Monroe Social Affairs Highlight 1919 Valentine Event
President and Mrs. Joseph Monroe hosted a 60 guest tournament and mid winter picnic for Normals and Training School faculty and district rural teachers. Red and yellow teams competed in novelty events, with Miss Marguerite Henry captain of reds and Miss Clella Stufft for yellows. Prizes included a loving cup engraved Monroe Feb 14 1919 and small jugs. Dinner followed at seven with pink lavender decor and a five course menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Monroe
Marguerite . Henry
Reds
Clella Stufft
L. R. Light
G. E.finch
Spey Carson
Local hosts plan bridge parties for teachers and town ladies
Mrs. L. Cushing and Mrs. L. M. Kress entertain tomorrow afternoon and evening. Guests include Normal, High and Training school teachers and town ladies. About ten bridge tables will be set for each party.
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L. Cushing
L. M. Kress
Dance and Banquet at Darts Hall for Scandinavian Guests
A dance and banquet will be held tomorrow evening at Darts Hall hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Magnus for their Scandinavian friends and all returned Scandinavian soldiers invited.
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Dart's Hall
T. Magnus
Episcopal guild to be entertained by Misses Huber at Washington St
Bt Janes Guild will be entertained next Thursday February 27 at the home of Miss Bertha and Miss Anna Huber on Washington street. The Theta club was entertained yesterday by Mrs O P Thomag at wired to Rai. The Theta club was also entertained Tuesday evening by Mrs Wilbur it bert and Miss Cora Taylor at Mrs Silbert's home.
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Janes Guild
Episcopal Guild
Bertha
Anna Huber
Washington Street
OP Thomag
Rai
Theta” Club
Wilbur Itbert
Cora, Taylor
Silbert
Dancing Party and Sweetwater Rancher Enjoyable Affair
Dancing Party described with Tom Marnock, Sweetwater rancher, as the host or attendee. The readable text notes an enjoyable daietae and social atmosphere at the event.
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Tom Marnock
S. Sweetwater Rancher
Opening of New Residence Featured by Little Orchestra
A social event Saturday night marked the opening of a new residence with a small party and a Little orchestra providing music for guests. The gathering drew a number of friends. The article notes the festive scene and entertainment but offers few additional details.
World Wide Guild Meeting At Maud Curnutt Home
The World Wide Guild meets at the home of Maud Curnutt on Tuesday February 26 at 7 o clock. All persons aged 12 to 18 are invited to attend.
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The
World ‘Wide Guild
Maud Curnutt
Dinner Guests Entertained by Mr and Mrs Williams
Mr and Mrs G Williams host a dinner this evening at 6 30. Covers will be laid for fourteen attendees.
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G. Williams
Kensington Tea Honors Argenta Guest Mrs J T Ross
Mrs Sigurd Roode hosted a Kensington afternoon event in honor of Mrs J T Ross of Argenta, drawing local social figures to the gathering yesterday.
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Kensington
Westminster Guild to be entertained by Mrs Sigurd Roody
The Westminster guild will be entertained by Mrs. Sigurd Roody next Thursday February 27. The event will feature a social gathering with remarks and light refreshments.
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Westminster Guild
Mrs Edward Cushing Hosts Busy Bee Club Meeting
Mrs Edward Cushing entertained at the Busy Bee club Wednesday afternoon in a social gathering with members and guests in attendance.
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Edward Cushing
Busy Bee Club
Colonial supper planned by Baptist Aid ladies
A colonial era supper is to be given by the ladies of the Baptist Aid group. Proceeds are intended for charitable aims, with details of date and venue to be announced.
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France
Chateau Thierry
Sedan
Lafayette
Washington
Yorktown
Army of
America
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Rodeltia Witers
Eoward
Benricen
Vmight Hart Schaffner
Mary
Valentine
Myss J. & Monroe
Clark
C. Thornton
R. W. Boone
R. R. Rathbone
Frank Eliel
A. L. Stone
World. Wide Guild
Spencer Ranch
Reynolds Place
Dillon
Sharp
Earl T Ross
Seabees
Polis
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