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VEKNAii EXPRESS. FRIDAY. MARCH 17f1922INMKH. IMIUSn HAH THALIAMltH. HAKHK KNTKIITA IN'H Cl( IA It TO WHITTIEIt EVENT MlTuesday afternoon Mrs(leaTuesday evening, March 7th, Mr* I Unuit« entertained the Thalia clt;ltoADow tiny cnterlulnod the Thu home was beautifully decoraThu I la club with a Whittier eve with St Patrick * favorite colornt»Kharp standing on the center taMiss Uphnm who lins made many In the parlor attracted a great lt;!visit* to and spent nmuy week* nt of attention Mr* Prdon Dodds,the old Whittier Homestead made hid charge of the program wtithe introductory r«miurks to Snow was well rendered Mrs GeorgsHoundMies llphnm drew a sketch DowneyreadWearln*O'of the old home showing the toca GreenMtlon of the fire place whore The lowed with Pass on tho PraliMrs William MerkleyMug of elder simmered slow, The instrumental music of Irish seapples sputtered In a row.flandtlonsMrsJFChatwin8tho spot where the motley braided gave Irish Jokes A most elaboimat luid and the plhce where the lunch was sorvod by tho hostcroon und blue dishes stood on their i The favors wore shamrocks.shelves Rho polntod out tho placewhero tho lilac trees grow and wherestood tho clothoK-IIno posts* tlmt gt Patrick banquet at Odd JThe Robekali lodge memberslooked In like tall and sheeted j0WB- hall Wodnesday evening.4ghostsAnd then she took us to. decorationsand place cards vtho ptuco where tho Hoys'* made * TCry beautiful and appropriatea tunnel tlirough tho snow t0 roach the occasion The green lomontho barn with merry dm, and rousedthe prisoned brutes within Mwas all that could be desired.iAfter tho introducing remarks byevening was pleasantly spent In lt;Miss Uphum, tho room was arrangedvorsatlon while many of tho laito ropresent tho sitting room in thtiindustriously worked on etnbroldWhlttior Homestead with tho differcrochet and tatting.ent membors of the household sitting around tho flro place In the“MANY MAltKKD FOll DKATH.evening during the time they were*BAYS IMIOMINKNT KbllSnow Hound Tho mother was represented by Elva Griffis: father, byEditorial by Arthur BrisbaneWilliam Schaofarmoyer; aunt, Mabel in mindDuscusslng prohibition, keepMany are marked1 tat I Iff. uncle, James Hemstreel death in tho United States nschool master, Hon ton Tittle; elder thousandsthatdo not knowsister, Helen IleniBtreet; tho young Whiskey labels are countcrfeteat und the dearest sister sitting on bottles, cork« .everything Is imlt«tho mat bofore the fireplace, VIeva by the bootleggers. Men drink,Downoy, Harriett Ltttlemore, the knowing what they drink.unuelcomo guest, Marlas Aiken.HooThowhiskey has varying degrees of d(electric lights were turned liness Sometimes It blinds and Voff and candles lighted while Mrs you in twenty-four hours.Mildred Downoy very boautlfully times six weeks. For tho groatsoreadWhittier'sSnow BoundMJorttv the effectslow. ThousaThoro was community singing of old have already suffered injurysongs with Miss Margaret Hatlm as can neror be repaired, and will dpianistpiano duet, Margaret off intoiRatliff and VIeva Downey.rematurely.
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Vernal Express
Vernal, Utah, US
Fri, Mar 17, 1922
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