Smyrna times., 1916-02-23
FIrG WOMEN ENTERTAIN
A DELIGHTFUL LUNCHEON
:, BIRTHDAY OF SMYRNA GEN.
E...vc,JsATTENDEO BY MANY

1TH bin
CLUB A1TENDEO BY MANY
Iobo W. Clifton Furnishes a De-
r,b,fll Little GrecIao Play an
AIsgo-y that Capiiva'edAIl
p. Climb House was most resplen-
:, last Thursday afternoon. the
A :, being its eighteenth birthday
4 ..,sr,ary. celebrsied by the usual
& ssisy luncheon. A reception to
s.,l guests. and to members and
& I, guests preceded the I'm eheon.
he receiving line were Mrs.
B .,les H. LeFegre. president: Miss
e Beydrick. president Of the State
u is,at.on: Mrs. Samuel J. Reynolds.
81 s., for the afternoon; Mrs. F. F.
o, and Mrs. John P Goldsborough.
q s,e partaking Of the good things
dsd. grace was sung by all.
& .g luncheon was served. Mrs. Lee
h NJ. president. in short address.
B sned with much warmth. THE
h -,ger Within Our Gates. Miss
& Thick. Of Bricgey'ile. president of
State Federation was called to the
and was heartily greeted. Her
onse was cordial and sincere.
:-,sriainment Grecian Allegory
n he entertainment for the af-
fn was an allegory entitled
4 Be- Fsrest Spirit. - Mrs. J. W.
0l had charge Of the program.
aheFe Mrs. Clifton procured the
N ligc Wand that transformed the
B .ieih Century Stage into a Gre
4 7 Temple will ever be a matter of
/ iure to her friends. The trans
-liion was perfect 10 the most
,sis detail. and was a fitting back
1-d for a play that was both
E'cal and artistic TIE curtain
to The music Of an overture and
ees Three "Graces" in Grecian
:. They were. Mss Bertha Smith
Mrs H W. FAIRIES and Mrs.
AeCausland. Three 'Nymphs, +"
Florence Arts. Miss Helen Hud-
and Miss Mildred Hawkins, with
n rlrg steps and graceful bows in
1eed the Spirits" in turn. First
Y Vision. Mrs. Frank Malcom
'au'y' Miss Margaret Dunn :" Art"
We. Anthony; Music" Mrs. L.
nice; PEACE Miss Anna Wilson;
liIh Miss Agnes Carrow; Hope"
Z nary Roberts; Justice. " Mrs.
" Pratt; sport" Miss Margaret
ls' - Patriotism" Mrs. L L. Arts :
.'af'y. " Mrs. Ralph Shallcross
D'ae' Mrs I'll. Coverdale Love"
= Leland Harmonson; Service. Z"
A'a'ia HUM. The Spirits were in
'''.sf costume. and each Spirit"
1aneed or reriied 10 arcentuate
FI' sae portrayed Service was
-'''sd with laurel wreath as the
l'a' Split. Miss Florence Arts
n n Town o"arer. The final chorus.
-'0dy in F." Rubenstein. was
'.'''q1e and beautiful.
'''' Women From All Over State
'-e''s from all over the state
q present.. The official guests of
~. ~ were: Miss Ray Heydrick.
4. %. Of State Federation Bridge
!. al Ai'. Z. G. Jones; Delmar.
1'ls delaware City. Miss Hall.
n. Mrs. Robert II. VanDyke:
!. r 2 Miss Warren; Middletown.
I howard c Pool; Milford. Mrs
s' n Hall Newark. Mrs. Harry
~ i'Ia; New Castle. Mrs. John
NJ. ~ Seaiord, Mrs. Monroe Adams:
!, y Mrs. J. Allen Colby.
n \" Dorsey; Wyoming. Mrs.
49,. 'O"h' Among the out of town
\. : were; Mrs R L. Holiday.
$50. e'vn 7. Fulton, Mrs. James
~. 81, !, Mrs. James Hughes. Mrs.
go ~ MS Theodore johnson. Mrs.
'.-,,'' Clough, Miss Scott. Mrs
-, fisher !. Mrs. Wager. Mrs.
|, n n Wolcott, Miss Dora WiIds.
a c's s'lng'' Mrs. Dorsey Lewis.
,,.., V'1ley. Miss Hutchin. Mrs
!, =. FELTON,; Mrs. Allen Jonss
.,.,, '' No. Mrs. Fisher Pierce. Miss
., no, Wilmington; Miss Garter.
,,.''s''llle. Va. Mrs. SbeldrsLa
s.gs 'O 10; Mrs. Calville Moore.
s.l.s..i',s.i' H. Mrs. Charles Moore.
Co, Sp y. Mrs. Lank. Philadelphia