Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-23
LADIES
ENJOY FINE DINNER
Exceptional Event rendered
Them By Mems Class.

Members OF the Mems Bible
Class taught by Mr.. Edward Rpt1i
ledge at Trinity Episcopal sunday
school donned their aprons Thurs
day night for the first time In tho
history Of that ancient parish aha
served high class and delight1H
dinner to the ladies OF tho Sun.
day school Bible class taught by
Ir. c. w. Savers. secretary OF the
Y. NJ. G. A. The dinner. az will b.
recalled, was the result OF con
test waged between the ladies' and
the mems classes, which was woa
by the iadies and the mon fairly
olitdd themselves and established
a record az hosts and entertainers.
The interior 81 the psrisli house
was a. revelation to the ladies'. The
color scheme was pink and white.
Great clusters Of wild cherry and
pear blossom decorated tho clland-
eliers and every point NJ artistic
vantage while potted plants ard
palms were attractiyely paced
about the room. 1t was veritable
vernal bower and the feminine
gasps of pleasure were distinctly
appreciated to the men folk n
charge. The tables were also d.
citledly inviting with their decorar
tons and arrangement Covers were
laid for forty.
The ladies' assembled In the req
tory and at O'Clock were greeted
the chef who invited them 10
the festal board in the parish house.
And, IL was some feast. too, for,
when the ladies sat down, together
with the only two men guests.
their teacher, Mr. Savers and the
rector. Rev. Dudley Boogher, they
instantly succumbed to the witch
cry OF the appetizing menu SO deity
served by the men, and all did am
pie justice to the spread. FirAE
there was roast chicken, done to an
exquisite turn and reinforced with
fine dressing. fianked by gravey that
melted In ones mouth; mashed po-
tatoes. creamed peas. hot rolls, ice
cream, cake. hot coffee, mints. and
So on. Oh. yes, there was pineapple
salad, generous slice OF pineap-
pie, sheltered beneath a liberal
covering of whipped cream, and In
the center a tiny ball OF cream
chees Well, II is no disgrace to
say that the ladies took excellent
care OF the dinned. There was no
sampling. The remnants OF chicken
bone We're moticulousiy clean, tho
salads. etc. vanished and, at the
conclusion OF the feast. the fair
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tion and expressions Of deep appre-
citation.
During the evening DR.. G. q.
Geyer and Mr.. Ernest Glover sang.
with Mr.. Granville Smith, at the
piano Responses to toasts We're
made by Mrs. Robert Stewart, Mrs.
II. H. Emmert, Miss Lucille Hen
shaw and Mr.. Savers thanked the
men for their delightful entertain
ment. An impressive feature OF the
dinner was the action of the lad
ics in remembering member OF
the class, Mrs. Harry Carmichael,
now very il at the City Hospital.
When the ladies sat down to the
table they found lovely Killarney
rose with each name card, tied with
a pink ribbon These roses were in
stantly placed In one large bou-
nuet and sent with the class's kind
est regards to Mrs. Carmichael.
The dinner was great success
IN every particular and will long
be remembered by those who partic-
pated The Sunday school OF Trim
ty Episcopal church seems to have
AIKEN On a new lease on life and is
'apidly expanding into one OF the
;ity's Invest organizations.