The Delta independent., 1924-08-29
SOCIETY
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Mrs. Gordon Wisoner was hostess to
the C. w. S. Club at her home on So.
at their last meeting. Guests
were: Mesdames Ward l. Miller. Har-
very Kendall. and Charles Robar.
P. A Henney and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Forest Henney motored to
Hotchkiss Sunday where Mrs. Grant
Miller entertained at a perfectly ap-
pointed dinner honoring P. A Henney
who had reached his 65th milestone
in life's journey on tat day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Envy entertained
a number OF friends Friday evening, |
August 18th. at card party. A very |
pleasant evening was enjoyed by all
present and delicious refreshments
were served at the end of the game by
A j. Busse.
Previous to their departure for Yel-
lowstone park. Mrs. R D. Allen enter
tanned very pleasantly in honor of
Misses Mabel and Ruth Allen and
Ruth Cathcart who spent the summer
here. The evening was spent at 500,
five tables of friends beng entertained.
Delicious refreshments closed the
evening The Misses Allen and Cath
cart will return to their teaching
duties in Buffalo, New York. after a
visit in Yellowstone.
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The Garnet Mesa Community Club
held a busy meeting week ago Mon
day evening at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. L. C. Anderson. This was strict
ly a business meeting, preparing for
the fair exhibit The evening was a
very pleasant one. The next meeting
will be held September LIST and will
be held at the hom OF A. ]. Ice. 1t is
present as there is much to do at the
meetings between now and fair time.
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The Young Matron's Club spent a
social afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Tad Warner. August IA. The regular
lesson was dispensed with and the
time devoted to fancy work Dainty
refreshments topped off the after
moons entertainment The club met
again August q with Mrs. Isham Ham
ilton as hostess The program was un-
der the direction OF Mrs Raymond
Plautz. following which dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
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Mabel Dixon was the victim of a
carefully planned and well executed
surprise when about two dozen friends
gathered at the Jewell home where
Mabel had been invited to spend the
evening The guests, preceding Mabel
there. accorded her a right royal re-
ception. The Dixon family will soon
leave for Montrose to make residence.
and Mabel will be missed by the
younger set. and also in the school and
church to both Of which she was ever
loyal
The members OF the A O. S Club
and their mothers were pleasantly en-
t1ined at the T w Osborn home Fri
AhA hAAfA ANbllH hlHr bSpNlu anu NATN
Sue being hostesses. The usual fancy
work was laid aside and the time spent
with music and games Following the
serving OF dainty refreshments. several
snapshots were taken. The final meet
ing for the summer will be at the
home OF Mrs w. II. Cofield. when
Doris Anderson and her mother will be
Joint hostesses to the members Of the
club and their mothers.
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Mrs. J. F Cole was hostess to the
members OF the W. II. NJ s. Of the
Methodist church at her pleasant home
on Garnet Mesa Tuesday. August 18th
A Eoodly number OF ladies' enjoyed
an interesting program on the subject .
"Americanization and Deaconess .
Work" presented by Mrs. Floyd Hard
ing. Mrs. Cole OF California who is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Clarence .
Smith, talked Interestingly Of the .
work the w. II. NJ S is doing in her
home church. During the afternoon .
dainty refreshments We're served by
the hostess. Mesdames Sarah smith
and f. p. Marsh assisting.
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The Mems Club OF the Methodist
church, which meets fortnightly. com
posed OF men OF the church. held their
regular meeting Monday evening In
the basement OF the church with a
supper at 6:l5. Several matters Of
interest to the men and the communi-
ty were taken up among them the
discussion OF placing the Bible In the
public schools again. The men were
heartily in favor OF this action and
decided to do all possible to help in
this replacement Rev. h. +. StalunEs
OF the Christian church. Rev. Il Payne