mrs.

Grant Thornburg and Mis. Herbert Cooper, were delightfully entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs Ellis D. Evans. Bridge was played and the high score was won by Mrs. John Bennett.

The next regular meeting- will be in two weeks with Mrs. C. E. Spangler, 1529 stieet. Mr.

and Mrs. James N. i pleasantly entertained the T. club at their home Wednesday evening-. AH the members were pioent.

Cards were enjojed and the greatest number At Cupid's Court Mr. and Mrs. James J. Coniff announce the marriage of their daughter, Blanche Mae to Herbert E. which took Monday, January twenty-first at Manhattan, Kas.

Mr. Ruhl is a corporal of the national army and is stationed at Camp Funston, Kas. The marriage of Miss Carolyn E. Scott and J. Hal Ducker took place at 6 o'clock Monday evening-.

January twenty-first at Kansas City, Mo Mrs. Ducker has ed in Liscoln most of her life. She is u. graduate of the Lincoln high school ajid attended the University of Nebraska. Mr Ducker holds a responsible position with the Music company and takes an ac- tr part in the business interests of I the citv.

He is a member of the Commercial club and the Rotary club. Mr. Mrs. Ducker will be at home to their friends after March first at 1111 South street. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Burwood announce the engagement of their daughter, Alice to Claude Wilkinson Flansburg, of Detroit, Mich. Mr. Flansburg is the son of Mr. and C.

C. Flansburg of Lincoln. The wedding take place this spring. tones, places for the manufacture of garments for little chiklicn, wounded soldiers and homeless civilians. The dark shadows of this war picture are iclieved only by the high lights made bright that spirit of patriotism which Lincoln women manifest as they give up their pleasures and clubs and other social gaieties, to a i a in some degree the world's suffering While the younger women have been braving the severe wcathei of Jan- devoting days and days each to work at Red Cross headquarters in the Scottish Rite cathe- scenes that depict Rod nurses.

fo rcl ce to her whether thov p.r.k. hospital supply rooms, i i fac- blue, or i for Americans or Frenchmen. She completes eaeh week a wecMv pair. And this is the i i week. i i men i be made more comtortablc and happy because her efforts.

Reports have come to us of the excitement a ho.siJt.il i generated the a a of pahs ot pajamas There is a a a set amble for the light blue and i ones Jealous eyes lollow these pink ami blue-clad figures of the ictorrous grabbers. Hut there i enough for all. Women have rebelled at making the eollais on the pajama suits. They wouldn't if thev uarv, week dral besides giving time and energy to that the French men wear the raising of funds for the Franco- Serbian relief through the series of bridge parties, a number of the older women appreciated the great need of our own men both in camps abroad and in the United States for warm clothing and have worked quietly in their own homes. Mrs.

J. L. Laws, the mother Mrs. them for i a occasions. They make it possible for him to a a red tie--the delight of his heart.

It is such a i bit of to no much happiness And our own S.im- mie boys don't mind possessing turned over shirts which they can lend to their French brothers on occasions. Mrs. J. A. Tait.

1009 btrect is the champion i for the Red t'tOhs. Twentv-tlve sweaters, fourteen Palis of wristlets, mufflers and one helmet represent the work of her spare moments since the i i de- a was started late lust sum- mei Hut she has not confined her i to her own activities alone. She has taught i "grandmother's art" to manv of her would-be rivals for first place. Twenty-live sweaters, me.isuied in hunks, repiescnts J100 knitted up in sweater a i a alone. every i had made same recoid the Red Cross a have been foiced to instigate another drive for funds.

The lleet fingers of Mrs. Toll arc not the proud possession of i i ncodle. erv one who handles Mrs H. Fry. who makos her home i her daughter, Mrs.

Webster enrly reall7ed the great need of hospital supplies. Sometime before the Red Cross was organized in Lincoln, she sent to Washington for instructions and proceeded to work i Sho has knitted tv-six wash cloths, and made six pairs of pajamas, Social Calendar Monday. The llyskor club will mod In the eveniiur i i and I R. A. Birk.

1561 South i street. G. 1. A. Kensington afternoon i i A Dances Close at Rule Is Observed The zeal which demands that K'XIbUeohvc "win the war at any price" nnd Mra.

