The Winslow mail., 1926-11-26
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: SOCIAL EVENTS :
: OF The Week :
SUPPER CLUB WITH MR.. AND
MRS. MkTTHIE,
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MRS. MATTHEE.
Members Of the Supper Club en-
joyed their annual Thanksgiving
dinner at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Matthie Wednesday
evening. q Following the dinner
hour bridge was played with Dewey
McCauley and Mrs. Bruce Matthie
winning high score prizes. Those
attending were Mr.. and Mrs. C. G..
Payne, Mr.. and Mrs. V. H. Driver,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Matthie, Mr.
and Mrs. A.. j. Renaud, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. FfiMatthie, Miss Dorothy
Doughman and Dewey McCauley.
L. OF A. GLEE CLUB CONCERT
TO BEIGIEEN HERE DEC. 9Th.
An annual treat from the music
world and one that comes from an
Arizona organization, will be pre-
sented to the people of Winslow,
on Monday: December 6, when the
Universityrof Arizona Glee Club
G Ss here under the auspices Of
the Winslow Woman's Club to give
one of their delightful concerts.
This organization has never be-
fore visited in this city, and from
press reports received from papers
over the state, from towns and
cities who have had the opport-
unity Of hearing the U. of A. Glee
Club, it may be easily be seen that
concert of great beauty is in
store for music lovers here
A feature of the program pre-
sented is. the versatility with which
the club handles a program con-
sisting of the heaviest of sacred
music, the finest of opera, the live
liest of folk songs and as encores,
sthe real Of comedy.
sSust by way of variety a play en-
titled ~ Marriage has been Ar
ranged"Fis included. This is short
we'll Handled and full of whole
some fun. The quartet composed
of very fine voices, is the fun MAX
ing branch of the club and have
some clever numbers to offer. The
work of the duet has been called
the most inspiring of melody" and
the soloist is excellent in handling
lively classical operatic numbers.
The reader, Russell Meeker is we'll
known over the state and to radio
fans for his excellent comedy. read
ing and pianologues. The chorus
Of the Gondoliers is a rollicking
operate number that always brings
n nhnnr IL
the closing number is the biggest,
THE Charge of the Light Brigade"
by ProtherOe is a powerful number
arranged from the poem of that
name by Tennyson.
The concert will be held at the
Washington School Auditorium.
and it is expected will be heard by
a packed house, due to the fine
quality Of the numbers to be pre-
sented and the interest aroused
throughszthe fact that the entire
club is composed of Arizona young
men.
ENTERTAINED WITH DINNER.
Mr.and MIS-. T. c., Garrett enter
s ned Wednesday with a six o.
chsck turkey dinner Covers were
laid for Senator @. Wrsrs4el son. and
wife and Mr.. and Mrs O. M. Brad
ford, Louise and Dennis Sweeney
and the host and hostess. During
the dinner hour concerts were
received over the new eight tube
super radio recently installed in
the Garrett home
DINNER GUESTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Sweeney
had as their honored guests for
Thanksgiving dinner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Behn.
TWO TABLES OF BRIDGE
Mrs. John D. Purdy entertained
with two tables of bridge Tuesday
evening, Mrs. Merwyn Porter win
ring high score prize. A feature
= sthes evenings party was a de-
fcious cover dish luncheon at the
close of the card games.
VISITORS TENDER BANQUET
TO LOCAL MEMBERS EASTERN
STAR 1@
Visiting members, those who are
members in. other towns and cities
over the United States, but who
are living in Winslow at the pres
ent time, were the charming hos
tesses last Friday evening at a six
o'clock banquet rendered members
of RTby Chapter Number 3, Order
of Eastern Star. Places were laid
for seventy-fiye at the long ban
quet tables beautifully decorated in
vari-colored fall flowers. The ban
quet hall at the Masonic Temple,
with it's decorations carrying out
the colors of the orders, made a
pretty setting for the social event
Entertainment that proved to be a
decided success, consisting of the
reading of jokes by each one pres
ent, during the two course dinner
replaced the usual formal program
consisting of toasts and addresses
Following the dinner, an entertain
ment program, met with the hear
ty cooperation of each one pres
ent. A one+act play without words,
presented by ten members followed
by a dialogue entitled, "a Slight
Misunderstanding" by Mrs. M. l..
Friday and Mrs. John D. Purdy.
q novel entertainment feature was
%,he punch board, consisting of a
hundred snunches.% Each member
present was asked to take try at