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Mrs. J. D. Cirni entertained the
Methodist Ladles' Aid at her home
yesterday afternoon, and all enjoyed
a pleasant afternoon.
Invitations have been Issued by
Mra. W. 8. Shaw to an "at home", to
a given In honor of her daughter,
Miss Margaret Bbaw, next Tuesday
afternoon, December ?1.
Announcements were issued yes
terday for the marriage of Miss Viv
ian Zelma Holloway to William Oro
ver Niemann to take place Wednes
day evening, December 22.
Mr. and Mra. Ttfl R. Reddish en
tertained large company of young
people at their ranch home, Sunday
last. An elaborate dinner waa serv
ed the guests, to which all did Justice
and enjoyed,
The ladies of the Episcopal Ouild
were entertained at the parish house
Wednesday afternoon, and a very In
teresting meeting is reported. Mrs.
Holsten and Mrs. Beck with were
hostesses for the company, and a
barrel of fruit, Jellies and different
kinds of preserves waa securely pack
ed and sent off to St. Luke'a hospital
at Kearney.
Mrs. D. W. Kenner is to entertain
the 1914 Club at her home this evening.
Seventeen boys, belonging to the
football squad, were agreeably en
tertained at a turkey dinner, given lu
their honor Tuesday evening of this
week. The event was arranged by
E. O. Laing and held at his home.
Besides the athletes, he had for his
guests Prof. Crawford and Mr. Glad
son. The Misses Dorothy Smith, Ed
na Bowman, and Mrs. Vermillion as
sisted Mr. Lalng in serving the din
ner.
On last Saturday evening, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Mollrlng entertained some
of their old friends, at a 6 o'clock
dinner party. They had for their
guests Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rowan,
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Norton, Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. James
Hunter, and Mr. and Mrs. M. E.
JohtiRon. The evening was enjoyed
by all the company.
Mr. and Mrs. John Snyder enter
tained a company of friends at their
home last Friday evening. The hours
were enjoyed with cards, and at the
dose of the evening light refresh
ments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Trabert were
fcoats to a Jolly party who went out
to their ranch home last evening. The
company were transferred to the
home In a hay rack, and games and
refreshments helped to make the ev
eping a pleasant one.
Mrs. Ada Spencer, secretary of the
Woman's Federated club. Is to enter
tain the members of that organiza
tion tomorrow afternoon at her home,
at 1004 Cheyenne avenue. The ses
sion will be one for Boclal enjoyment
and a Christmas "grab bag" will be
an Interesting feature of this Import
ant function. "A good deed Is never
lost. He who sows courtesy reaps
friendship, and he who plants kind
ness gathers love."
On Saturday last Alliance was
treated to a "tag day", when several
of the energetic people of the city
went about selling Red Cross seals.
Misses Grace Carlson, Edith Reddish,
Thelma Fitzpatrlck, Helen Rice and
Dorothy Bicknell, attired in Red
Cross costumes, made every effort to
sell the supply of seals on hand. The
funds showed good success, and as
the cause is a worthy one, it is hoped
that the pretty little seals will be
used on all packages.
On Tuesday evening of last week,
Mra. Mary Vermillion pleasantly en
tertained at a 6 o'clock dinner. She
had for her guesta Mr. and Mrs.
Cheater Aldrich of Lincoln, Misses
Haset Bowman, Dorothy Smith, and
Sfr. Chester Rosa, and Mr. and Mra.
4S. C. Smith.
large company of the friends of
4TUs Virginia Broome responded to
her Invitation to attend the bazaar
And dinner given at her home laat
Taarsday evening. The event was
ucceasful and her guests seemed
gr to purchase the many pretty
things on sale.
Ou Wednesday afternoon, Decem
ber 15, at the Methodist parsonage In
Alliance, occurred the marriage of
Miss Maude Newton of Missouri Val
ley, Iowa, and Archibald Dalley, of
Torrlngton, Wyo., the Rev. J. B.
Cams officiating. The bride la a for
mer hotel mistress, but gave up her
business to become a home-keeper
The groom la a wealthy rancher, and
has prepared comfortable and pleas
ant surroundings for their future.
The happy couple are spending a few
days hereabouts, and later will leave
for Torrlngton, where they will be
happily located.
And now on come rushing the
young people from the Bchools and
colleges home for the great festiv
ities of the Christmas season, and
the one day for home coming in the
year. The books have been thrown
aside and forgotten for the time,
needed articles have been tousled in
to bags, and away they go for a hap
py holiday. Parents stand with open
arms to greet them as they ascend
the old home steps, and then begins
the greatest Jollity of the whole
year. How mysteriously crnel the
fate for some who cannot see the
home folks, and fortunate are those
who can gather around the Yule log!
Attend the chicken pie dinner and
hataar and oyster supper given In the
id Empress building, West 3rd
atreet. The patronesses of this af
fair are the ladles of the Christian
church and a social time 1b assured
as well as the splendid repast of good
things which are to be served. The
date is Saturday, December 18.
