51st Anniversary Of The Clio Club Celebrated YesterdayThe 51st anniversary of the Clio club was celebrated by its members yesterday. The affair was in the form of a 1 o’clock luncheon held at the Burke Hotel and attended by 3(5 members.The guests were sweated at one large table, which was flanked with a bouquet of white carnations, white narcissus, white sweet peas, and fern leaves arranged in a green bowl. Placed on either side of the center piece was a green century plant laid in white pottery. At each ..service was a white place card with a green monogram.j From above were hanging white 1 balloons.I As the women entered the dining hall, the committee, aceom-' panied by Mrs. S: L. Sherman at s ; the piano, sang, “I’m Forever; ; Blowing Bubbles. ’ * j; Mrs. F. A. Myers, 8th district! ■ eommitteewoman in charge of the ! Division of Economic Problems,■and Mrs. George Kennebeek, past i county officer, each were called j upon by the president, Mrs. R. S. Hyatt, to give short talks.Letters of greetings from former members unable to be present were : then read, which included the fol-1 j lowing women: Mrs. W. R. Lee of; . St. Petersburg, Fla.. Mrs. H. A. j Mitchell of Davenport, la., Mrs.; ; Wm. Brooks of Osceola. Ia., Mrs.' ! Wiese of Manning, Mrs. Guy Kaye j J of Elsworth, Wis. Mrs. Hyatt then j