H. j. Mumti. at the horix of, will bring into the history of the Mrs. Munw, us- A street.

present conflict records of campus parties closing at ten-thirty; of Smith, 2017 youth i street, dancing clubs breaking terpsi- Mrs. K. Fisko and Mrs L. Minor u)rcau revels at that lllOSt Ull- vi'lll be iuwlRiliiK hostesses. A musical! preeedened hour--along with the movements of troops and supplies and munitions "over there." The closing down of business dig- trlctB, and the closing up of amusement quarters for tho conservation of coal will have its weight In the final adjustment of world affairs, just as', as the raising of troops.

The first of the formal social events affected by the fuel-conservation order; wan the dinner da-nee of the Saturday night elub which held its monthly dance Thursday evening at the Lincoln hotel. Promptly at six-thirty, though only twelve couples were pres- dinner was served and those who did not heed the warning of the chief caller of the organization, and came straggling in at tho usual hour, found themselves i several courses and dances. At ten-thirty the lights the ball room went out and the dancers abided bv the lule of Uarfleld. hurried through their dinners and gave up desserts in order to don i pnrty-frocks for seven-thirty engagements for the annual Junior prorn Friday night, the first of the university parties 'to bo affected by the war measure. At ten-thirty they patriotically left the Lincoln not -with a groan because the fun was stopped at just as it had reached its height but i a soldierly grin, that in so doing they were doing their bit in all good hplrlt.

As ns this measure lasts Lin? coin society folk will have the oppor- i to. express real patriotism is Riving up' tho bicst hours of their pleasure'. of games was won by Mrs. W. S.

Downs and Harry C. Clapp. Mrs. Clapp and James White were the holders of the low scores. Following the card games, the guests were sealed at one large round table for a delicious luncheon.

Mr. and Mrs. Bielcfield will entertain the club at the meeting- in two weeks. Sunbeam Betty was very delightfully entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Carl Wilson.

Mrs. A. E. Carrol was a guest of the club. A part of the afteinoon was spent in making decorations for the a i paily to be held February 14.

Mrs. F. F. McAtee will open her home to tho club members and their a i i foi the party. Mrs.

W. A Llo was welcomed into the club as a new member. The club was presented with a beau- i i TK.W serving ti.iy by Mrs. Farris, one of the tncmbei s. A guessing game was a feature of afternoon, In which Mrs.

William Lindeman and Mis. Walt Dewey wore the, most i a ones. A delicious luncheon served bv the hostess, assist od by Miss Vera Fa iris and Miss Gladys Moiev. IVri.s. A.

J. Reinh.u i bo the club hostess in two weeks at her home, 2297 street. The 3017 Five I i club members were the guests Wednesday evening of Mr. and i Vc.stecka. A i pleasant oning was in playing five and tho i scores i by Mi 1 1 i a C.

T. Edwards. Lnnclioon followed card games and the club ndjourncd to meet in two weeks i Mr and Mis. C. T.

Edwards, 2725 street. Ten membr-rs -were present Wed- nestduy afternoon for the enjoyable i of the Polly inna club at the home of Mrs. Samuel Plattner, 2331 Dudley Htier-t A nodal afternoon a enloyed In an informal way and light refrcs'hments were Borved The next meeting of the club will JK in three weeks with Mrs. G. Pettijolm Mi.ss Lula and Maud Constancor entertained the Thetis club Tuesday evening at their home.

211K South Tenth street. The next meeting will he held at the home of Miss Margarot Beams, Tuesday evening, February 12 at 19.17 Garfleld street. Fouiteen members and one guest, Mrs. Margaret Burt. were fntertained Wednesday a tin; G.

G. club met i Mrs. C. T. Rowers.

Tho officers for the coming year, elected at tho last meeting, weie installed. Lof- Committee in Charge of Chain Bridge Parties For Franco-Serbian Relief Fund Miss Elsie Jensen, a bride of the was guest of honor Monday evening at a miscellaneous shower given by Miss Anne Plerson and Miss Elizabeth Aaron at the home of Miss Aron. The patriotic colors were used the decoration and hearts, cupids American flags were featured roughout the rooms. Red, white and blue streamers extended from the corners of the dining room to the chandelier over the table. A booth, representing a store, was in one corner of the In ing- room and was in charge of Miss Ann Pierson.

