PAGE FOURSOCIETY NOTESThe 6ptimi,t Class of the Presbyterian Sunday school entertained members of the O B. C. and E. T. C classes with a 1 o'clock luncheon in the dining room of the church Tuesday. The room and table decorations were in keeping with St. Valentine’s day. Mrs J. S. StufTlebean acted as toastmistress. and the following pro-. gram was given.Song—The More We Get Together.”Invocation—Rev. B. B. Shipman.Welcome—Mrs, G. A. Runge.Response for O. B. C.—Mrs. Wallace Dearing.Response for E T. C. Class—Mrs. F. H. McCue.Instrumental Music, V’The Robin’sReturn”—Mrs. L. D. Kelsey.Reading, “Selection from In His Steps’’—Mrs. M P Kinsey-Double Duet—Mrs. * A. W. Kurfiss, Mrs. E. E. Baldwin, Mrs T. C. Oyler, Mrs. J. D. Freund, accompanied by Mrs H. A. Cowan at the piano. \ Toast to O. B. C. and E. T. C. Classes—Mrs. E. E. Baldwin. Friendship Song.The Athena Club, a newly organized Junior Federated Club, was pleasantly entertained by Miss Nan Lou Sheets Tuesday evening. The program on Classical Mythology was as follows: Mythology, Its Otigiu and Purpose —Miss Arline Bain.' , '■ / .Story Of Mythological Characters— Miss Helen Leabhart and Miss LydiaHalstead, which was followed by a round table discussion of Mythological Characters and their place in literature. After adjournment refreshments were served. ' VnleireThe Social Study Club met at the home of Mrs. A. W. Kurfiss Wednesday afternoon, the occasion being a one o’clock luncheon for the club. The feature of the meeting was a pantomime given by Mesdames F. A. Du-phome. F C. Walker, W. B. Simpson and N. K. Coit. Contests were enjoyed for which the favors were awarded to Mrs. Fay Ewing. Mrs. G. B. Ridgway and at the conclusion a valentine box was also an entertaining feature.bjlt;pinickBPiditlseMiss Grace Edgmon of 116 East John street, entertained the member? of the Methodist church choir, the Linn Quartet and a number of the members of the church including Rev C. H. Law and family, Wednesday evening, at a 6:30 o’clock cafeteria dinner. During the evening selections from the Linn Quartet and the choir were much enjoyed. Miss Edgmon was assisted by her mother, Mrs. Clara Edgmon.lt; and sister, Miss Julia, in the entertainment. ’• , 'dioltlwrctl:W!inClMembers of Class No. 12 of the ParkBaptist Sunday school and theirteacher, Mrs. M. R. Ridgway, enjoyeda valentine party at the churchThursday evening. Readings were giy-en by Mrs; M R. Ridgway, MissesFrances Lee Fletcher and Jane Cun- | _PisaTlMse: