The chronicle=news., 1915-01-08
SOCIETY
w, R. C. Meeting,

p. m. Installation of officers and
after lodge there will be a lunch
served. All of the Corps are urged to
be present.
Social Sewing Club.
Mrs. j. l.. Kane entertained the So
cial Sewing Club this afternoon at
one OF the most delightful meetings
of the year. Refreshments were
served at the close OF a social after
noon. Mrs. Kane being assisted by
her daughter, Mrs. Owen Mcbride.
Sunshine Society.
The Sunshine Society held their
regular business meeting this after
noon at the home of Mrs. f. p. Con-
ger on Colorado avenue. The usual
routine of business occupied the ar-
tcrnOOn, and plans We're made for the
monthly social meeting to be held in
two weeks.
Country Club Tournament.
The first meeting of the Country
Club Bridge tournament is being
neld in the club parlors this after
noon. The tournament will end the
first of February, and a prize will be
awarded to the member receiving the
highest score at the four meetings
to be held this month.
Union Prayer Service.
The Union Prayer meeting at the
Presbyterian church will be in the
hands of the w. c. r. L. and the
Womcn's Federation of Missions.
Mrs. Z. o. Batter is to lead. Mrs.
Fisk is to talk on the National Con
sti,utionaI Prohibition and Mrs. Geo.
Lee on Womcn's Federation of Mis-
sions
Priscilla Club.
Mrs. Fred j Cooke was hostess
this afternoon to the members of the
Priscilla Club. The afternoon was
spent in a social way and music on
the NictrOla formed n pleasant di
version for the guests. Light refresh
mcnts were served at the close OF the
afternoon. The guest list included
members Of the club.
Cancing Club To Meet,
The JOic De Vie Dancing hub
will Ecld thcir. weekly dance tonight
at the West Theatre Hall, and an
unusually large crowd is expected to
be present. The dancing club for
merly held their dances at Castle
Hall, but have been successful in Sc
curing the West for their weekly en-
tcrtainmcnts, this location being
much more central.
C. W. B. M.
a number of beautiful vocal solos
were sung by Mrs. Martin and Mrs
Bishop at the meeting of the c. w.
b. NJ. held Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. w. W. Boyle Special
prayers were given by Mrs. Benston
and Mrs. Boyle A number of in
'ttrestIng papers were read by Mrs.
Walter Lee, Mrs. c. C. Brown. Mrs.
Roundebush 10 the Rev. Randolph
Cook.
Tres Joli Club Meets.
Mrs. \. c. Gross entertained the
Tres Joli club this afternoon at
most enjoyable meeting. Games were
played during the afternoon and
light refreshments were served by
the hostess. The club members are
Mrs. W. a. Tribblc. Mrs. J. w. Ten
nyson, Mrs. L. W. CottrilI. Mrs.
Frank se'man. Mrs. L. p. Brandow,
Mrs. Miller Chandler, Mrs. w. II.
Carpenter. Mrs. NJ A. Easton, Mrs.
0. l.. Tolz;en. Mrs. A. l.. Wheeler and
Mrs. A. G. Gross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols Hosts.
The Friday evening bridge club
will he entertained tonight by Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Nichols at their
Iome on Nevada Avenue. At the
conclusion of the card game Il two +,
course luncheon will be served. Mrs. .
Nichols will be assisted by Mrs. T. /.
and Dan Kelly will substitute. and .
the club members who will be pres .
ent are Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Taylor, Mr.. 4
and Mrs. L. p. Kane. Mr.. and Mrs. .
Earl Carmichael. Mrs. o. l.. Davis,
Mr. and Mrs. Bowdcry Floyd, MIR.
and Mrs. Roger Sherman, Mr. and
Mrs. o. c. Samuel and the hosts.
rri Mu Boys Meeting.
The Tri Mu boys OF the PresbJ-
.erian church held their first half
devotional meeting of tho
year las, night at the nome of Miss
Ruth Cooley. On account of the SER
ice at the Methodist Church, South,
he class held its meeting at o.
lock. The subject for discussion
vas miscellaneous Thoughts for the
icw Year
The following program was given
Praycr-Miss Ruth Cooley.
Scripture: Ecclcsiastes l2-Hcr-
nan Mansholt.
Music: Lord. I'm Coming Home
-Nictrola.
Talk. The Value of Resolutions
Herman Mansholt.
Talk, 'If 1915 Were Your Last !
ear of Lifc''-Robcrt Thomson. Z
Music, only Beam OF sunshine
--NiCtrola.
Talk, The Tri Mu Boys Nom
mokcrs-Why flames Rogers.
Talk '.'rhe Now NpDr a GDoJ Time &