The Greeley tribune., 1912-11-07

Windsor, Nov. 1.-The p. E. o.
society held its regular meeting last
night at the home of Mrs. C. f.
Evans The B. l. LIS were initial
ed, after which a Halloween supper
was served, consisting of baked
beans brown bread. sausage, baked
squash, Pickles, Waldorf salad,
pumpkin pie with whipped cream.
suet pudding, cider and coffee. Hal
lowe'en decorations were in evil
dence throughout the house. The
invitations were written on black
cats.
Windsor. Nov. Mrs. J. A.
Foltz was a charming hostess last
evening to about fifty guests at her
home here in a Halloween party
which was exceptionally pleasing
to those present. The rooms and
Halloween fashion. f1aring Jack-o-
lanterns hanging about the rooms.
Halloween games were played and
these we're followed by refreshments
in the form of coffee, sandwiches,
dou uxhnuts and apples. Miss Lelie
Mae Foltz, in her impersonation of
a witch. furnished amusement for
he guests by telling their fortunes.
Erie. Nov Thomas w. Kirby
and Marguerite G. Zimmerman.
who were married at Boulder Oc-
tober "a. are at home to their
friends after their honeymoon at
1927 Pine street. They were mar
ried 1T the Sacred Heart church
with impressive ceremonies per-
formed by the Rev. Father Agatho.
Miss Irene Kirby. sister of the
groom. was bridesmaid, and Joseph
ID. Zimmerman. brother OF the
bride. was best man. Following the
ceremony a wedding breakfast was
served at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. g. Zimmerman. after
which the couple left for Colorado
Springs.
Announcements have been receiv-
ed in Greeley OF the marriage of
Miss Mary Katherine Gelvin to Wal
ter Arms Rankin. which took place
Tuesday, Oct 30. at Maitland. Mo.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
md Mrs. David Allen Gelvin. The
groom IL the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John "A. Rankin who formerly lived
in Greeley. The young man has
spent most Of his life here. leaving
a few years ago to attend the Agri-
cultural college at Aises. Iowa. MIR.
and Mrs. Rankin left Greeley some
time ago and are now living in Tar
kio. Mo-. where Mr.. Rankin is look
ing after the large estate left by
his father. MIR. and Mrs. Walter
Rankin will also live in Tarkio.
Ault, Nov. 1.-The Halloween
party given last night in the armory
here was success in every partic-
ular. About $50 persons were
present and enjoyed the program.
which included readings: music by
the band and by the ladies quar-
tette. ~ we'll as by individuals;
drills by the militia and by a
group Of children and old fashioned
Halloween games in which all
mingled with delight Late in the
evening supper was served. Not
much mischief was done about
town last night The big party to
which all were invited furnished
plenty Of fun for most OF the young
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cious mischief.
Evans, Nov. 4.-When members
Of the Rebekah lodge turned out tho
lights - thcy stepped into the hall
OF the O. o. F. local order Thurs
day evening and rushed into the
lodge room dressed as ghosts and
CARRYING Jack-o-lanterns several Of
the mon. who were in the midst OF
their ceremonies received quite .
shock. They recovered soon to find
the women with sheets over them
placing the lanterns on the alter.
on the eecretary's desk and in other
places about the room. Tho women
then gave their drill and broke up
the meeting Of the Odd Fellows.
which Wao turned into a delightful
Halloween party. Later the women
went out and brought in refresh
ments which had been left at tho
homo Of Mro. YounG, nearby, and