The daily sentinel., 1910-11-04

on the charter roll in order to secure
a charter.
The lavender section of the Con-
gregational Christian Endeavor was
treated to a sumptous banquet last
evening by the greens" This is
the sequel of the contest in this So
ciety which just closed. Rev. G. A.
Munro acted as toastmaster.
Tomorrow musical offering in
The Sentinel will be the famous
march Characteristique by George
Arliss, masterpiece of musical com
position which WIS a part of the IA
nous Fisk production The Devil. :"
1t will appeal to those who prefer a
taste of high class instrumental music
occasionally. in with their song seiec-
tions. The march is all that is claim
ed for it. -
More than a dozen guests were
present at the "at home" given by
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Barney at 951
Chipeta avenue last evening. Various
social games were played during the
evening. musical numbers were rend-
cred and other clever pastimes in
vited by the charming hostess. The
decorations were chrysanthemums
Generous vet dainty refreshments
were served at the close of the even
ing.
VIII Longshore will entertain ten
couples at his home east of the city
tomorrow evening. Elaborate ar
rangements have been made to make
the evening particularly enjoyable.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Walter Clark will
chaperone the party.
Mrs. Fred White. of Glenwood. re-
turned home on No. 106 this evening
after several days visit with her num-
erors friends and attending several
parties given in her honor.
Miss Ethel Blackwell will enter
tain a small party of friends at cards
this evening at her home on East
White avenue.
This evening at the Milldale chapel
on South Seventh street the Christian
Endeavor society of the Presbyterian
church will hold its annual sorial for
the members of the Milldale Sunday
school. This afternoon Sunday school
is being run by the Endeavorers of
this church under the efficient lead
ership of George White. A large
number of the Endeavorers will turn
ort and with the Milldale young peo-
pie a great time is anticipated.
The Fruit Ridge Chess and Checker
club met on Thursday evening at
"Wayside." the charming country
home of Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Carman
While on account of it being the fin
ish of the apple packing season. and
the stormy evening, not as many
members as usual were out: the ev-
ening was delightful and all present
report an unusually good time. The
club is composed of a number of the
country families of the Fruit Ridge
district. They meet fortnightly when
those so inclined play chess or check
ers while the others play less heavy
games or enjoy conversation-or such
entertainment as the hostess of the
evening nav provide. The meetings
are held at the homes of the members
taken alphabetically.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Shores and Miss Pearl
Shores this afternoon were hostesses
at a delightful "surpise shower" Civ
EN- in honor of their cousin, DR.. Flor
ence Mayo, of this city. who is leaving
for her home, in Los Angeles soon
where she will be married immed-
lately. DR.. Mayo was completely in
Ignorance of the shower part of
the program and was prepared to
meet only one or two friends outside
of the household to spend the after
noon. instead of which she was greet
ed by about TWENTY-FIVE friends on
her arrival. Until after refreshments
were served. however. there was no
sign of anvthing unusual. until
large express package was brought in
and presented to the guest of honor,
as having just arrived. and on OMEN
ing same many beautiful gifts from
the various friends present were dis
covered. 1t was, altogether a unique
and delightful surprise for DIR. Mayo
and enjoyed fully as much by the
guests present
Mrs. Anna s. Griffith and Mrs. R.
G. Henderson we're the hostesses this
noon at delightful luncheon. at
their attractive home on East Main.
Those present were Mrs. w. H. Lee.
Mrs. Sanford Hoodenpyle, Mrs. I. N.
Bunting. Mrs. William Leavitt and
Miss Helen Bunting.