The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-22
nITR BO1 LII ANB LII

Of ths Home liissIonsEy sOeissy.
A very enjoyable afternoon Wasspont
at the lovely home Of Mr. and Mrs. p.
T. Miekler on the 18th Of October. The
occasion being the third quarterly mite
box opening Of the Home Miasion Aux.
iliarv OF Tallahassee. This Is the last
social Of les kind Cor the year 1909, and
Of all the sweet music, recitatiOna, read
lngs, dainty and delicious Refreshments
these excelled them all. The dear little
mite boxes merilY iingled, and the sill
yer tray accepted many pieces a. tree
win offerings, knowing that every
penny would 90 toward fulfilling the
pledge OF the W. H. "a. Society Tor the
Trinity Church Sunday School addition.
"A full and creditable program was
made and carried out after the praise
worthy fashion Of the President, Mra.
I. s. Patterson. Scripture lesson was
read by president, pertaining 90 tne
union between. Christ and his church,
under the parable Of the vine. followed
by a good and uplifting prayer by Mrs.
Lester, and then one hymn, Come
Thou Almighty King"
Beautiful words OF greeting and wei
come were extended BY president % all
the friends present. She hoped that
that there might be things on the pro-
gram which would prove Of interest and
Sc a pleasure as well az profit % each
and every one who cared enough % &C.
cent our invitations. The pure and in-
vigorating atmosphere pervadiuQ the
scene was q source Of inspiration 20 th0
soul. making one more zealous and un-
selfish. The absentees know not what
they missed.
Applicable to the above scripture
reading, John, 18th chapter ~ am
the vine and ye are the branches,
un.uue salad was served, "dome Mis-
sion Fruit Salad" IN the form Of grape
leaves. containing precious mOr8Sls.
wi ich, u Will digested, woulo BE-
strenq thening 70 both mind and s0ul.
Niss Kate Mickler entered the parlor
bearing q beautiful china dish with thls
salad which she passed % every ono,
after which these morselsof interesting
facts we're read aloud, one at q time,
and then they we're gathered up Tor td-
LltIs Miss Margaret Strange favoged
us with 3 recitation called "DrOpplng
the Pennies" There were two readings
one by Mics Jessie Blake, Home ale-
sIon SoWers," the other 81 8fs III 4.
/ Felkel, "a Work for Everyone.
Our musical frioEds certainly edded
much 10 the enjoyment of the 0coaaion,
60 whom we are indebted tor rendering
tha following beautiful music
Piano SOlo--HuntiuK Song Mondel-
aaohn. Miss Jessie EdmOndson.
Vocal Solo "a .wearyin foe You '-
Carrie Jacobs Bond, Mrs. Park Team
Voed Duet-"I Would That Ny
Love. 4" NJ Menielss0hn-- Mrs. p. I 3ick-
Ter and Miss Salhe Blake accu Danl9t.
Miss Elisabeth tatum.
Vocal SOlO-"Just for Today" enc
Bingham Abbott Miss Clifton Byrd.
Vocal Solo, "Slng the Song K0u Sang
In Days Of Old Janet Gordon %.
Park Trammell, accompanies, Aor
Jessie EdmOndsOn.
Piano Solo-(al "The Bells--C Carlee
Mora. (ol Voice De Concert Bach.
Vocal Solo--(a) Daisies es'--HaWleg.
(bl "The Rose That Sadly Slghe'--
Franz Miss Bly Picket
The house was beautifully decorated
with vases Of roses and dahliaa anQ
not plants everywhere. Refreshments,
other than the "Missl0n Fruit Salad,
were served even % the third cQuCa1,
the second and third beng Hhome Ma
sion" candies and cake and Ice cream
delicious Just eueh aa our hospilabIc
hostess knows how % deal 0ut % nol
guests. With one accord the w1o|e NJ
fair was pronounced q great socccslI
and the leave taking was 3 relQcleai
ore. bat there u an end Of hngeFln
when the voices from other quarters att
4 cllHng 90 come we may, bat - ~
must. hecordinR SeereSAfy'