The chronicle=news., 1915-01-15
Church Social Delightful Affair.

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Church Social Delightful Affair.
! One of the most delightful social
occasionTor the season was enjoyed
by about 200 members and friends
OF the First Presbyterian church last
night The official board of this
church is divided into various COM
mittces and the pleasures df last
evening were due to the efficient eff
forts of the social committee. which
is composed of A. II. McNaughton,
]. ". Ingram and p. T.. Dawson.
After an hour spent in an infor-
NAL way the guests were seated and
listened TO a well arranged program,
consisting of a number of musical
numbers, readings and brief address
es A delightful iwo-course lunch
con was served. One novel feature
of the evening was the fact that
everything was done by men. The
social committee assisted by w. :.
Couey and others did all the work in
the Tr Mn Sabbath school class.
comically dressed. acted the part of
mattresses" in a most humorous
and acceptable manner. At Il late
hour the guests departed. highly
cCmplimentinS the socil committee
on their successful entertainment
and expressing a desire tIat Il SINH
lar affair be given often.
Masquerade Dance B1. liant Affair.
'l,.,t Il.
night at the Country Club was one of
the most delightful social events of
the season. The club rooms werr
decorated in red, crepe paper shades
Of the prcdominatins color, shaded
lights casting a soft glow over the
room. Punch was served and Il buff
'et luncheon was enjoyed late in the
evening. Many beautiful. as well as
,rotesuue costumes were worn by tho
guests, and many surprises were not
ed when the masks we're raised at o
O'Clock. The costumes worn by some
of the guests were as follows:
Misses Ruth Clark. Evelyn and Dot
Sanders and Bcss Archer wore bunga-
low aprons with caps to match, and
their hair braided down their backs
in school girl fashion. Mrs b. A.
'thoadcs wore u colonial costume. as
did Miss Marie Forhan. each bearing /
= resemblance to the beautiful CO.
ionial danes of long ago. Mrs. q. l..
Davis, Jr.. was well disguised in a
ailor-boy costume of white duck, .
made in MILDLY style, and long. flar- ,
ing trousers, with a small sailor hat .
| of al, hni,
The guests were well protected
with Sidney Sanders playing the role
oe policeman and VIII Frcirich in
soldier uniform. Mrs. John Drury.
Mrs. A. W. McBcndric and Mrs. W.
". Mcliendrie were dressed as tennis
girls in white linen suits and tennis
shoes. Roger Sherman essayed the
Devil, causing much mcrriment
imong the guests. o. l.. Davis. Jr..
wore handsome bail fighters COS
-ume VIII Samuel as an African in
black tights was one of the hits of
he evening. Mrs Charles Rapp was
attractive as a Spanish dancer. with
Ter bright colored dress and tam
,ournc. Mrs. L. p Wood was dis
suised as Red Riding Hood with her
basket of goodies on her arm.
Mrs. VIII f'rierich was beautiful in a
Japanese robe. her dark hair carry
ne out the general idea of her COS
umc. Charles Rapp's disguise as a
'orwnie was perfection itself. and
Allen Doveton and Clyde Harper iu
iremcns clothes were constantly be
ng mistaken for cich other. j. \.
thoades was dressed at al old wn-
nan and was unable to be recognized
Until after the masks were raised
Iama Yama suits were worn by Mrs.
oscar Samuel and Mrs. Roger Shrr-