The Springdale news., 1913-02-21
SOCIAL.
Embroidery Club Reception.

Embroidery Club Reception.
 The pretty home Of Mrs J p Denver on Emma Avenue was open to guests on last Friday afternoon from two-thirty till five, when the ladies of the Springdale Embroid- | cry Club held formal reception, elaborate, enjoyable and beautiful to the extreme
 Little Miss Harriet Ewatt op- tened the door and Mrs Chas. Smy- CT directed the guests upstairs where Miss Bertye Smyer, assisted by Miss Anna Rose, helped the ladies in disRosing of wraps. Mrs Edna Miller extended greetings at the parlor entrance and Mesdames Denver, Smith, Leitzen and W. c Ownbey formed the receiving Hne In the parlor also We're Mesdames i Thompson and (. A OWnbey assist ing in entertaining In the music room were Mesdames Renner and Gillett and =ln the dining room Mes danes Myers. Harris, Petross. Me- David, Slaughter and Woodruff Mrs. Martin and Mrs Ewalt pre- sided at the table
 The rooms were profusely deco rated In hearts-little hearts and big hearts-yery suggestive of the holding forth of the good st. Val entine-these with sabdued lights, pretty costumes of both guests and hostesses and strains of intoxfcat- ing music made one almost forget that f might not always be gay ety.e
 Lovely refreshments were pretti- ly served=ffozen hearts, cake. eof- fee and mints-and fafors were vel low Jouquils tied in light blue car rytHg out the club color.
 The ladies of the Embroidery Club leave nothing uHdone to make a success Of their social undertak-' ings and the sincere expressions of appreciation from their guests show their work hot misspent
 About seyenty-tiye guests called during the afternoon.
 Music was furnished by three piece orchestra from Fayetteville.
 | Martha Washington Tea
 The ladies of the First N F Church gave Martha Washington Tea at the hone of Mrs J. r. Pal mer Feb 18th which proved sue cess in every way
 Mrs Williamson presiding at the tea table as Mrs Washington ably represented that lady with her white hair cap and handkerchief, re- ceiYe7 all tefy gracefully. There We're also several court ladies pres ent Notably Mrs Palmer and Fowler The ladies in waiting al- so in costume were Gladys Jones, Mary Marys. Clara Aaxrs, Ethel Brown, Katy Pierce. Frena Smith Ladies ill charge uncostumed were Mrs. Masoner. Woodland. Wentworth and Parrott and others 1 can't re- call When the rooms were well filled the national air The Star Spangled Banner was sung by all. i followed by America, Mrs Fowler reciting The Deserted Inn. Refresh ments were served in the east room while everybody talked and made 1t general visiting time l think 75 were served with a nice tea
 Favors were passed by Mrs. Mas oner and were very unique, con sisting of small very perfect hatch ct, with the national colors to hang 1t up by. and was tinted pink Great praise is due the lady Mrs Hickman, who could fashion such perfect article and had the pa tience and goodness to do SO. must not forget those invitations which were written upon perfect Tea Pot of paper made by Mrs Ida Williamson She is an artist in- deed The house was decorted with small flags To all who so ably assisted We all extend thanks
 Reporter
 Valentine Party.