Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-02-17
IN THE SOCIETY WORLD
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Mrs. W. H. Baird entertained large
number Of ladies yesterday aft ernoon at
cards.
The 3. Y, P. U. had delightful social
on Tuesday evening at the homo Of Miss
Mary Shumate.
Miss Blanche Monre on Tuesday even
! ing entertained about twenty Of her
friends at a Valentine party. The deco
rations, games and refreshments were
appropriate for tho occasion and splen-
did time was had by all.
The Philathea girls Of the Presbyterian
church we're entertained by their teacher.
Miss Evelyn Towne. on Monday evening.
A novelty shower" was given Miss Hilda
KEEPER. who is leaving for California in
short time. ard the evening was most
enioyably spent.
Miss Beth Gallagher entertai ned a
number of ladies' at Valentine party
Tuesday afternoon complimentary to Mrs
Glenn Porter. The house was beautifully
decorated in hearts and red Carnations
A eharmiugly appointed four-eourss lunch
con was served.
Miss Mae Fenton was the charming
hostess at thimble party given in honor
Of her sister, Mrs. c. 4. ChallgTsn last
Saturday afternoon. The guest list in
eluded Mrs. Challgren's old time friends
in this city besides many Of the popular
members Of the younger set. A dainty
three course luncheon was served.
DR., and Mrs. z. T. Roberts were the
hosts last Friday evening at a beautifully
appointed dinner party followed by cards
Covers were laid for thirty-two guests
White carnations were the lovely flowers
used for deeorationg the tables. The
ladies prize a hand painted individual tea
pot was won by Mrs. John Bowman while
Mr.. Randall won the gentleman's prize.
an antique brass ash tray. From all re-
ports this was one Of the most enjoyable
functions given this season.
Mr.. and Mrs J. W. Bowman were the
hosts at a beautifully arrangeddinner and
card party last evening. The guest Of
honor was Mss Ruth Beatty Of colarodo
Springs. Mrs Bowman's niece. eharm-
ing Young lady who is very popular in
society at the Springs.
The house was prsttiIy decorated for the
occasion and the guests. thirty-two in
number enjoyed themselves to the utmost
A smartly appointed six-eourss dinner
was served. The ladies prize was a
handsome cut glass bon-bon dish and the
one for the gentlemen was sterling sill
yer envelope opener.
Glass No. l2 Of the Methodist Sunday
school, composed Of twenty-six young
ladies' with Mrs. Omar Dukate for
teacher, has the reputation for doing
some surprising things and the ,elass GER
sainly lived up to its name when the
girls undertook to entertain their moth
ers last Monday evening. The church
parlor was decorated with hearts
strung on satin ribbons and the ehande-
liers were festooned with long red
s.reamers, reaching to all parts OF the
room. There were potted plants and
. ferns on fancy taboretts. easy chairs,
leather couch piled with soft cushions
, beautiful rugs on the floor. and one had
to be very familiar with the church to
recognize the room at all.
The class had kept the evenings en-
/, tertainment a surprise from their moth
ers and the easy and natural way in
r which everything was carried out was
! surely a credit to the young ladies'. The
: program was especially pleasing, each
number being rendered in an almost
: faultless manner as follows:
= Song ------ $780, >'ee
o Welcome Address ------ Mrs. pukatt
e Piano Duet - Misses Barrow and keenar
= Piano Selection Leo Shelter
Class Poem Mauds monkmar