- THE ALLIANCE HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER G, 1921.
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The ladies of the Methodist church
are staging a bazaar at the armory
on Thursday of this week, and elabor
ate preparations are being made to
make it a notable event Among the
features of the day are the serving of
' ' m 11-30 to 1:30
tiy 5:00 to 7:30. There will be a spe
t,..uua nour iiom 4 to 5 p. m.
A fancy work booth, country store
booth, parcel post hcoth, fish pond for
boy3 and girls, candy booth and Japan
ese booth are among the attractions
offered. In the evening a program
will be rendered, consisting of musical
numbers and readings.
A parish social will be held In St.
Matthews' parish house on Tuesday
evening, December 6. All parishioners
and friends are cordially invited to rt-tend.
Mrs. William Glass entertained Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Cutts, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Atz, Miss Katherine Shriner
and Fred Cutts at a Sunday dinner. J
The senior and junior" classes of the
high school are planning a skating
party ror lironcho lake on rrulay
evening of this week. , t
. Miss Evelyn Stanley entertained a
number of her little friends at her
home Saturday afternoon, December 3.
the occasion being her seventh birth
day. I he afternoon was spent in play
ing games with a dainty luncheon '
seneit at four o'clock. The guest list
included Dorothy Ruth Wills, Caroline,
and Hazel Garberg, Arline Ford, Mil-J
dred Klassin. Winifred Sweet, Eunice'
Nichols, DeBoris Jackson, Dorothy
lie!, junior and Billy Hall, Frances
O'Bannon, Alberta Brennan, Mary and
Bessie McClure, and Arnold Ford.
Mrs. W. C. Mounts will entertain
the Woman's Christian Temperance
union Thursday afternoon.
Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Drake and daugh-,
ter, Mardell, William Lamon and fam- j
ily, Mrs. Henry Davis and Clay Ogle,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Smith.
Henry Hier and Roy HofiNand of
Antioch were hauling corn from the
table, near Alliance Saturday. Mr.
Hier had rather bad luck his wagon
breaking down with a load of corn on.
The banquet given in honor of the
Alliance high school football team by (
the Domestic Science pupils Friday
evening was a decided success. Menus
were in the form of foot balls, were
cleverly filled with foot ball terms
which turned out to be very delicious
food and drinks cooked entirely by the
girls under the direction of their in
structor, Miss Gist. The menu con
sisted of fruit cocktail, Maryland
chicken, riced potatoes, green peas,
celery, olives and pickles, hot rolls,
cranberry sherbert and individual
cakes, coffee and after dinner mints.
Instead of the regular services at
the Christian church last night they
had a joint meeting of the Young
People's Missionary society and the
Ladies' Missionary society. Mrs. Wade
was the leader of the program and
Mrs. Lamon had charge of the devo
tional exercises. Revk Epfer gave a
talk on "Home and Foreign Missions"
and Miss Jennings talked on "The
Women of Today." Miss Valentine
Lawrence gave a reading and Mrs.
Kenneth Mohrman and Mrs. Robert
Atz sang a duet.
A. B. Sturgeon, who is traveling for ,
the J. P. Colt company, left today for
St. Paul, Neb., where he will make his
headquarters for the present.
Mrs. Ed. Whitaker of Berea suffered
a badly dislocated wrist and fractured
her arm last Friday night as the result
of a kick from a Ford.
The Woman's club will meet at the
club rooms at the city library Friday
afternoon at 2:45. Hostesses: Mes
dames Bogan, Ida Johnson and Mary
Laing. Subject, "Sculpture." "Tall:
on Sculpture," Mrs. Reitha Laing.
"American Sculptures," Mrs. Katheryn
Mallery. "Noted Monuments or Am
erica," Mrs. Anna Miller. "Noted.
Statues of America," Mrs. Cox. The
only change that has been made in the
year book is Mrs. Alary Laing out ana
Mrs. Amy, Sturgeon in.
Miss Marguerite Briggs and sister
of Antioch spent Saturday and Sunday
with their grandmother, Mrs. Martha
Patmore.
