The Delta independent., 1925-01-23

| hOuIS VI Sdules, music, and social
intercourse.
Mrs NJ. p Weeks entertained her
Sunday School class of young ladies,
numbering about 20, at a lovely
$50 o'clock dinner, Monday evening.
The remainder of the time was spent
with games and working crossword
puzzles.
The NJ. F. Sunday School Board
met in the church banquet rooms on
Tuesday evening, and talked over
matters of Importance in connection
with the work of the school. Prof
Miller made a splendid talk, outlin-
i ing plans for the new year. A very
good dinner was enjoyed.
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Mrs. NJ. R Perkins pleasantly en-:
tertained nine young ladies at
$50 o'clock dinner last Thursday
evening at the Delta House. Guests
were the Misses Viola Kyffin. Beth
Bast, Shirley Ehrgott, Virginia Rupp.
Janet Hail. Marjorie Elliott, Alice
Kurz and Helen Hick
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Celebrating her 18th birthday. Miss
Viola Kyffin entertained IL girls at
a lovely o'clock dinner on Tuesday
evening. A dainty pink and white
color scheme was carried out in the
table decorations and desert. Viola
was the recipient of number of very
pretty and useful gifts.
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A joint installation CEREMONY will
be performed at the Odd Fellows hall
next Tuesday evening, January 27,
when the Woodmen of the World and
Neighbors of Woodcraft formally in
stall their officers for the coming
year This will be a public ceremony
and invitations have been extended
to all members and their families.
A program and refreshments will fol
low the official activities.
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In honor of her birthday, Mrs. N.
P. Weeks was the willing victim of
delightful surprise, planned and
carried out by the members of the A.
NJ. 2. club at the home of Mrs. Roy
Bowen, Saturday afternoon. A lovely
luncheon was served and Mrs. Weeks
was presented with beautiful plant
for which she expresses her deep
appreciation. She also favored the
club with a delightful reading.
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The Standard Bearers met Monday
evening for their January meeting. at
the home of Mrs. v NJ Rogers. on
South Grand street. The girls stud
led one chapter of the book on China
which they took up some time ago.
A voca duet was given by Naomi
Hollems and Gwendolyn Hillman. and
was enjoyed by all. At the conclus-
ion of the session, light refreshments
were served, Gwendolyn Hillman and
Edith Stearns being hostesses.
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Comphmenting his 73rd birthday.
Fred Pierce of Peach Valley was an
honored guest at a bountiful dinner
Sunday. The affair was planned
chiefly by Mrs. L. B. Scott, who
made large birthday cake, decor
ated with pink and green candles.
There We're about so guests present,
all of whom brought good things to
eat and it was a merry party indeed.
Mr.. Pierce was presented with
IS gold piece and several packages Of
cigars. Guests from Delta were Frank
Sampson and o. A. Ehrgott.
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A round dozen represented the
Shakespeare club which was enter
tanned by Mrs. Goddard this week.
| The discussion as to Ma Ferguson's"
qualifications was varied and warm.
| First act of Richard III was the
lesson involving resume Of English
history ably led by Stella Fairlamb.
CThe "Shrew" having been complete
ly tanned" at the previous meeting
at Mrs. Cooks) All enjoyed the so
cial hour and delicious refreshments.
proving Mrs. Goddard an unexceled
! hostess.
The Woman's Relief Corps met in
regular session Friday afternoon. The
usual routine of business was carried
out very ably by the new president.
Mrs. Nancy Nutter The members
brought a very generous donation of
clothing for the needy 1t was crate
fully accepted by Mrs. S. NJ. Wright
Mrs Wright is especially Interested
in child welfare work, and expressed
her appreciation Of the assistance
given by the corps members Next
regular meeting viii be held on Feb
ruary 6, at 2:3O p m.