The Delta independent., 1925-02-13
MANY PRETTY AT
FAIRS ARE HELD
HERE THIS WEEK


Masonic hall, the Social order Of the
Beauceant will meet in regular sess-
ion
Mrs. H. G. Snyder entertained the
F. A. club at one O'Clock luncheon
Friday afternoon. The ladies spent
the afternoon playing cards.
Mrs. c. E. Vanaken entertained the
NJ. F. Embroidery club of Cedaredge
at delightful rock party list Thurs,
day evening
The o. B. ]. club entertained their
husbands last evening at a Valentine
party at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Luke E. Meyer.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Christian church will give a pro-
gram at the church on Sunday morn
ing, February 15.
Mrs. W. H. Mathers will be hostess
to the Friday Fancy Work club this
afternoon. Refreshments will be sug-
gestive of Valentine Day Mrs. w. A.
Hillman of Montrose will be a guest
OF the club.
Celebrating her birthday, Miss Beth
Johnson has extended invitations to
a number of girl friends TO attend a
one O'Clock luncheon tomorrow after
noon, which will be in the nature Of
a Valentine party.
Mrs. George c. Wilson was hostess
to the F F club Tuesday afternoon at
a one o'clock luncheon. Nearly all
the members We're present and report
very delightful party. The after
noon was spent playing bridge.
The c. W. S. club enjoyed a delight
full luncheon at the home of Mrs.
Martin Wiersma, Wednesday. Mrs.
Wiersma was assisted in serving by
Mrs. S, E. LuelIen and Mrs. Harold
Beltz.
A number Of members of Delta
lodge No. 60, A. F. & A. NJ. and
Chapter No 80, o. E S, enjoyed a
dancing and card party at the Masonic
hall, Monday evening A very pleas
ant time is reported.
Mrs. c. F. Harding is giving two
bridge luncheons this week, one yes
terday and another TO be given to-
morrow. The Valentine decoration
viii be used in prosusion. The lunch
cons win be served at one O'Clock and
the afternoou viii be devoted to
bridge.
/ The Delta high school students en-,
joyed a dance at the Elks hall Satur-
day evening and all report a very
pleasant time. The Tennessee Sere-
naders furnished excellent music.
/ Chaperons were Mrs. L. A. Hick, Mrs.
. J. c Hall and Mrs. T. E. Lamb.
The Young Matrons' club met at
the home Of Mrs. George Marsh on
last Thursday afternoon. Roll call
was responded to with household
hints There was also election OF
I officers. Mrs. George Marsh will
serve as president, and Mrs. a. J.
Busse as secretary-reasurer. Fancy
work and refreshments concluded a
very pleasant afterndtn.
A good number OF Odd Fellows and
Rebskahs enjoyed a box social at
their hall Friday evening. There
were artistic boxes and some very
tasty lunches. The boxes were sold
at a nat rate OF so cents esch. the
men buying rHmbers corresponding
to the numbers on the boxes. Besides
the lunches. cards and old-fashioned
dancing was enjoyed until late
hour
The Daughters OF the American
Revolution gave a delightful gues
day tea at the home of Mrs. W. H.
Mathers. last Saturday afternoon.
The house was attractively decorated
with flags, red carnations, and red
candles being used with pretty effect.
in the dining room. Miss Viola Kyf.
FIN gave two pleasing piano solos.
followed by two charming songs by
Mrs Oliver r. Cook. III Winter
Comes" and In lSS2.'. with Mrs. W.
.G. Hllman at the piano. The
speaker Of the afternoon. DR. L. A..
Hick spoke most Interestingly upon
the subject Public Health Clinics
The program ended with a brilliant
piano solo, by Mrs Nell Nutter Nc
Cain, after which the guests enjoyed
light refreshments and social hour
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