Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 26, Number 89, Decatur, Adams County, 13 April 1928 — Page 3

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CLUB CALENDER Friday Tirzah club, Ben Hurs, After lodge l iiit<Ml Brethren church orchestra r( .heat sal. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Williams, I winchester street, 7 pm. f Saturday Senior Class Bake Sale, Schmitt Meat Market. Monday Mary and Martha class, M. E. S. S„ Mrs. John T. Myers, 7:30 p. m. Psi lota Xi, Miss Frahcile Lower. 7:30 P. M. I). T T.. Mrs. Win. Simpson, 7:30 P.M. Research Club. Mrs. Henry Heller, 2:30 P.M. Tuesday Meredith Stewart Concert, H. S. : Auditorium, 8:15 P M. Historical Club Closing. Mrs. M. E. Hower. 6:30 p. m. Wednesday Shakespeare Club. Mrs. H. H. Ferni theil. 2:30 p. m. Thursday O. E. S. Inspection, Masonic Hall. 6:00 p. m. ENTERTAINS FOR CISITORS FROM CUBA Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Klepper entertained with a social affair. Tuesday evening. complimentary’ to Mr. Ixie Davison, Havana, Cuba who is making an extended, visit in the States. Guests of the evening, other than the honored guest, included Mr. and Mrs. Burt Davison, and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bobay, of Fort Wayne; and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davison, of Columbus. Ohio. Dainty refreshments were served during the evening. EASTERN STARS PLAN SOCIAL AFFAIR At their regular meeting last evening the Eastern Stars made plans to entertain Mrs. Lettie Ferguson. Grand Worthy Matron of the State of Indiana and the Geneva Eastern Star Chapter, next Wednesday evening. The officers of the Geneva Chapter will be invited to give the opening and closing work and the officeis of the local Chapter will exemplify the initiatory work to he inspected by the Grand WorthyMatron. Dinner at six o’clock will precede the meeting. The Psi Icta Xi Sorority will meet Monday evening, at 7:30 o'clock with Miss Francile Lower for a business and social meeting. ORA BAKER MARRIED IN FORT WAWNE Although details of the wedding have not been learned, Ora Baker, formerly of this city, was united in marriage early this week with Mrs. Peter A. Morin. widow of Peter A. Moran of the M ran Ice Company. Mr. and Mrs. Baker are enjoying a several days honeymoon trip. Mr. Baker is employed as an automobile salesman for the Sc heifer Auto Hudson-Essex Sales of Fori Wayne and has made rapid strides in his salesmanship. He is a brother of Mrs. Joe Hunter and Messrs. Lloyd and Adrian Baker cf this city.

MAUD ANDERSON ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB Miss Maud Anderson was hostess io the Thursday Night Bridge Club, last evening, at the J. S. Peterson home on Jefferson street. Guests other than the club members included: Misses Catherine Hyland, Dessoiee Chester Florence Haney and Mis. H. L. Curtis. 1 ive games cf Bridge were played and Miss Mary Burk won high club prize and M:ss Jo Myers the consolation while Miss Catherine Hyland received the guest prize. At the-close of the Raines, The hostess served a most de cions luncheon in two courses. She was assisted in serving by Mrs. J. S. Peterson. The next meeting of the club will be held in two weeks with Mrs. I>ryce Thomas. NOTED LECTURER T O SPEAK AT KIRKLAND . 2 music and lecture program will be Presented at Kirkland Community in ding, Wednesday evening, April beginning at 7:45 o’clock. J. Edson rey, noted lectuer and institute speaker will deliver an interesting atk on the .subject of ‘*\merfcan ' tlzens hip". Mr Ulrey is possessed of a wit and humor which always delights ' 8 audiences. No admission will be ' arged f or tllla {)roglani an(l the pub 1 s cordially invited to attend. MADAME GRAY-LHEVINNE A T CONCORDIA COLLEGE Madame Estelle Gray-Lhevinne, ’’’wn as- the world's greatest woman 0 ntst, will appear in concert in hie oneordia College Auditorium, Fort wayne, Wednesday, April 18,”at eight he °' k I tor the Concert may f ■ purchased at the Concordia College r at Meinzen’s Drug Store in Fort " ayne. RETURN from FORt WAYNE CLASSIS * e presen tat Ives from the local or-

