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THE SIOUX CITY JODKJNAL: STTXDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 12, 1909. QPFflAIQ AT -AN rK si jf ij a ja. j. We offer you the: Biggest Assortment of Holiday Furniture at Lowest Pr am RW S2.50 CEMErItAHLE 9l.S. II IXNljr I 9 Valn Center Tables.

$2.50 CEXTER.TADLE $1.39 $2.50 value Center Tables, guests played cards at the home of Mrs. Cord, The game resulted In favor of Mrs. R. R. Phillips, Mrs.

John White and Mrs. J. A. Tracy. Mrs.

M. Hatch remembered the hostess with flowers. A dozen friend3 of Mrs. F. B.

Warnock had luncheon with her Monday. The hours were devoted to informal visiting and sewing. Mrs. John McHugh was hostess at an attractive 1 o'clock luncheon Tuesday. Tables- were in the parlors and dining: room, where a profusion of roses and chrysanthemums added to the beauty of the affair.

Yellow and white predominated to the luncheon. Atff hour of visiting followed. KTW-v I I VZZ- Mateer, Mr. and Mrs. George Falrchild, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Donovan and Mr. and Mrs. R. H.

Brown, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Rilley -were dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. W. Sullivan at 1 o'clock Sunday. Mr. and G.

D. Cord entertained fourteen guests at dinner at the Monda-min hotel Friday The long table was attractively adorned with Christmas colors and favors, which also were evident" in the menu, served at, 7 o'clock. The party played bridge at the Cord home in the evening, and prizes were taken by -Mrs. C. P.

Turner and Mr. Ulrich Pelletier Mrs. R. PhiIllpps and Mrs. F.

Hatch sent flowers. TBk ILi -w hard wood, golden finish, top 24x24, shelf, substantially made; Holiday special J.J7 sJ jog rlfi-gs Sfysfes, lx3 iff Ii ll Ma HOOSIER KITCHEN" CABINETS Are the only Cabinets that will please the housewife and satisfy the husband. Prices $30 $22.50 $25 $7.00 value Kitclien Cabinet, hard wood, light finish, has 2 large bins. 2 drawers, bread board; QQ Monday special $1.00 value Magazine Racks, solid oak, JSarly English ilnish, 42 in. high, 18 in.

wide, 13 in. 7Q deep; Holiday special SOCIAL CALENDAR. Monday Coterie, Mrs. Oakley; Traveler. Mrs.

Holmes; Entre Nous, Mrs. Blair; Mystic, Mrs. Frencbf; F. L. Mrs.

Dally; company for Miss Crum, Miss Frances Hoskins; card afternoon, Good Shepherd auxiliary. Tuesday: Seven o'clock dinner, -Mr. and Mrs. G. A.

Fors berg; dinner, Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Hatha-way; Portfolio, Miss Lynch; Folit-' teal Equality.

Mrs. Radclif Wimodausis, Mrs. Johnson; Mothers' Child Study luncheon, Mrs. Jepson; marriage of Miss Helen ICaurnp and. Rev.

T. Cocks; 7 o'clock dinner. Mr. and Mrs. John McHugfc; Elks' ball.

Wednesday: Marriage of Miss Hazel Straub and Mr. O. M. HaJ-s tad; B. and T.

dinner, "Mr and Mrs. Harry Gooch; Cardinal club luncheon, Mrs. Frank Houx; Moth-" ers' Child Study club, Mrs. Hard--ing; marriage of Miss Crum and Mr. Cook.

Thursday: Bryant club, Mrs. Harvey; Homemakers club; Pump-. kin club, Mrs. Catherine Stackerl. Friday: W.

R. C. reception, Mrs. T. S.

Lothrop; Alpha B. and i Mrs. McGrain; 1 o'clock luncheon, i Mrs. John McHugh, Satnrdav: Dance. haii.

