The Greeley tribune., 1912-12-12

The boys of the Methodist cnoii
will hold . skating party Friday
evening Of this week.
rhs members Of the Rebekah
lodge will hold a social meeting this
evening after the regular lodge ses-
sion.
Eyana. Dec, 1.-THE members Of
the w. C. T. U. held q meeting TINS
aftsraooa at the homo OF Mrs. r.
w, Dsvinny. An interesting ses'
eiou had been planned.
Plsttsville, Dec. 5.-The regula!
monthly meeting Of the Ladies' AID
eocisty was scheduled to be held
this afternoon at the home OF MRS
l.. M. Raney.
Fort Lupton, Dec. 1.-The La
Aiea' guild will hold bazaar IN the
Fort Lupton light building Saturday
night. All kinds of home mace
eoods will be dispensed land
chicken supper will be served BY the
ladies.
The members Of the Elks lodge
will give q dinner next week LOT
thoee who took part in tho comic
oDera "Erminie". The dinner VIII
he Followed by a dance at the Elks'
home. to which the Elks and their
lady friends will be invited.
Mrs. w. p. Allen entertained the
members Of the Senior Bridge Whist
club at her home Monday afternoon.
The guests present other than the
club members were Mrs. Louise
Preston. Mrs. H. NJ. Arbuckle, Mrs.
George Flax and Mrs. w. H. WOOD.
Ault. Dec. 6.-The Woman's Mis-
.ionary society of the Congrega-
tional church will hold q missionary
meeting December II at the nome
Of Mrs. Mead. The Rev. Mr.. Dick
inson Of Eaton is expected to be
present and address the members.
Johnstown, Dec. 5.-A. G. Grant
ham Of Pattonsburg. Mo-. is In
Johnstown this week. visiting with
his sister, Mrs. H. o. Whowell. He
n. n cousin of Dr. o. A. Grantham
Of this place. whom he will also
visit and will remain here for some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beeman cele-
bratsd their forty-fourth wedding
anniversary this afternoon at their
home. The day was spent quietly
With no large celebration OF the
event. but old time friends called
during the day. Mr.. and Mrs. Bee
man are among the early residents
here.
There vas q dinner party given
Friday evening at Ye Lyttle Blue
Kitchen in honor Of the home COM
ihg Of Claud H. Clark. who has
boen In the northwest for some
time. The guests were men who
have been employed on different
saSinssring projects during the last
isW months.
Tho 800" club of Pleasant Val
10y will meet Saturday evening 1t
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Brown. tr. This club meets every
week or two during the winter
months for An oyster supper and
evening at cards. Mrs. L. A. Kigh,
entsrteined the members Thanks
giving night.
Ault. Dec. 10.-A good time Il
anticipated tonight At the entertain
ment to be given In Allison hall b!
the Girls High School club. !
program of vocal and Instruments
music, readings and other feature
will be presented. The girls hav
been preparing for 1t during tn
last few weeks and have their part
we'll learned.
The dancing party given Tuesda
evening In Camneld hall by tn
members Of the Aloha club was on
Of the most pleasant ever held b
the club. There were . number
people from out of town presen
Music WAS furnished BY the WI
hams orchestra. The chaperons
were Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Roye
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Hibbs, Mr.. an
Mrs. Ralph Christopher.
Eaton. Dec. lO.-An oyster SUI
per and initiation Of several men
berp into the mysteries Of Woo
craft will be features OF an ente
tainnont to be given by Eate
camp 130, W. o. W. Thursday eve
Ing. December IL. Deputy Hes
Consul Hover and District Manag
~. n. Kennedy will be preser
Plans for an unusually good tin
have been completed.
Ault, Dec. 1.-THE entertainme
given in Allison Hall last night
the high school girls was we'll q
tended and the program proved d
: lightful in every particular. T
instrumental music was one Of t
strongest features OF the progra
. bringing into prominence several
;. the most pleasing artists on the
: aAo 70 b found in this vicinity. T
n recitations were we'll rendered a
pleased the crowd.
Mrs. Cordelia Van Valkenbu
the widow Of the late Rev. r.
Van V1kAnhurR ce1ebrA ted her GC