Vest Highland avenue. They d at the home of hla bIj. S. F. Ferner, and a broth-iustafson.L»tlka.class members of the “hoot of the Williams Mu-irch, with their leader. Mrs. er, were entertained Friday at the homo of Mias Vera t the closo of several hours a dainty luncheon was the hostess and her moth-..* Miller.TH SIOUX CITYDriuge ciud. At tho close of the card game which followed the dinner, prizes were awarded to Mrs. W. C. Dushlnske, Mrs. Milo Sauer and Vincent'Rlordan.Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Dushlow and members of the Sweet Sixteen club were entertained at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Bushlow. Thursday evening.Dinner was served at 7 o’clock and was followed by cards, with Mrs. John Jenkins, Jr., and Henning Nelson winning the high score prizes and Mrs. Robert Lauer drawing the all-cut favor.Members of tho P. M. club a 7 o’clock dinner and an evt bridge Monday at tho home and Mrs. C. R. Coon. At t! of tho card game which folio dinner, prizes were awarded G. A. Ellis and C. Y. Sernstrc. R. Bavldge will entertain of tho O. E. S. Kensington y afternoon In the home of ry Rockwell. Several hours followed by the serving of luncheon will comprise the ’a program.tlldred Gill, of Winnebago, i a weekend visitor of friends Sioux City.;ular monthly meeting of Al-i. No. 316. A. F. and A. M., Thursday evening.E. Legg was hostess at one go parties of last week, when ■talned 24 guests Wednesday i. Several hours of bridge 1 with the serving of a dalntl-ited tea.Ing teas continue In popu-'wo were given last week by ner I1IU and Mrs. S. Sherry, ertalned on Thursday and afternoons. Fifteen guests sent at each affair and came nc. each representing the ll-book. Refreshments were conclude the entertainment occasions.ean Cornell and the teachers de In her homo will be Joint ut a bridge party Tuesday when they will entertain 20Mrs. Edward Ham presided at a 7 o’clock dinner Monday evening at the Hotel Lewis, having as guests the members of tho G. A. B. club. After the dinner the guests went to Mrs. Ham’s home and enjoyed an evening of bridge. When scores ware tallied prizes were awarded to Mrs. J. Leo Wilson and Mias Florence 8agness. Miss Elizabeth Barker, who was a guest of the club, remember* 1 tha hostess with flowers.Mr. ond Mrs. F. E. Muralr talned the members of the club at their home Wednest nlng. A two-course dinner ws at 7 o'clock, the guests bcln. at a long table attractively a In yellow and white. In th game which followed the prizes were awarded to Mr Nicholson, Mrs. J. E. Bunker D. Leeds and Willard LohnesCRESCENT PAFOn Wednesday evening the members of the T. E. C. club went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. N. TI» ton for an evening of cards. Tha affair was a surprise to Mr. and Mrs. Tilton and to help them celebrate their 23d wedding anniversary. Dinner that had been prepared by the self Invited guests was served at 7 o’clock, after which bridge was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Tilton were presented with a gift by tho guests.Mrs. Thomas 1*. Clark, of Peoria, 111., who is visiting In tho home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James F. Weart. was a guest of honor at a 1 o'clock luncheon Wednesday, givenMr.iand Mrs. W. F. Lorenz return this week from Chlca a visit of about 10 days the Lorenz departed Sunday a Lorenz Tuesday evening.R. A. Brody, who spent months In St. Paul, has rot his home In Crescent Park. ■ Mrs. Charles E. Evans, lfl Twenty-ninth street, has from Nemaha, la., where* t called by the death of her aur Epworth league met Wedne nlng in the Crescent Park 6 church.Mrs. Clarence Barr, who 1 confined to her home with ( cold, has recovered.Word has been received t -Bushnell, 2812 Myrtle street death of his brother, W. C. ; at Los Angeles, Cal.Mr. and Mrs. Bud Monr moved from their former horn Isabella street to 801 Jones si