The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-17

I a.. work in and around Greeley.
Mo society is interdenominational
IA accomplished great amount or
,and Mrs. Frank Hatch entertain
/ "a tho members of the society at
Nv home Wednesday afternoon.
the ladies spent the time sewing
t,. an invalid. The new officers In
stalled at the meeting We're: Mrs.
II J. Houston, PRESIDENT; Mrs. John
steck. vice president; Mrs. c. r..
uonston, secretary; Mrs. Iva Foster,
,ssistant; Mrs. C. r. Woods, treas
"ror The chairmen of the commit
taas selected were: Mrs. Ida Shaf-
for social; Mrs. Frank Darling.
sewing: Mrs. j. c. McLucas. visit
ing, Mrs. Mort Darling, flower.
The young ladies OF the Delta Phi
omega sorority were the hostesses
of one of the prettiest dancing
parties of the season last Saturday
afternoon at Garfield hall. This
was one OF the most charming
rushing" parties OF the season.
The hall was beautiful with decora-
lions of palms and ferns and the
girls with their bright. happy faces
and exquisite party dresses formed a
picture not to be forgotten. Little
Guerdon Miller, jr., and Margare.
Hadden met the young ladies at the
beginning of the grand march aud
distributed the programs from
daintily trimmed baskets. The girls
spent a jolly afternoon dancing.
The patronesses present were Mrs.
S. NJ. Hadden. Mrs. G. H. Miller,
Miss e. NJ. Cannell, Miss f. kendel.
Mrs. j. B. McCutcheon and Mrs. F.
l. Ewing. Late in the afternoon
elaborate refreshments. which were
ordered from Denver, were served.
Evans, Octt 10.-Mr. Birley yes
terday had the pleasure OF convey
ing an automobile load Of Evans
fairest young women to Denver on
a sightseeing trip, in the course Of
which the city park and other points
Of interest in the big city were view
ed and a pleasant time enjoyed by
the party. Those who went on the
trip were: Miss Gertrude HUFF
smith, Miss Henrietta Reed. Miss
Wilson and Miss Alice Craig. On
the return trip the party stopped
for a while at Fort Lupton where
dinner was enjoyed at the home of
Earl Lynn of Johnstown, after
which the party proceeded on the
homeward journey.
Windsor, Oct. 1.-THE regular
meeting of the Improvement club
this week was held at the home Of
Mrs. r. f. Hanna. An enjoyable
time was the result of the gather
ing but the attendance was not so
large as it might have been had the
weather been more favorable Mrs.
Bertha Thiele sang solo at the
opning of the meeting. Instead of
the literary program a cooking DEM
onstration was given. The first
course was stuffed tomatoes, slaw
and pimento sandwiches. The
second course consisted Of fruit
salad, waters and coffee. Mrs.
Hanna, Mrs. Crane and Mrs. f. l..
Evans were the committee in charge
OF the demonstration. In response
to roll call recipes were given
The next meeting will be held with
Mrs. Roy Ray.
One of the most delightful OF
autumn parties was given last Sat
urday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Belle Sibley. The hostesses OF
the affair were Mrs. Sibley. Miss
Tobey and Miss Krackowizer and
the reception was given in honor OF
the new ladies OF the faculty, Mrs.
Cora Benedict, Miss Emma Dumke,
Miss Miller, Miss Sarah Wolverton
and the wives OF the new faculty
members. Mrs. c. H. Brady and
Mrs. G. w Finley. The rooms were