The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-23

''V paruclpants under the direction or Miss Hattie May Bennett and un der the auspices of the City Feder3. ton of Women, Cluhs. the rcciepfs to go 10 the entertainment fund be. ing raised 10 take care of the c. F w. F meeting here in lglS This Is the much talked of event in local social circles, and is expected to he great success.
 Mrs Avery Hostess at Federation Day
 Celebration.
 An especial treat enjoyed by the local club women and their friends Na5 the entertainment given yester. day by Mrs J. H. Avery at her at. tractiye home on Quapaw avenue. She was assisted in receiving and enter tainins by her daughter, Mrs. W. F. Lake. The occasion was celebra- tion by the Lotus Club of Federation Day
 Mrs Avery presided as leader dur ing the program with her usual ease. Mrs Frank Bayley opened it with lovely piano -olo Mrs W. F. Lakc read splendid paper. entitled. Eng. fish Poets of Today" Miss Joe May Wood gave a reading from Lohengrin. with Mrs J B Johns rendering plano accompaniment Mrs C. F. HicI, ok gave an interesting sketch of Opera Ring of the Nebung." A round table discussion on The Value of Music' was lead by Mrs. F. AL Sieler and added pleasure 10 the pro- gram
 A dainty ice course was served dur. ing the social hour which was enliy. ened by conversation. In addition to members of the Lotus Club, there were number of invited guests representing all of the other ~omen's clubs in the city. There were also a number of out-of.town eue-ts among whom were the fol- lowing club women: Mesdames J. r. kenerley of Batesyille, K. Y. Phillips of Malvern, Hefford of Chicago. Va. yette and Egbert, also from Chicago.
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 MT. Walter L. Cain has returned from Lake Charles, La, where he fin ished his musical engagement.
 Airs. Minnie Mellard Stapleton will remain in the city for an indefinite period. She is located at the Arlins ton
 The Community Players of Cincin- nati recently presented a play which was directed by Mrs Blanche sheD- herd Bartlett, formerly of this city. whose dramatic ability has received recognition in several cities.
 Mrs. F. B. Harris Of South Bend, Ind, is the guest of Mrs. Joe Butter. field at her home on Park avenue.
 John F. Manier of the Fordyce bath house is Eery ill a. his home on Hob. 1 son avenue Mrs. Charles F. Hays has been i'll | for two weeks al the Woodcock Apart | ments. The Epworth League of Central NJ l F. church will entertain Friday eve | ming in their room at the church in | honor of the members and their friends
 Seats for the Spring Festival are now on sale at Schnecks drug store | Those holding tickets can make the exchange on that day, and seats may | be reserved both for balcony and | down stairs.
 Mrs w. A Bechmeyer of Sedalia, Mo-, has returned home after a visit | 10 Miss Frances Eisele. Friends of Miss Anne Bertner of i Little Rock will regret to learn that she will have to undergo an operation for appendicitis. Miss Bertner is a student at Bristol School, Washing ton. D C. She will probably go to New York City for the operation.
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 Mrs. Nathan Brown of New York who has been visiting in Houston. Texas is the guest of her sister, Mrs E. N Roth
 
 rg [ ,I. has returned home after a visit to Miss Bertha Filippi
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