The Delta independent., 1924-04-18

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noon hour.
Mrs. C. C. Painter entertained the
following guests at dinner party on
Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Busse and
family; Mr. and Mrs Elgin Wright and
family, and Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Envy
and family.
Mrs. H. z. Tyler entertained the
Shakespeare club at beautifully ap-
pointed one o'clocy four course lunch
con Wednesday. The afternoon was
spent in completing the study of The
Merchant of Venice" Mrs. E. Payne
was guest OF the club.
The Young Matrons club was enter
tanned by Mrs. Isham Hamilton on
Thursday afternoon. Pleasant mo-
ments were enjoyed in social inter
course and an informal discussion on
the subject Child Discipline" follow
ing which dainty refreshments were
served.
A bunch of Junior High girls known
as the Just Us Club" hiked to Cory
Saturday. Following are the names
of the members: Margaret .Stockham,
Dorothy Wheeland, Marjorie May
Murphy, Billy Day, Mary Sue Osborne,
and Edna May Chambers.
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Members Of the Presbyterian Young
Peoples Christian Endeavor society,
under the direction OF Mrs. NJ. Spring
err presented beautiful pageant at
the regular church service on Sunday
evening. There were about 20 char.
acters and not the least OF the beauty
OF the scene was the artistic touch.
The pageant was entitled, The Mod
ern Christian Quest" and carried a
splendid message to the packed house.
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At the meeting of the Garnet Mesa
Community club Monday, April I, the
refreshments were served by the male
/ element and very fine indeed they
were. Some OF the ladies never knew
before what delicious angel food their
| husbands could make and now the
men have a steady job The next
meeting will be on May with Mr. and
Mrs. l. B. Scott
Friday. April II, being an eventful
date for John Warren, making the 35th
milestone in his journey through life,
his mother entertained at dinner COM
plimentary to him The following
guests were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Warren and family; Mrs. Josie
Worland; Mrs. Veryl Higer of Den
yer. Miss Lois Heckert of Ash Mesa :;
Mr.. Jennings OF Salina, Kansas, and
Homer Warren. The honor guest was
presented with an Elk Receipt book.
Saturday evening jolly crowd Of
Delta folks motored TO Crawford where
they whiled away the hours tripping
the light fantastic" after which they
repaired to the A Mcleod home where
an appetizing luncheon, provided by
the members of the party and their
hostess. was served to the following:
Mr.. and Mrs, Ed Pitts; Mr.. and Mrs
Elgin Wright; Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
Busse; Mr.. and Mrs, Han Ewy, and
Mrs II. II. Gibson
The Royal Neighbors OF America
celebrated their 2lst anniversary at
the lodge hall Wednesday. There
were three charter members present:
Mrs. Lee Jacobs; Mrs. James Blessing
and Mrs. Frank Bond The minutes of
the charter meeting we're read by Mrs.
Jacobs. A program and refreshments
followed the lodge meeting. and the
three honor guests were presented
with bouquet OF sweet peas and
violcts. There were several visitors
from Olathe and Montrose.
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The San Diego Union" contains a
society item OF interest to Delta peo-
pie. Mrs George Stephan entertained
the Colorado Columbine club at
Nah Jong party. The first prize for
each table was a bottle OF perfume il
the form OF the flower tile" while
the consolation prizes were Easter tav-
ors in the form OF tiny chickens. Each
guest was presented with a silk Colo.
rado flag, and Mrs Stephan read a
poem she had composed. entitled. The
Flag OF Colorado"
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Mrs. A. ]. Foster presided at
perfectly appointed dinner.party given
in honor of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. H Fisher, celebrating their forty
ninth wedding anniversary. and also
Mr. Fishers birthday Covers were laid
for the following relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Fisher; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Foster and family; Mr.