ganlzations of the Woman’s Mission

ary Society G. M. G. girls, and Mission | Band of the 7 ( ion Reformed church, have returned ft m Goshen, where they attended the Fort Wayne Classis which convened there Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. Those attending from here were Misses Helen Kitsch and Goldie I.imenstall, of the G. M. G., Mrs. Ben Elzey and Mrs. Archip Foley, of the W. M. S.. and Mrs. Floyd Arnold. Mission Band leader. The repot t brought home by the delegates will be given at the next meeting of their respective organizations. SO CHA REA'S SHOWER ALYSE KRIEGEL Complimentary to one of their members. Miss Alyse Kreigel, who will be a bride of next Tuesday, the So Cha Rea Club entertained with a delightful dinner Bridge and kitchen shower, Thursday evening at the Decatur Country Chib. At six-thirty-o’clock, a delicious three-course chicken dinner was served with covers laid for the So Cha Rea members, the honored guest, and Mrs., George Appleman. The dinner table was centered by a huge basket of pink roses with rose bud nut cups 'and bridal place cards at each cover. The seat of the honored guest was marked by a corsage of sweet peas and rcses. ,Mrs. Raymond Keller was toastmistress of the occasion and gave a toast to the bride-gleet, inviting her to the parlors with the following clever poem: Dear Alyse to yon, and to Andy too We extend good wishes hearty and t. ne. But a wedding means more than flowers and a gown And slipping away for a trip out of

town It means happy work—ln your case f r Andy And for that job we think your just dandy So step in here and take a peek At the work we’ve planned for you next week > Here’s a broom for sweepin’—also scrubbing And a Vib and washboard now getto nibbin, A mop and a bucket, well just slip in and see What a grand jrb houskeeping is going to be And with .every item tied in white pink or blue Is a wish for happiness from each girl to you. Upon entering the other room. Miss Krlegel was surprised to note the work of a genuine artist in the picture that awaited her. The picture was centered by a lady standing at the ironing b ard. ironing. The ironing board was brand new with clean cover and pad. The lady, whose body comprised a broom and mop stick, was dressed in dainty house apron of pink and white. Her arms were bottle washers; her face, a doll face of a dust-cloth bag; her b nnet a granite pan turned upside down and tied with a white ribbon band and bow. This “hat” covered a mass or rope “hair" which comprised a floor mop. Fastened to the ironing board, was a sausage or meat grinder and streamers cf paper fastened to the end of it represented the meat dropping from the grinder. Nearby were two diTh-pans, a dish drainer, two tubs, a washboard, a clothes-bas-1 ket, clothes hamper, a white enameled kitchen stool, pots and pans of all desciptlons, pot scraper, and dish maps. | In front of the lady ironer was stretch-1 a clothesline. Dish cloths, etc., were I pinned on the clothesline. After the gifts had been admired, and Miss Krie- ■ gel had voiced her appreciation ta the I So Cha Rea girls, four games of Bridge were played. Mrs. Vincent Bormann i and Miss Gene Murtaugh won high i score and presented the lovely gifts they received to the bride-elect. The United Brethren church orclies-

