The daily sentinel., 1909-06-05

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their places at the beautifully dec
Grated board.
The creation was by the Grand
Floral and Nursery company and the
hostess herself must be given credit
for the original design. 1t was per-
haps the largest and most beautiful
floral piech ever made or brought to
this city and the effectiveness of the
thought that conceived it. must be
complim{nted-
on the table in the large dining
hall. wa4 miniature trunk. steam
er trunk of miniature size of beau
| tiful workmanship. At every CON
venient place on this trunk had been
1 pasted home and foreign labels of
steamers railroads and noted water
ing places 1t was filled to overflow
ing with flowers and handsomely
decorated with flowers on its exterior
surface.
The ensemble of the luncheon was
complete in every particular and the
hostess was congratulated on her art
as an entertainer. as well the guest
of the occasion.
The farewells and bon voyages
made the luncheon one of the very
prettiest functions of the year.
The following ladies were the
guests OF the occasion:
Mesdames C. II. Arthur. Orson
Adams, |. n. Bunting, S. N. Wheeler,
w p Ella, A. c. Newton. V C. Tai
bert. c. b. Rich. II. S. Barkuloo. H
A. Bull. A. r. Sampliner. J NJ. Sam
pliner S. G. McMullin. James H.
Smith. Frank II. Haskell. A. r. Wells,
T. NJ Jones. w. II. Buthorn. Annie
e. Collins. w S. Sullivan. A. T.
Kraft. w F. White, d. T. Stone,
Edwin Price, Sprigg Shackleford.
Benton Canon. r. E. Sands. j. H.
Brinkerhoff. Miss Wallace.
1t is expected that Montaville
Flowers, the great reader and i'm
personator, will give Ben Hur' for
his recital here on June Is.
On next Tuesday evening Grand
Junction people will have an oppor-
tunity to hear one of the city's own
sons. Phidelah Rice, who has attain
ed almost national fame in the ly-
eeum and lecture platform world by
his marvellous powers as an enter
tainer and dramatic reader Mr..
Rice will give the great political
play The Man of the Hour" i'm
personating all of the characters of
the play. 1t will be one of the finest
and most remarkable pieces of dra-
matte and impersonation work ever
offered any audience.
Tomorrow the Woodmen of the
World and the Women of Woodcraft
hold the annual memorial services.
The two lodges will attend services
at the Methodist church tomorrow
morning and hear a memorial SER
mon by Rev. Forsyth.
The Jolly Thimble club was enter
tanned yesterday by Mrs. NJ A Poss
and Mrs. ID. C. Piatt, at the home of
the former. The house was decorat-
ed in the club colors. red and green.
the centerpiece in the dining room
being basket of red and green car
nations. The favors were red and
white carnations. A five course din
ner was served. The prizes in the
contest We're won by Mrs. Pearce and
Mrs. Wheatley. The out of town
guests We're Mrs. Antress and Mrs.
F. b. Piatt
Announcements have Just been is
sued for the marriage of Miss Clarice
McAlister of this city, minister of
the Church of God, to Mr. Hiram A.
Brooks. of Saskatoon, Canada. also a
minister of the same faith. to occur
June 30.
Mrs. A. X. Sampliner chaperoned
a party to Glenwood Springs this af-
ternoon. to spend Sunday Besides
Mrs. Sampliner were Misses Burton
and Suttle and Mr.. Hill Mr. Frank
Hill will join the party at Glenwood
on his return from the University of
Colorado.
Miss Ida Golfer is down from South
Canon today visiting her cousin. Miss
Sadie Brown, well known in this city
of South Seventh street.
&. l.. Bristol, wife and two chill
dren. are looking over Grand valley
real estate this week Their home
is in New York City.
II. G.. Ballard, the well known
thompson, Utah, cattleman. is trans
acting business in the city this after
noon.
John NJ Kellogg and wife are Wis
itors in Grand Junction this after
noon from Lake George, Colo.
W. b. Nelson. of Aspen, is stopping
over in the city on business today. He
is registered at the La Court.