The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-23
BRATTLEB0R0 LOCAL

Sunshine society. branch No 1, vii
meet in the home of Mrs. Charles il
Il Crosby Friday. Feb. -, at $50 O'Clock
Il \ farce will be given in the Methods
!. church parlors tonight at $50 clock, e
i which admission viii be free All mem
bers and friends of the church are invited
Sedgwick Woman's Relief corps vii
/ hold a sewing meeting tomorrow after
noon. followed by supper at o'ctocl
and the regular meeting IN the evening a
i 30. AL members of the corps are IN
vited to attend the sewing meeting.
/ The members of the cast in Green
! Stockings. which will be presented
Thursday and Friday evenings in the
! Auditorium by the high school, with
good, had luncheon yesterday at /
o clock at the Blue Lantern Gift Shop
at the close of the rehearsal in the Au-
ditorium. ...
DR.. George r. Anderson gave a supper
Monday evening at the Country club after
the dance in Lawton hall, covers being
laid for 20 guests. The party was III
honor of DR.. q. c. Berkley of st, Adams
and Miss Bessie Aldrich of Whitlnsvllle,
Mass, whose engagement recently was
announced. The out-of-town guests in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. L. H.. Royce of st.
Adams and Miss Nell Brown of Boston.
About 60 couples attended the midwin-
ter Country club dance in Lawton hall
Monday evening" following a table d'hotc
lively decorated with evergreen, and a
concert by Miss Nell Brown of Boston. So
prano and Frederic : Adams. baritone,
preceded the dancing for which music was
furnished by the Dartmouth college CT
chestra.
About 80 members of the philathea
class of the First baptist church spent
Monday evening at the home of Mrs. F..
{. Harmon at SunnySide farm on the
upper West DummerstOn road. The trip
was made in two automobiles and q large
sled. The bright moon and white snow
made the trip particularly enjoyable.
The evening was spent pleasantly with
gaines and refreshments. The next So
cial of the class will be the annual bust
ness meeting and will be held Tuesday
evening, March /. at the home of Mrs.
Ralph L. Churchill on Canal street.
General Andrew Jackson chapter.
Daughters of 1872, met with Mrs. George
Il. White on Western avenue Saturday
afternoon. After the business session an
interesting program was presented. Sew
erat musical selections were rendered by
Mrs. HaZen Stockwcll. and Miss Allie
Morse gave, paper on Preparing for the
War of 1872. as told by the log book of
the United States brig Argus. Mrs.
Frank r. Dye gave a paper on Dart
moor. England prison. ana the church
which some of the United States pris-
0uers helped to build there. Mrs. Dye
also gave paper on the peace treaty of
1912, after which choice refreshments
were served.
y good number of parents and friends
Of the members of Miss Evelyn Fishers
dancing class attended the reception
given i'm Odd Fellows temple Monday
evening. The first half of the program
was devoted to class work and included
as specially attractive numbers the
grand march and oue-stcp by the entire
c'asS, a pretty sailor dance by Mary
Crane. Harold Wagner. Marion Rice and
Edward Plumb, a four-leaf clover dance
by Marguerite Welman, rainbow ga
Vote by II of the older girls. Bouncing
Betty by Bernice Wells. Louise Pier
and Doris Wood. \ pretty and effective
part of the exhibition program was the
losing march by the entire class. each
couple stepping forward and shaking
hands with their instructor. who pre-
Seuted each girl a red carnation. Fol
lowing the class program there was gem
cral dancing and many others attended
Music was furnished By four-piece or
chcStra. Fruit punch and waters were
served.