The Greeley tribune., 1912-12-05

tesses.
Mrs. E. G.. Mckinney was given
n,easant surprise last Wednesda,
by the members OF the Pythian Sis
tsrs who went to her home carry
ing we'll filled lunch baskets. A
fine luncheon was served and the
ladies spent . happy afternoon with
fancy work.
Nrs. H. ]. Houston and Mrs G.
H. Bradfield entertained the ladies'
of the Board Of County Visitors
with a dinner Saturday At the home
Of Mrs. Bradfield. The ladies spent
the afternoon sewing rags to be
woven into rugs for the hoapitals.
A splendid dinner was served at
noon. Mrs. H. A. Russell AID Mrs.
w. H. Farr were guests aside from
the board, which was represented
by Nrs. Josephine CheesemaA. Mrs.
III. A. Weaver, Ars. p. r. Daven.
Mrs. Fred Williams. Nra. w. C.
Lewis and Mrs. w. N. Boomer.
DR.. Karl Bliss and bride arrived
in Greeley the last of the wDsk 10
visit with his mother. Mrs. JeAnetta
Bliss. and family. Until last We'd
nesday Mrs. Bliss was Miss Elva
Carlton OF Howell, Mich. The mar
riaee took place at the homo of the
brides mother In Howell. The we'd
ding 10 the elimination OF ro-
nance which began when M. Bliss
spent a holiday vacation at Howell
with q college mate, when he was
attending the University OF Michi-
gan at Ann Arbor. DR.. Bliss is
practicing dentistry at West
Brandk, Mich.
Kersey, Nov. 3O.-Mr. and Mrs
A. B. Rightmire entertained about
forty guests Wednesday evening on
the occasion of the fifth anniversary
of their wedding. The home was
beautifully decorated In pink. white
and green. Hearts and bells were
prominently in evidvhce In the
games. L. B. Tucker made . pre-
sentation speech in behalf of those
present, giving over a fine carving
set the gift of the guests. Dainty
refreshments were served a Ia cafe
tara, Mrs Neiper presiding At the
punch bowl. After pleasant even
ing had been spent all joined in
singing "Auld Lang Syne" just be-
fore their departure.
Ault, Dec. 3.-Little Edward Cur
tbs was given a pleasant surprise at
his home in the Ault hotel Saturday
evening on the occasion of his
eleventh birthday. There were
eleven guests present. They enjoy
ed indoor games until they were
called out in the yard to hunt for
peanuts that had been hidden for
them. After finding most Of the
peanuts they returned to the hotel.
where a substantial lunch was sery-
ed The little folks said they never
had better time at party in their
lives. Edward received a present
from each guest. Those who were
present at the party were Bessie
Kingsley, Edna Stark, Violet Pence,
Ella Lehr. Irene Stocks, lone Gold
man, Anna Turner, Ted Kirby. Har-
vey Cook and Walter Lehr.
LaSalle, Dec. Mrs. J. B. Dunn
was a pleasing hostess Friday as en-
tertaining In honor of DR.. Green's
wife and daughter, who were here
for few days visiting with the doc
tor, who recently came here from
| Colorado Springs. DR.. Green's wife
! town over and considering it as Q
| knowing this Mrs. Dunn decided to
give her an opportunity OF meeting
some of the LaSalle pepole. The
result was most delightful to all
who were present. as formality did
not hamper the flow OF pleasantly.
refreshments were served by the
hostess. Mrs. Green was favorably
impressed and implied that she will
| probably move here. She has re-
turned to her home for q time to
await developments.
| Windsor, Dec 4-There have
been few meetings of the Windsor
improvement club as interesting as
the one held yesterday afternoon At
the home OF Mrs. p. J. Koch, who
proved charming hostess to the
members OF the club In the regular
meeting. Among the strong fea-
lures Of the program were. a paper
by Mrs. Carlton on The Needs OF
Our Country and the Remedy" and
one by Mrs. A. d. Raines on An
cient and Modern illumination. ="
The reading of these papers was
followed by general discussion by
the members, which brought out
much information on the subjects
in question. Roll call was answer
ed by: Some OF the Needs of Our
Country" Mrs. Koch herself fur
nished several delightfully."- rendered
musical selections to the thorough
enjoyment of her guests.
CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS az