Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-04-18
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In THE SOCIETY WORLD
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following Social Happening" from the
Hutchinson (Kan.) Daily Gazette OF
April IL:
"a wedding, very quietly solemnized,
and yet of great interest to not only
the friends here, but over the state,
was that of Miss Helen Clifford Scott,
daughter of DIR. T. w. Scott. and Mr..
Walter w. Stahl, of Lyons. solemnized at
the home, l22 East Eleventh street. yes
terday morning at 1880. DIR. c. S.
Sargent read the Episcopal wedding SER
vice. and there were no wedding guests,
The bride wore her travelling suit of tan
cloth with hat and gloves to match. I'm
mediately after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Stahl left for Kansas City for a ten
days visit while their handsome new
home, in progress of obstruction at Ly-
ons. is being completed. Mr.. Stahl was
manager of the state baseball league in
its palmy days and holds the office of
county attorney in Rice county, where he
is in a law partnership with Judge Brink
erhoff. Mr.. and Mrs. Stahl met while
students at Washburn, where he studied
law and Mrs. Stahl won honors in the fine
arts department. She entered the COL
lege from the high school at Stafford"
Tuesday evening was big night for
Acacia Chapter o. E. S. when Mrs. Car
rie T. Mari. Worthy Grand Matron, paid
the annual visit to the Chapter A spe-
oial meeting was called for the occasion
and Mr.. and Mrs. D. o. Thompson were
initiated. Mrs. Mari was accompanied
by the Worthy Grand Patron, Mr..
Adams from Durango. Mr.. J. B. Sher-
man from La Juntd and Mr.. and Mrs. W.
L. Sickenberger and Mrs. Herb Royal
from Manzanola were also guests of the
evening. After the initiatory work Mrs,
Mari gave an instructive talk after
which all repaired to the dining room
where a sumptuous banquet was served,
The tables were beautiful with flowers
for which the Chapter extends thanks to
R. D. Thompson. and this part of the
evening was enjoyed to the utmost.
Miss Anna Holmes entertained the
Euphroi class of the NJ, E. church at the
home of Mrs. N. E. Bertolette, Walnut
avenue, on Monday evening. After the
bushes meeting the study OF 'Mormonism
occupied the attention OF the class for d
time, and was followed by the playing of
games. Those present were Mrs. W. F,
Green. Mrs, Wilson, Misses Ruth Stuntz
Rosalie Morris, Lena Cadwallader, Ida
Smith, Ruby Watson. Jessie Shellman
Lillian Ankeney and Agnes Lyon.
Splendid refreshments were served and
everyone had good time.
About forty of the friends of Rev. and
Mrs. w. H. Stamp celebrated with them
their 46th wedding anniversary on Tues
day evening. Mr.. H. E. Miller, whose
marriage ceremony was performed twen-
ty six years ago by Rev. Stamp. was the
principal speaker Of the evening. Rev.
Stamp also married Mr.. Miller's son last
year. There were visitors in attendance
from all the surrounding country as Rev.
, Stamp has lived here many years and
has made great number of friends du-
ring that time. The Ladies Aid Society
served refreshments.
The @. E. C. met last Monday with
the Misses Pearl and Mabel Keenan,.
/ The evenings entertainment was in the
form of a school session, there was much
enjoyment in the unique games, Miss
Ava DeGrofft was the most successful
contestant in the work. The lunch was
served in the way students bring lunches
to school, in paper bags. The whole eve
ming was one of the plessantest spent in
a long time.
Miss Kate Goblin was the hostess at a
taffy- pull on Friday evening. The guests
were the girls eff the senior class. AL
though many hands were bstered as the
result of their labor, the time was spent
very enjoyaoly After the taffy- pull. the
girls accompanied by Miss Meyers at
tended the benefit dance given by the
band at Cheeks hall.
The Christian Endeavor of tbs Presby-
terian church held a most enjoyable So
cial at the church last Friday evening.
A paper was edited by all present called
the Weekly Astonisher and from all re-
ports the name was well deserved. The
publication furnished fine field for much
undeveloped talent of the community.
There will be called meeting of the
Baptist Missionary society Tuesday April
%. at 2:5o p. m. at the home of the
president Mrs. Anna Slane. South Elev-
enth street, to pray and plan for the As
sooiatonal Rally to be held in Rocky Ford