Friday, December 31 = 365th paren Red Cross Waa? ee Lending a brilliant hue to the+Mrs: Harry F. Irwin, vice chairman holiday social activities was the of the canteen. tea given by captains of the Ogden The home was beautifully effecRed Cross Canteen in compliment tive with a silver color scheme in to workers of the canteen and a the drawing room developed with few special patrons. The affair was Silver Christmas trees and ivory held at the home of Mrs, Richard tapers, and a red and green one B. Porter, chairman of the canin the dining room and library. teen on Thursday afternoon. The tea table was attractively arThe captains who acted as hostranged with tall candelbra holding esseS were Mrs. R. E. Eidens, Mrs. red tapers and a carnation centerLarry T. Dee, Mrs. William B, ‘Kerr’ piece, Miss Anna Marie. Wyman, Mrs, Those who poured were .Mrs. John Heden ton, strom, and Assisting Mrs. W. I. Bar- | John Hedenstrom, Mrs. ie were Mrs, Porterya ner. Those. arsine ikle poewcostein. Edens, fs Mrs. Mrs. C. A. Mally, Mrs. wiGoptinued | R. day— The Last Day E. Clyde |. nee. a Mina. John N. Spargo, Miss Myrta Hales,| Mrs. C. L. ‘Miller, Mrs. A. K. Cross, Mrs. Ira McKell, Mrs. Rulon White and Mrs.. Lawrence H. Evans. As- | sisting in the serving were Joan Smith, Sharon Boyle, Barbara Barton, Eiva Crangle and Mrs. Myron Ae Q 8oe Aico a. ee piancle eee Loewenstein. About 150 guests called, Sect. oe eit