Putnam patriot., 1920-04-30
DEAR WINNIE:

F
Of course this letter viii have t
start with an account of the Mems
Club concert and dance Monday eve
ring, it was such a grand event. "Wha
a lovely party" ''such wonderful mu'
sic" these were the EXPLANATIONS
heard on every side. 1t certainly wa:
a perfectly planned affair to the least
detail. The palms and ported plants
for the stage, the ever popular punch
bowl, the coy corner arranged for
the patronesses, and the cordial greet
ing extended, helping to make all fee
at home. The attractive gowns worn
added the finishing touch to the gener-
al gala effect.
A number of guests from out OF
town were present for the occasion
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Root and Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Mheelock motored from
Uxbridge. Mass. Miss Bertha Sargent
of Worcester came for the evening,
and members of the Ideal orchestra OF
Webster were present.
Before the concert was scheduled
the Lotus Quartet and the Wittstein
orchestra favored Lieutenant Moriar-
ty at the Inn with several selections.
This was a complete surprise for Lieu
tenant Moriarty The men were IN
terested in learning that he was a
Yale man. and said they should GER
tainly call whenever they came this
way.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Adams enter
tanned the Lotus Quartet and Mr..
Whitehead for dinner previous to the
entertainment.
The Civic League here is planning
big event for next week Thursday
night. Miss Danielson had hoped to
have the speakers on "Wednesday
night, and that they would be here
long enough for few informal affairs
to be given in their honor, but this
had to be given up as Thursday night
seemed to be the only time they could
come to Putnam.
The D. A. R. gave a whist at the
Girls Club rooms Wednesday after.
noon. Twenty-Five tables were IN
play. Both socially and financially ii
pro yed huge success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Sherman OF
New York City are being congratulate,
ed on the birth of son, born April
25th. This makes the second grand
child for Mrs. Sherman of Woodstock
avenue.
I know you will be interested to
hear that Miss Charlotte Embleton
who made so many friends while IN
Putnam, has accepted position WITH
the Y. w. C. A: in Philadelphia as as
sistant house secretary
Miss Bessie Champlin, now living II
Cambridge; writes she is having such
splendid times and learning to run
their new car. She often sees Mrs
Fred Waterman, who is keeping house
in Pawtucket, her father and sister
making their home with her, her sister
teaching in the Pawtueket High school
| also had such nice letter this
week from Mrs. George Mowry. She
too now lives in Pawtueket since hei
marriage. ~
This Saturday the Country Clut
starts its season. Mr.. Shaw says tha'
nlanv special events are scheduled foi
the ladies during the summer
A lovely bunch of arbutus found It's
way to my desk this week. Many
thanks to NJ.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tetrault were
given a surprise at their home Sun
dav the 25th, in honor of their tent
wedding anniversary, Many frleno
were present from out of town, ant
thew received beautiful gifts OF Gu
glass and linen.
Someone was complaining that the!
Thought business women were no
showing enough interest in the presl
Dental campaign, which reminded HI
of the following clipping,
A straw vote taken by the FIRST MA
tional Exhibitors Circuit shows TN
movie stars running every day posi-
BILE in their likes and dislikes for thu
next president. Norma, Constance
and Natalie say Hoover. MarJorl'
Daw favors Pershing, Betty Boutor
wants Leonard Wood, Charlie Ray Il
another believer in Pershing, Richarc
Willis is strong for Hoover, while
Mary Pickford, Owen Moore, Charlie
Chaplin. Anita Stewart and few 9th
err of the big time stars don't give
boot who is president. They have
troubles of their own.
One of the highest honors awarded
to students at Boston University has
been given to Miss Judith Moss OF
Athens. Ca, when she was announced
as editor of the Boston University
Beacon the college monthly publ
cation. Miss Moss comes to her ne"
position as a sophomore, which Is
double honor, the position in formel
wears going to g Junior. Miss Moss i
well known in Putnam, where she OF
ten visits her brother, John Moss, a
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lown-
PATTY PUTNAM.