The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-08

,lly at cards Wednesday eveh.uS, p,
Tba evening was spent Pias 'n1
900" Refreshments were se' w.
late in the evening. lhere
eight couples present. ,,ep
Mrs. Charles Peterson was sNVn
, pleasant surprise at her home i"
Somtield Court Thursday evening Ny
narty of friends. The anair pro-
81 ,o he a miscellaneous shower anu
the bride was given numoer %
rssful articles for her new hone
Mrs viii Van Gorder was given
nleasant surprise at her home east
NJ Greeley Friday by party OF lhuS
friends. The affair was fareWell
nortv for Mrs. Van Gorder. VINO
,aa,ss % next week for Platteville. ana
nroyed TO be plate shower. She
was the recipient of number ol
hsantiful plates. The ladies came in
the morning and brought picnic
dinner which was served at noon.
Miss Mabel Woolf entertained
with a "slumber" party at her home
| THURSDAY night in honor OF Miss
Inez Nesbit. who is visiting Greeley
friends The girls spent jolly
evening playing bridge. making
candy and all went to the Are at
1o:30. The guests were Misses
Edith McCreery Inez Nesbit. Miriam
bunker. Ada Brush, Grace Wilson,
Jessie Mosher and Dorothy Haynes
Upon complaint of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. F.. F. Hart, Clarence
Hart was sentenced to the Industrial
school in juvenile court by Judge
G. H. Bradfield, Friday evening
Mrs. Isabella Churchill was the
hostess of dinner party at the
Blue Kitchen Thursday evening in
honor of Mr.. Thomas of Colorado
Springs. Covers were laid for six
and the affair was thoroughly en-
ioyable for all present.
The Weld County Ministerial as
sociation will hold the regular meet
ing next Monday morning in the
CONGREGATIONAL church parlors. Rev
&c. NJ. Kissler will give the paper
on The Church of Tomorrow.
This will be followed by discus
sion by the ministers.
Miss Eliza Hill returned to Denver
Thursday after few days visit
with Mrs. Albert Eaton. Miss Hill
formerly lived in Greeley. Her sis
ter, Mrs. H. Chaddick. who also lived
in Greeley, is now in Tennessee.
Mrs. Chaddick has been In failing
health for some time.
Mrs. w. II. Schureman has gone
to Denver where Mr.. Schureman is
now located. They have lived in
Greeley the last two years while
their daughter, Miss Lucille, has
been attending the State Teachers
college. Miss Lucille will remain un-
til the close of the school year.
Mrs. Isabella Churchill will re-
turn this evening from Denver with
her daughter. Mrs. A. J. Casebeer,
and little son of Los Angeles. Calf.
Mrs. Casebeer will be remembered
as Miss Flossie Churchill. She will
spend several weeks visiting rela-
tives and friends here. Mrs. Chur
chill went to Denver Friday to at
tend a party and to meet her daugh
ter
Mrs. E. S. Pinney, Mrs. Bons. Mrs
c. D. Page and Mrs. Brink. the five
ladies of Unity Circle. who comprise
Mrs. W. A. Hotchkiss's "Pentagon'
entertained with = eucre pasAN II
Unity hail Friday afternoon. About
35 ladies enjoyed their hospitality.
Pink and white carnations used in
the decorations were awarded as
prizes and all of the winners and
nearly all of the losers received
floral favors. Dainty refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Perry Murray entertained
the ladies of the LAGRANGE Country
club at her home Thursday after
noon. There were twenty members
present. The following program
was rendered Instrumental solo,
Mrs. Erma Webber. reading Mrs.
A. l.. English: instrumental solo,
Miss Edna Atkinson. readug. Mrs.
Asa Decker; reading. Mrs T. II
Brown. The next meeting will b.
held at the home OF Mrs A L. Eng
lish.
Miss NJ. Gauss, Greeley writer
who has been wonderfully success-
full, has charming story in last
weeks Youths Companion. Miss
Gauss is now advertised as one of
the staff writer's for that periodical.
Miss Gauss has been writing for
number of years and her stories fire.
quently appear in McClure's maga-
zine as we'll as others of the stand
ard magazines. She Is modest and
unassuming about her work and as
charming as her stories indicate.