The Sentinel=record., 1914-11-03
Society MRS D. A CROCKETT, Editor Telephone 2aH
 to Garland

evening complimentary to her daugh- ter lila, whose ninth birthday was celebrated in a happy manner with all Of the weird, fanciful uecoratiOls and games bespeaking the Halloween spirit of the season in witch. ghost and goblin effects in addition to tho autumnal decorations which combine so beautifully with Hallowe'e en effects.
 In addition to the usual frolics of the season il games, refreshments, etc. Wilbur Foote treated the young people to an automobile ride
 Those enjoying the pleasures Of the occasion were. Frances Jones. Sara Hickok, Helen Cassell, Frances Jami. son, Donald and Kenneth Rigsbee, Emily and Jane Foote, Will Thomp- soI, Glenn Harsh, Jane Wheelock, Mary Frances. Alberta anda Ernestine Goodwin. Laura and Robert Smiley, Richard Crago, Robert Kimball. Mary Frances Howell, Dorothy Degnan, Bettie Mann Olive and Elba Johnson, Leila Wilson, Alma House, Lucille Atwood and Bernice Schrieber. Mes danes J. E Rgsbee, J. B. Foote, A. s. Goodwin and Will Howell, who as. sisted Mrs Prichard
 The womens Christian Missionary Society of the t1rst Christian cnurcn will meet with Mrs. C. l.. smith. Kec. tor and F1tth streets at 8 o'clock Tuesday afternoon Miss Elizabeth Demby will be leader and the follow ing program Will be renedered.
 Piano Solo .......... Miss Serrlu
 Paper, Prayer .... Mrs. Fewkes.
 Talk "Cnildren Of the Bible. ...
 .......... .. ....M Mrs. Chappel
 Talk, "The Amencal Indian. ....
 .... Q. ............ Mrs Choate.
 Vocal Solo ;, o.. ... Mrs. Sheton.
 Talk The Chlld in It's Helpless ness. .... ......Mrs. Burrougn.
 Reports of Conventions, Mrs. Goslee Mrs. Watson, Mrs. SherrilL
 Jones improvement Association.
 The Jones Improvement Associa- ton had most interesting meeting on Monday afternoon at the school house
 It was decided to open a free night school as soon as the names of those desiring to attend were sent in to Miss (. C. Shaffer, principal of the Jones school.
 Any one twelve years of age or older from any part of the city is eligible. This progressive association will join the Federation of Clubs.
 The Domestic Science department served the ladies coffee and cake. All are urged to attend the meeting on November 13.
 Miss Hazel Schmelzel, hostess. Miss Hazel Schmezel entertained a large number of friends in de. lightful manner Saturday evening in her lovely new home. Halloween ef- fleets were used in the decorations. costumes, favors, games and refresh ments
 The entertainment provided a ghost walk. dancing and games.
 Those enjoying this hospitality were:
 Misses Thema Moody, Viole Western, Billie and Helen Greer, Alma and Hazel Hill, Nell Moystol, Bertha Philippi Bess Jibb, LaRue Church, Gertrude and Ruth Schmel- .zel; Messrs. Gene Jackson, Louis Sumpter. Billie and Arthur Borman. Wilbur Foote, Louis Church. Glenn Anderson and George Hildreth.
 The chaperons were G. T. Schmel. gel and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Ellis Musical Art CIub-~Schubert- 5.
 On November , Miss Beulah Lloyd will be hostess to the Musical Art Club, which will present the third ot its Schubert programs, as follows
 Piano solo. March Militaire Mrs. Claude Marsh.
 Violin solo. "Barcarole"-Dr o. W. Huff
 Vocal Duet, "The Wa1derer"-- Misses Olive Faulkner and Louise Horner
 Piano solo-lAliss Eugenia Swearen gen.
 Round Table Talks.
 
 OaklaWn Club.
 The Oaklawn Club will meet Thurs day evening with Mrs. Jay Henderson This club always has lively and novel programs It is a literary and social club composed of both men and wo men, and meets in the evenings at the members homes.
 Lotus Club.
 The Lotus Club will meet with Mrs George A. Hogaboom Thursday after noon.
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