The Delta independent., 1925-03-13

Patrick's party at the Masonic club
rooms on Tuesday, March II. The
Eastern Stars and their husbands or |
escorts and the Masons and their |
wives or one daughter are expected. |
There will be a short program and
cards and dancing.
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The Young Matrons' club was en-
tertained last Thursday at the home
of Mrs. Carl Ensign. Roll call was
responded to with household hints"
after which the ladies busted them
selves with fancy work as they visit
ed Dainty refreshments were served
by the hostess. MRs. Sam Douthitt
will be the hostess to the club next
Thursday.
A deferred meeting of the A NJ.
e. club was held at the home of Mrs.
Morgan Sweitzer, Saturday afternoon.
The subject under discussion was
Contemporary Poets,' which was
ably presented by Mrs. Virgil Rogers.
Dainty refreshments were served by
the hostess. Mesdames L. F. Flower
and Roy Bowen will receive at the
next meeting of the club.
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Miss Eva Louise Williams was the
pleasing hostess to 16 girl friends at
a Monte Carlo whist party Saturday
afternoon. The tables were very at
tractively decorated in seasonable st.
Patrick's day colors and favors. After
several hours at cards a lovely three !
course luncheon was served by Mrs. !
r. f. Williams, assisted by Mrs. A. R. |
Kracaw and Mrs. Frank Wilkinson.
The first prize at Monte Carlo was
won by Gertrude Stearns while Gene
We've Hammond received the consola-
tion prize.
Complimenting her niece Gertrude
Ice, Miss Elsie Rogers entertained a.
number of little girls at an unusually
pretty party Saturday afternoon in
honor of the little girls birthday. st.
IPatrick's decorations were there in
great profusion and were also artist
ically employed on the table. The
girls indulged in games dear to the
childish heart for several hours and
enjoyed a repast just before going
home.
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The card party given by the wom-
ans club at the Community Rooms,
Monday afternoon, was given hearty
response by a number of club women
and their friends, as many as 100 or
more ladies being in attendance. The
rooms were gay with patriotic decora-
tions, and peasant moments were en-
joyed by all present. Light refresh
ments were served. A charge of 25c
each for the afternoon netted the
club s24 to be used for club work.
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The 18th annual reception and
banquet Of the Delta Chapter, Royal
Arch Masons, was held at the Ma
sonic lodge rooms Tuesday evening,
March 10. There were nearly a 100
Masons and their ladies and other
guests in attendance and an excellent
turkey dinner was served After the
invocation by A. c. Remington, chap
lain, history of the chapter was
read by Secretary K G. Brown.
Mrs. o. B. Cook then gave a vocal
solo, and Miss Etholine Grigsby fol-
lowed with a humorous reading. Mrs.
F. S. Wilkinson gave the next num-
ber, vocal solo after which William
p. Dale made a short address. All of
the numbers were thoroughly enjoy
ed. Cards and dancing followed until
a late hour
Sixty or more members Of the
Young Women's Missionary societies
of the Methodist, Presbyterian and
Baptist organizations enjoyed a ban
quet and union meeting at the Presby-
terian church on Monday evening.
The tables presented an elaborate
picture to the eyes with shamrocks in
evidence, reminding one that st. Pat
ricks day is not far distant After
doing justice to a banquet served to
the queens taste, the following ex-
cellent program Of music and song
concluded the happy event Musical
numbers duet, Marjorie Dowd and
Iona Stanford; vocal solo, Miss
Wynne Killian, with Miss Kate sKilli-
an at the piano; violin solo. Miss
Grace Mead, with Miss Kate KiIlian
as accompanist; duet, by the Misses
Killian. Miss Kathleen CLANCY enter
tanned with an Italian reading, and
Mrs Pat Dillon with one in the
Irish dialect. Mrs Chas. Parker and
Miugag TappG. T,l.u !