The bride was giv- a shopping list and sent to the store on her first shopping trip where she received many beautiful and useful gifts. After an hour of games and music by Miss Gladys Hansen and Miss Augusta Ockerson. the guests invited to the dining room, where refreshments were served by Mrs. W. Smith and Miss Elizabeth Geason.

A center piece of red carnations in a crystal vase surrounded by fern leaves and hearts was on the table. The TJace cards were of red hearts and the room was lighted with red candles. were laid for fourteen. Miss Jensen's marriage to B. Butler, of Friend, took place Wednesdas.

January 23. Wednesday evening a kitchen show- was given in honor of Miss Lora Wplf, who is soon to be the bride of A. L. Read, by the of the office at the Hardy Furniture company, where jhe is now employed. The chief entertainment of the evening was a mock wedding.

The bridal oartj' entered the rooms decorated In pink and white accompanied by the Lohengren wedding march, rendered by Miss Mary Wright, impersonated fii Miss Wolf's i brother. The iroom, Mrs. K. H. Culp.

and the best man. Illu Nevlu, entered the ters from absent members to whom the club had sent Chii.stmas greetfrigH were read find enloyed. Also a letter was icad from Thom.m Weber, Camp Cluster, who hnd received a Christmas box i the club. Tho hostess was by her daughter, MI-H. Alv.i Tow.isenfl, in serving a two course luncheon.

Mrs. E. T. Bennett, 154H South i will entertain the club February 27. Photos By Townscnd.

From left to right: Mrs. Max Beghtol, chairman; Mrs. Albert Faulkner and Miss Agnes Bartlett. The first Franco-Serbian relief bridge paity, which was given only week ago by Mrs. Max Beghtol and Miss Agnes Bartlett, started a chain of parties that is rapidly growing beyond all expectations.

These parties, though very simple, are giving a little boost to society which has lain dormant for many months, and at the same time are the means of starting a sum of money which will be a great addition to the national fund. Mrs. George Harvey Holden is the i James Thompson, Mrs. Homer Honey- I bert Folsom, Miss An a well and Miss May Honeywell. Mrs.

Hedge, Lf A i Jones, Mrs. i i was the diversion for the La Coteiie club, i was entertained a afternoon by Mrs. O. J. Ferguson.

i Renton wna the guest ot the inmbers The last "Wednesday In February will be the next meeting- dav of the club and Mrs. C. O. Virtue, 11345 street, will be the hostess. A very i a i was provided for the T.

C. M. H. club, when met Tuesday evening with Miss Louise Douglas, at the home of her sister, Mrs. L.

H. DeBrown, 1995 JRyons street. Twenty-four Kuests were I bidden and one half of this number dressed as fascinating society men. Dainty lunch baskets contained luncheon for two and partners were a by numbers. JVincinfT in the pretty party room In the ba.sement of the DP Brown home followed tho supper.

Miss Laura Kitrtzell will be the club hostess In two weeks. Miss A Esther Kendall and Miss Mary Horsh weie the guests other than club members The No Name club held a meeting Wednesday afternoon at the Red Cross headquarters when the members de, Farrell, I i to Red Cross work. Vern Hedge and Mrs. Lawrence Far- Mrs. ark Woods, Mrs.

Frank Woods, of i week the club i rell will entertain on Thursday, and Mrs. L. B. Howey, Mrs. A.

E. Fair Ik- for a afternoon at on Friday Mrs. D. T. Hoskins and Mrs.

ner, Mrs. Ray Edmiston, Mrs. J. of Mrs Hugh Dalton 1505 South Joseph Seacrest will give a small par- Mrs. George Harvey Holden, ty.

Mrs. Allan Flansburg and Miss Mrs. John B. Wright, Mrs. W.

C. Wll- Alice Brooks have cho'sen Saturday son, Mrs. W. T. Irons, Mrs.

H. B. i street. The J. n.

kfnsmgton were pleasantly for their party. Mrs. W. T. Irons and Miles.

Mrs. J. W. Wengcr, Mrs. O.

entertained" Tu-sdav afternoon bv I TJ i i ff.vm I tt stn I I I i FJ10'JIl I Mrs. H. will vary the form Stonebraker, Mrs. A. R.

