Miss Mildred Shull was hostess for
a sleighing party of about thirty New
Year's Eve, and, after spending sev
eral hours very pleasantly the party
returned to the Shull residence and
after the birth of the New Year, spent
the remainder of the night in tripping
the light fantastic toe. A splendid
lunch was served and a most joyful
time was had by all.
THE APPEAL man was the guest at
supper at the .Stewart Hotel, New
Year's Day, of Mr. Charles Lapsley,
who was in a very happy frame of
mind on account *of a visit from his
wife, enroute to Kansas City, Mo., to
see their son, Dr. Lorenzo B. Lapsley,
now serving as interne in the general
hospital of that city. After visiting
her son, Mrs. Lapsley will go to Port
land, Ore., before returning home.
Among th several social affairs of
the week, the biggest and best was
the New Year's Matinee Party, given
under the auspices of the Y. G. B.
Club at Finch Hall, 614 Hennepijri
avenue, from 1:00 to 6:00 o'clock last
Monday afternoon. The hall, which
was used by our people for the first
time, was crowded there being up
ward of two hundred persons present.
In fact it was the biggest success
that this popular club of young ladies
has ever had. The younger element
predominated largely and the hand
some costumes worn made a very
brilliant showing that augmented the.
