Mrs. Ted Crowe entertained the members of the Plymouth Sewing Club on Wednesday at a sumptuous luncheon at her home. The guests were seated at a long table which was prettily decorated in the club colors of red and white. The color scheme was beautifully carried out in the menu. The afternoon was spent in sewing quilt blocks and in social chat. Mrs. Emma Berry was a guest of the club.
One of the lovely affairs of the past week was given by Mrs. Bonnie Blanch Schoonover at her apartments at the Idaho hotel, on Wednesday evening to the members of "The Curtain," a dramatic club. The delicious supper was daintily served.
The following members: Miss Camille McDaniel, Miss Pearl Stalker, Miss Virginia McCrea, Mrs. Bonnie Blanch Schoonover, Prof. J. H. Cushman, Messrs Talbot Jennings, Rex Klmneld, Philip Buck, Maxwell Scholes, and Abe Goff.
MAIL MOVEMENT IS BIG EXPENSE
Postal Transportation Costs Government Half Million Daily.
HENDERSON GIVES OUT DATA
Assistant Postmaster General Compiles Summary of Costs and Efforts of Department for Speed and Economy in Mail Movement—Railway Service Is the Largest Unit of the System—Paye Tribute to Loyalty of Men of Service.
It costs the government half a million dollars a day to transport the mails. Assistant Postmaster General Henderson has compiled figures to show the various units. He has just given to postmasters a summary of the costs and of the efforts of the Post Office department for speed and economy in mail movement in the Post Office.  Following the statement:
"The railway mail service is by far the largest unit of our mail transport system. It is nationwide in its extent and it is continuous in its operation." 