Mitchell. Mrs. of entertainment and will give a i Olive Watson, Mrs. W. N.

Turner, ting- party this week. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Field, Mrs. Malloney, Mr.s.

L. A. Paine will entertain at an even- A. W. Richard-sori, Mrs.

Chauncey state chairman of the Franco-Serbian mg bridge party for the Serbian relief Chapman, Mrs. C. J. Guenzel, Mrs. Tho relief.

The committee in of the parties is Mrs. Max -Beghtol, Miss Agnes Bartlett and Mrs. Albert E. Faulkner. Sixteen were present for the first party and each two will give a party of twelve, ad so through the list.

Monday afternbon of the past week Mrs. Will Raymond and Mrs. Oliver Everett entertained at a party of three tables and Thursday Mrs. Wilford Johnson was hostess to a group of four tables. Friday afternoon parties were given by the following: Mrs, Edwin J.

Faulkner and Mrs. tlvm Emery, Mrs. Reginald Woodruff and Miss Helen Hall, Mrs. Earl Foster and Mrs. Leonard Flansburp, Mrs.

Bert P'aulkner and Mrs. Max Beghtol. The parties for the last week closed with the one Saturday afternoon given bv Mrs. Georg-e Harvey Holden and Mrs. L.

J. Dunn. This week one or more are planned for each day. Mrs. Harry Everett and Mrs.

E. Chapln will be hostesses on Monday and on Wednesday parties will be given by Mrs, Keith Neville and Mist Agnes D. T. and Mra. fund.

The following list contains the John M. Stewart, Mrs. M. 1. Aitken, Mrs.

I'iercu. Mrs. Herbert A very, Mrs. names of those who have g'lven parties J. C'.

Ridnour, Mrs Fred Funke, Mrs. the past week anci those who will en- I Wilfred Johnston, Mrs. Howard Kirk- tertain the next few weeks: Miss patuck, Mrs. Ray DC I Mr.H. El- K.

Henkle, Mrs. J. C. Sen crest, Mr.s. Maigaret Baker, Mr.s.

Harry Hnynle, Agnes Bartlett, Mrs. Bert Faulkner, lery Miss Malinda Stuart, Mrs. Mrs. Frank Perkins, Mrs. Calvin Em- Becker, Mrs.

Howard ery, Mrs. Edwin J. Faulkner, Mrs. D. iMr.s.

Mao Woodnrd, B.irton T. Hoskinw, Mrs. Joseph Seacrest, Mrs. Green. Mrs.

Don a i Miss Helen A Raymond, Miss Dorothy Raymond, Mrs. Leonard Flansburg, Mr.s. Earl Foster, Mrs. Henry Burnham, Mrs. Rav Crancer, Mrs.

Oliver Everett, Mrs. Will Raymond, Mrs. Harry Kv- erett, Mrs. W. E.

Chapin, Miss May Honeywell, Mrs. L. A. Paine, Mrs. Ernest Ames, Mrs.

Keith Neville, Mr.s. Thompson, Mrs. Rodgers, Mrs. C. W.

Sanford, Mrs. John Alexander, Mrs. XVilliam Pierce, Mrs. E. L.

Cllne, Mrs. Herbert Tost, Mrs Amern.1 Reynolds, Mrs. R. W. Johnston, Mrs.

Myrton Welton, Mrs. Allen Flansburg, Miss Alice Brooks, Mrs. Carl StPin, Mrs. C. R.

Fulton, Mrs. Fred Whlttemore, Mrs. Everett Sawyer, Mrs. Phil Easterday, Mrs. Hugh Hallett, Miss Klsle Fitzgerald, Mrs.

Charles Wilson, Mrs. Ray Elliott, Mrs. George Rlsser, Mrs. Her- dose of The dies nd a tho a the nostess s. Chill for '-he a i refreshments WHS a guest of the cl afternoon.

The club i again the InM Tuesday In February, the place of meeting to be announced later. Mr.s Joseph Meyer a i the Leaf Wednendny afternoon at a very i meeting. Mrs. J. a and Mrs.

Smith were the JIUH.1I Curtis. Miss Sarah Ladd, Misses Jo special KUPHts of thP i Whist sephme nnd Lenore Burkctt, Mrs. E. wa! I' 1 0 truest was a a i to Mr.s. a trio club prixo to O.

