Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-02-15
PERSONAL
AND SOCIAL.
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Wednesday afternoon thirty lsdies en-
Dyed tho gracious Hospitality Of Yrs.
Leon Fenlaaon. who entertained In honor
OF Mrs. Bryan and mrs. Burke. Tho
house was softly lighted and pret,ily
decorated. tho candles and smilax in ono
room giving tho color note OF green.
After eharmingly rendered solo by
Mrs. s. NJ. Kellogg. Hr. Davenport gave
the ladies 4 lecture on Michael Angelo.
so full OF Interest and in words SO hily
spoken that ono wished for moro. Mrs.
Cunningham's piano solo. given with tho
true nrtis,'s touch and spirit was follow
ed by Mr.. Bohannon. who entertained
the guests In his best style with aumbcr
Of selections which wora thoroughly on
joycd. Tho supper room was tho ON
bodied spirit OF tho sweetest flower that
grows-,hc violet reigned supreme. Vio-
Let ribbons were loopod about tho lights
and on the tables. A big basket Of vio-
lets was on the centre table and violet
candles on either side. Al each guests
place was . dainty little basket with its
fragrant bunch and the place card tied
with violet ribbon. Tho same idea and
\ color scheme was carried cut prottily
all through tho elaborate monu down to
the eandiod violots. Music BY stringod
orchestra gave It's added note Of charm.
Perfect in every detail. every moment
a pleasure. the afternoon was rod-le.ter
day-or should wo say. a violet oae9-in
our calendar Of good times.
Mrs. Fonlason was ehnrningly assisted
in serving by four pretty maids. Misses
Hayworth. Fen,on. Gallagher and Cald-
well.
The annual banquet Of tho O.D.T. Club
was given last Monday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Price. It was made VAL
entine occasion. tho decorations in hearts
Of red and white. The husbands were
present and .hoy renewed the memories
Of the days wi,on their poetic souls gushed
cut in such lines as:
''The Rose is red,
The Violot's blue:
Honey Is sweet
And so are you"
E. C. Greenman and his son are new
corners to Rocky Ford. the son seeking
relief from lung disease in our climate.
They are delighted with our February
weather and think seriously Of making
permanent residence hore. Mr.. Green
man says that in town that has nine
churches and no saloons It ought to be
tolerably easy for man to keep in the
straight and narrow road.
Judge Minor and his son-in-law. Paul
N. North, have decided to open law Of
fee in Rocky Ford. Judge Minor bought
: the H. A. Apt residence property. south
Pend of 9th ST. some weeks ago and Mr..
North is looking up home location. In
the meantime they have rented residence
es and opened an Office in the X. G.
building.
Mrs. Redmond, sister Of Miss A. Page.
So. llth street, left this week for her
home in Oregon. after three months
visit in this vicinity. She is taken" with
our climate and will return here to live If
she can dispose Of her property in the
Northwest.
Mrs. McMorris. her daughter Amelia
and son Harold, have joined the son
Gene here and are making their home on
So. 18th street.
Charley Cheney was down from Pueblo
on Sunday visit with his mother.
The Entire Nous Club and the Sans
Souci Club both celebrated their BIRTH
davs with the customary annual ban
ouets this week. but an extended report
of their doings goes over to next ISSUE.