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Breakfast
Plant were completed for the
innual Eastern morning break
laat by Kappa chapter, Beta Sig
ma Phi, which met on Thursday
tvening at the home of Mrs.
Lloyd Drew on Austin street.
Mothers of members of the sor
ority will be guests at this time.
Founders Day, celebrated
everywhere by chapters of this
lorority will be observed April
80, with a formal banquet to be
given in the Pelican party room
with both the Tau chapter and
Kappa chapter participating.
The passing of the traditional
box of candy to the group told
of the recent marriage of one of
Its member, Katherine Kaler, to
Eldon C. Phalr.
Following an Interesting pro
gram presented by Phyllis White
and Claudia Moore, refresh
ments were served by the host
ess. Dinner
In courtesy to Mrs. C. A.
i. .,iiitV1t.t',
Stine of Portland, and her moth-
er, Mrs. Elvira Jones, formerly j
of Beloit, Kas., Mr. and Mrs. Ed-!
ward Borden are entertaining at '
dinner Wednesday evening in E
the Pelican cafe party room. 1 1
Covers will be laid for Mr. f
and Mrs. C. A. Lundy, Mr. and s
Mrs. L. Jones, Mrs. Martha Me- 8
Collum. Mrs. Vivian Pernigotti, i
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Peltz, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Tyler, Mr. and Mrs.
George Gates, Mr. and Mrs. Jin
Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. Kay Bum'
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Chambei
lain, Mr. and Mrs. L. Larsor
Mr. and Mrs. Lee GcRue, Mi
and Mrs. Harold Korsen, Mar
Bellotti, Bernice Mahan, who
will entertain with musical
numbers, Victor Lundy, Max
Jones, Bill Martin, Paul Boyd
and the honored guests and host
and hostess.
On Friday evening, the Bor
dens are giving an informal din
ner at their home on Oregon
avenue for their house guests,
Mrs. Stine and Mrs. Jones, sis
ter and mother of Mrs. Borden,
and for Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Whitlatch of Security ranch at
Malin.
Mrs. Stine and small daugh
ter, Beverly Jean, plan to leave
Sunday for their home in Port
land. Mrs. Jones is remaining
in this city to make her home.
Four Circles
The four circles of the Wom
an's Society of Christian Service '
of the First Methodist church
met Thursday, April 11, for des
sert at 1:30, as follows. Mrs. J. C. !
Hunt of 70 Pine, was hostess to '
Ruth circle and nine members
were present Mrs. Victor Phil
lips gave the day's lesson and,
Mrs. L. K. Phelps, Mrs. Bruce
Binkley and Mrs. Walter Hern
don presented an interview upon
missionaries in Africa and their
work. Mrs. S. A. Gaster of Home
dale will be hostess for the next
meeting.
Esther circle met with Mrs
Arthur Skinner of 202 N. 4th.
and she was assisted by Mrs
John Riach, who also conductei
the devotional service. Mrs
John Yadon was in charge of the
study hour and Mrs. J. D. Gil
lespie, chairman, was in charge
of the business meeting. Nine
teen members attended. The
place for the May meeting will
be announced later.
Martha circle was entertained
at the home of Mrs. Frank Evans
of 1740 Wall, and she was assist
ed by Mrs. Steve Moss. Mrs
Baker, chairman, was in charge
of the- business meeting anc
Edith Baker presented the les
son. There were 12 members
and two guests. Mrs. Scott and
Mrs. Myers. Mrs. W. Carleton
will be hostess for the next cir
cle meeting.
Mrs. E. W. Mocabee enter
tained Mary circle at her home,
435 High, with 13 members at
tending. Mrs. Howry presented
the lesson, Mrs. Mocabee, chair
man, conducted the business ses
sion and Mrs. Broskye, the de
votions. There was one guest
Mrs. Deyo. Mrs. George Rikcr
will be the hostess in May at her
home on Harlan drive.
Entertained
Mrs. Grace Jerrue entertained
the Townsend auxiliary Wednes
day, April 3, at her home, 1614
Summers lane. A 1 o'clock
luncheon was served to 16 mem
bers and guests.
A short special meeting was
called to plan for the annual
r-asier party wnicn will be a si
lent sister gift exchange, to be
held Wednesday, April 17, at the
home of Eva Myers.
Mrs. Vernita Jerrue, a guest,
was presented with a gift The
afternoon was spent sewing baby
clothes which will be sold at a
later date.
Present were Mrs. Francis
Wilkins, Mrs. Vernita Jerrue,
guests, Elizabeth Kellison, Viola
Herman, Ila Douglas, Eva Myers.
Grace Jerrue, Ingleborg Wilker
son, Mary Martin, Nettie Schimi
nesky, Betty Allen, Peggy Rob
erts, Alta Randall, Maude Cross,
Lena Schweiger, Bernice Mc
Cracken and Sandra Roberts,
members.
Auxiliary Meets
Thursday Evening
Members of the ladies auxil
iary of the Brotherhood of Rail
road Trainmen met in the KC
hall Thursday evening, April 11,
at 8 for a regular business meet
ing with Mrs. Lawrence Roman
presiding, and 16 members pres
ent. The flower committee for
the next three months will be
Mrs. Dean Siebert, Mrs. Wal
ter Fuller, and Mrs. Homer Cald
well. Following the meeting re
freshments were served by Mrs.
Floyd Wilkes, Mrs. John Corrie,
and Mrs. Austin.
The next meeting will be April
25, at 2:30 p. m.
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