Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-07-11
Musical Tea IL
Event Of Unusual Interest.

An attractive social event OF the
summer season was the musical tea
given in the Presbyterian church
parlors under the direction OF the
Ladies' Aid Society of that church.
The affair was also arranged as 4
reception to give Mrs. Chas. Calkins
the new pastors wife. the oppot-
tunity to meet the ladies OF the
various church organizations and
their friends. A large attendance
was present and q most enjoyable
time had by all.
Four tables were arranged for the
tea and after = few numbers Of the
program the progressive serving be-
gun while the program proceeded.
Mrs, N. l.. Carr was in charge of
the program and made the an
nouncements.
/ ~ pAC00Sok ootbt soS "so So
store for those who attended In
the presentation Of = young musician
of unusual talent, Miss Margaret
Leo siusher. granddaughter Of W..
J. Clark and daughter OF Mrs. Mabel
c. Wolcott. who Is also . musician.
Miss slusher renders her selec-
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terity for such a young musician.
Her second selection was also very
pleasing and was one Of her own
compositions. Romance. II was q
pretty arrangement and expressive
of unusual ability to interpret a
theme In music.
Miss Marian Edman gave her
many admires an opportunity to
hear her play. Miss Edman favor
ed with two numbers which were
indeed charming and demonstrative
OF her talent.
Helen Newcomb who has spent
the past winter In school In Den
humorous readings OF Boy at the
Movies and Olga at the Photogra-
piers. Both were clever character
sketches and the little Miss ix ex-
ceptionally good in her reading.
| A whistlins solo by Florence
Cramer Grow was an entertaining
and unusual number, Mrs. Abner
Farrow who has 4 pretty rich toned
voice sang two solos with Mrs. l..
r. Elofson accompanying. Mrs.
Trueblood sang two charming num-
bers and Mrs. wolcott acted as ac-
companist. A young lad with prom
ising ability Ia Keith johnson who
handles his violin with a perfect
confidence and considerable skin for
so small chap. He played two
solo numbers. Mrs. Chas. Edmsn
favored with two pretty vocal sell
ectionS and Miss Marian Edman ac-
companied her.
- 900
West Esd Ciub ssd
Husbands Eat~rtaised.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royce Upton enter
tained the members Of the West End
Club and their husbands At their
home Wednesday evening. Garden
flowers were artisticaily ussd ID the
decorations Of dining room and iiv-
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did three course dtaner vss served
and this Was followed By an sxrit-
Ing bridge contest.
Mrs. Robert Macarthur claimed
the high score honor for club mem.
bsrs and Mrs. Mark watross the
guest prise. The consolation award
went to Mrs. n. T. Hancock.
Tho club guests on this occasion
we're: Mr.. and Mn. Milo Wilson.
DR.. and Mrs. L. r. Eiofson. Mr.. and
and Mrs. Harry Upton Of Crsstone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bone and NJ.
and Mrs. Mark watsoss. Club
members. Mr.. and Mrs. n. D. Tay-
lor. Mrs. Herbert Martin. Mr. asd
Mrs. Robert Macarthur. Mr.. and
hn. ~. Z. Hancock. Mr. aad Mrs.
John orssa. Mr. aaA Mss. Abnsr
Farrov. hr. and .Nrs. Claude Cor.
lett and Ms. Otis Rovisst.
800 go
Ass. chss. Hsekiss arrived here
ffon her homo II Moreheal. Mos.
tasa. % Juiy >th ssa viii spsal Q
mosth here visitias her passats,
Mr. asd Mr.. Pries. Mrs. Huekins
vas BRIDE this speias. hse mar.
riase tskias place II Montana afssr
she bad completed her school tern.
NJ. Hsektns will cone here Ter .
vtsit with The PYicse amer With