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Show I.11W11 Purl). I A moit dellghtfal lawu party wai gWeirby Meidamea W.LJlUnwji and fcfWy wnsyssaTnsyslBflT3aiaV ,'ahMMea of IbMaSr onFriday ' a'f tersooti 5g? 3rd. The spacious lawn was beautifully decorated with bunting. In a Imely shady nook a booth was arranged with the national colors, where, during the afternoon, punch was served from a handsome hand painted punch bowl. Tables wero scattered over the lawn for cards, and whlil was the game played. ISeautlful double red holly hocks were uied for talllei; each winner had her head adorned with one of the gorgeous bloiioMs. After seven gamei had been playid, Mrs, W, U. Kliher wis the happy poiirnor of isven flowers and received a handtome hand painted toilet botllo. Mn. George Edglngton having onlr one blonom, was presented with a bottlo of purfume carefully pickid In twelve different dif-ferent boxes. Tho unwrapping of tho perfume caused much merriment. A largo table was sot ononeondof the lawn exquisitely arranged with cut glan and china and wai adorned with manei of iweet pen and margurltei. The refreshments re-freshments were dellcioui and tomiitsd of a great variety of delicacies. The parly was a incceii in every way, and the hoiteuea charming. The beau titullawn, the pretty drones of the! ladles, tho bright blonoini lu their hair, I the table 10 daintily laid made a fitting 1 picture for a kodak but no kodak waa I there. ', |
