The Redwood gazette., 1925-01-14
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7 A very pretty parcel shower was
given Thursday afternoon by Mrs. M.
L. Pettis and Mrs. Henry Jensen at
the Fettis home, when twenty-five in
innate friends of Miss Anna Jensen
were entertained. The shower was
complete surprise to Miss Jensen.
| The honor guest was given a tele-
gram which directed her to different
rooms in the Pettis home and at the
last place she found large pail de-
corated in pink and white loaded with
her gifts. She received many beauti-
Iul pieces of linen, silverware and
china. The living rooms of the
Pettis home were decorated in pink
and white streamers and pink and
white sweet peas. Dainty refresh
ments were served at the afternoon 5
close.
Mrs. G. T. Freyer was hostess to a
group of young ladies at her home
Wednesday evening, in compliment to
MISS GLADYS Streeter whose marriage
TO Harold Starr took place on Thurs
DAY. Miss Streeter received MANY
lovely gifts from her young friends.
lhe living rooms of the Freyer home
were prettily decorated in pink and
white. Light refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostess.
The Westminster Guild entertained
Friday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. Philbrick at a very
pretty party, in honor of Miss Anna
Jensen who marriage to Clarence Cob
leigh will take place soon. The liv-
ing rooms of the Philbrick home were
decorated in yellow streamers and
yellow and white flowers and the eve
ming was spent in working cross word
puzzles which proved to very interest
ing. Refreshments were served at
small tables at the close of the even
ing. The Guild presented Miss Jen-
sen with beautiful framed picture
OF Spring Song.
MIR. and Mrs. John Colville enter
tanned, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Stewars.
MI. and Mrs. William Parker and Mr..
and Mrs. A. ID. Stewart and their dau-
ghter, Mrs. Hugh Agor at dinner Sat
arday evening at their home
The Business Woman's Club met
Monday evening at their club rooms
in the basement of the Library.
The Larkin Club enjoyed an all-day
Tuesday of last week at the
home of Mrs. Clarence Jennings. As
sisting Mrs. Jennings as the hostesses
Of the day were Mines. Joe Morley.
bunge, Barnum, Chas. Winn and Her
bert Winn. The Club has recently
aiken up the study of Citizenship and
,wo interesting talks were given.
Mrs. Sherman Park discussed A
lawyers, View of the Child Labor
and Mrs Edgar Winn
alked on Why and When We Should
Vote.
Mrs. Andrew Ruder entertained a
;rOup of people Thursday evening at
lcr home. Progressive five hundred
vas played at three tables and re-
reshments were served at the even
ng's close.
The HonnOr Township Farm Bureau
init and Farmers Cluo met FRIDAY
vcning at the home of Mr. and Mrs
!. j. Searle. A short business NEE,
ng was held and, the following pro-
ram given: America, sung by as
emily; talks by Miss Fern Kennedy
nd Miss Lucille Joscelyn, and NY
I'D Kentucky Home by assembly. Re
reshments of sandwiches, cake and
Office were served by Mrs. r. A. Mar
hall, Mrs. Tom Inglis and Mrs. Roy
'astle and Immediately after the
inch Mr.. Sheldon entertained with IL.
loving picture show. The next meet
1g of the club will be held at the
ome of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Inglis.
A Christian Citizenship Rally viii.
e held at the Church of Christ next
ullday afternoon beginning at three
clock. The Rally is under the au-
oices of the. Women's Christian Tenn
erance Union which extends to the
nblic a cordial invitation to attend.
he following program is being pre-
AIRED; Song, America; devotionals.
ev. Prosser; Law Observance and
a'ute to the Flag by the Junior En-
eavorers; Americas Greed and
alute to the Flag by the Epworth
eague; What National Prohibition
.eans to the United States, Rev.
abriel; Song. America the Beautiful;
he Life of Our Republic Dependent
'on Law Observance, DIR. A. w. Ross,
O. operation the Secret. of Success,
City Official, Song, Work for OBJ
ervance Where You Are; Save Am
rica, Mrs. McRae; Song, Onward
hristian Soldiers.