4 .3 iThe holiday spirit has; en hold of j5iclety and even bridge is being put in the background untiWshopping and fairs have had their 6hf.5of the time of the club women reparations for the home coming of cogge students and the arrival of guestor the holidays occupy the attention many households and put a dampon social functions. V': fi' Coming Events. local Elks will give, a ball and re-cention Tuesday eveninsr at the Audi 75c TABOUKETTES, 39c 75c value Tabourettes, liarly Knglish linish, 19 in. high, 13 In. square, of solid oak wood; OQn Monday special A FEW PRATICAL GIFTS PEDESTALS SHIRTWAIST BOXES, HALL MIRRORS CELLARETTES PICTURES RUGS MUSIC CABINETS LADIES' DESKS BOOK CASES SMOKING STANDS TABOURETTES HALL CLOCKS If i mm mm 606-608 FOURTH STREET Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Kirk were host hostess at the Swallows dinner evening, with Mr. and Mrs, Kingsbury and Mr. JETrank Kirl guests. The repast was followed an evening at bridge, which result' in favor of Mr.

and Mrs. W. who captured high score vArs and Mr. Kingsbury and "Mrs. W.

la. Palmer, who received all cut prized A pretty dinner was given Friday even ing in compliment to Miss Hazel Straub, at the home of Mr, and Mrs. John Uin-sey. Ten guests were seated at a long table, attractively decorated In the wedding colors, green' and white. At the close of the dinner, Miss" Straub was presented with a silver crumb tray.

The evening was spent informally with music and An attractive dinner was given at the home of and W. Haley Tuesday -evening! when they entertained the members of the Rqse Hill club and Mr. and Mrs. W. H.

Beck, Mr. and John Hornick, Mr. and Mrs. 'George S. Parker and Mrs.

Anna Brimmer. A profusion of red roses and carnations was used in decoration. Dinner was followed by an evening of bridge, at which Mrs. L. B.

Martin and Mr. G- Y. Skeels won the club favors and Mrs. Parker and Mr. Hcrnick guests favcrs.

Luncheons. Christmas colors and ideas prevailed at an attractive luncheon at the West hotel Wednesday, with Mrs. J. W. McGraw and Mrs.

Max McGraw, hostess. The centerpiece and-place favors were roses, the gifts of Mrs. R. W. Clark and Mrs.

L. S. Johnson. After the menu the hours were spent The members of the Fortunia club and a few intimate friends of Mrs. George Cord were her guests Monday at 1 o'clock luncheon at ther Mondamin -hotel." Red satin ribbons were stretched -from an attractive centerpiece of poinsettias, to thtrtsomers of the table.

The place cards; candelabra and bonbons completed the brilliant red effect. In the afternoon the tests, at which Miss Pearl Pool and Miss Maggie Dineeh captured the prizes. After a dainty luncheon, served by the hostess and Mrs.J E. G. Straub, Miss Straub was the recipient of a hosiery shower.

Complimentary to Mrs. C. Swan, of Chicago, Mrs. O. C.

Servls entertained at tea Tuesday afternoon. Her guests were Mrs. A. J. More, Mrs.

F. C. Thomp-kins, Mrs. John Hornick and Miss Patterson. Miss Hazel Straub was complimented guest Monday at an evening company, given by Miss Alice Seilon, at the home of Mrs.

3. Stebbin. The home was at tractively decorated in green and white. The first. part of the evening was spent at.

a heart contest, which resulted in favor of Miss Sarah Hasselback and Mrs. Stebbin, who presented their favors to Miss Straub. After the menu, in which the chosen colors were carried out, the guests received booklets, tied with green and white ribbons and sealed with a gold in which each wrote advice and good wishes. The dainty books were presented to Miss Straub. who read the contents.

A basket cart filled with handkerchiefs was presented to Miss Straub. 'Arthur Solvsberg entertained a few friends informally Friday afternoon. Christmas sewing and visiting occupied the hours, followed by a dainty luncheon. Itev and Mrs. O.

K. 1 Maynard were honored guests at a social evening under the auspices of the 'Whitfield Methodist Episcopal church at the home of Mr. and torium. Those iiV charge of the event are Mr. H.

A. Gooch, Mr. A. Colclough, Mr. Harry Tirr-mel, Mr.

George Barney, Mr, John D. Adair, Mr. M- T. Shepherd-son Mr. Martin Johnson, Mr.

Claire Mr. H. H. Kellogg, C. B.

Ches-. terman and Mr. W. H. Valentine.

The marriage of Miss Katherine Crum "and Mr. Louis Cook, of Douglas. will be' solemnized at o'clock "Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Myron Scrlbner. 607-Otoe street.

Rev. O. K. Maynard will perform the ceremony. The bride and groom will leave for an extended trip and will be at home at Douglas.

after Febrjary 1. Miss Frances Hoskins will entertain a company of girls inrormally Monday afternoon in compliment to Miss Katherine Cram In the evening' Miss Crum and Mr. Ixui3 C-ok ml! be honored guests at a company with Miss" Hoskins hostess. Mrs. John McHugh will entertain at luncheon Friday.