A. Sweet, Burlington engineer be
tween Scott3bluff and Guernsey is
spending a few days with his family in
Alliance.
Mrs. J. A. Hunter will entertain the
Methodist choir Wednesday evening at
her home, instead of Thursday even
ing. About thirty Alliance Odd Fellows
are planning to attend a special meet
ing of the Dalton lodge tonight
Mr. and Mrs. J. Kridelbaugh return
ed the last of the week from an ex
tended trip to the west coast. '
Mrs. J. H. Conham of near Dunlap
came to Alliance Saturday for a
weeks' medical treatment.
Mrs. A. R. Sturceon entertained this
afternoon at 2:30 at four tables of
Monte Carlo whist and a dainty three
course luncheon at five. Those present
were the Mesdames A. J. Cole, A. E. I
Nelson. Ti. E. Knieht. Harrv Thiele. J.
Armour, H. E. Marvin, J. S. Rhein,
Harry DuBuque, Clarence Schafer,
Fred Feagins, R. T. Morgan, W. E.
Spencer, . u. HitcncocK, k. m. iin-
Kom, ueoge wintzer ana k, l.. jonn
etone.
Mrs. S. W. Long will leave the last
of the week for Lincoln, where she
will spend the winter.
Miss Mamie Collins entertained the
Fortnightly kensington at her home
Monday evening. ; - '
Mrs. E. R. Harris left Saturday for
Omaha where she will remain till
after the holidays.
The Eastern Star will entertain all
Eastern Star teachers this evening at
the Masonic hall.
C. A. Dow will leave today for Don
ning to begin work on wiring the sta
tion there.
The regular "monthly meeting of
Post M, Nebraska division, T. P. A.,
will me held at the chamber of com
merce rooms at 7 o'clock Friday eve
ning, December 9, 1921. Every mem
ber is expected to be present, as there
are several important subjects to con
sider. The ladies are requested to be
at the meeting place at 8 o'clock.
There will be amusements; also some
thing to eat.
Miss Avis Joder and Commiss'oners
George W. Duncan, A. C. Hashman
and George Carrell left Sunday noon
for Omaha to attend the convention of
county clerks to be held December 6,
7 and 8. Miss Joder was accompanied
by Mrs. Herman Nelson. They expect
to return Friday.
Mrs. Emma Kitchen, stenographer
in the office of Judge L. A. Berry, re
turned Sunday from Minatare, where
Fhe has been for the past few weeks
at the bedside of her sister, Mrs. Fred
Hellings, who has been seriousy ill.
Mrs. Hellings has been taken to a hos
pital in Scottsbluff.
A meeting of all the women who
signed the charter for the woman's
auxiliary to Alliance post of the
American Legion ha3 been called for
8 o'clock on Wednesday evening of
this weeK at tne nome oi airs. An
drew Dodge, temporary' chairman.
The members of Kinunka Campfire
held a meeting Monday evening at the
home of their guardian, Mrs. George
L. Burr. Plans were made for dis
tributing Christmas baskets to the
poor, and also for a Christmas party
for the Campfire.
The Woman's Sunday School class
of the Christian church very pleasant
ly surprised their teacher, Mrs. E. I.
Gregg, this afternoon the occasion
being her birthday.
The Woman's guild of the Episco
pal church will meet at the Parish
house Wednesday afternoon at three
'clock with Mrs. Earl Mallery as
hostess.
Tha Westminister cuild will meet
Thursday avening at the home of Miss
Kuth Nation. All laaies imreKiu in
the work of the guild are invited to
attend.
Miss Katherine Fletcher spent the
week-end with her parents in Alliance.
Dr. and Mrs. M. J. Baskin enter
tained a few friends at dinner Friday.
B. W. Keach has been quite ill for
the past few days with the flu.
Miss LaRue Davis, of Chattanooga,
Term., only weighed 76 pounds. After
taking three bottles of Tanlac, bha now
weighs over 100 pounds and is enjoy
ing the best of health. F. E. Holsten.
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The ladies' auxiliary of the Preby
terian church will be entertained by
Mrs. W. C. Mount Wednesday after
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