Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-09-13
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IN THE SOCIETY WORLD
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One oil the InOst interesting affairs
of the summer season was the musi-
cal given by Mrs. Daniel Ward last
Saturday afternoon complimentary to
her son, Lotus, who is student of
music in Drake university. Though
still in his teens young Mr.. Ward
has wonderful voice and his many
admirers in Rocky Ford predict a
bright future for him. Mrs. Steele,
who always charms her hearers with
her sympathetic touch, was the ac
companist of the afternoon. Mrs.
Kellogg also added to the pleasure
OF the day by the perfect way in
which she rendered her three delight
full solos. Following is the program
as given:
Piano Tremolo ........ Gottschalk
Lotus Ward.
Vocal-"The Rosary" ....... Nevin
Absent, .................. Metcalf
Three For Jack" ........ Squire
Vocal-"You and Love-" .D'Hardelot
Just a Worrying For You,". ......
........:.... Carrie Jacob Bonn
The Open Secret" Woodman
Mrs. S. M. Kellogg.
Vocai-"Forever and Day. Mack
"Bandalero," ............... Stuart
Lotus Ward.
Piano-"Spring Song. .Mendelshon
Mrs. Steele.
Vocal-"Indian Love LYRICS" Gour
songs) .............. ..-.....: Finden
"On the Road to Mandalay,". .....
..... .:................. Speaks
Lotus Ward.
Delectable hot weather refresh
ments were served. Mrs. Ward was
assisted in serving by Mrs. Floyd
Hawley, Miss Cressy and Miss
Weaver. The guest list included:
Garwood. Butterield, Will Deal,
Pierce, Minor Clore, Ralph Collins,
Hoffman, Shelton, Culp, McCaskill,
Beall. Henry Hardy Hawley. Todd,
G. M. Hall. Van Buskirk, Price, d.
Lewis. Wolfe, Elser. Geo. Lewis, +.
w Collins, Leon Fenlason, S. NJ.
Kellogg, Emily Randall, G. p. Ran
dali, Marshall, Steele, Alderdice,
Dobbs, Hauck, Blakeley. North,
Phillips, Weaver, Monkman, Barkley,
Davies, Snow. Cressy. Humphrey
Best; Misses Cressy. Weaver, Bark
ley. Hoffman, Kate and Edwina
Shelton: Messrs. Will Collins and
Robert Steele.
Out of town guests were: Mrs
G. X. Johnson. La Junta; Mrs. B. A.
Smith, Miss Smith. La Junta: Mrs.
Shelton. Iowa; Miss Van Buskirk,
indianapolis: Mrs. A. ]. Hall. Mus
kogee. Okla; Mrs. T. U. Weaver.
New York City: Miss Edith Laradee,
Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. P. Potvliet and family
left on Wednesday night for Wallaceburg
Ontario, where Mr.. Potvliet has accepted
the position Of head chemist in a sugar
factory. They are in hopes that the
change of climate may prove of benefit
to Miss Nellie, who has been ill for sever al
months past. Mrs. Potvllet wishes to
convey to her many friends in Rocky
Ford her kindest regards and deplores
her inability to see them personally
before leaving and takes this opportunity
OF saying goodbye to all. This estimable
family have made many friends here who
wish them every success in their Canadi-
an home.
Misses Ava DeGrofft and Mabel Strorp
very delightfully."- entertained the G. E, C's
on Monday evening at the home of Miss
DeGrofft. After the regular business
meeting games were played and most
delicious refreshments were served, and
those present report spending splendid
evening.
The Christian Endeavor Of the Presby-
terian church delightfully."- surprised the
Misses Esther and Hazel St. John on
Monday evening at Miss Hazel's home.
The party was farewell. Games were
played and the young people spent an
enjoyable evening.
Mrs. S.H. Pollock enioyably entertained
the o. D. T. Club on Tuesday.
Music at M. e. Church