If. Schaberg. Ed Young, Mrs J. H. Walker, roRfl nttnictlvely decorated Miss Gladys Lord.

Mi.ss Helen i Meyer wns by ell, Mrs. Mark Tilton, Mrs. Edward Daughter in serving a delicious prOKTnm i hi- given under the direction of W. A. Smith.

Tuesday. The Jolly Knockern i meet in the evening- i Mr. and Hngel. The i club will meet for 1 o'clock luncheon i Mrs. c.

F. Mc- Culn. The Otto bruise dub i meet in the ufternoon i Mrs. W. L.

Cummins. 2610 Gnrflcld stieet. The (Juepn a i dub will meet In the afternoon i Mrs. C. R.

Hutchlnson, 1947 street. The New Five Hundred club will meet 'ft the afternoon nt tho home ot Mr.s. i i 1037 street. The H. O.

club i meet In tho afternoon at flu- home of Mr. and Mrs. Cowell. 21'20 Oichard street. The olub will meet at 2p.

i Mis. 11 N. Elwdl. 2430 Vine Members are requested to come prepared for tted Cross work. The Uogonts of tho University of Nebraska i entertain at dinner fit the I'incoln hotel In the evening comp i a to Chancellor and Mrs.

Samuel Avorv and Dcnn and Mrs. William G. Hastings. Wednesday. The M.

G. K. elub will meet in tho afternoon i Mrs. G. A.

Whitney. The A. L. elub will meet In tho afteinoon with Mrs. Charles Parker.

The Lincoln-Beatrice dub will meet in the afternoon with Mis. H. F. Htxck- mnn, 1044 Maple sticct. The No Namo dub will meet In the afternoon with Mrs.

Hugh Dalton, 1505 South i street. The Patriotic Sixteen will meet In the filter noon i Mrs. L. H. Do Brown, Ryons street.

-The Sparklers will meet In the afternoon at the home of Mrs. K. McGrcw, (i20 North Twenty-seventh ntreet. The La Splzzer urns will meet in the afternoon with Mrs. Frunk Old- Held, and Mrs.

Sluitt at the home of Mrs. Oldtield, street. Thursday. The Conversation club will meet In the evening with Mrs. Maheney.

The Daffodil club will meet in the evening with Miss Katherine Rohn. The Rainbow club will meet In the afternoon with Mrs. Frank GiltTln. The T. A.

W. club will meet In the evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Green. Alethe.a club will meet In tho afternoon with Mrs.

llcnrv Fritts, 936 South Twenty-Hovcnth ulreet. The Killarney elub will meet pvcninR- ut 7 o'clock with Mrs. iNorris Badson, 924 South Fifteenth street. Friday. The T.

M. club will meet in tho ufternoon at the home of Mrs. F. M. Pierce, 3240 street The Adams' Evo dub will meet In the afternoon ith Mrs.

A. L. Davis, 1548 South Twenty-fourth street. The Soward-Lincoln club will meet In tho itlternoon i Mrs. E.

E. Cum- rnlriH, 2009 South Sixteenth street. The Double Eight club will meet irT the evoninif with Mr. and Mra. W.

W. 1200 South SUtoenth' street. Tho W. R. I'.

C. club will meet Friday afternoon ut thdiome of J. T. Lees, 2012 A Htrcet. with Mrs.

W. S. Stone und MTH. El nest Plerson as assisting hostesses. Saturday.

The Girl's society club will meet at Miss Amanda H. Crawford, 353 South Twenty-sixth street, ut 2p. m. The Delta Zeta alummio will be en- tertnincd at a 12 o'clock luncheon by Mrs. J.

R. Davis ftnd Miss Edna hews, at the home of Mra. Davln, 1219 Btreet. sifted bv her daughter. Mrs Marie and Miss Lavon Heller.

In serving a lunch- f-on. Mr.s. J. J. Llntt will bp tho hostess for the club In i weeks.

Mrs. Walter Bridges Was hostess Friday afternoon for the meeting of the M. B. club, A very pleasant afternoon was spent by the Indies as they chatted over their fancy work. At the closp of a i meeting, luncheon was served.

