A profusion of spring flowers were
used in decoration and 30 members of
the debutante set and young matrons
were included in this courtesy. Mrs.
Allison Bell and Mrs. Percy Browe won
the lovely prizes at the conclusion of
the games.
Euterpean Club
ToGi v e
Concert
One of the molt distinctive musical
affairs of the season will be the con*
cert siren by the girls and boys of tha
Euterpean club, assisted by the Inter*
City High School orchestra* on Tne*- •
day evening, March 11, in Phillips au
ditorium.
A program of varied interest repre
senting each branch of high school mu
sic will be rendered and ihclude num
bers by the boys’ and girls’ clubs and
the orchestra under the direction of
Sarah Dwyer. Edna Wright and Helen
Warner, respectively>
Solo numbers from the voice, piano
and violin classes of Ethelyn C. Hayes,
Abigail Crawford and Helen Warner
will relieve the ensemble work.
The outstanding number on the pro
gram will be the dramatised cantata,
"Pan, on a Summer Day.” sung by the
girls’ chorus of the Euterpean club, lie
cantata is exceedingly tuneful and is
capable of real dramatic effects. It has
been well staged and with additional
dance features offers an evening of sat
isfying entertainment to each and every
member of the audience.
MRS. HEACOCK HOSTESS
TO CLUB RECENTLY
The last meeting of the Twentieth
Century Housekeepers’ club was with
Mrs. J. D. Heacock fit the home of Mrs.
W. J. Waldrop.
The house was beautifully decorated
in jonquils and pot plants.
The program consisted of vocal num
bers by Mrs. Posner, accompanied by
Mrs. E. H. Wrenn, and a paper on
“Domestic Service,” by Mrs. S. A. Ives.
The members and guests then re
paired to the dining room, where Mrs.
