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Show Relief Society Of Three Wards Combine at Social The Relief Societies of Delta First, Second and Third wards combined for their opening social on Tuesday of the past week. Meeting at the First ward, Relief Society members were brought together to-gether for an afternoon of sociability. socia-bility. Each ward brought flowers, and the hall was bright and fragrant with a variety of blooms. Guests were greeted at the door and received re-ceived a ribbon to wear with their name on it. A program was presented, with numbers from each ward and announced an-nounced by Mrs. Pearl Snow. A-mong A-mong those taking part were the Delta Harmonettes, with songs, Mrs. Leona Prestwich a vocal solo, and a quartet singing "Utah Pioneers," Pio-neers," an original composition by Mrs. Bessie B. Law. Members of the quartet were Cecil Beckstead, Bernice Sanderson Mary Woodbury Wood-bury and Anna Billings. Mrs. Louise Adams gave a reading, read-ing, followed by an original number num-ber composed by Emily Bunker, sung by Mrs. Bunker, Ruth Searle Lynn Warnick, Blanche Works, & Lula Pearson. Violet Snow and Thelma Black played an organ and piano duet. Lilac Holman gave a musical reading. Refreshments were served later, buffet style, from a long table beautifully decorated with flowers and a tempting array of food. The winter program in Relief Society was told of, and the outline out-line was enthusiastically received by members, who plan to carry it out, and also to repeat the combined com-bined social. (The picture to use with this article has not' yet returned from Provo, so we will have to use it next week.) |
