The chronicle=news., 1914-11-16
SOCIETY
Baptist Missionary Tea.

Baptist Missionary Tea.
The quarterly Baptist missionary
tea iwll be given at the church on
San Pedro street tomorrow afternoon
a, . o'clock. A soecial missionary
program will be given and refresh
ments served. ".r..-
lmmergrlin Society.
i The Immergruin society will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Die
mer. Fifth and Ash streets, at 2:3j
o'clock.
Red Gross Social.
The first entertainment to be
in this city for the benefit of the Eu-
ropean Red Cross society was held
Saturday afternoon at the home of
iMrs. Edward West on Willow and
/ Colorado avenues. The social was
given by the members OF the local
chapter of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution and tidy sum
was realized from a silver offering
which will be forwarded to the head
quarters OF the Red Cross society.
Woman's Missionary Society.
The Woman's Missionary society
of the Presbyterian church will
meet on Tuesday afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock with Mrs. A. w. Lewis. 61S
West Baca street. ,aH .
Hypatia Club.
[ The regular meeting OF the Hy-
patia club was held Saturday after.
noon ut the home Of Miss Grace Rice
Mi5, Rice was assisted during the
afternoon by Mrs. Agnes Simpson.
Miss Jessie Lias was the leader for
the afternoon and used for a topic
i"Eugenics." Other papers touching
on the afternoons subject were read
by Miss Hull and Miss Maeder. Miss
Hawley concluded the afternoon q
program with short address upon
the same subject. Roll call responses
were opinions upon the afternoon's e
topic.
D. D. D. Girls Give Luncheon and
Dance.
Miss Ara Henson was the honorcd
guest at a progressive luncheon
given by the d. ID. ID. girls Saturday
Afternoon. The luncheon began at
1 o'clock and courses were served at
the homes of the Misses Mate Wood
ward. Adele Wheeler. Blanche Brit
ton, Helen BabcOck. Esther Marty,
Clara Nell Caldwell. Isabelle and
Myrtle Wilso and Thelma Wilson.
At each home delicious course to
the progressive luncheon was served.
different color schemes being used in
the different courses. In the even
ing the party adjourned to the home
of Miss Helen kuver. where the
evening was spent in dapcir". Tire
guests were the Misses AfS HS1s6N
Helen Babcocx. Esther Ma'ty.
Nell Caldwell. Myrtle and Isabelle
Wilson. Mate Woodward. Blanch
Britton. Thelma Lawson. Adele
Wheeler. Helen Kuver. Mrs. Jack
owen: Messrs. Edward Mars. Joe
Wheeler, Walter Woodward. John
Griffith. julius Pohlman, Martin
Shepard, Carl Richter. Morgan Sulli-
van. Ernest Woodward, VIII Sam
uel. Charles Schuyler. Wesley Tay-
lor.
Tr;nidsd Circle Meeting.
Trinidad Circle No. lo3. w. o. w I,
will meet IL 1850 O'Clock tomorrow
evening. ':hcre will be business ~
Importance Visiting members are
welcome and all regular members
urged to ;ttcnd.-Jeanette Moore.
G.. \.
Philharmonic Society.
The regular business meeting Of
the Philharmonic society will be
held tomorrow evening at o'clock
'at the home Of W. P. Dunlavy. The
music for the chorus is on hand and
a chorus practice will be held. The
program which had been arranged
for this meeting will be given one
week later, Tuesday evening, Novem-
,ber "a
P. F.. 0. Society.
The p f. o. society met this aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs d. r..
Hindman on West Topeka avenue.
Mrs. A. l.. Branson was in charge of
the program. which consisted of sew
'eral musical numbers and the read
ing OF papers. The afternoon q
tonic was "An Argument for Woman
Suffrage" a
Shower for Bride.
A miscellaneous shower and sur
prise party was given Saturday af-
ternoon in Cokedale at the home of
Mrs. Fannie Phillips in honor of Mrs.
G. D. Jones, bride of this month,