The Glenwood post., 1924-05-29

Mrs. W. W. Crook entertained Mrs
VIM. Crissman, Mrs. Jessie Quinlan
and Mrs. Jennie Campbell at trout
dinner Tuesday night Of this week at
her home. - 49,
Birthday Picnic.
Pauline Claudon, daughter of MI
and Mrs. Fred I. Claudon, entertained
eighteen of her little girl friends last
Thursday evening with picnic al
Tumble creek.
All greatly enjoyed the evening and
wished Pauline many more happy
birthdays.
Picnic at Ruedi.
The following motored to Kuedi Sun
day and enjoyed picnic lunch: Mr.
and Mrs. T. s. Hadden, Mr.. and Mrs
Wallace Bryant, Misses Edna Dow and
Erma Hubbard and Bill Porter.
Another party at Ruedi the same
day was Mrs. R. W. McGuirk and
daughter Mary, Mrs. Lunny and
daughter Mabel, and Mrs. Emma Paine
and two children.
Entertain High School Teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine informally On
tertained the high school teachers by
serving light refreshments in the sew
ing room of the high school Tuesday
evening following the class day exer
cises.
1t was given in honor of Mr.. Kseaa
Mr.. Reynolds, Miss Small and Mist
Oxer, the four high school teachers
who will not be here next year.
Give Farewell Party.
Misses Edna Dow and Erma Hub
bard gave a farewell party Wednesday
night for Miss Mary McGuirk who il
leaving for California to spend the
summer. 1t was also in celebration Of
the birthdays of Misses Mae Mcmillan
and May Hadsell.
The evening was spent in playing
Monte Carlo whist, Miss Hadsell win
ming first prize and Mrs. G. E. Mitch
ell the BOBBY. A delicious lunch wa!
served by the hostesses assisted by
Mrs. Dow and Mrs. Hubbard.
The guests were: Mrs. John Clarke
Mrs. Wallace Bryant, Mrs. O. E
Mitchell, Misses Mae Mcmillan, May
Hadsell and Mary McGuirk.
Surprise Birthday Party.
Several friends of Walter Gleason
gathered at his home Tuesday evening
to surprise him on his birthday. Mrs
Gleason had on the quiet arranged al
for the festivity and the surprise wa,
genuine.
A large birthday cake was in evi
dence with plenty of ice cream ant
Strawberries. The cake was prettilJ
decorated in pink letters with the date
of his birth and the year 1924. a(r
Gleason received number of present.
from his friends.
Mrs. Snyder, daughter Ruth, JESSE
Yeoman and Mrs. Vestella May were
present and all left after pleasant
evening, wishing Mr.. Gleason many
happy returns of the day.
Ladies Entertain at Cobblehurst.
Mesdames I. E. and l.. R. Pratt ani
M. J. Mayes were the joint hostessc.
last Friday afternoon at delightful
party at Cobblehurst, the beautiful
summer home of the Pratts east of the
city.
A number of beautiful baskets filled
with lilacs were artistically arranged
for decorations and the aroma of thu
fragrant blossoms filled the air will
sweetness.
A one O'Clock luncheon was served
to the 38 guests present and again the
decorations played an important part
in the attractiveness Of the excellent
meal.
The afternoon was spent in piaJ,nf
cards and all greatly enjoyed the la
dies hospitality and it is said that
this was one of ahe prettiest partie,
of the Season
Teachers Have Joint Recital.
Miss Bernice Miller and sister Mrs
j. F. Reynolds presented their violiI
and piano, mandolin and cello pupil
in recital in the music room of tn,
Junior High school last Saturday at
tarunoc