The daily sentinel., 1909-10-09

o.-ta) Jean ............B Burleigh
OBJ Long Ago Edward M'Dowell
/ tc) The Rose in the Garden
........ w. II. Neidlinger
Mrs. Foote.
6.-Polonaise in a Major Chopin
Miss Hinman.
Mrs. Foote's voice Is of rare con-
1 tralto quality and most sympathetic
while Miss Hinman as a pianist com
| pletely charmed the audience by the
rare expression and intelligence with
which she rendered the difficult
numbers on the programme Quite
a pleasant and unique feature of the
evening were the young ladies' who
received the guests and acted as ush-
ers. Those acting in that capacity
We're: Misses Julia Carlson. Florence
Klotz. Jane Hanna, Anne Allen. and
Miss Reichmuth.
After the programme an informal
reception was held, as there were
many who desired to meet and to
welcome the strangers to Grand
Junction
Cards of invitation have been is
sued for large card party to be
given at the La Court next Thursday
by Mrs. A. r. Sampliner.
After the recital last night there
were several oyster suppers at the
different restaurants enjoyed by diff
ferent parties.
Again last night crowded houses
saw the benefit performances at the
Majestic and goodly sum was re
| "a hR Ahun
| This afternoon and evening the la
dies of the Christian church are serv-
ing "A delicious supper in the Odd
| Fellows building. They are being
literally patronized.
The ladies OF the Rebekah lodge
went last night after their meeting
had adjourned to the Board of Trade
restaurant where they partook of an
enjoyable spread. There were about
sixty in number
A meeting of the sacred literature
class of tae Baptist church was held
last night at the home of Mrs. J. NJ.
=. Martin. Hereafter the meetings
| VIII be held in connection with the
Young Peoples Union.
Many of the former friends of Mrs.
G. Van Hoorebeke. who has been
spending some time In the east from
her home in California, Will regret
to hear that she will not return to
visit in this city, EN- route home
Miss Lawrence Porter and Miss
Lois Sankey entertained some OF the
teachers last evening. A pleasant
evening was spent in general conver-
sation and game of autographs
| Light refreshments We're served in
| the evening
Tonight at the home of Senator
| DeLong the Aspen football team will
be entertained by the local team.
| Light refreshments will be served
during the evening Only a few IN
vited guests and the faculty viii
| spend the evening with the teams.
| One of the greatest readers and
impersonators of the day is Phidelah
Rice, next Tuesday night. Just prior
to starting on his long lyceum tour.
he will be heard at the Methodist
church in Peaceful Valley" a beau
tiful play, filled with comedy, pathos
and dramatic situations. Mr.. Rice
Will impersonate all the characters.
Mrs c, W Plumb is entertaining
again this afternoon. Todays func-
tion is card party. The rooms are
prettily decorated in autumn flowers.
The guest list for this afternoon Is
as follows: Mesdames Ira j. Morse.
V. c. Talbert, J. NJ. Sampliner. E. A.
| Wadsworth, Roy Wadsworth. Sam
Sturtevant, John Wallace. William
Wallace, Sprigg Shackleford. Par
sons, William Smith. Thomas Todd.
5. n. Wheeler, |. n. Bunting, s G.
MeMullin, w. P, Ella. Newton, Me-
Chntock, Orson Adams, Barkuloo.
Warner, Brinkerhoff, Sands and AIoy-
er; Miss Goodale.