E. G. Laing bad for his guest at
dinner last evening Mr. Logan, who
haa taken up a residence in our city
The two men served three years In
the Philippines, and were together
Ifke pala for a good share of the time,
The hours were undoubtedly passed
avieaiy aa iney enumerated some
thrilling adventures of the life to
tether, and Mrs. Lalng served a de
licious dinner.
Mlsa Vivian Holloway was guest of
honor; at a party given by Mra. Lloyd
C. Thomas Tuesday evening of this
reek. The rooms were tastefully
decorated In red and white, one room
VHMng festooned with rei streamers
and bells, and the other done In
"hearts and cuplds". After the guests
had assembled, Miss Holloway was
phoned for, apd when she entered
the room waa surprised to find such
a company. However, all Joined In
the social activities of the evening
Miss Leone Mallery and Miss Blanche
Kibble gave readings, and Miss Ruth
lonara aengntea tne party with a
wejl rendered instrumental solo.
"The HlBtory of Their Engagement"
waa composed by each one In attend
ance, previous to the serving of the
delicious three course luncheon. Ap
pointments were laid at two large ta
pies, piace caras Deing nearts, ana a
profusion or red carnations added to
the brightness of the occasion. Mrs.
Thomas was assisted by Mrs. L. I.
Smith, Mrs. D. W. Kenner and Mrs.
u. It. Highland, while the guests
were seated, a miniature Christmas
tree was arranged in another room,
and on it placed small favors for each
one, also the gifts which the friends
had prepared for the bride-to-be. A
great deal of merriment was enjoyed
as she opened her packages and gra
ciously thanked each one who had re
membered her. Mrs. Thomas had
for her list of guests: Misses Hazel
Bennett, Cynthia Davenport, Nelle
Tash, Nell Keeler, Ruth Leonard. Av
is Joder, Florence Aiken, Leone Mai
lery. Hannah Kniest, Kate Knlest.
Blanche Kibble, IVvlan Holloway,
Teresa O'Donnell, Hanah Keane,
Margaret Shaw, Edna Bulolck; and
Meadames Pennycuick, Besse Pick
tt. L. II. Highland, G. A. Rendle, L.
A. Suprise, George Read, D. W. Ken-
aer. L. L, Smith. L. Z. Holloway.
The students' recital, under the
direction of the Alliance School of
Music, given In the Reddish Hall, on
Tuesday evening, waa well attended
by an appreciative audience. Every
iv.c v.no took rart In tne on-rms
aiertainment showed great skill in
i he art which they aro st.iiylnt,. Tin
vocal soloists of the evening were
Mrs. W. D. Fisher, Miss Mabel Sward
and Mrs. A. F. Bundy, pupils of Miss
Burnett. Students under the InHtru. -
lon of Mrs. Zedlker who gave pleas
Inp telectlons were: Mildred Pate
Margaret Zehrung, Phyllis Thouip
son, Kugenia iaing ana miss iiattie
Renswold. Miss Blanche Kibble de
lighted her audience with two read
tags, and Madeline Zedlker, Tressa
Vandervoort and Mrs. M. M. Hey
nolds gave readlnga which won cred
It for their endeavors and the efforts
of Miss Gtfford, teacher of dramatic
art.
One of the most delightful func
tions of the season was held at the
home of Miss Hazel Bennett, when
she entertained a company of lady
friends In honor of Miss Vivian Hol
loway. The rooms were prettily dec
orated in pink and white, and the
same color scheme was carried out In
the three course luncheon. The Miss
es Helen Rice, Edith Reddish and
Grace Carlson assisted Miss Bennett
Kensington was enjoyed and the ex
pectant bride was showered with
many beautiful gifts In linen. Miss
Bennett's list of guests Included the
Misses Irene Rice, Mildred Campbell,
Eunice Eldred, Leone Mallery, Ruth
Leonard. Charlotte Molrlng, Dorothy
Smith, liable Mosher, Florence Aik
en, Hannah Keane, Teressa O'Don
nell, Nelle Tash, Nell Keeler, Avis
Joder, Cynthia Davenport, Blanche
Kibble, Miss Holloway and her moth
er, Mrs. L. Z. Holloway.
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Your overhauling bill
year didn't it?
came due all at once last
MIsb Evelyn M. Ross, of this place,
and Chester H. Aldrich, of 'Lincoln.
were united in marriage at the home
of the bride's mother, Mrs. Ida Road
Wednesday evening. December 8.
The Impressive ring service was used
Rev. Lewis Mclntyre being the of
ficiating clergyman. Mlsa Edna Bow
man played the wedding march, and
Miss Katheryn Knlest sang "O,
Promise Me". After the ceremony,
which occurred at 8 o'clock, the
friends who witnessed the marriage,
and the newly wedded couple, were
seated to a delicious six course din
ner. the latter being In charge of
Miss Hazel Bowman, assisted by Mrs.
