The Delta independent., 1909-02-05
Delta Socially Noted
Societies Busy WhirI
Happily Entertained by Exoerienced
Hosts and Hostesses


The fancywork club "'The Jolly
Thirteen" were royalty entertained on
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Hayworth.
The W. Z. T. U. gave a reciprocative
supper on Thursday evening of this
week. The proceeds will go toward
buying books for the school library.
The ladies' are to be commended for
their help along this line.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Presbyterian church will give a
social at the Killian home on Garnet
mesa next Friday evening. A splendid
program has been arranged. The
social is public and all are invited.
Mrs. Chas. Bowden and Mrs. Dave
Hensler entertained the Bridge Whist
Club at the home of Mrs. E. A. Jeffers
on Tuesday evening. The evening was
spent playing whist. Dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostesses.
Mrs. Croxton was the hostess at an
afternoon party on Friday of this week
at her home on Meeker street. The
ladies spent very pleasant afternoon
and thoroughly enjoyed the dainty
lunch served at the close of the after
noon.
Miss Maude Drolsbaugh entertained
few friends very pleasantly on Mon
day evening. The girls brought their
sewing and under the nimble fingers
and busy tongues the time passed very
rapidly. Miss Maude had nice lunch
in readiness to which all did justice.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Hay
worth entertained in honor of Mrs.
Lawton of Denver, who is here in be-
half of the Baptist College. A very
pleasant time was spent and all en-
joyed meeting Mrs. Lawton. The
Baptist Ladies' Aid Societies all over
the state are going to join in furnishing
the rooms of the college. There will
be Delta room. -
On Friday evening Louise Waller
entertained 1.-The Teddy Bear Club" at
her home on Fourth and Howard streets
1t was guest night" and each young
lady was privileged to bring as her
special guest, young man. The
young folks had jolly time, the girls
proving themselves splendid enter
tainers-as one young man expressed it
..they didn't act bearishly at all!'
Refreshments were served at the close
of the evening.
Upon returning home from the
"Gayety'' last Thursday evening Miss
Louise Waller was taken by surprise to
find a dozen of her friends waiting her
return. The evening passed all too
soon for the young folks with games
and song. One feature of entertain
ment was toasting marshmallows by
candle light. The lights were turned
off over the dining table and each CUES
was supplied with lighted candle and
a plate of marshmallows. A splendid
lunch was served by Mrs. Waller.
The INDEPENDENT has its new o.
horse power electric motor IN and has
been trying hard to get out its promised
special edition next week, but so much
extra work has been undertaken that
we must again announce its postpone
ment another week, making the date
for its issue February 18th. So many
pictures arc being engraved for it, that
it was impossible to get the plates
ready by February 18th, and those
looking for it and who have been ask
ing about it from week to week, may
console themselves with the promise
that a little extra time will only make
it so much the better. An even ton
of book paper has been received on
which the edition will be printed, and
one hundred or more new cuts are be-
ing made with which to illustrate it. In
the meantime the regular business of
the paper has been keeping the lNDE-
PENDENT force very busy.
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