, 1925-05-21
SOCIETY notes
Edited by Mrs. Pearl Miller
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Delphian Banquet
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The annual Delphian banquet
which was given last Monday eve
ming at seven o'clock at the Ferris
hotel was an entertaining affair, and
ranks among the most enjoyable ever
given by the club.
Mrs. ]. C. Martinez, the retiring
president, presided, and at the close
OF the dinner, when the new officers
were installedc turned over her of
flee to Mrs. H. A. France.
Roll call was answered by each
member with a household hint, and
a fund of practical information was
gathered for the benefit of all pres
ent.
AS the banquet took place on
Poppy Day, Mrs. H. E. Dunlap's
talk on the meaning of Poppy Day
was very appropriate and a pleasing
feature of the entertainment. Mrs.
Earl Barnt recited I'm Flanders
Fields" in a sympathetic manner.
After the banquet, the members,
numbering about twenty, were en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. B.. P.
Parker, at an evening of bridge. The
club colors of blue and white were
used in the appointments and decor
atoms of the Parker home.
WOman's Guild
Next Wednesday,.
The Woman's Guild of the Episco-
pal church will turn its last meeting
of the season into a social affair next
Wednesday afternoon, when each
member will bring a guest. This in
teresting affair will take place at
the Parish House and will be pre-
Si1nl nyor hy thraa hn.tn.rn. A.
entertaining program furnished by
will be given.
Theatre and Bridge
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.. Daley enter
tanned their two-table bridge club last
Thursday evening at the Strand The
atre, followed by bridge in their
home.
FOursOmc at the Ferris
Miss Grace Lansing will entertain
n foursome at the Woman's club
luncheon and bridge party next Sat
urday at the Ferris, when her guests
will be Mesdames Frank Hadsell,
Peter Sill, and George Pierce.
Miss Lansing Hostess
Miss Grace Lansing presided over
a nicely appointed fried chicken din
ner last evening at the Memorial hos
pital. Pink and blue formed a pref
ty color motif for the table. Covers
We're placed for Mesdames E. A. Kell,
w. p. Hays, S. C. Phillips, j. A.
Hodgson, and Miss Lansing. The
evening was devoted to bridge.
Indoor Picnic
A picnic which was scheduled to
take place at the river last Sunday.
was held, instead, at the w. F. Daley
home, on account of the muddy roads.
The guests included Messrs. and Mes
danes Daley. A. j. Roster, Roy Lo-
gan, j. c. Martinez, Walton France.
and DIR. and Mrs. r. G. Aten.
\ live Boys Club
Interest in the Junior Boy Scouts
Is still increasing as evidenced by the
fact that there are now forty mem
bers in this newly organized boys
club. The meetings take place every
Friday evening in the Parish House
m are attended by the boys in their
new uniforms. The American Legion
has kindly offered to provide men
to drill the boys, a phase OF their
activities that is very popular. The
Lions Club has invited the Junior
and Senior Boy Scouts to n picnic
next Sunday at the Lions picnic
grounds on the river, and will pro-
vide transportation for them.
Tin Wedding Celebrated
The tin wedding anniversary of
MIR. and Mrs. II. II. Nelson was the
occasion of n delightful dinner party
given last Saturday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. Kleber Hadsell. The din
ner' took place at the Ferris hotel and
the table was bravely arrayed with
tin dishes and pewter cutlery. Tin
birds and cats formed the decora-
lions. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson were the
recipients OF a shower OF aluminium
Kitchen utensils presented by the
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