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Easter egg hunt for her little daughter
Dorothy and son Frederick on Saturday
afternoon. The little people had mer
/ ry time on the lawn hunting the eggs
and each guest was given a dainty bas-
ket filled with eggs to take home After
the egg hunt they were taken to the
Grand opera house to the matinee, then
back again to the Randall home, where
an Easter luncheon of beautiful appoint
ments was Sserved, the center piece
being fancy basket of Easter eggs sur
rounded by cute little Dummies. The
house decorations were carnations and
roses. There were handsome Easter fa-
vors and the little guests went home with
both hands filled. Those present were:
Frank Roberts. Lois Hale, Dorothy Fem
lason. Evelyn Cover, Frances Monkman
Georgiana and Helen Lewis, Margaret
and Carl Hardey. Fern Levissey. Marie
and Arthur Hamilton. Annette Hall. Lois
Craighead, Natalie Garwood and Sylvia
Award. Mrs. Randall was assisted in
serving by Mesdames Matthews and
Hawley. Misses Bertha and Josephine
Avery and Marion Randall.
On Wednesday afternoon the w. R. G.
initiated the first installment of old SOL
diers and four ladies at their regular
meeting, The hall was beautifully deco
rated for the occasion by Mesdames Nell
son and Boyd and we'll rendered pro-
h.
Talks were given by Department Com
mander Minor and Post Commander
Burris. Several vocal selections were
given by Miss Shumate and the Misses
Stuntz while little Genevieve Kearny de-
lighted the assembly with recitation and
song. A well prepared supper was
served by Mesdames James Cullison, T.
B. Wilson, Ford Stewart, Schuyler
Swink. Sam Lopez and C. E. DeLong.
who were all dressed IN white. This
committee received many compliments on
THEN cooking and were presented with
beautiful bunch of carnations. Tho de-
partment officers were remembered by
R. D. Thompson with flowers, in fact
there were all sorts of bouquets handed
around, This will be long remembered
day in W. R. circles.
Mrs. Ella Nelson and Mrs. W. R,
Monkman returned Tuesday evening from
Pueblo. where they attended the Grand
Initiation" of the Knights and Ladies of
Security, There were one hundred can
didates initiated. the work being done by
the prize drill team of that place, DEN
yer Council also sent their Girls in Red
down to participate in event. Proceed
Jog the meeting a banquet was given the
visitors at the Vail hotel and after the
initIstory ceremonies and speeches were
over another lunch was served in the
dining room Of the Woodman Hall. Both
ladies speak highly of the courteous
treatment given the out of town guests
by Pueblo Council.
The pupils of Mrs. A. H. Beaver gave
two recitals-one Friday evening and the
other Saturday afternoon-at her home.
The following pupils furnished the pro-
gram: Katherine Cover, EvangeIine
Hauok. Mary Dobbs. Sappho Hinshaw.
Nina Andrews. Lois Jean Hale, Mary
Fray, Margaret Bish. Alice Bish, Alice
Blakely. Norma Dewesse. Ruth Hyde.
Philip Reifel. Bonnie Vaudeville. Irving
Peoples. Miss Opal White. vocal pupil
of Miss Edith Beaver, gave two numbers.
Misses Pearl and Mabel keenan, enter
batting teams. and the debating instruc-
tors, at their home on Friday evening.
During the dim er many incidents, rela-
tive to the preparation of the debates.
were recalled thus making the evening d
most enjoyable one for all. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, Miss Parker,
Mr. Legg. Euniee Hoyt. Beulah Wlnburn,
Elmer Karpe and Edward Chapman.
Mesdan1es W. L. Boyd. C. W. Taylor,
Jason Watson, Harry Jameson. S. S.
Phillips, W. L. jackson, G. H. Larmore
and Nora Lowe were merry party of
ladies' who went down to La Junta on the
afternoon train yesterday and surprised
Mrs. Benz. Wilson. From all reports the
ladies had myst enjoyable time.
The Rebekahs took possession of the
dining room in |. o. o. F. Hal on fues-
day evening and the Odd Fellows were
very pleasantly surprised to find most
delectable lunch spread for them when
they had closed their regular meeting.