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Wednesday, July 24, 1918
Mrs. G. W. Maser of 1509 Broadway
entertained with a picnie supper last
evening complimentary to Master
George Maser's sixth birthday. After
the lovely picnic lunch was served on
the lawn the guests were told to hunt
for flags that were hidden about the
lawn. John Maser and John MacLean
were awarded the prizes which were
two pretty flags. Mrs. Masers guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey, Lula
and John Humphrey, Mr. and Mrs.
John Maser, Dooctor and Mrs. Mac-
Lean and family. Mrs. and Mrs. Harry
Johntz and daughter Mary Maser, Mrs.
C. R. Hart and Mr. and Mrs. G. L.
Maser, George and Lewis Maser and
Mrs. G. W. Maser.
[in margin] Was
on
Canteen
duty
all
afternoon
Thursday, July 25, 1918
Workers in the first division of
the Red Cross canteen are to be the
guests of Mrs. G. W. Maser Mrs. Harry Johntz and Mrs.
John Maser at a "canteen grub" at
the home of the former on East
Broadway this evening at six-thirty
o;clock. The supper will be served
in picnic fashion and the workers
will wear their uniforms. Among
the guests will be Mesdames R. T.
Orchard, J. M. Kersey, A. E. Haner,
Charles Lewis, Clifford Stevenson,
A. M. Chellis, E. L. Green, W. C.
Knight, T. M. Flynn, Misses Kather-
ine Lonberger, Cora Smith, Vesta
Smith, Opaline Saylor, Blanche Tom-
linson, Mary and Leeta Scott, Lois
and Carrie Elswick and Myrtle
Graves of Kansas City.