Show < > OOO O 0 o OaDfN 80alm j U J < > o < > v coo < > Saturday March 16 being the birthday birth-day of Miss Jennie Snyder and Miss Mollie Toombs a delightful surprise party was given in their honor by Mrs Murray Shepherd assisted by Misses Olive and liiHa Snyder An original and very amusing game was introduced bringing in over 100 advertising pictures pic-tures clipped from the newspapers and standard magazines These pictures were cut out and in such a manner as to leave no words which would furnish fur-nish a clue to the identity of the firm Issuing it The pictures wore numbered and exhibited to the guests who endeavored en-deavored to write down the name of the firm using the picture The game gave rise to no end of laughable incidents inci-dents It was surr > rsins how confusing confus-ing the most familiar pictures became when starated from the printed matter mat-ter describing them Rublfoam was time and again confounded with sozo dont Munyon Shores Shores and Paine ho of the celery compound fame wire confounded one with another and it was discovered that other people peo-ple say good morning besides those who wish to know if the ablutions have been performed with a certain brand of soap Complexion powders and complexion com-plexion masks wens guessed as identi ca while cod liver oil was associated with various brands of sarsaparilla and the revenue laws were violated time and again by putting cigar labels on brands where they had no right Miss Patton won first prize having guessed 42 correctly while Miss George i Smith I was compensated for her lack of I i success by an appropriate prize A very j I tasteful luncheon was served and the 1 l guests pronounced the meeting one of the most pleasant and unique parties I of the season The guests were Mesdames Mes-dames W W Watters Archie Bowman Bow-man Vail Misses Maud and George Smith Bessie Boothe Levina Griffin Oliva Snyder Patton Rilla Snyder Lizzie Toombs and Etta Keith of Park City < < > n The y M C A has become quite a factor in social affairs especially those of a semipublic nature Not only does the organization itself give many pleasant pleas-ant events but it is the rendezvous for other organizations A most successful affair way the reception and entertainment entertain-ment given Tuesday evening under the J joint auspices of the Baptist Young Peoples Union the Bpworth League e and the local union of the Young Peoples Peo-ples Society = of Christian Endeavor l The entertainment was for the purpose of raising funds to entertain the deletes dele-tes of the national convention of Christian Endeavor who will stop over here en route to San Francisco Each I of the societies had one of the three east windows of the hall and had decorated dec-orated it tastefully Stanley McIntosh was master of ceremonies and save a j j I short address of welcome Instrumental 1 solos were given by TV O Kay and Miss Laura MInty vocal solos by Miss Mame Harrington and O W Pierce I and recitations by Mrs F R Christensen Christen-sen and Mirs Mabel Green well Rev r A P Tedrick gave a brief address An Intermission in the programme was t r taken in order to permit theserjOng 0fJ delirious refreshments The hall and c adjacent rcoms were thronged the entire i en-tire evening and entertafnment was a complete success from every point j of view I I i 0 < s > i Thursday evening a most delightful affair was given in Castle hall in honor of Canton Ogden I O O F by the j uniform rank K P The prize cup II won by the canton from the Knights in the recent drilling contest was conspicuous conspic-uous in a place of honor and was I I j draped with the choicest of flowers It v as borrowed from the winners for the I occasion and its reception was the occasion oc-casion of some pleasant ceremonies i I Guards of honor were specially detailed I de-tailed to oct after it A series of high five gam s were played and re I fiulted in pri7f being carried home by ilr s P A C > k Mr Yo H Zion Miss + Powers and Mrs A TV Brown While j the banquet tales were being arranged a brief programme was rendered Master i Mas-ter Wilbur Vashburn fairly captured I the audience by clever recitation work After a banquet of many courses I Captain Brown made a speech addressed particularly to the visitors I vis-itors Captain Anderson responded 1 Extemporaneous speeches were also made by Messrs Cook Turner Pulver Jennings and