White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1930-01-17
SOCIAL AFFAIRS

SOCIAL AFFAIRS
A. Q. Kiser was host to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jenkins and Mr.. and Mrs. J..
L. Holecek last Sunday evening when
they surprised him by appearing at
his home in the Klondyke neighbor-
hood for dinner, bringing the max
ings" with them.
A very interesting meeting of the
Ladies Aid was held at the home
Of Mrs. Walter Chapel last Thurs
day afternoon, when the following
officers were elected for the coming
year:
President, Mrs. Jesse Shoots
Vice-president, Mrs. Ira ZONES
Sec'y-Treas., Mrs. o. Longnecker
About twenty members answered
to roll call. Hostesses for the after
noon were Mrs. Holecek, Mrs. West
ling and Mrs. Walter Chapel. Apple
Pie la mode and coffee were served.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. o. /.
Longnecker in the south end of town
was the scene of very pleasant
party last Friday evening when they
entertained group of their friends
at pinochle, five tables being in play.
At the end of the evening two high
scores were tied, Mrs. F. A. English
cutting with r. E. Gibbins for the
prize, and winning it, while Mrs.
Gibbins won the consolation prize.
Lovely refreshments were served nv
the hostess.
AT the party given by the Christ
ian Endeavor Thursday fevening of
last week, about twenty-five young
people were present and enjoyed a
good time. The evening was spent in
games and fun. Earl Wade even
solved a mystery at the party. An
apparently particularly amazing
feature Of the program was the short
play, "The Meller- Drummer" which
was presented just as it sounds After
a delicious lunch was served by Mrs.
Leander and Mrs Tanning, and
an invitation to come again the
party disbanded.
Before the party proper business
meeting was held and the following
officers elected: President, Lillian
Shinn; president, Flora Mont
gomery; sec'y-treasurer, Hazel Mont
gomery.
All of the young folks who attend
ed the party, as well as all others
interested, are cordially invited to
come to the next meeting Sunday
night at 1880 at the Community Pres
byterian church.
The topic, "How Can We Help to
MAKE Friendly World?" will be led
by William Burkett,
In honor of the eighth birthday OF
her daughter Elsie, Mrs. +. f. Taylor
entertained last Saturday afternoon
with delightful party at her home
on Sunnybank Ranch, nine of Elsie's
friends being the guests. After being
welcomed upon their arrival by their
young hostess, a lively succession of
children's old-fashioned parlor games,
including charades and the guessing
of riddles kept all merry, program
of songs and recitations being carried
out later.
Pastel colors were used in the din
ing room where the candle-lighted
table was beautiful under festoons of
many -colored ribbons. Individual col
or schemes were worked out in the
daintily tinted plates, doilies, nap
kins and nut cups provided for each
guest. A tiny artificial flower garden
with realistic lattices and vines, Ell
sizes Christmas gift this year from
her grandmother Taylor in London,
rested on mirror on the table and
was a certerpiece that won the ad.
miration of all. Snappcrs, also from
London, which, when open, displayed
colored paper caps or jewelry, added
to the Joy of the afternoon.
Mrs. Taylor was assisted in enter
tanning by Mrs. |. C. Hawley and
Mrs. N. P. Anglin.
The children invited were: Shirley
Jean Hammer, Clarine Anderson,
Betty Burns, Margaret JOY Anglin,
Jean Shinn, Louise McFee, Elizabeth
Keal and Gloria and Barbara Haw
ley. Miss Hazel Deye, Elsie's teach
er, was also guest and Gordon Tay
Tor, Elsie's young brother, enjoyed
the afternoon with the others.