-The ladles' atixlllary to the convent of Good Sherpherd will play cards at the K. C. hall i Monday with Mrs. George Falrehild hostoFS. Mr.

and Mrs. John McHuglr will entertain at dinner Tuesday evening. Mrs. Frank Houx will entertain the Cardinal club members at luncheon Wednesday, Mrs. J.

Lothrop will entertain the W. R. C. at a reception Friday afternoon, in compliment to Mrs. Mary Huffman.

Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Forsberg will en- tertain the Straub-Halstad wedding party at dinner Tuesday evening.

Mr. and 1 Mrs. N. R. Hathaway will entertain at 2 o'clock dinner Tuesday Tn compliment to Rev.

G. Cocks and Miss Helen Kaump, who will be married at noon. Mrs. William Jepson will entertain at the annual 1 o'clock luncheon of the Mother's Child Study club Tuesday. The ftte? and th members of the Q- E.

T. club wefe luncheon gruests of Mrs. E. S. Stoddard Wednesday.

After the meriu the hours were spent at five hundred, which resulted in favof "of Mrs. G. Ii. Taylor and Mrs. Glenn.

Mrs. Kalish and Kallsh entertained twenty-one guests Thursday at -luncheon at the West hotel. The rose centerpiece and other attractive appointments of the table were, in pink. The afternoon was devoted to bridge Card The last cf the series' of delightful companies given by Mrs. J.

L. Kennedy was a. bridge afternoon Wednesday. Flowers and ferns formed the decoration in the parlors and drawing room aji Interesting game was played. At the close of the game prizes were awarded to Mrs.

Li. B. Martin and C. Hatch. The hostess served luncheon late In the afternoon.

Mrs. J. F. Nelson remembered Mrs. Kennedy with flowers.

Comnlimentarv Events. 5 In compliment to Mrs. C. M. Swan, Mrs.

James E. Booge entertained at bridge- Wednesday Three tables were played and the prizes taken by Mrs. Swan and Miss Lucy Patterson. Miss A. Weld, of Faribault, Minn-, was presented with a guest's prize.

The hostess served a luncheon at 5 o'clock. Thirty friends of Miss Helen Kaump gave a handkerchief and hosiery shower In her honor Monday evening at the home of. Mrs. R. T.

Chipperfield. 1307 Newton avenue. Morning Side. Mrs. J.

W. Mahood assisted at the dinner served at o'clock. The evening. wa spent informally. In compliment, to.

Miss Ethel Major, Mies Claire Grue entertained five girls informally Sunday evening at the home of G. 1. Warsing. Luncheon was served by Mrs. Warsing.

Mrs. Foster G. Iddings entertained Tuesday" evening in compliment to Miss Hazel Straub. Twenty friends of the honored guests spent the hours at con- Mrs. John Hathaway on Friday last Friday afternoon, in prepara $15 IVincoss Dresr.

oak, golden titiisii, 19x37 beveled i.lut ror 10x33 .3 $9.98 FOLDIXU TAIll.l Burrow's I cr wfight luncheons und iar.i ties; a rnort Christmas Gift. special prii'c Rental Folding per dozen Rental Wood Top Tables, $2.98 Goods Purchased Now Delivered at Your Pleasure SAVE MO Novelties and Toys Our cash system will ao you money on everything from the Cheapest to the Best. Dont' Fail to See Vh! Cash Dept. Stoe FREE MaryT. GoBman'sj Grar Hair Ktorr rptorei oriHini couxwi mild, hciiiol'lcl nittnna'l (n from llnltdn Lu-i tlrcly different fn miu; thinu else.

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Be sar to Buontl'in orlsr-R' -t your hnir. MARY T. GOCnMi v' PKL'fi Fourth St. YOUR PICTURES FOR XMAS MUST BE TAKEN NOW Ff You Would Have Them Made ut 2our JCmas Photos I. HAVE THEM NOW AT SSaictwin' Studio, S07 FOURTH ST KELT, BECTWORKMANShIP QUICKEST ShAl IC FAIREST PKICDS at the Iowa Stoam Dy Clruning U2 Fifth St.

J. W. Armbriirfter. tv.p lMcssing lne while you wait. AUTO PHOXE 1036 and sewing, Mir-3 Clare served a luncheon at 6 o'clock, T.

