The Greeley tribune., 1912-12-05

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informally a few friends last satur-
day afternoon In honor OF heI
guest. Miss Kingwill. A pleasant
sstarnoon was spent with fancy
, work and the hostess served
dainty repast.
Eaton. Nov. 3O.-The B. Y. P. U.
held a business meeting this week
and among other matters OF ou.,-
meas that came up for disposal was
the election of officers. Harvey
Whitlow was elected president
Miss Clara Weasel. vice president;
Miss Schmidt. secretary Lyman
Cady. treasurer: Miss Schmidii. Or
Ranist. and Miss Weasel. assistant.
The Fortnightly Musical club
met Monday afternoon ut the nome
OF Mrs. Bullock. At the meetlns
held . week previous. the program
was dispensed with and the time
was given over to talk oy MIS-
Kittie Cheatham, whose perform
ance occurred that night. The pro.
gram Monday was . combination OF
the programme planned for the two
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Wolfe enter
tanned the members OF the junior
and senior years OF the kindergart-
en- course at the college with the
training supervisors Of this depart
ment and OF the lower grades with
q theater party at the Sterling
theater Monday evening. There
we're forty members in the party
and the evening was thoroughly
enjoyed by all.
A. L. Alber, the grand foreman OF
the Yeoman lodge. was given
pleasant surprise at his home Mon
day evening by the members OF the
order. The gathering was cele-
bration of the birthday anniversary
of Mr. Alber. A delightful even
ing was spent with social games and
elaborate refreshments were served
late in the evening. There were
forty guests present.
John Henderson entertained at
dinner Saturday at the home of his
mother, Mrs. A. ]. Allen. in honor
of his fraternity brothers who were
here from the State university for
the Thanksgiving vacation. A tur-
key dinner was served and the boys
had a jolly time. The guests we're
Messrs. Milliken. Griffin and Nc
Pherson of Boulder. Benton Hamil-
ton of Colorado Springs. Bruce Par
ker and Burrell Reynolds of Gree
ley.
The members of the Billiken club
met Saturday afternoon at the home
of Miss Edith McCreery and made
arrangements for the annual Christ
mas party which will be held on
Christmas night at the home OF
Miss Elizabeth Camfield. Plans
were also made for initiation OF
three new members into the club,
Misses Miriam Bunker. Marjory
Watson and Grace Wilson. A party
will be given in honor Of the new
members soon.
There was q jolly company Of
fraternity boys who were home for
Thanksgiving vacation entertained
their girl friends with = box party
at the Sterling theater Saturday.
This was followed by supper at
veldran's, when the young people
had a merry time with their college
songs and yells The hosts of the
evening were Messrs. John Hender-
Boulder. Mr.. Bauer and Benton
Hamilton Of Colorado Springs. Bur-
rel Reynolds and Bruce Parker
Johnstown, Nov. 30.-The 900"
club held an interesting and delight
full meeting last night at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Palentine,
the occasion being Mrs. Paletine's Q
birthday. 1t is customary for the
members of the club, of whom there
are II. all women, to meet with any
one OF the members who happens to
have birthday and will admit IT..
As Mrs. Palentine has not yet reach
ed the age of no more birthdays,
she permitted the fact to be known
that yesterday was the day, and
they gathered with pleasing results
Refreshments were served.
! An unusual record has been made
by Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sechrist of
Denver and Mr.. and Mrs. w. p.
Wasley of Greeley, who have spent
Thanksgiving day together for
twenty-three consecutive years. Mr.
Sechrist is Mrs. Wasley's brother
Mr.. and Mrs. Sechrist came to
Greeley for the annual gathering at
the Wasley home this year. The
other guests aside from the chill
dren of the family. Bert Wasley of
Denver. Misses Vera and Mabel
Wasley. were Miss Brown of Colo
RADIO. college at Colorado Springs
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles l.. kel-
low.
Mrs. Josephine Cheeseman en-
tertained the members of the Gra-
phic club Monday afternoon. Under
he leadership of Miss Hattie Rish