The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1924-02-29
SOCIETY

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Mrs. w. A. Day entertained the
Christmas club Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Trechter entertained |
the Octette club last Thursday at a
luncheon.
The Friday Fancy Work club will
meet this afternoon, Mrs. J. Z. Hill |
man being the hostess.
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The March meeting of the D. A R.
viii be held tomorrow afternoon, Mrs. |
Millard Fairlamb being hostess.
Mrs Charles E. Parker entertained
a dozen young ladies at a dinner
party Monday evening, followed by
several hours OF bridge.
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The C. W. S. club will meet this af-
teruoan, Mrs. L. L. Beahm being hos
tess. Fancy work will be the divers
ion, followed by refreshments.
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Mrs, C. E. Smith entertained the
Bide-a.wee club Friday afternoon.
The next meeting is scheduled for
March Z, with Mrs Charles White.
Mrs c. E. Parker entertained six.
teen friends at a one O'Clock luncheon
yesterday afternoon, followed by sew
eral hours at bridge.
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Hold your date for the St. Patrick's
dance at EIks' hall, Monday. March
IN. piece orchestra. Admission 81.
Auspices Catholic Ladies Aid society.
The Christian Endeavor OF the
Presbyterian church enjoyed a pot
luck supper and social time in the
church parlors last evening.
The P E O. held their annual meet
ing Saturday afternoon in the form OF
a luncheon at the home OF Mrs. o. B.
Whipple Mrs. T. P. Lyon was as
sociate hostess.
The Presbyterian Calendar club
will hold a social meeting next Tues
day afternoon. Mesdames Ernest
EngeIhardt, Charles Adams, Cora
Pears and o. A Ehrgott being hos
ltess.
Mrs. Louis Seicrest will be hostess
to the Coterie club this afternoon at a
| luncheon. Associate hostesses will be
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aud c. X Rupp. The afternoon will
re devoted to bridge
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Adams entertain
. ed a number Of friends at a six o'clock
timer yesterday evening. Covers were
lid for Or. and Mrs E. C. Shaffer;
Dr. and Mrs. B. o. Windle, and Mr..
and Mrs. T. H. Dunbar.
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Mrs. Lauretta Travis was a pleas
iug hostess to the F. A club at one
o'clock luncheon Friday afternoon,
The time following the luncheon was
devoted to 800" Guests were Mrs.
/ a. L. Gerst and Mrs. H. f. Perkins.
3 q. %
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Stribling enter
tained at a $50 o'clock dinner yester.
lay evening. Covers were laid for
Dr.. and Mrs. d. a. Kick and daughter
Helen. Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Remington
and son, Avon.
About $50 enjoyed the annual Elks'
banquet at the armory on Friday
night. An excellent turkey dinner
was served by the Calendar club OF
the Methodist church, and after the
eating several hours were devoted to
dancing
A crowd OF Delta High students
successfully perpetrated a surprise on
Charles Dana Wednesday last, it
being the young mans sixteenth birth
day anniversary. Mrs. Dana, who
was put next" gave able assistance.
A delightful evening was spent play
| ing Michigan. after which dainty re
freshments were served As the mid.
night hour drew nigh. the young
people dispersed, wishing Charles
many happy returns,
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The ladies OF Captain John Gunni.
son Chapter D. A. II, banqueted eight
cen Boy Scouts and their leader, Rev.
r. T. sherman, and two members OF
the executive committee, Or. w. 5.
/ Cleland and A. j. Foster on Friday
evening at the church parlors Sew
eral addresses were given and II is