The Greeley tribune., 1912-11-07

con was served and pleasant time
was had by all present.
Masters. Nov. 6.--Little Virgil
Thompson invited his playmates to
make merry with him Saturday af-
ternoon. All kinds Of nice things
to eat and interesting games fur
nished a never to be forgotten party
for the guests and their little host.
Those present were Hazel and Ed
ward Daughtry, lockwood Copple.
Paul and Gladys Gleason, Nora
and John Ferguson. Tew Weber,
Earl Stevenson, Margie Pooler,
Robert Hoppe. Floyd and Harold
Day, Day Thompson.
One of the most elaborate Of
social affairs of the season was the
leap year dance given Thursday
evening in the Camfield hall. The
affair was planned by some OF the
leaders of the younger social set and
was one of the prettiest dancing
parties given this autmun. There
were many exquisite gowns. The
Young ladies were obliged to fill
their programs and provide their es-
corts with partners for the dances.
The affair was enjoyable for all
present
MIR. and Mrs. ]. F. Pect entertain
ed the members of the Columbine
1912 900" club at their home We'd
nesday evening. This club has been
recently organized and the members
who are sixteen congenial friends
are spending pleasant evenings to-
gether during the winter. In the
spring time, the losing side must
furnish a banquet for the winners.
At the close of the meeting Wednes
day evening refreshments were
served.
!. Windsor, Nov. 7.-St. Alban's
Guild ladies served chicken supper
election evening. Two hundred and
thirty were served, and s5S was
/ taken in from the supper and from a
candy booth which was conducted
in connection. Later luncheon was
served to the vote counters at mid
night. The proceeds are to go into
the fund for building new Eptsco-
pal church, which,. it is understood,
is to be started some time this
month.
The members of the Progress club
met Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. w. H. Wood. Mrs. E.
S. Pinney gave a paper on Wireless
Telegraphy''. She gave a review Of
1t from its first inception to the
present time. This paper was fol-
lowed by a review and analysis Of
Ibsens Brand" which was appre-
ciated by the ladies'. The Progress
/ club members will meet next week
with the W. T. X. club members
when the executive board OF the
State Federation will be present.
Auburn, Nov Mrs. Fred
Gedge entertained the members OF
the Mothers club 1t her home We'd
| nesday afternoon. Mrs. c. H..
Wadsworth gave the first paper Of
I the afternoon on the subject. "Prob-
/ lens of School Life" The ladies
answered roll call by giving ideas
for preparing the children's lunches.
/ Miss Emma Newman gave paper
on How Mothers May Help Teach
ers." Little Ruby Harnish gave q
( song and musical numbers were also
| given by Mrs. A. Harnish and Miss
/ Sayers.
Keota. Nov 81. A. Jackson
and Mrs. Mildred Mengel of this
place stole a march on their friends
few days ago and went to Sterl-
ing, where they were married quiet
| ly. The wedding ceremony was
performed by the Rev. David Mark
! ham in the Annex hotel. MIR. jack
son is a prosperous farmer and has
been interested in the Wild Horse
and other irrigation projects. The
bride recently proved up on fine
quarter section of land, SO there
are now two farms In the family.