The Greeley tribune., 1912-11-21

THE SOCIAL SIDE
A1ou1 PEOPLE AND WHAT
THEY AAE 00ln6
Mrs. H. F. Hurlbut will enter
tain the ladies of the Unique club a
their meeting Friday afternoon
her home.
Ault, Nov. 2O.-The next meetin
Of the w. C. T. U. will
transacted and preliminary plan
are to be formed for the next cam
pAign.
Mrs. George Dauth and Mrs. d. c
Nuth will entertain the members
the Vincinita club, with their hus
bands at dinner this evening. Al
evening of cards will follow the
dinner.
Platteville, Nov. 2O.-The Ladies
Aid society will have a honey socia
Friday, Nov. %, in the Odd Fellows
hall. A good program and socia
good time, with lunch, will be the
order of the evening.
The ladies OF the Methodist
church will give bazaar December
and at the church. A chicken
supper will be served both even
ings. The ladies' are busy making
fancy articles for the bazaar.
Mrs. Gordon Danforth entertain
ed company Of young ladies at her
home Tuesday evening. The guests
were the girls employed in Condor s
store and few others. A jolly
evening was spent making candy
and playing games.
The members of the Junior
Westminster Guild met Monday eve
ming at the Presbyterian manse and
continued the study of Mormonism.
Following the program social
hour was spent and refreshments
served by Mrs. Berger, assisted by
her daughter.
Misses Blanche Irons and Eliza
beth Camfield entertained inform
ally the members of the Junior
Billikens in honor of Miss McCon-
naughey. who is the guest of Miss
Mabel Woolf Miss Eames of Ault
was also a guest. A jolly evening
was spent by the girls.
Evans. Nov 20.-A miscellaneous
shower was given this afternoon at
2:3O O'Clock at the home of Mrs.
Scott in honor of Miss Maud Royce,
the popular day telephone operator
of this place, who is to be married
November 81 to Mr.. Hanahan of
Denver. The bride-to-be has many
friends here among the young peo-
pie.
Keota, Nov 1S.-Word has been
received here that Roy Baltimore.
Keota young man, was married in
Denver October 23 to Miss Amy A.
Johnson. MIR. Baltimore is now EN-
ployed as steel car foreman for the
Union Pacific at Cheyenne, where
the couple will make their home.
Kersey. Nov. 1S-Miss Rhena
Rense, reader and entertainer, in
the first number of the lecture
course Saturday evening pleased an
unusually large crowd that was
present at the entertainment. Miss
Rense interprets her selections with
artistic ability.
Miss Dorothy Haynes entertained
the members of the Billiken club a,
her home Saturday afternoon. The
usual good time was enjoyed by
this crowd OF congenial girls. Miss
McConnaughey OF Chicago and Mis-.
Eames of Ault were guests aside
from the club members. Refresh
ments were served by the hostess
late in the afternoon.
Keota, Nov. 1S.-Mr and Mrs
A. NJ. Jones have issued announce
ments of the marriage of thei
daughter, Christiana, to Georg'
Thornton Trowbridge. The cere
mony took place at Syracuse, Ind.
Wednesday. November 6. The brid
has many friends in keota VIII
wish the couple long life and hap
piness. They will be at home a
Kendalville, Ind, after Decembe
20.
Prof. and Mrs. l. E. Miller enter
tanned the members of the counci
OF the Baptist sunday school a
their home Tuesday evening. TIL
guests consisted of the teachers an
officers of the school with their hus
bands and wives. DR.. Miller CAV
q, helpful talk and plans were mad
for the Christmas celebration. .
social hour followed the busines
meeting and refreshments wer
served by the hostess. There wer
"a guests present.
Fort Lupton, Nov. 1s-Invits
tions to the wedding of Miss Etht
Myra Corcoran of Fort Lupton an
John c. Hicks of Johnstown hay
been issued, the marriage ceremon
to be performed at 4 O'Clock on tn
afternoon of November 26, at tn
home Of brides parents, Mr.. an