Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-04
"DULCY"
ROTARJANs AND LADIES ENJOY
PROGRESSIVE DINNER
PARTY

PARTY
One Of the attractive parties Of the
holiday season was that arranged by
the Rotaryanns as . surprise for the
members Of the local Rotary club on
Monday night OF this week. Tho par
ty assembled At the home of Mrs.
Kostich and willard Wood where
the first course Of dinner was served.
The dinner course was served At the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. 6ylves-
ter and the salad course followed At
the Fassett home. The Trueblood
residence was the next place visited
where dessert was enjoyed and the
final couese was served at the l.. B.
Wallace home.
The real surprise Of the evening
came At Wallace's where seven OF
the Rotarysnns staged . show" of
which the principal feature was an
unmerciful "panning" of the Rotar-
isns. The scene" representing
room in . home Of one of the ladies
to which she had Unexpectedly re-
turned from a vacation trip to the
sea shore. Here she was Joined by
the other six OF the ladies who had
also taken the same trip and they
proceeded to individually and col
lectively describe the conditions in
which they had found things. rang
inE from friend husbands shirt drap-
ed on the chandelier to the muddy
hunting boots on the sofa. This lea.
up to q general discussion OF the
mythical follies and frailties of the
Rotarians and none escaped being
q subject for = barbed joke or =
pointed story. The show was climax
ed BY one Of the ladies relating that
she had discovered her husband
twho is rather baid) in the act Of
applying the sixth weekly applica,
ton Of hair dye. The show WAS
"scream" from the nrst act to the
curtain and revealed the cIsverness
Of the actresses" in = new role.
The entire evening was very much
enjoyed and the early hours OF the
new year marked the close OF the
successful and unique affair.
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Mrs. Leo Perkins and Mrs. J. X.
Perkins chArminEiy entertained the
Rock Creek Social Club at the
home OF the latter. Wednesday
afternoon. During the business
meeting. the following officers were
elected: Mrs. VIII Henderson. presi-
dent: Mrs. Clarence Jones. vice.
president: Mrs. Mary Burd. Secre-
tary and treasurer: Mrs. J. X. Per
kins. reporter: Mrs. Fred Itagisnd.
flower girl. The remainder OF the
afternoon was spent In sewing and
conversation after which \ delicious
two-course luncheon was served to
the following: Mrs. Lutte Popejoy.
Mrs. VIII Henderson. Mrs. l.. Hal
Ter. Mrs. GeorEe Asay. Mrs.
Clarence Jones'. Mrs. Roy Hooker.
Mrs. George Liliey and Miss Helena
Haiier.
The Friday Embroidery club will
meet with Mrs. Fred Cameron. FRI
day. January llth.
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The 300" Club WAS delightfully."-
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Savage. Wednesday night. Mrs..
Donald Shakespeare won the ladies
prize. Mr.. y. T.. Chase received the
gentleman's prize and Chct Sensff
was given the BOBBY prize. Al .
late hour choice refreshments were
served to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. =. Chase. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. E.. Barber. Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Shakespeare. Mrs. r. ".
I.add. chet ssnesf and the hosts.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore 0arniss
entertained At . watch" party
New Years eve. The hours passs6
pleasantly In playing cards aad q
late hour. dainty rcfreshmsats
were served 10 Mr. and Mrs. n. J.
Igo. and Mrs. Henry lgo OF Greeley.
Colo.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid met with
Mrs.. L. Baird. Thursday aftesnoea
70 do White Croas work.
ess ssss
TIE Ladies' Ala Of the Proohy-
tsrisa church held their regular
aaaual devotional meeting II ~
church psriors, Thsrsday sftss-
! zoos. Mrs. d. n. Reed was ~
leader.
NJ. aad Mrs. ". .. Woods eater
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