0. D. Gaddls, and the Misses Edna
Bowman and Dorothy Smith. The
rooms were prettily decorated with
ferns, palms, roses and carnations.
The bride was charming In her dress
of white georgette, trimmed with
Spanish lace and fur, and she carried
a bouquet of white roses and lilies of
the valley. Amid the congratula
tions and good wishes from their
friends they departed that evening
for their future home in Lincoln,
where the groom has fitted out a bun
galow, ready for occupancy. The
bride grew to womanhood In Alliance
and while attending the city schools
of this place she became a favorite
with a wide circle of friends. She
afterward attended Carroll college in
Wisconsin, and also attended the Ne
braska State University, In Lincoln,
where she first met her husband.
Among the young people of Alliance
she was popular and well liked, and
she is capable of making the new
home what It should be. The guests
from out of town who were present
at the wedding were: Mrs. J. A.
Gardener of Republic, Wash., Miss
Hazel Bowman of Hay Springs, and
Mrs. Geo. Hicks of Ravenna, Nebr.
Wa spend too much time wonder
ing what the naw y tar will bring us.
It is batter to ask ourselves what
wa are going to make of it. Life
doaa not coma in aaaled packages,
ready for use whan opened. Time
ia only its raw material, and from
itwa can make vary much what wa
choose. Instead of waiting for soma
prize to drop into our hands, 1st us
aeiza tha days as they pass and
mold thm into forms of usefulnets
and baauty
AN EXPENSIVE INSTITUTION
Avoid This
SUPPOSE THIS WINTER YOU HAVE A LITTLE OV
ERHAULING DONE EACH MONTH, THEN YOUR
BILL WILL NOT BE SO MUCH EACH TIME.
WE WANT TO KEEP AN EFFICIENT FORCE THE
YEAR AROUND, AND TO DO THIS WE MUST KEEP
THEM BUSY.
PROBABLY YOU LIKE TO HAVE ONE MAN WORK
ON YOUR CAR WHENEVER YOU BRING IT IN. TO
KEEP THIS MAN WE MUST KEEP HIM BUSY.
WE WANT TO KEEP OUR SERVICE FIRST-CLASS,
AND ASK YOUR CO-OPERATION IN DOING THIS.
Bring in Your Fords and Let Us
Overhaul Thenr
Have Your Overhauling Done During the
Winter months
Keeler-Coursey Company
The Ford Garage
Ktnnni;nmimiimiwjmurm
mmnrinro8S
tut Cost of Chrlstmaa Pays Bia Re
turns In Joy and Happiness of
Children.
Christmas ia a very costly InBtltu
tlon. It makes deep holes in million
ot well-filled peckets. Father'a hand
reaches into his pocket more often
in the few weeks before Christmas
than during ary other period of equal
extent In the whole year. And lota ol
mcney goea for presents that, in th
hands of happy children, last a very
short time. Nightfall of Christmai
day sees many toys ia mangled lieapi
that bright and shining and new greet
ed the little folka as they hopped out
of bed Chrlstmaa morning. And mil
Bona and millions of things are bought
that never would be, if it were not foi
Christmas. But does all tbia mean thai
Christmas ia not worth the money It
costs, that it would be better If tb
world did not observe the anniversary
of Christ's birth in the way it does'.
Nobody In the whole wide Christian
part ot tha world will say that Christ
mas does not pay for itself, that It It
not worth all It costs, and that it li
not a bargain at any price. Where can
be found a father and mother - who
feel that they have been cheated by
Chrlstmaa. after they hear tha gur
gllng laughter of their children, in
ecstaay among their new toya, even It
there had to be skimping and saving of
pennies to buy tha little presents T
Savannah News.
Heating Stove
165. Eagles Hall.
2-6203-tf
for aale. Phone
CAR OF OREGON
APPLES
WE UNLOADED, THIS WEEK, A CAR OF THE
FINEST APPLES PRODUCED IN THE NORTH
WEST. THEY ARE PACKED IN BOXES AND
INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING VARIETIES :
RED CHEEK PIPPIN, ARKANSAS BLACK, BLACK TWIG,
ROME BEAUTY, WINESAP, BEN DAVIS,
PERM AIM,. GANO.
AMONG THEM ARE ABOUT 200 BOXES OF
WINESAPS AND ARKANSAS BLACK WHICH
WE OFFER FOR'
$1.40 and $1.50 per box
PRICES RANGE UP TO $2.25 FOR EXTRA FAN
CY. THE APPLES AT $1.40 ARE EQUAL TO
WHAT YOU USUALLY PAY $2.00 FOR.
Christmas Trees and
Christmas Decorations.
AS WELL AS EVERYTHING FOR YOUR
CHRISTMAS DINNER, FROM SOUP TO NUTS,
AND INCLUDING TURKEY.
Mallery Gro. Co.
Quality Grocers
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