Stevens will be the next hostess. Mrs. A. Johns enfrtaine Shakespeare club at its usual intinii Tuesday. i The D.

D. club met Tuesday with -V C. A. Knapp 'and spent tho iiou 1 reading. Mrs.

John.C. Kelly wili eni" tain at the next meeting. The members of the Amethyst ub wip-guests of Mrs. William Crus at U' dinner Tuesday. The club colors used in the attractive table deconnufi and in the dinner served by the hos-' -and Mrs.

L. McGregor. The was spent Informally in visiting Hnu guessing contest, at which Mrs. A. Wright won the prize.

Mrt. Km ma ilrs. A. Canfield and Mrs. B.

H. Coomts will the next meeting. The B. B. Bridge club met Tuesday wlij Mrs.

Charles Heath. The game, resulted in favor of Mrs. P. C. C-n was followed by tea at 5 o'clock.

W. Robinson will be the next hostess. tv, l(- tn the Elk 'd cards at the club, house Tuesday an-iH Mrs. Charles Craig.10.. noon, with Mrs.

Charles hostess. The prizes were taken -J. H. Bratby. Mrs.

John Dlr.cfn. Mr William Mason and Mrs. George Mrs. ineen will be the next hopu- I 111 The Plelados club mi Mrs. Dave Davidson.

iuntnivi4 the scort eft or hostesa servea a uaim the game. The njxt mtciim, Mrs. H. T. Carney.

The Hesperian club met Thur58 erpoon. Chairman. Miss fteiTNeW Impromptu. Miss Zida I roi. lloT.

Tunnel in Switrland, Miss CO. COMPOSER OF A NEW RAG" SW I 'mn U'ltf ha hir a mucin.) off. xernoon. Those on the programme win Ne Miss Winifred Allman, Miss Anna allinsky and Mr. Frederick Helzer, Jr.

Tha marriage of Miss Hazel Straub, laughter of Dr. E. G. Straub, to Mr. Os-ar M.

Halstad, of -Aberdeen, will take place Wednesday, Rev. T. Mae-donald, of Grace Methodist Episcopal church, officiating. Miss Helen Kaump and Rev. T.

G. Cocks, 2 of Dayton, wHl be- married Tuesday. Rev. O. K.

Maynard, of the Whitfield Methodist Episcopal church, will perform the day. 'After the usual informal afternoon the hostess served a dainty luncheon. G. E. T.

O. club met Monday evening with Miss Ellen Roman and Miss Emma Roman, The hours were spent at visiting and sewing, after which the hostesses served luncheon. Mrs. B. F.

Swan was hostess at the usual bridge afternoon of the O. P. B. club Tuesday. Mrs.

S. C. Hatch will be the next hostess. The D. T.

club held its regular meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Ella Turner, 2315 Jones street. Luncheon was served at 6:30 o'clock and the evening was spent with fancy work and music. The allumnae Ilesperians met Thursday evening with Miss Mabel Brehmer. Sewing and informal visiting were followed by a dainty luncheon. Miss Blanche Buckio will entertain at the next meeting.

The usual reading and visiting occupied the hours at the meeting- of the Neighborhood Reading club Thursday evening at the home of Miss Alice Sloan. The next meeting will be with Miss Alice Hubbard. The Friday Whist club Was entertained list evening by Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. Van Dyke. After an Interesting game Mrs. Van Dyke served luncheon. The members of Unity guild sewed and visited at the home of Mrs.

J. W. Van tion lor the annual sale to be held next Friday and Saturday at! Moore's pharmacy. The members of the Styx club formed a party at the Orpheum performance Frl-J aay evening ana enjoyea luncneon laier Miss Gladys Brown was hostess to the O. U.

Card club Thursday afternoon. At the customary game of bridge Mrs. Frank Wilson and Miss Loretto Carey captured the score favors. Mrs. Jonathan Brown assisted the hostess In serving luncheon.

Mrs. C. A. Davis entertained the M. A.

S. club yesterday afternoon at her home. The ladies spent the afternoon in visiting and sewing. Mrs. Davis served tea at 5 o'clock.

A small neighborhood 'net Friday evening and played brTe at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ijavis. Tr.i Hiawatha club met Monday with J. C.

Cannon. The prizes at five hundred were awarded to Mrs. Lutton, Mr. Charles Yeaman and Mrs. O.

