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wont. Mr?. H. E. Winner, in addition to members of her family will entertain Mr. and Mrs. \V. J, Dibble, Miss Josephine Dibble, Lieut, and Mrs. Carl A. Robinson and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A. C- Htebbins and Mr. ami Mrs. Starks, of Lansing; Mrs. E. R. Simmons will entertain Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Allen and Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Day: Mrs. R. K. Bentley will give a dinner the Sunday following Thanksgiving.giving guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louts Rentschler.* * * *In Honor of finest—Mrs. W. G. Non email entertained hast evening in honor of Mrs. Ehrmann of Michigan City, Intl.. who has been her guest and who returned home . today. Fifteen ladies were present Hand they passed the evening llay*nS | nregressive pedro. Mrs. Julius Nagmj won the high .score prise, she cutting with Mrs. Louis Wcbrie. Mrs. Jacob Eiaiiembush, jr., received the second high score .prize and Mrs. Ehrmann was given a guest of honor prize. A * two-course supper was served all being seated at one long table, the decoratings being of a Thanksgiving nature j as were also the place cards and nap-Birthdsty Surprise—About thirty of the friends of Miss Louise Schmidt met at the home of Miss Grace Vogt last evening and then proceeded in a body to tlie home of Miss Schmidt, where they tendered her a complete .surprise, .it being her birthday anniversary. The j evening was pleasantly passed in playing games and there were piano ami violin selections. Dainty refreshments were served. The guests presented Miss Schmidt with a gold ring as a momento of the occasion.hPresbyterian Men's Club—■ rrns-.pr^Hyi£»yInrt -ITqa’a . club . willJU*xt Tuesday evening ui in the church parlors. Mr. Harrington of the Y. M. C. A. at Camp Custer will address the men and Miss Leora Doolittle will sing. The wives ami friends of the men will be . their guests. Refreshments will he served.Copenhagen. Xov. 27.—According to kina. The affair was very much en-..^ Vienna Kotrespondenz bureau tu-joyeu by Mrs. Noneman's guests.a s o a.Thntiksgirintr (iuests—day, General Dukhonin. formerly Russian commander-in-chief, announced he had received an allied protest i against a separate peace. 'The alliedf.«-» **■2' ■ • a5a:u3v n* * ' ^ ■3Irs. J. E. Lowery, Rcnald Lowery,coannunication, the dispatch declared,_ « — .1 tt / nt l-IIn ?lT T* UTt/1 • . . . . ~ r. TiUiPMr. and Mrs. Bert Conklin, Mr. intimated £ separate peace, was Mrs. Wade Watson will arrive from j “ft-aught with serious coostcjueiKrc Detroit tomorrow and bo tho Thanks- !
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Evening Chronicle

Marshall, Michigan, US

Tue, Nov 27, 1917

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