Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-22
Society

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ray Wright en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. II. V. Serum
and the J. E. Magruder family at
dinner last Sunday. Turkey and
trimmin's" were features Of the
bountiful repast served the guests.
The p. T.. o. Sisterhood. Chapter
'. will meet next Wednesday, Feb
II, with Mrs. Van Fleet and the
program is to be the Exemplifica-
tion OF Initiation.
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The Wednesday Bridge Club
gathered for three tables Of bridge
at the home OF Mrs. George p. God
frey on First avenue and barely
missed having thirteen present. The
players were Mrs. II. T.. Lague. Mrs.
John Freeman. Mrs. w. J. Clark.
Mrs. Frank Collar and Mrs. Donald
Shakespeare: guests being Mes
danes Chas. Edman, c. ID. Hyatt,
Guy Reed. Robert +. Clark. l.. X.
Sims. Eldon Graves and w. F. Nc
Ciure. A light lunch followed the
game.
The festive turkey is enjoying a
season of popularity almost equal
to the holiday rush. He Tor she)
has been the piece de resistance"
As the Frenchman puts it-on the
menu OF number Of delightfully."-
savory banquets lately.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Caldwell and
family. MIR. and Mrs. A. X. Baird.
Mrs. Axel Anderson, MIR. Naslund
and his daughter. Miss Clara May.
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs Ralph
Caldwell at their home Sunday for
. turkey feast.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Beatty OF
the Hotel Grand. gave a family din
ned last Sunday in the nature OF q
farewell to their daughter. Miss
Hannah Beatty. who left for Texas
Tuesday night. Other guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Olin. Beatty and little
Virginia. Mr.. Lawrence Stoddard.
Mr.. r. NJ. Knapp and Ward Arnold.
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The Delphian chapter met with
Mrs. Earl Matzen Wednesday eve
In charge OF Mrs. MS,zen who was
ably assisted by several Of the mem
bers who gave excellent talks on
THE lives and propositions OF the
latter Romanticists. The next
meeting will be held at the home
Of Mrs. Dick Worth Wednesday.
March 5th with Miss Leila Mount a.
leader.
Mrs. c. +. Barber was the hostess
NJ her home Tuesday evening for
the Ella Towne Smith class which
entertained the members and their
respective husbands with "a valen-
tine party. Comic valentines were
IN order as favors, and much diver
sion created by requiring each
guest to read aloud his or her val
sntine verses. Refreshments were
provided in n unique fashion by the
guests bringing covered dishes con-
iainins eatablcs. while games and
general frolIc furnished amusement
for everybody. Members present
With their husbands were Mesdamea
Ball. Sherman. weincr. Beck. wyicy.
Frank Gof: those unaccompanicd
w.r, Mcsdamcs Kennedy. Houghton.
Davis. Hyndman. Murphy. Wing and
Miss Loris Murphy. beside u number
Of children.
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TIL" Lutheran Circle enjoyed n
Leap Year party Mt tho home of
MIR. and Mrs Gus Jungck wedn.s-
day evening. At late hour de-
licious refreshments We're served to
the following members and guests
present: Mr.. aud Mrs. Metz. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Quiram. Mrs. J. Wilson.
Mrs kempf. Mrs. saucr. Mrs. H.
MuNicr. Mrs. Ncttlebcck. Rev.
Mueller: the Misses Helena Haiicr.
iusa Finstadt. Mary Frost. Caroline
Schultz. Agnes Hoffman. Lille
Dcuter. Helm Rolfsmei~r. Bertha
erhroed~r. Minnie Hailer. Emma
kloeppcr. Edaa Torneii. Mildred
echsraann. Eila Quiram and Mesara
Pasi Nettisbeck. Charlie Montcr.
Nslvia Haiier. Herbert Seamster.
Walter Aontef. Willie Brhuits.
Hssry Nsttiebeck. Walter srhroed.
o.. Asthus Mostss. 0sorge Haiier.
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