T. Burt-ness. The hostess served luncheon at the close of the game. Mrs. David Thompson will entertain at the meeting tomorrow evening.

1 Miss Cleone Tetcr acted as chairman of the Erodelphian club Thursday. Roll call was answered by an Irish anecdote. An Irish story was read by Ethel Laird. "Winter Sports in Germany' Hazel And you will not have to waste your time in hunting satisfactory presents. 0UE INCOMPARABLE SHOPPING LIST Autoharps, Mandolius, Accordeons, Violins, Band Instruments, Violin Cases, Violiiicellos Banjos, Flutes, Drums, Talking Machines, Harmonicas, Music Rolls, Guitars, Records, Music.

ANQS W. A. ean Co. 313 FOURTH ST. See Us First Pi Auman.

The informal debate, "Resolved, That More Fun May Be Had From Ice Skating Than Roller Skating," was upheld in the affirmative by Ethel Brown and in the negative by Pearle Boggess. Gladys Beaver read an original story, "A Winter Experience." A recitation by Esther Morsch was followed by the critic's report. Next Thursday an open meeting will be held. M. W.

K. C. club met Thursday with Miss Ora Grier. The evening was spent informally and a luncheon served by the hostess. Miss Martha Burg was a guest The hostess at the next meeting will be Miss Ethel Shrake.

Mrs. C. R. Tythcott entertained the Or. G.

club Tuesday evening. Prizes at th usual game were taken by Mrs. Walter Harper, Mrs. R. Ruth and Mrs.

Le' Pacquette. Light refreshments follower the game. The special meeting of the Phlloniathiar club for the teachers and alumnae wa held last Thursday at the high school. Miss Adah Leunon called the meeting to Jic membars answered roil call by the name of some former PSillo-mathian. Current events were followed by two pleasing recitations by Miss Ruth Gallnsky.

Miss Florence Montgomery gave a talk on "The Motto and Aim of the Philos," and this was followed by two piano solos by Miss All-man. A paper on "The History of the Philomathian Club" was read by Miss Frances and the informal debate which followed. "Resolved, That the I Girls Should Have Ititerclub Debatrs," was decided In favor of the negative. Miss Isabel Webb contributed an instrumental selection. The formal debate, "Resolved, That the One Session Plan is the Best," was upheld in the affirmative by Miss Bonnie Robinson and Miss Bess Prescott.

and in the negative by Miss Edna Sedgwick add Miss Elizabeth James. Readings from "Maclwth" formed the study for the Bard of Avon club Wednesday at the home of -Mrp. N. Van Sickle. Mrs.

J. C- Meacham will be the next hostess. The Morning Side Card club was entertained at the usual meeting at the home of Mrs. G. N.

Falrchild Thursday afternoon, with Mrs. Frank Allen and Mrs. W. S. Beam guests.

The club spoon was awarded to Mrs. D. D. Myers. A dainty luncheon followed -the game.

The next meeting wlll. be with Mrs. A. W. Giehm.

The Pumpkin club spent Thursday afternoon in sewing l.nd visiting at the home Mies -Zeta Dugiaran. The hostess served dinner at 5:30 R'clock. Mifa Catherine Stackerl will be the next hostess. Tfe Mrs. X-10-U-8 club met Wednesday" with R.

E. Perrln and enjoyed the after-at five hundred. The prizes were by Mrs. Craighead and Mrs. noon taken Fred de Maranville.

Mrs. J. Murphy wllj be the nex4 hostess. rs. rs.

C. F. Lytle was hostess Thursday at the Fortunia card afternoon. Mrs. Jack Carney and Mrs.

Oscar Hoberg received the score and cut favors. The hostess served luncheon after the game. Mrs. Bert Waitt and Mrs. Joe Wells were hostesses -at the Strollers' meeting Wednesday.

Quests who enjoyed the afternoon of bridge with the club Miss Mama Foley, of Evanston. Mrs. tF. W. Ratbman.

of Dallas. S. D. Mrs. F.

J. McGrath, Mrs. George Adams, Mrs. J. J.

Murphy and Mrs. Charles Howell. The high score favors Were captured 'by Miss Hanson and Mrs. -W, Foley, and the all cut prizes were awarded to H. Knepper and Mrs.

Fred The hostesses served a dainty luncheon at the close of the game. Mrs. Royi Burbank will entertain at the next meeting. The Queen Anne Embroidery club met Thursday with Mrs. II.

