The Greeley tribune., 1903-10-08

new students acqualnteu WI" o"i
n.onle and it tends 20 make the new
comers feel more at home with their
surroundings,
The school board has added much
needed improvement to the H'en
school and Meeker buildings. Elec-
tric lamps have been placed IN the
superintenednt's oilice in the hrs'
noor of the High school and in the
porticos of both buildings. IEls
Will be of special benefit to patrons
of the public library when getting
books at night.
The Euterpeans will open thelr
club wear Saturday afternoon as the
guests of their president, Mrs. buI-
lock, at her home, 1919 Ienth a'-
enue. Mrs. Fiske will read a paper
on Chaminade, the popular French
composer, song writer and plahlsl'
and Miss Seelbach will favor the
gathering with choice musica! selec-
tions on the piano.
Mrs. j. n. Sanborn went to Den
yer yesterday to meet her daughter,
Mrs, Grace Sanborn- Brewster OF BIZ
ney, Mont. Mrs. Brewster will 'lslt
mother, and brother, b. ID. Sanoorn'
in this city for week, then 'islt
relatives in Boulder. AS girl Mrs.
Brewster lived in Greeley for many
y .k, hnc mo n
hsre Slo will be glad to welcome her.
Mrs Arthur Hickman entertained
number of lady friends at her home,
ll2l Tenth street, tuesday afternoon
with a thimble party. 1t was IN
the nature of a good bye to her sister,
Miss Mary Belle Hogue, who VIII
leave in few days for winters
residence in Albuquerque, n. NJ.
All present had an enjoyable time
and wished the guest OF honor god
speed.
The state w. c. T. q. holds its
annual convention in Denver this
week. 1t commenced yesterday and
Will last. WI &C uuSN. -h"o'@ N'S'N
from this city who will attend are
Mrs. Davenport and niece, Miss Har-
ris: Mrs. Caudlin and daughter, Miss
Fannie, and the Misses Hazel God
frey and Clara Evans. The young
people will assist at the literary and
musical entertainment.
A young man named W. F. Schll-
ing was arrested Frida' charged
with stealing suit of clothes and
ninety-tive cents In money out Of
room in the Exchange hotel. The
stolen property belonged to Charles
Poe, an employe of the Exchange.
Schilling was arreste and lodged in
Jail. Wednesday morning he was
arraigned before Magistrate Will
lard, but the case was continued un-
til 2 O'clock this afternoon.
We are now at the open door of the
social season and the women of Gree
ley and vicinity are mapping out
programs Of entertainments to pe
given the ensuing six months. Yes
terday afternoon Mrs. Fiske enter
tained a number Of lady friends at
her home with a thimble party, af-
ter which a lunch was served. This
afternoon another gathering Of ladies
with thimbles and fancy work will
meet with her. Mesdames Decker
and Saunders assisted Mrs. Fiske.
The Rev. and Mrs. r. ). Van
Valkenberg are residing in their new
home, sl3 Fourth street. This aged
and respected couple moved to Erie
forty years ago and grew up with
that thriving coal camp, he as pastor
OF the Methodist church, while his
wife aided him at home in the par
ish. The reverend gentleman is
in his Slst year and Mrs VanValk-
enberg is enjoying her sOth year in
content and happiness. In response
to repeated invitations from their
nephew and niece. Mr.. and Mrs. R.
Fl. Johns, Mr.. and Mrs. Van Walk
enberg have moved from Erie to
Greeley and here they expect to live
and die, among kinfolk and friends.
May their years be long and full Of
comfort.