Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-04-18
Society
CtOpiAn Afternoon
Al Mrs. Claude COrlctt's.


Mrs. Claude Corlett was hostess
to the Utopian club for most en-
5oyable afternoon at bridge Satur-
day, April IL. Three tables were
arranged for cards and at the close
Of the afternoons amusement the
hostess served a dainty luncheon.
Mrs. Corlett's guests for the
afternoon were: Mrs. Abner Farrow.
Mrs. Geo. Corlett ana Miss DIETRICH.
Club members who enjoyed the
afternoon were: Mrs. l.. T. E'ofson,
Mrs. X. II. Peters. Mrs. Donald
Shakespeare. Mrs. J. X. Harr,es'
Mrs. Olin Beatty, Mrs. Herbert Mar
Gin. Mrs. Lester Hawkins and Mrs.
Robt. Bone and Miss Marian Sims
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Mr.. and Mrs. z. c. Eagle, ]. II.
Smith. Miss Eloise Smith and Mar
ian and Eugene Eagle were Sunday
dinner guests at the w. II. Towne
home. Mr. Towne celebrated his
birthday Sunday and Mrs. Towne
prepared one OF her fine dinners
and invited In few friends In
honor of the occasion.
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81. stephens Guild
Met With Mrs. Swart.
ST. Stephens Guild of the Episco-
pal church met at the home OF Mrs.
w. II. Swart Thursday afternoon.
April 10. A business hour and
social time occupied the afternoon
at the close OF which the hostess
served refreshments.
Members present were: Mrs. f.
l.. Carter. Mrs. Mix. Mrs. II. J. lgo.
Miss Mary Spencer. Mrs. Robert
Macarthur. Mrs. Gertrude Robinson
and Mrs. Swart.
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q. 4. u. Circle VIII
Entrrtain Families.
Soldiers Welcome Circle No. IL,
for an all day social time and big
dinner on April Is at the Woodman
hall. The circle has invited their
families and Joe Hooker Post and
wives and will serve u chicken din
ncr accompanied by all the deiec'-
abies the Ladies' of the G. A. X. are
famed for providing for their feasts.
An entertaining program is being
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Ronald CLARK Mas
Novel Birthday Party.
Mrs. r. 4. Clark very pleasantly
entertained number OF lads Fri
day evening. April II. In honor OF
Master Donaid's seventh birthday.
The young guests partook Of a fine
birthday dinner at six o'clock. A
big feature OF the dinner was the
fortune telling birthday cake which
when cut contained n button for the
bachelor and several other novel
revelations that proved a delight &,
the youngsters.
After dinner the Clark boys
st.rooptican machine was brought
out and put to work showing the
travels OF the ciarks In the east
and south from pictures and postals.
Tho pictures OF the Bronx Zoo In
New York were most interesting to
the youngsters and they decided a
ten mile trip through Bronx Park
Was most ms much fun as n circus.
Master Ronnid'a guests we're:
David and John Francis Worth.
Walter and Howard Relfc. Billy
Wood. Robert Nelson. Milton Wad-
leigh and Robert Clark.
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The Aktacsi group Of Camp Fire
girls Of which Mrs. Donald Shakes.
pearc 10 guardian will 20 on q hike
asd picnic on Saturday. April -.
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go Clsb Speed
I've With Hhsk~sprsr~s.
Mr. aad Mrs. Donald Shakes
psare we're hosts TO the 900 club on
last Thursday evening. A pleasant
svsnisg at cards was followed by
refreshments.
The Shakespcarss' gussts were:
NJ. and Mrs. Robert Davis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hush Savage. Ms. and AIRS.
Chet Ssneff. Mf. and Mrs. Claude
Ditto, Mr.. aad Mrs. Neil Orocsbcck
and Niss Louiss Tosie. Mr.. and
Mn. oavaes wsrs the prise winners
q the evoaing.