The Delta independent., 1924-06-06
SOCIETY
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Thursday afternoon at the Masonic
club rooms All Star members are
eligible, and wives, sisters, daughters
or mothers of Master Masons may be
present as guests of members.
A special meeting of Garnet Chapter
No. SO, o. E. s., will be held this even
ing, on the occasion of the official
visit of Mr.. Howard S. Bushnell of
Georgetown, Associate Grand Patron.
All members are cordially invited A
dinner will be served at GAS o'clock.
The w. F. NJ. S. of the Methodist
church held an open meeting at the
church Tuesday afternoon to which
the women of the church were invited.
A program of readings and songs was
presented by the Kings Heralds, mem
bers of the primary department and
others which was well-received, for
which there was no charge other than
a silver offering.
The closing meeting of the Shakes
peare club was in the nature of a pic
mic on the beautiful lawn of Mr.. and
ing. Several of the members were
present, Including families of men,
bers. The press correspondent says
the most of the time was devoted to
getting those men filled up, and after
some time at visiting they all repaired
to their homes
At the Community Rooms Friday
evening, Just a dozen young people
chaperoned by Mesdames R. C. Egnew
and VIII Hillman passed a pleasant
evening tripping the light fantastic"
and later they formed a fine party at
the Colonial theater. The event was
given in honor of Miss Helen Hillman,
who with her mother, departed for
The young people of Bethel Sunday
school and their teacher, Mrs. John
BOyden, were pleasantly entertained
at the John Cooper home on Ash Mesa,
approximately 25 being present. After
a business session, a social hour and
games were enjoyed after which dain-
| ty refreshments were served by the
hostess. 1t is the plan of the class
to make these class meetings month
| ly event.
Monday evening of last week, Miss
Helen Hillman was the victim of a
surprise which was carefully planned
and executed by the young folks of the
M. f. Sunday School class of which
she is a member. The party was CIV
en- at the home of the class president.
Miss May Davis. Pleasant moments
were enjoyed in social intercourse aud
in playing games. following which
dainty refreshments were served.
The Young Matrons' club met at the
day afternoon at their regular semi
monthly meeting. The subject under
discussion, Proper Literature for
Children. was well presented by Mrs.
Sarah Kissinger. after which is was
informally discussed by different
members. At the close of a pleasant
afternoon, light refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Complimenting Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.
Beahm who are leav! -1g for other
fields, the Circle class of the Method
ist Sunday school perpetrated sur
prise on them by inviting them to the
home of Mr. and Mrs II A DpMarais
for the evening. where they found the
class members all assembled. The
evening was spent at rook and a de-
| lightful lunch put the finishing touch
es to perfect evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Beahm have been useful members of
the class and Sunday school, and
big vacancy will follow their leaving.
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| Wednesday evening jolly crowd OF
county officials wended their way to
the home of Gus Schlapp provided with
various matchmaking instruments
with which they announced their ar
rival. The newly-weds received the
party gracioudy and escorted them
to Mikes where treats were provided
There they found Herald Beltz and ac-
companed him home where a social
hour was spent and the usual treats
provided An old-time charivari had
been planned for Mr.. and Mrs Beltz,
the latter being formerly one of the
corps of Delta County officials as of
flee assistant In her father office, but
sickness in the neighborhood caused a