The Luncheon-Tea at the Wisteria restaurant  was a great success if you listened to the ladies leaving that afternoon.  Constance Lue did a lovely job of giving us some knowledge of tea, teas, and history.  The “tea gossip” was fun.  Our tea lady gave out gifts!  Jo-Ann Clegg won for the most unusual hat and Darlene Nelson won for the loveliest.  Lora Wilson won for attending.

     George Butler worked very hard to bring us a plate that was not only a lovely presentation, but also a taste delight.  It was a most worthwhile experience.

     Our July Birthday girls, both 72, were Beverly Smeltzer and Louise Smith.

     I would like to apologize to the ladies at the luncheon and to Roberts Rules of Order.  I became sick on Tuesday, August 9 and was in bed until Thursday morning when I got up and went to the luncheon.  I returned home and bed.  The next day my husband took me to the Doctor who told me I had Pneumonia.  It is with this knowledge that I ask the ladies and Robert’s to forgive my many incorrect parliamentary proceedings.  I promise to do better next month.

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