The Delta independent., 1924-09-05
SOCIETY
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Twenty-nine were present at fami-
" reunion at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. /. Niles on Garnet Mesa Sunday.
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The O. e. S. club will meet in the
Masonic club rooms Thursday after
noon. September IL. There will be no
hostesses on account Of the fair.
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Bobby Harding celebrated his fourth
birthday Monday afternoon at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. r
]. Harding. number of little friends
were invited to spend the afternoon,
which was a jolly one with all kinds
of games. Delicious refreshments top
ped off the afternoon.
The w. F. NJ. S. of the Methodist
church were entertained at the home
of Mrs. e. P. Marsh on Garnet Mesa
Tuesday afternoon. This was the clos
ing meeting for the yea". During the
year S21312 have passed through the
organization. At the close of the af-
ternoon refreshments were served
Doris Mae Wright entertained 16 of
her girl friends Thursday to help cele-
brate her birthday. She was eleven
years old. The table decorations were
beautiful, being carried out in yellow
and white. Doris Mae received many
pretty gifts and everyone greatly en-
joyed the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Graham enter
tanned at dinner Wednesday in honor
of their house guest, Mrs. c. B. Akard
OF Montrose. The out of town guests
were Mrs. Lee Price and children, Miss
Lou Price and Henry Price of Olathe.
A very delicious dinner was enjoyed
and afterward a pleasant social time
was spent.
Honoring Mr. and Mrs Charles Wal
do OF Minneapolis, Minnesota. who are
house guests at the Gets home this
week, Mrs. Gets entertained at din
ner Wednesday. Covers were laid for
Mr. and Mrs Waldo, Mr.. and Mrs
Henderson. Mrs. Kate Starr and son.
Robert and Arthur OF Cory. and Mr
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gets and son.
Mrs. A. NJ. Kuhn on Wednesday was
hostess to the members OF the Sun
shine Circle Club OF Montrose. Mrs.
Kuhn belonged to this club before her
removal to Delta and she and the
members Of the club greatly enjoyed
the day together. A delicious lun-
cheon was enjoyed at noon and after
ward a pleasant social time was spent.
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Mrs Ernest Engelhardt was hostess
to is little guests Friday afternoon
in honor OF Helen's ninth birthday
The moments passed quickly with out
of-door games after which tasty re-
freshments were served. chief among
which was the birthday cake with it's
nine candles. Several snaps" were
taken Of the happy group as souvenirs
OF the event
Mrs. William Cofield and daughter
Doris Anderson were Joint hostesses
to the members OF the A. o. s. Club
and their mothers Friday afternoon at
their ranch home on Garnet Mesa
The girls hiked out in the morning
spending the day in the country. while
the mothers motored out for the after.
noon, and all enjoyed picnic to
gether.
The Garnet Mesa Community club
held a lively meeting Monday evening
at the home OF Mr.. Ice. Plans for the
fair work are about completed and the
club is planning to have as good an
exhibit as ever, possibly better All
canned fruit must be at Mrs Duliug's
home by Friday for the exhibit and
members Of the club are urged to bear
this in mind.
One of the loyeliest Of social func-
tlons ever given here was the trous-
seau tea Monday afternoon presided
over by Miss Marjorie Mathers,
bride of the week, when the hospit-
able Mathers home was thrown open
and dozens Of friends were given an
opportunity to inspect the magnifl-
cent trousseau and wedding gifts. In
every room were silver. cut glass
bric-a-brac, handmade linens, tserling
silver and electrical appliances, in a
bewildering array, and by no means
the least lovely was the trousseau dis.
played in the brides own room. Guests
were invited at intervals Of half
hour beginning at 2:3O and ending at
$50. Before leaving the guests re-
galed themselves with glass Of de-