Mrs. C. K. Deahn, 723 street, i entertain tho club in two weeks. All thp members were present for the meeting of the Golden Rod club.

i wus held Friday afternoon the home of Mrs. E. H. 1428 Washington sticct. A delightful social a was spent i fancy and later luncheon was nerved." The plans were made for a dinner a i will l.

given in the for the husbands of club members, at home of Mrs. H. (jr. Sthroedcr, 1007 Garfleld street. Mr.s IT.

Clark ami the members of thp nide-ii-wpek kenslngton were tho''" (Tiiest of Mrs. N. L. Whistler Friday afternoon. Thp afternoon was devoted to i i and fancy work nnd later luncheon was served by the hostess.

The pluco of the next monthly meeting; of the kenslnglon will bp announced Inter. The L. A. Icensing-ton mot for 1 o'clock luncheon on Tue.scl.iy with Mrs. A.

O. Fnulkner. The after luncheon' hours were spent Informally. Mrs. Humphrey, 4 2 South Seventpcnth.

street, i a i members at luncheon In weeks. The milking of bandages for the Red, Cross occupied the time of tho R. I. 8. club members, who met Friday af er- noon at the home of Mrs.

J. J. Connlff. Miss Nina Burbpp assisted tho hostess In serving refreshments, at the close ot a pleasant afternoon. The club will meet on next i i a at the home of Charles Echell, and continue the Red Cross work.

Tho i i i met Tuesday afternoon i Mrs. Clara Lewis. a i was very, pleasantly spent i in which thfl score was rnude by Mrs. A. J.

Hall. The guc.st prize was awarded to Castor. Mrs. Lllo, Collon and Mrs. Cnstor were the guests of the ufternoon.

Mrs. A. McWIIllams, 2274" Lynn strpet, will entertain the club on Tuesday. January 29. Mr.

and Mrs. W. O. Forbes lost und hostess Monday evening -to the members of the Top Notch club ind two gueets. Mrs.

Ella. Gettier and Miss Alice Frum. A two course lunch- on followed the card games', which were the diversion of the evening-. next regular meeting of the club )e In two weeks, the place of meeting to be announced later. There were three tables of )Inycrs piesent for a delightful meetng: of the Clover Leaf club which was K'ld Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mr.s.

E. B. JIutchinson. The 'or the highest score was won by Mrs, 2. Hagerty.

Mrs. E. H. Zurbrigen and Mrs. C.

J. Vaupet were those present other than club members. A two ourse lunchpon followed the card gajnes and the club adjourned to meet two weeks with Mrs. H. Madden.

Th fortnightly meeting- of the Good Luck club was held Friday afternoon at tho home of Mrs. E. E. Woodward, (Continued on page six.) Guggenheim, Mrs. Walter Anderson, Mrs.

W. H. King, Miss Dorothy San- luncheon. The club will moet In two weeks with Mrs. G.

H. Sch.iberg, 41 ford. Miss Pauline Ensign, Miss Lfthn I North Sixteenth street. Adams, Miss Helen Miss Florence Wood, Miss Helen a i Miss Elizabeth Ijovle, Miss Margueritte Lonam, Miss Mae Pershlng, Mrs. Frank o.

P. Tuckxrman, Mrs. I. and Mrs. V.

Chuvront and the Lenox members tho "'tf Tlpton, Mrs. Samuel J. Rell, Mrs. J. jncsday afternoon of Mrs.

Gordon P. H. Walker, Mrs. Frnnz Stewart, Mrs. I A short business mooting was DCP Elche, Mrs.

Hfrbert Hayes, Mrs. liy a ffupsilng contest In William Slattery, Mrs. Edward i Mrs. W. w-on the prize.

Dlerks, Mrs. Reynolds, Miss Winifred Fancy work occupied tho remainder Mlllen and Miss Helen Huston, of the afternoon. Tho hostess was as- Photos Hy Dole. Mr. and Mrt.

Eirl J. Moycr, whoaa marriage took place Tuetdiy, January; 22, Mrt. Moyer was her marriage Mits Genevieve and well- known in aocial circles. She it a graduate of the University of Nsbratka and it a member of the Delta Gamma torority. Mr.

Moyer it a univ reity graduate" and has been engaged in the practice of law at Madison, but left Friday- to enter one of the southern training eampt. Me it a member of the Kappa) Sigma fraternity KWSPAPLR.