Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-14
Society

~. +. Missionary
Net At Mrs. GOff's.
The Foreign Missionary Society
Of the NJ +. Churc. neld their reg
ular monthly meeting at the home
Of Mrs. Frank Goff. Thursday.
March 6. Mrs. Goff and Mrs. Hynd-
man were hostesses and Mrs. Hogie
was program leader.
The subject Of the lesson was
"Christian Stewardship" and talks
we're given by Mrs. HoEle and Mrs.
Elting. At the close OF the pro-
gram the hostesses served q dainty
plate luncheon. Members present
were: Mesdames Hogle. Stroup. w.
II. Barley. Babcock. Nelson, Lilley.
Hedges. Robb. Bruce. Elting. Eagle.
Ma1field, Hyndman and Goff. and
Miss Worth.
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Miss Zahncn Is
Hostess vt Bridge.
Miss Helena Zahnen was hostess
TO number OF friends at a prettily
appointed bridge party at her home
Saturday afternoon, March S.
Daffodils were the flowers used
TO carry out the dainty decorations
in yellow and whit. throughout the
rooms while tally cards and refresh
ments were in the same colors.
Miss Zahnen's guests on this oc-
cAion were: Mesdames. Hampton.
wubben. Godfrey. Giynn. Igo. Mar
tin. Olin Beatty. Jack Nelson. and
Geo. Station and the Misses Blanche
Eeydel. Esther Martin. Carrie Deit-
rich, ordean Spencer. Frances
Schall. Dorothy Turner. Martha Dill
lard. Lucille Frazier. Edith Flem-
ing. Mary Bushinger. and Leila
Mount.
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o. 4. Cias. Guests
Of Mrs. W. II. Harley.
Mrs. w. II. Barley was hostess "a
the Ella Towne Smith class OF the
~. f.. Sunday school for their reg
ular monthly social afternoon Fri
day. March Z. Mrs. c. f. Barber
vas the assisting hostess.
The meeting was opened with q
abort devotional service and mos'
pleasant social afternoon was en-
1oyed. Miss Francis Barley enter
tained the company with two clever
readings. 1.-THE Rassedy Man by
Riley and MA and the Auto b,
Guest. The hostesses served yer,
pleasing luncheon to complete tbs
afternoon. Those who enjoyed th'
hospitality OF Mrs. Barley and Mrs
Barber were: Mrs. Lawrence War
ner. Mrs. Ray Houston. Mrs. II. c
Beck. Mrs. Kennedy. Mrs. jos
Busch, Mrs. Trude Glatz. Mrs
Biedsoe. Mrs. II. A. Ball. Mrs
Robert Davis. Mrs. A. Kimbaii. Mrs
c. ". Brandborg. Mrs. Stewart
Brandborg. Mrs. Dismukes and Mrs
Ray Williams OF Pueblo.
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Nan-r and Bridsr
Yor Utopians and Guests.
A delightful evening at dinner
and bridge was enjoyed by twenty
one members OF the utopisn club
aud their husbands and friends nj
the Herbert Martin home Saturday
evening. March 3. when Mrs. Mar
tin and Mrs. John Green were
hostcsses.
St. Pat and his noted color were
brought 10 mind In the table dec
oratlons OF green carnations and
IN the bridge table appointments,
The merry party enjoyed course
dinner served At I y. IN. by the
hostcsses and then took up the
evenings amusom.n, at five tables.
The members and guests who en-
joycd the pleasant hospitality OF
Mrs. Martin aud Mrs. Green were:
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Shakespeare.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bone. DIR. and
Mrs. Eiofson. MIR. and Mrs. Ronald
Peters. Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Haw-
kins. Nr. and Mrs. q. X. Harrics.
Masses Mary Burhinker. Marian
Sims. Esther Martin and Messrs.
Walter Wilson. Claude Corictt. Her.
bert Martin and John Green.
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NJ. and Mr.. Hsary Ieo had -
their l1nass gusets % Saturday. Mr.
Hsllgseol. eeeeA q The Pueblo Geo.
tssi - 0sAesl asl Mr.. Martin