The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-01-20

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attend the supper and address.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Lazelle gave
musicale at their home on Glenwood
avenue Tuesday evening to a few or
their music. loving friends. Piano Sc
iections were rendered by Mrs. s. Il.
Walker and Miss Delphine Lazelle.
Miss Ethel Jacobus of Brooklyn, N. Y,
rendered several vocal selections. A
social time was enjoyed, and refresh
ments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Robbins re.
turned last Thursday from their wed,
ding tour, and are in their apartment
in Walter Brigham s house, On last
Saturday evening about 60 men, women
and children serenaded them with n
medley of all kinds Of hideous noises.
The Young people seemed to enjoy the
din, MS well ms the refreshments of
coffee. cake and candy served by Mr..
and Mrs. Robbins. From there most of
the crowd went to the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Carr, but We're obliged to
leave without gaining their desired fun
The Mortified chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star, held its annual installa'
ton of officers Monday evening in Ma
sonic hall. Mrs. c. II. Webster was
installing officer, assisted by Mrs, {; {,
Stearns and 7. X. Calender and Mrs.
n. y. Wood marshal. The following
officers were installed: Worthy ma
tron, Mrs. A. w. Proctor; worthy pa
tron, Fred W. Dcane; associate ma
tron, Mrs. r. X. Calender; conductress,
Mrs. c. r. Streeter: assistant conduc.
tress, Mrs. +. A. Pratt; treasurer. Mrs.
| II. NJ. Bristol: secretary. Mrs. y. L,
Wood; marshal. Mrs. j. T. Cummings
sentinel, J. 7. Cummings. star points
Miss Annie Merriman, Mrs. Clough,
Mrs. II. T.. Smith, Mrs. n. w. keet;
| Mrs, II. NJ. Mason. warden. The work OF
installation was beautifully conducted
by Mrs. Webster, and she was presented
! with large bouquet of cut flowers
| Following the exercises a banquet was
served to the members and about % IN
vited guests. Toasts were given by W.
w. Coe, DIR. h. II. Philbrick, and by
several members of the order
The regular meeting of the Fortnight,
ly was held last Monday, with about
| 20 in attendance. The subject for the
! afternoon was The French People
Home Life, and Dress. Mrs. Charles
| Stebbins read n paper on the home me
| of the French, and Mrs. Il. X. Smith
| gave talk ON the dress of the French
| in the earlier periods of its history
in France were read by Miss G.. b.
| Woolacott for the members to write
| the answers. Mrs. +. A. Holton had a
| laurel wreath placed on her head fof
answering the most questions correctly
| A social time was enjoyed, and refresh
ments were served with dainty dee0ra'
tions in lavender and old rose. Mrs,
/. II. Smith, Mrs. G. L. Williams and
Mrs. +. +. Howard presided al, the
| social hour. The next meeting of the
| society will be Gentlemen S night, Jan
| 80, and the members voted to hlre a
reader for the evening. Another pleas
| ing feature of the afternoon s program
was the vocal selections by Miss Doro
| thy Whittle.
The Moody Bible Institute of Chi
cago is planning to celebrate ITS 2otl
| anniversary by a week of speclal ser
vices, beginning Founder S day, FEB D
| Invitations have been sent to over
| 5000 graduates and former students
who are scattered all over the world
engaged in various forms of Christian
work \ strong program is being pre-
pared and some of the most notable
! ministers and laymen of this and other
| lands are expected to assist in the cele-
| bration. At that time it is expected
| that the new dormit0ry for women VIII
be ready for occupancy. 1t has cost
| 100000 and will accommodate zoo
| This is the second of the three new
buildings made necessary by the steady
growth of the institute Last year the
| enrolment was COL, of whom about 4Qt
were men and $50 were women. Inc op
iect of anniversary week is not simply
TO mark off another milestone in the
history of the institute, but also to in
aupurate a vigorous campaign fol
awakening interest in Bible study anno
in individual effort to win men &c
Christ among Christians generally. II
is also hoped that thousands of yount
men inspired by the example of the
great founder of the institute, ID. l.
Moody, and encouraged by the success
which God bestowed upon a humble
consecrated layman, may be led to de
vote their lives to some form of Chris
| tian service.