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trti will meoi nt 7 o'clock this evening al the home of Mr and Mrs. Jess Williams, on Winchester street, for reheat sal. All members are requested to lie present. PROGRESSIVE WORKERS CLASS HOLDS MEETING The Piogressfvo Woikers class of the United Brethren Sunday school held Its regular monthly meeting Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock, at the home of Mt. and Mrs. Vernon Ar nold. The meeting was opened by prayer by the Rev. Cecil R. Mmilh. An interesting talk was given by Thurman Diew. The remainder qf the evening was spent in gaines‘und contests. Dainty refreshments were served at the close of the evening. Those present weio; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Shackley, Mr. and Mis. Thuiman Drew, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Deitsch, Mt. and Mrs. Clarence Merriman. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Debolt Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Arnold. Mrs. William Arnold, Mi', and Mrs. Harry Rcop, Mr and Mis. Dean Byerly and the Rev. and Mrs. Cecil R. Smith. HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE ENJOYS PRETTY PARTY The High School Epworth league of the Methodist Episcopal church enjoyed a "Tangle Party" Thursday evening. at the church parlors. The first stunt of the evening was the unraveling of a cobweb. Each guest was given a string and advised to untangle

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it. At the end they found a stick of candy. “Tangle" songH were then sting and u “Hurlylmr’.y" game enjoynd. In u eontist of tunrlctl characters, Harry Dailey was the successful con Jest ant. At the close of the (‘veiling, refreshments of ice-cream and dookies were served. The party was sponsored by the Fourth Department of the league. Those attending were: Forest Zimmerman, Ross Stoakes, Geraldine Hower, Isabel Hower, John Beery, i’uul Hancher, Junies' Burk, Helen Shrull, Bernudine Shraluka, Ruth Roop, Mary Mclntosh, George Roop, Dick Engle, Mary Jane DeVor, Harry Dailey and Elisha Little. METHODIST LEAGUES TO UNITE MEETINGS The Senior and High Schoo) Epworth Leagues of lh<l First Methodist church, will unite during the spring and summer months, In their Sunday evening services. The hour for the services will be six o'clock prompt, and the two Jeagues will alternate in providing the program for the service. The High School League will have charge of the service for the coming Sunday. Ross Stoakes, Jr., will have charge ftf The devotions, after which Mrs. R., D. Myers will give a presentation of a chapter lesson from "The Christ of the Indian Road." Lunch will be served and a I social hour enjoyed. Program features of the social hour will include a piano

solo by Mlsn lielen Hatibold, u snxnphone duet by Misses Lillian Worthman and Violet Squires, ami a vocal solo by James Engeler. The program will be in charge of a committee comprised of Misses Helen Haubold and Kuthryn Kauffman, and Hurry Dailey and Ross Stoakes, Jr. A good attendance is desired The Mary and Martha class of the Methodist Sunday School will meet with Mrs. John T. Myers Monday evening. The Senior ( lass of the public high school will hold a bake t<>le and candy sale, Saturday morning, beginning at nine o'c’ock at Ihe Schmit' Meat market. The proceeds of the sale will go toward the Carnival. and the Carnivals funds, in turn will be placed towards the high school annual. MEETING OF TRIANGLE CLUB The Trlaligt Club of the Christian Sunday school, was entertained. Thursday evening, by Gerturde and Gladys Teems. Mrs. Hazel Schultz, vice president of the ' organization, assumed charge of the regular business session, after which Mrs. A. I). Artman conducted the Triangle Mis-

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uioiuiiy Ibhhoii. A social hour follow-1 <■<l (luring which Mih. George Teeinw, assisted by h(>r daughters, served dainty refrauhmenls. Miss Dora L Shosenberg whs a guest other than the c''.iib members. MEETING OF LOYAL WORKER The Loyal Workers Sunday school clas of the Evangelical chqjdt, was entertained. Thursday evening, at the home of Mrs. T. D. Kern, on North Seventh street. Mrs. Ear) Butler (nd Mrs. L. L. Merriman were the assisting hostesses. There was no

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business to be transacted mid the meeting was turned Into a social evening. Three guests other than the class members were: Mrs Harvey Koos, Mrs. Chas. Miller and Mrs. Roy Gaunt. Refreshments of cak« and pineapple whip and coffee, were served. The next meeting will be held In May, with Mrs. Maynard Johnson us entertaining hostess. o Fiance t'onter. Vincent Bormann, and < haliner Porter motored to Van Wert, Ohio, this afternoon and enjoyed a round 'ot golf at the Van Wert Country Club.