Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-05-09
Society,
II. stcphens' Guild
PIans Benefit Party.

Oaa 0S&sSIos 0o4hu
PIans Benefit Party.
Mrs. c. w. Brandbors entertain
ed st. Stephens Guild at her home
Thursday afternoon. May l. A
short business session was held at
which time the ladies made arrange
ments to hold = card party for the
benefit of the Guild treasury, the
date to be announced later.
= A box of beautiful altar furnish
ings was received as a gift from
Sister Constance. White Plains, N.
r., to the church and needlework on
the unfinished linen pieces occupied
busy hands during the afternoon.
The hostess served O'Clock
luncheon which was greatly enjoy
ed and after this little Misses Lois
Brandborg and Frances Barley en-
tertained with dance.
Members and guests present in
cluded: Mrs. j. E. Carter. Mrs.
Robert Macarthur. Mrs. w. H..
Barley, Mrs. Sam Mix. Mrs. w. r..
Wilson. Mrs. H. j. Igo. Mrs. C. w.
Brandborg. Mrs. Brandborg. Mrs.
W. E. Swart. Mrs. Gertrude Robin
son, Misses Lucy Barger. Smith and
Geiser.
ssss'
Missionary Societies
on NJ. e. Church Meet Together.
An all day meeting and family
dinner was participated In by the
Foreign and Home Missionary 40
cieties Of the NJ. E. church Thurs
day. May l. Forty.five members
and guests enjoyed the basket
luncheon served at noon.
The Foreign Missionary program
occupied the forenoon. The meet
ing was opened with dev0tionals
led by Mrs. H. C. kephart. Mrs.
4. w. HoEle was the program leader
and the study chapter on China was
reviewed by Mrs Olin Beatty.
Mrs. z. c. Eagle was program
leader for the Home Missionary So
ciety. Mrs. H. A. Ball led the de-
votional service. An important busi-
ness session was held at which q
delegate to the district Home Mis-
sionary convention In Rocky Ford
Was elected. Mrs. Stella Rees will
be the delegate.
Following the business meeting.
which was the last Of the fiscal year
an interesting program was pre-
sented. Mrs. A. w. HoGle sang a
solo and Miss Lois Dismukes gave
Officers for the ensuing year
were also elected Ms follows: Presi-
dent, Mrs. z. c. Eagle; vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Carrie Sherman: cores
pondiag secretary. Mrs. Stella Ress;
recording secretary. Mrs. Paul
Roberts; treasurer. Mrs. Rose
Towae: supt. young peoples work
Mrs. w. r. Bowers: supt. childrena
work, Mrs. Alonzo Plunkett: supt.
Missionary education. Mrs. II. c.
Kephsrt; mite box secretary. Miss
Anna Kerr: stewardship secretary.
Mrs. W. L. Bailey: secretary evan
selical work. Mrs. Alice Ball: TEN
perance secretary. Mrs. W. II. Bar
ley.
The Queen Esther girls. junior
society Of the Home Missionary.
presssted an amusing and interest
ing piaylst which depicted the well
known characters OF every social
group. After their program the
Queen Esther girls and their guests
were invited TO he dining room
where they were served to May
Day luncheon. Dainty cakes In lace
May baskets along with other
delsctables had been arranged into
. two course luncheon.
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Mrs.. Montgomery
Hostess at Britigr Luneheon.
Mrs. J. J. Montgomery was
Aostsss to twenty guests At = pretty
invitation luncheon followed BY .
merry afternoon 1t bridge wsdnss'
Gay.
The guests were served TO . de-
iightful luncheon served from .
charnissly appointed table at one
o'clock. Larkspurs we're the spring
flowers used In decorating the
rooms. In the bridge contest Mrs.
Robert Macarthur won the prise
for the highest score.
Nrs. Montsonssy's guests were
nsedsoss Bert Ayers. Olin Perdsw.
y. r. Hancock. n. d. Taylor. las.
Ceaaat. Dslbsrt HopkiAs. John
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