The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-10

j. r. Kerr, OF Denver. nuinper o'
Mrs Kerr's friends were invited 10
meet her and her little daughter
), Dorothy,
The North Side Country club held
their first meeting OF the year fri-
: day afternoon at the home OF Mrs. l.
f. Reed in Pleasant valley Inc
ladies responded to roll call py re-
lating their summer experiences. Az
, the close Of the meeting fine sup
= per was served. There were a num-
!, Der of guests from the countr!
present and eight ladies from Town
were also guests.
Fort Lupton. Oct. miss Evelyn
Maud Harrison and Robert fIoyu
Woodward were quietly married in
Denver last Tuesday evening. Inc
bride is a daughter OF Mr.. and MIS-
l.. Harrison of this place and is one
of the most popular young women
in Fort Lupton. Mr.. Woodward has
lived here for the last few years. He
will engage in business here. where
the couple will make their home.
Evans, Oct. s. The Ladies
Evans Improvement society yester-
day agreeably surprised Mrs. Addie
Scott by bringing a sewing machine
and working all of the afternoon on
sewing for her Mrs Scott had re-
Gently moved and as there was much
work that needed to be done the
| club, always ready to help where
help may be needed and appreciated,
! went TO her home and ably assisted
| her in catching up with the Work.
The Chi Alpha Theta girls enter
tanned at the sorority house, 1927
Eleventh avenue, Thursday evening
with a rush party. The house was
elaborately decorated with ferns
and red and yellow blossoms. The
entertainment was a unique musi- |
Gale rendered by the members OF the |
sorority. The refreshments were
carried out in the sorority colors, |
red and yellow. The guests includ- |
ed the patronesses and few outside |
guests.
Eaton, Oct. 4.-on returning
from PRAYER meeting Wednesday |
evening Mrs. Longwith was surpris-
ed to find party of friends assem-
bled in her home. who had gathered |
there to surprise her on her birth |
day. The party was the result OF |
number of invitations issued by her |
husband. who declared he had in
vited no one over 16 years old. |
Among those present were Mrs.
Duke, Mrs McCracken, Misses Will
son, Cain and Armstrong. and
Messrs. Greenburg and Wilson.
Evans. Oct Limitations have
| been issued to the patrons of the |
Evans schools to be present at the |
reception which is TO be given in
honor of the teachers, all of whom |
are new in Evans this year, Monday |
| evening under the auspices of the
Ladies Evans improvement society. !
The reception will be held at the
home of R. w. DeVinny. Plans have
been made to show the teachers ana
patrons an unusually pleasant time.
and to give them an opportunity Of
| getting better acquainted than they
have been heretofore.
Invitations are out for the mar
riage of Miss Mabel Buor and Dorle
Harrison, which will take place next
week at the home of the brides
grand parents, MIR. and Mrs. j. S.
Nevins. Miss Buor is a charming
young lady who has made her home
here for the last two years She has
been student in the Greeley high
school and has made many friends
Mr.. Harrison is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs l.. l.. Harrison and is a young
man respected by all.
The Saturday Afternoon club
opened the years work with meet
ing Thursday evening at the home
of Mrs. J. B. McCutcheon. with Mrs
McCutcheon and Mrs. C. E. South
ard the hostesses. The gentlemen
were invited as guests and the pro-
I.gram consisted of musicale given
by Mrs. Southard, who gave the
Peer Gynt suite by Grieg, explaining
the legend all the way through
Mrs McCutcheon sang several num-
bers from the suite. The evening
was one Of pleasure to all Re
freshments were served by the hos
tesses. This is one of the few meet
ings OF the year. when the husbands
and sweethearts are hidden to come.
Mrs. Grace Mortimer was the
hostess of the Modern Country
club Thursday afternoon, October 3.
The entire meeting was devoted to
the study OF art. The rooms were
filled with large pictures by noted
artists of all countries and afforded
an exceptional opportunity to Illus
trate the study of the day. The
comparison of the different artists
and their subjects was much enjoy
ed. The two leading papers were
How to Study Pictures, by Mrs
Grace Romans, and THE Story of
, American Art, by Mrs NJ liner
d. slun. Both papers were we'll written
> and instructive. Sketches OF noted
American artists were contributed