Winslow daily mail., 1926-12-19

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BY Gertrude Theirs

The birthday OF Mrs. G. a. Han
sen was. the occasion for an
informal dinner party Thursday
evening, at which. Mr.. and Mrs. c..
A. Dancer were the charming
host. and hostess. Places were
laid for the following: Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Darling, and daughters
Elizabeth and Peggy, and Mr.. and
Mrs. C. A. Hansen, and son, Tom
my and Miss Lavora Hancock.
TNhe annual election of officers
Il to the l.. S. B. l.. II. and +. e.
was held recently with the follow
ing elected for the ensuing year.
Mrs. Lulu Murray, president,
Mrs. Ada Geiger, secretary, Mrs.
Anne William, vice president!
Mrs. Rose Sparks, collector; Mrs.
LaveAie Keaton, treasurer; Mrs.
Anna Yoder, warden; Mrs. Made
line Hink, conductor; Mrs. Aloina
Modem, chaplain; Mrs. Gillia Hos
Ter, inner guard; Mrs Helena Cur
It's, past president. ~
A beautiful Christmas party of
the week was that given for
the Monday Night Club by Mrs.
J. A. Greene on Thursday after
noon. The Greene home was a
glitter with Christmas decorations
tinsel cords, lighted candles, and
the conventional red and green of
Christmastide. An elaborately
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n mong the many social func-
tions of the Christmas season
one of the outstanding charity af-
fairs of the week was the silver tea
given this week by the Friday Club,
at st. Paul's Episcopal Guild Hall.
A musical program filled the
afternoon when prominent social
club members presented several vO-
cal and piano numbers. Those as
sisting in the afternoons program
were Mrs. Ruth Matthie, Mrs. Ed.
Matthews, Mrs. Donald Pattison,
Miss Lois Carver, Mrs. James Day,
Mrs. Joseph Donohue, Mrs. w. l..
Martin and Mrs. William Hessell.
Those at the receiving line were
Mrs. John Drumm, Mrs. V. C. Proc
tor, and Mrs. Sam Folsom. Mrs.
r. j. Wood, Mrs. James Hickey,
Mrs. C. M. Sorenson, Mrs. Ray
Lancaster and Mrs. r. G. kaufman
poured assisted by Mrs. G. H. Mad
den and Others. "oo~ -' =
VHNhe Junior and Senior Parent
sss@ Teacher Association have an
interesting program arranged for
December 20, which will include
several musical numbers. The
principal address will be given by
G. II. Madden, superintendent of
schools.
0ne of the most delightful
~ parties of the season was the
lovely bridal shower given last
Saturday evening at the charming
home of Mrs. J. r. Young on West
Aspinwall, honoring Miss Mildred
Houston, one of the efficient teach
ing staff at the Washington school
who on Christmas day will become
the bride of Leonard Dauwalter.
The Young home was artistically
decorated with the bright red and
green. of Christmas season., with
beautiful cut flowers much in evil
dence Bridge was the diversion
for the evening, Mrs. James Tur-
ner winning high score and Miss
Nan Brown second high.
A two course luncheon was serv-
ed by the hostess. the Christmas
cOlOrs and decoration being used
throughout Miss Houston was
then presented with a large basket
containing many beautiful useful
gifts, each daintily wrapped and
bearing touch here and there of
the Christmas motif.
Those enjoying the hospitality of
the charming hostess, and extend
ing best wishes to the popular
bride-to-be were the Misses Myrtle
Cox, Virginia BLY,, Bess Douwalt-
er, Effie Smith, Rebecca McMil-
lian, Irene Milestone, Emma Drew
ing, Gladys Blackburn, Celeste
Amos, Velma Dawds, Nan Brown,
Amelia Scott, Mahala Skaggs, Ver-
la Dare, Dorothy Brooks, Kathleen
Kerlin, Myrtle Selman, Leona Hall,
Myra Hilliard, Agatha Byrnes,
Marguerite Wyrick, Edna Elder,
Gladys Vorce, Ruth Dunklin, and
Mesdames William Ransom, May
Winn, c. B. Henderson, j. E. Tur-
ner, and the honoree Miss Hous-
ton.
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