The Winslow mail., 1925-09-15
SOCIETY
Eastern Stars Prove
SDIendid Hosts

Eastern Stars Prove
Splendid Hosts
Members of the Eastern Star
proved themselves delightful hosts
Friday night when they entertained
the Masons and their families and
| the DeMolays at an indoor picnic
, at the Masonic Hail. The picnic
supper was served in cafeteria
style to about rs people. Follow
| ing the supper, a short but very
interesting program took place,
with V. C. Proctor announcing the
numbers and introducing the par
ticipants. Mrs. James Day opened
the program with a difficult piano
number entitled "The Norwegian
Bridal Procession Passes by" by
Grieg and responded to hearty
| applause with the June Bugs
Dance" by Hoist. Mrs. Day was
followed by Mrs. Frona Parr, who
gave the favorite poem, 1--WE Meet
Upon the Level and Part Upon the
Square" of Robert Morris, founder
of the Eastern Star order and one
of the greater writer's of Masonic
poetry. Following this number,
Mrs. Parr responded with an encore
number, "a Toast to the Goat"
Miss Doris Henderson accompanied
on the piano by Mrs. Bruce Matthie,
appeared next on the program
with the vocal number, "Joy in
the Morning" by Harriet Vase.
Miss Henderson also was called
upon to give an encore number
and sang, 1--we Done My Work"
by Carrie Jacobs Bond G. H. Mad
den, the new superintendent of
schools, was asked to conclude the
program and made a short talk
concerning his impression thus far
of the Winslow community. He
stated that he had found the
schools in very good shape, and
that the request of the people seem
ed to be for good schools, placing
quality before economy, whereas
the opposite was true in most COM
munities, he said. Following the
program, everyone Joined in an in
formal social hour.
Mrs. Amy Jones
HOnOred
Miss Martha Hunt entertained
Thursday evening at two tables at
bridge in honor of Mrs. Amy G.
Jones, who leaves the first of Oc-
tober to make her home at Nogales,
Arizona. The guests included Mes
danes Amy G. Jones, r. B. Walton,
L. H. Ball, w. w. Perkins, R. ].
Wood, H. B. Saunders, and ]. A.
Peterson. Mrs. Saunders held high
score for the evening and Mrs.
Jones was given dainty guest
prize. Mrs. Jones has been con-
nected with the Santa Fe railroad
for % years, spending five years
at Laguna, New Mexico, where she
assisted her invalid husband in his
work as agent. After his death
she came to Winslow and assumed
the position of head file clerk in
the superintendent's office, which
position she has held for eighteen
years. During that time she has
made many close and warm friends
who regret her leaving Winslow.
At Nogales, Mrs. Jones expects to
make her future home where she
will be near her sister, Mrs. Tit
comb, whose husband is division
superintendent for the Southern
Pacific railway at that place.
Miss Henderson
Compliments Miss Proctor
One of the social events of great
est interest during last week was
the shower and reception given
Thursday evening by Miss Doris
Henderson at her home in compli-
ment to Miss Evelyn Proctor, whose
engagement to Donald Pattison
was announced last week. The
bride elect received many beautiful
presents, and Miss Henderson prov
ed a delightful hostess. The first
part of the evening was spent in
hemming dish towels. Those pres
ent were: Misses Virginia Bly,,
Myrtle Kelly, F'reda Hart, Marvel
Penrod, Rebecca Mcmillan, Kath-
crime Keyes, Agnes Kelly, Corinne
Ward, Catherine Lee Barksdale,
Norma Harris, Evelyn Proctor, Nan
Brown, Mary Brown, Nell Blood
good, Vera Warner, and Mesdames
]. B. McHood, Riley Walcott, Alice
Matthie, Hubert Richardson, Clyde
Matthie, Frona Parr, Victor Proc
tor. Bruce Matthie, Leroy Feaglns,
Robert Evans, A. ]. Robillard, E..
F. Matthews.
Elks Charity Among
Coming Events
, Among coming events which are
, being looked forward to by Wins
lows social set, the most import
ant is the Elks Charity Ball, which
will take place at the Elks club
, , house next Tuesday night. Many
| novelty hits are being prepared for
: : Sam WoGr
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