others < V 0 v The afternoon dance yesterday at the Union was cite successful and the young men will likely be importuned t have it repeated two weeks hence I 4 < > A < Mrs R C Smcad was the recipient I of a pleasant surprise party Wednesday Wednes-day evening Mrs = Thompson and Mr i Hill were awarded the consolation I prizes among the guests were essrs and Mesdames wo W Corey S A Minter A B Corey Thompson Mesdames Mes-dames Kggleston Angel Beckerton Misses Stella Minter Nellie Hardy Lillie Yates Kate MacGregor Maggie Thornley ilessrn Eggleston Browning Brown-ing Hill Corey and Thornley J C Armstrong is sojourning in California 0 Mrs J S Boreman will entertain the Aglaia Tuesday March the 23rd at 230 p m W L R Rogers is back from his eastern east-ern visit n nAt n-At the last meeting of the John A Logan IV R C held March 12 the John A Logan Literary club was fully organized a constitution and bylaws adopted and the club emblems chosen The club colors will be the patriotic colors of the orderred white and blue The club motto the beautiful motto of the order Fidelity Charity and Loyalty and the club flowEr the oldfashioned garden flower which does so murh faithful service memorial day i the flag a species of the iris but i 1 whose botanical name is flour de lis It I I is not intended that the literary feature fea-ture shall in any manner overshadow j i the work of the corps but after busi i I ness is done to spend an hour in the + mutual improvement of the members j i actl the discussion of the vital inter if ts of the day The open parliament or Friday brought out a brief discus oion < of the Cretan question the Cuban the arbitration treaty and the inaugural I inaugu-ral ball At the meeting on Friday L next the 26th Mr Hcndershott will I give U A Glimpse of the Past Administration Adminis-tration Mr Epperson A Glimpse I of the Present Administration Mrs Rani ford Smith uA Review of the Work of the Last Ttali Legislature the programme to close with a current event discussion led by 1 the president < t < L A surprise party was given Monday evening in honor of Mrs E3ggleston of Monroe avenue Among those present were Mr and Mrs W W Corey Mr and Mrs Thompson Mr and Mrs R C Smead Mr and Mrs Frank Howe Mr and Mrs Boyle Mr and Mrs Dan kpugh Mr and Mrs Dermody Misses tJlcGregor and Minters Mr Boyle t 0 La Coterie met las weelc with Mrs Elliott on Adams avenue The paper r I I of the afternoon was Venice in Art and Literature It was read by Mrs Smith It proved very entertaining as well as containing many matters of historical interest A memory game 1 proved very interesting Fifty articles arti-cles were placed on a table and the J guests allowed to survey the table a few moments when each one wrote down as many of the articles as she I could remember Mrs Graham who remembered 33 of the articles received i re-ceived a handsome copy of Paradise i Lost bound in green The color I scheme of the decoration was of the i I same color in honor of Irelands patron saint I The guests of the day were Misses Whalen Walker and Eddy I < s > > < J > r The Leap Year High Five club was I entertained Friday night by Mrs H Stewart at the Reed hotel Cards were the order of the evening Mrs William Will-iam and Mrs John Conlisk carried off the honors < > < i > 0 Mrs J H Thomas gave a Kensington I Kensing-ton tea Friday afternoon The game of Dressing the New Woman was greatly enjoyed and the prize an empire em-pire fan was won by Mrs Anderson I I Those present were Mesdames Corey j E T Hulanski A McGaw Vorhies Joseph Ballantyne Joseph Scowcroft Misses Rose Canfield Rose Hulanis I ski Flo Barrett Hattie Annis and May I Brown < 5 > < 5 > < J > I Tomorrow evening the Fifth ward I institute a benefit missionary entertainment enter-tainment will be given for Elders Dan I kers and K Alkema A choice pro gramme has been prepared and all are I invited 7 0 < 2 > I A surprise party in honor of James I Rider was given Thursday At cards I i the head prizes were won by Mrs I Charles Wright and Mrs Allred and I the consolation prizes by Miss Brant ling arid Mrs Garner Invited guests 1 were Mr and Mrs Allred Mr and Mrs Garner Mt and Mrs Lee Gibson Gib-son Mr and Mrs James Ballard Mr I and Mrs Charles Meighan Mr and i Mrs J R Kelly Mrs M F Stafford Mrs Lowe Miss Glbbin Miss Simpson Simp-son Mr Will Gibbin Miss Eva Brant ing Mr and Mrs James Ritcher Mr Fred Keller |