MIchelstetter and enjoyed the afternoon Of visiting Dinners. Mr. and Mrs. John McHugh were host and hostess at an attractive 7 o'clock dinner Thursday. Poinsettias, roses and carnations made a pretting setting for the nine tables.

The evening hours were devoted to bridge, L. L. Kellogg, Mr. A. J.

More and Mr. John C. Kelly capturing the score and cut favors. Mr. and Mrs.

L. Kennedy entertained forty friends at dinner at 7 o'clock Monday evening. The parlors and dining room, where the small tables were placed, -were made attractive with poinsettias and roses, and each table was adorned with a center piece of pink roses and ferns. At the evening of bridge which followed the menu Mrs. William Milchrist, Mrs.

Albert Wakefield and Mr. Milchrist received the score awards. Folwers were sent to Mr, and Mrs. Kennedy by Mr. and Sirs.

H. p. Rev. R. T.

Chipperfield. former pastor, was present. Miss.Tena Crum entertained twelve girls at her home, Saturday 'evening in honor of her sistert Miss Katherine Crum, who is a December bride. In an interesting contest Misses EdiUv Wakefield, Mabel Pecaut, Naomi Martin, and Minnie Much-ow received 'Piizes. A Hmcheon was served at a long table artistically decorated with tho wedding colors, red and white.

The place cards were the work of the hostess. Miss Mabel Goodman sent flowers. Mr. and Mrs. P.

F. Kritton were surprised at rtheir home Friday evening by a company of friends. The affair was in the nature of a house warming and the hours tspent at playing five hundred followed by an informal musicale. Luncheon, was served at a late Mrs. I.

J. Randolph was hostess at a pretty prenuptial luncheon, yesterday Hi compliment to Miss Helen Kaump. 'i he afternoon hours were spent lnfprially. Mrs. Arthur Solvsberpj- entertained a dozen friends inform Thursday afternoon.

After thapieasant! hours of visiting and sewing" the hostess served tea. In coLment to Miss Katherine Crum, Mir' Margaret Turner entertained a company of friends of the prospective bride, Thursday evening. Music and visiting occupied the hours until luncheon, which was served by Mrs. F. H.

Turner and Miss Frances Turner, Miss was the-recipient of a hosiery shower. Miss Naomi Martin and Miss Mabel Pecaut entertained Wednesday In the home of the latter. Mis Katherine Crum was the honored guest. After the hours of visiting and musio Miss Frances Martin and Miss Mildred Pecaut assisted In serving luncheon, which was carried out In the chosen -colors, red and white. A huge red satin bow designated Miss Crum's place at the table.

Mrs. W. Won 1 wend Was surprised by. the ladies of the aerie at Eagles' hall Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.

J. Hol-lacher and Mrs. R. F. Foley captured the prizes, which they presented to Mrs.

Wohlwend. Mrs. Fred McDonald Seney and Miss Jessie Reney entertained a party of fifteen young ladies" Thursday evening at the home of the latter. The event was in honor 'Miss Lillian who leaves soon for the coast. Music and informal visiting was the evening's entertainment.

A delightful chafing dish luncheon was served hy Mrs, William Rolf and Mra. J. W. Seney. A farewell surprise party in honor of Mrs.

Roy Wilkinson -was given at the home of Mrs. Fred Webb last night High five was the amusement of the evening, the prizes being won by Mr. Fred Webb and Mrs. William Reid. who gave them to Mrs.

Wilkinson. Luncheon was served at o'clock. Miss Tessa Terwilllger entertained 1 a few friends Friday evening at a "baby in compliment to Miss Mary Frances Hudson," who will leave soon for Kansas City. After the hours of music and informality the served a Cltib' Gatherings, i -y- members of the Nouvelle club farmed -a party to see 'Blanche-Bates in "the Fighting Hope" Monday evening, i IMrs. C.

M. Swan, Chicago, vwas a guest at the meeUng of the H. S. -clt'b Miss Mayrne A. Zechan, 220 West Seventh etreet has composed a ''rag' entitled, and will demonstrate It at Davidson musio department during week.

M4ss Zechman is a pupil of Miss Helen Hamilton, and has to music, though this Is her first composition. W1HIY mni 9090 0.90 5f City TM01FE at the homo of Mrs. J. tu Boiton Aion.