Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-09-22
ROrARIANs ENTERTAIN
WIVES AT DINNER

ROTARIANs ENTERTAIN
WIVES AT DINNEE
A very jolly afair was the inform
al dinner given By the rotarian'
Monday night at the La veta hote
ct which rotaryanns were guests
The occasion was prompted by tht
opening Of the duck hunting season
and the fact that . number Of tht
rotarians had bagged sufficen,
ducks for = big dinner.
The dinner was = delightful non.
herious success and was participate
ed in heartily by the members and
their ladies.
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The Missionary Society Of the
Christian church met At the home OF
Mrs. M. T. Hancock last Thursday
afternoon. The usual business meet
ing was conducted, followed by an
interesting program during which
papers upon subjects connected
with the missionary movement were
read by Mrs. Geiser. Mrs. Gray and
Mrs. Goddard. which proved very
educational. After the business ses-
sion and program the ladies enjoyed
. social time and refreshments.
There was . good attendance Of
members and . few visitors were
present.
The Camp Fire girls had an out
ing At the L. B. Wallace cabin above
South Fork for the week end. going
up in cars Friday afternoon and re-
turning home Sunday evening. They
carried their provisions with them.
and report a very satisfactory out
ing. The girls partakins in this
pleasant trip were Misses Margaret
Wallace. Dorothy Dunham. Ruth
and Katherine Sylvester. Ruth Alice
Newcomb. Josephine Van Fleet.
They were accompanied by Miss Vic
toria Skinner.
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Last Friday afternoon the Wom-
ans Relief Corps met at the Wood
men hall at the usual hour. A fair
attendance Is reported. Mrs. Hogle
Is president Of the Corps and pre-
sided in spite Of the fact that she
had sprained her ankle and had to
walk with the assistance OF \
crutch.
Wednesday afternoon the ladies
OF Chapter V, p. +. o. sisterhood
instructors of the public schools. At
the home Of Mrs. X. X. Mitchell.
This Is an annual event given by
the ladies to welcome the new
teachers. to help all Of them get ac-
quainted and feel at home in the
city. and is in keeping with the spir-
IL OF the Sisterhood. Mrs. George
Coriett and Mrs. W. 9. Woods gra-
ciousiy presided At the tea table.
and were assisted In serving by
Mesdames Truebiood. Ernie Station.
Ward and vaile. The tables were
decorated In the p. Z. o. c0jors yell
low and white candles and flowers
being used In carrying out the color
design. Mrs. Chax. Edman. Mrs.
Bacon. Mrs. Bishop sang to the
great pleasure Of the guests.
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Mrs. c. Bowsher was hostess At
the regular meeting Of tho Wednea-
day Bridge club. Wednesday after
noon. when the ladies enjoyed the
nrst party since the summer vaca.
tion. They passed q very pleasant
afternoon. the hostess serving re-
, Treatments at the close OF the game.
Those present were Mesdames Cor
rell. Collar. Farrow, veerkamp. Ray
Houston. b. +. Gibson. Donald
Shakespeare.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Burgett enter
tained the Club Wednesday night at
= novel costume party. the guests
appearing m \ great variety Of
dress. Mrs. Willis Fsssett's was
chosen A. the most unique. Thil
was the first meeting after summer
vacation and In honor Of the ocea.
sion the rooms were made attractive
by . profusion Of lovely roses. Auc.
tion Bridge Was the sntertainnsnt
Of the evening. and . dinner wal
served At 7:oe o'clock. Quests were
Mr.. and Mrs. willis Fassstt. Mr.. and
Mrs. B. r. Oibson. Mr. and Mrs. Burt
Ayers. Mr.. and Mrs. George Burgett