The daily sentinel., 1913-05-09

Vice President-Mrs. L. II. Mac
Intosh.
Secretary-Treasurer-Mrs. V. E.
Northrop.
The reports for the past year We're
read and were found to be extremely
encouraging. The financial condi-
ton of the Guild was in excellent
shape and the past year was most
successful one in spite of the duh
times. The meetings of the guild
will continue until some time in
June, before disbanding for the sum
mer months.
The hostesses for yesterday after
noon were Mrs. ID. NJ. Armstrong and
Mrs. c. +. Lapham. and dainty
course of light refreshments was
served after the business of the
meeting was over.
Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church division No. | held an enthu-
siastic meeting at the home of Mrs.
G. w. Ridley at 1860 Grand avenue
and enjoyed one of the most delight
full sessions of the year. There We're
fifty ladies and about twenty chill
dren present, but there was room for
all in the spacious Ridley home,
which was beautifully dressed for the
occasion, in the living rooms with
quantities of scarlet geraniums and
in the dining room, the most deli
cious refreshments were served later,
amidst the fragrance of a profusion
of pink and white sweet peas and
/ ferns.
The parliamentary drill which was
carried out by Mrs. N. L. Coles and
/ Mrs. Costello, was extremely inter-
esting Thirty-nine questions We're
put to the ladies by Mrs. Coles and
were answered and discussed. At the
next meeting these questions will be
put into practical use and taking
| humorous subject the whole plan of
organizations. etc, will be gone
through with as an illustration of
| the lesson.
The third book of the Enid was
/ given by Mrs. j. NJ, Kinard and re-
| freshments were served Immediately
! following Mrs. Ridley was a most
delightful hostess, and the afternoon
will long be remembered by all
present.
Division No. of the Ladies' Aid
society of the Methodist church met
yesterday afternoon at the home of
/ Mrs. Carl Plumb on Rood avenue,
Mrs. Alice Barnes and Mrs. Plumb
being the hostesses for the afternoon.
The subject for the afternoon was
domestic science and the principal
/ talk of the occasion was given by
/ Mrs. ID. S. Miller on the subject of
'Seasonable Vegetables. which was
! of immense practical interest.
Light refreshments were served at
/ the conclusion of the program.
Ladies Aid division No. of the
Methodist church yesterday held
their regular meeting at the home of
Mrs. C. |. Van Horn at 315 Chipeta
avenue, and was largely attended.
Division No. of the Ladies' Aid
societies CT the Methodist church
met today with Mrs. John Hickman
at her suburban home in the Pomona
district. The afternoon was pleas
antly spent with short program
and needlework followed by dainty
course of light refreshments.
The Woman's Missionary society of
the Baptist church met yesterday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. H. ID.
Smith in Fruitvale and enjoyed a
most delightful afternoon in the fra
grant surroundings of the country
home. The city members were con-
veyed to the Smith home in autos
and carriages.
The study hour was devoted to the
Chinese Woman" and proved most
interesting topic
There were fully fifty ladies pres
ent, all of whom enjoyed the occa-
sion thoroughly, especially the very
delicious lunch, besides partaking of
a lovely birthday cake in honor of
BRANDING Henderson's Send birth
day.
Assisting Mrs. Smith as hostesses
were Mrs. Charles Fluke and Mrs.
Ray Garrison.
Meeting of c. W. b. VI. in Pomona.
/ This afternoon the pretty Pomona
home of Mrs A. w. Rice was the
scene of the meeting of the Chris
4 ton Woman's Bord of Missions. 1t
was a memorial meeting dedicated to
"Our Missionaries Who Have Died
( in the Service or on Foreign Fields"
The program was as follows:
Memorial to Mrs. NJ. f. Holland, I
who was corresponding secretary of
the board of missions and whose /
death occurred last winter in Kansas |
City.
MY Mother, as Knew Her; me-
mortal to Mrs. Helen e. Moses. by
Rev. Jasper T. Moses of the Chris
tian church
Memorial to Mrs. Daisy Drake and |
others who died in India.
Reading by Mrs. Nettie Miller.
Memorial to members of the Grand |
Junction Missionary Society who
have gone to their Eternal Home.
Report of the Western Slope dis
trict convention at Montrose last
week, given by Mrs. Jasper 7.
Moses.