Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-21
Society
Bridge Club
Mrs. Miracles Guests.

Bridge Club
Mrs. Miracles Guests.
Mrs. Glen Miracle entertained the
Wednesday evening bridge club at
the Claude Ditto home, March l9.
All members Of the club were pres
ent and enjoyed their favored game
until . late hour when refreshments
were served.
baptist Young
People Entertained.
The Misses Ruth and Charlene
Horton were hostesses to the Bap-
tist Young Peoples Union at a
lively party at their country home
on Monday evening.
About forty young people enjoyed
the hospitality Of the Horizons and
4 jolly time was spent at games
and music until a late hour when
the hostesses favored with 4 very
pleasing luncheon. st. Patrick COL
ors were used to decorate the rooms
and there was . lick O. green in the
cakes and ices served.
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Mss. Clark Hostess
To Wednesday Club.
Mrs. w. J. Clark was hostess to
the Wednesday Bridge Club at her
home. on the afternoon of March
ls. Three tables Of bridge had
been arranged and after q jolly
afternoon the hostess served lunch
con.
Those who enjoyed Mrs. Clark's
pleasing hospitality were: Mesdames
II. e. Lague, c. Bowsher. Donald
Shakespeare, Geo. Godfrey, j.
Ryan. c. T. Elting. Link. c. d.
Hyatt. Will Gon. Billy Woods. ].
L. Freeman and John Green.
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Quiveras Guests
Of Mrs! Stephenson.
Mrs. Jesse Stephenson was hostess
to. the Quivera club at her home
Tuesday evening. March IS. About
forty were present and most en-
tertaininE evening was passed with
the study hour and socially and re-
freshments with the note OF the
shamrock and Its color In evidence
were greatly enjoyed.
Modern Drama" was the sub
ject OF study and the program and
discussion had been arranged BY
Miss Lucille Frazier In a very able
manner.
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Sarah Ellen BRADY
Ma. Rrthsiay Party.
Little Miss Sarah Ellen BRADY
celebrated her seventh birthday
Wednesday with a party at which
herself and six little guests made
merry.
Various games made happy
afternoon pass quickly and the
crowning feature OF the day was the
luncheon with a big birthday cake
adorned with seven candles and all
sorts OF dainty eats TO go along with
II. Miss Sarah Ellen presided over
the cake and cut II to the delight
OF her little guests.
Besides the honored little hostess
the following wee demoiselles en-
joycd the party: Patty Wallace.
Rosemary Con-. Lucille Nelson.
Rosemary swnr,x. Polly Newcomb
and Charlotte Wood.
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D-iphiaR Soriety
Gives Entertainment.
About one hundred members and
friends Of the Delphian society en-
joyed and entertaining and unique
program at Blanca hall Monday eve
ming. March II. The program con-
sisted Of several interesting readings
and dances given under the direc-
tion Of Mrs. Phillips. who lives at
Center. Mrs. Phillips II = teacher
Of expression having had training
In several eastern cities and IL \
graduate Of the Columbia School OF
Expression at Chicago.
The program was opened with
bow and arrow dance given by eight
girls. Gladys Mccormick. Anna Lee
Muns~ii. Norrin~ Cunningham. Vera
Koch. Neiii. Ferguson. Lucille Mer.
chant and Dorothy Worth with
Dorothy Durham at the piano. The
girls were dressed In airy red cos.
tunes and each carried an Indian