Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-10-26
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Nh. Aloe Eut~rtains
V'kA Attractive Luncheon.
Mrs.. n. Oscar Noe presided over
. very pretty japanese" luncheon
q smart appointments At her homo
Aoaday. Suspended from the chand-
elief in the dining room was . huge.
japanese parasol and ON every other
spoke hung . dainty japanese Ian
tern. Lavender ribbonk formed
ssreamers from the parasol down I.
tie table which was adorned with
lavender candles in silver candle
sticks and lavender dyed carnations
which added beauty to the scene.
The small tables were decorated
With the lavender candles. carna-
lions and ribbons also. The side
lights In the rooms looked very
pretty dressed up with little Jap
anese parasols and . large parasol
vas placed by the fire place. The
piace-cards and tally cards reflect
Cd the japanese idea and the favors
we're small japanese parasols and
each lady wore them In her hair.
The oriental perfume Of the incense
burning filled the rooms all during
the lovely four-courss luncheon
which the guests enjoyed by the
soft glow Of the lighted tapers.
Mrs. Will Mcclure won the first
Prise which Was an incense burner.
Mn. X. A. Allison Of Center re-
eeived the second prise which was
card table numbers and Mrs. Wslder
Daniel was lucky In the cutting for
. psise which was decorations for
lingerie.
Her guests included Mesdames
Z. Z. Chase. Guy Resd. Q. u. Kei-
lar. Hush Savage. Hepry Lasss.
Wslder Daniel. Jack Ryan. r. r.
Mitchell. Oiin Perdew. Jack Nelson.
c. Bowsher. Will Mcclure. r. D..
Taylor. G. r. Harries. c. q. Barber.
james Holmes. Josephine Kostitch.
Aaagan and Mrs. Scott Simmons
Asd Mrs. r. A. Allison of Csster.
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Mrs. n. L. Carr will entertain In
formally At O'Clock dinner
Thursday evening. Her guests Will
b Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Thome. Miss
Rose Murray. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Macarthur and Miss Mabel Potter.
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The Baptist Ladies' Missionary
Society met Thursday afternoon At
the home Of Mrs. ]. r. smith. After
. short business session. the fol-
lowing program was sajoyed:
Mrs. r. J. Hswkins-Lsd devotional
Mrs Geo Asay-Paper. N
Mrs. L. d. Myers-"what the New
World Movement Means"
Mrs. W. =. ulrey--R.ports from
Mission Field In "Litiva."
Miss Ida ulrcy-"Current Events"
Others present were Mcsdsmes L.
Baird. J. 8. Warren. Floyd LriGhty.
Miss Rachel uirey. and the hostess.
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A group Of young folks held .
viesis roast BY the river last Sat
urday evening. Those present were
Misses Ella Quiram. Csrolins
ochults. Emma Kiospper. MILDRED
0ehsrnan. Amanda Ohrt. Doris
Peskman. Matilda aud Helen Roifs-
meier. Cora lArick. Bertha Schroed-
q. Clara Heigel. Helena sad Mina
Hausr and Ella and Lille Dsussr:
Msssrs. Louie and Arthur ChaAweii.
chas. Arthur and Walter Montes.
Walter and Ed Schroeder. George
aaa Melvin Hallcr. Louis and "a
Hsiesi aad willie 0eAnis. fhsy
sans home at . late houS. ail ~
Dorting . very pleasant evening.
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