The daily sentinel., 1914-06-18
What Our Neighbors Are Doing
FRU|TA ITEMS
Thursday, June is.


9 Tuesday for Boulder where she
has accepted a position She will
probably attend school in Boulder the
coming year.
Miss Hazel Owens. who has been
spending a part of her vacation at
her fathers cattle ranch in the
mountains. returned home last eve
ming
MIR. and Mrs. L, r. Phillips and
family left on No. 9 last evening for
Schenectady. n. Y. where they will
make their home Mr. Phillips in
tends TO introduce his new kindliug
into the more thickly populated dis
tricts and believes that il will prove
popular in that section. George
Phillips. a brother. has been located
in New York for some time. and
speaks of conditions being good in
that section.
A party of ladies, members OF the
Women of Woodcraft assem- bled at
the home of Mrs. Hammond Tuesday
evening. The affair was a farewell
for Mrs. L. X. Phillips. She was
presented with silver cream ladle
from the circle, as n slight memento
of the friendship which was felt and
the regret with which the circle said
goodbye to Mrs. PHILIPS Mrs. H. S.
Sayles. in few welI-chosen words
presented the gift. aud Mrs. Phillips
feelingly responded. The ladies' af-
terwards attended the Majestic In
body, and after enjoying the movies
repaired to the ice cream parlors,
where tables had been prepared for
the party, and a social hour was en-
1oyed chatting and partaking of ice
and A
full roses was placed on each table
and lent their fragrance to the pleas
ure of the occasion. Those of the
party were: Mesdames Phillips.
Leonhardy. Fromm. Bunce. HAYS.
Wagner, Hammond, Groves. Hall,
Righdenour, Williams, SayIes, Fred
Groves, Roster. Hin, Fellbert and
kiefer and the Misses Mary Will
Jams, Bessie Crisman, Emma Cris-
man, Helen Mcknight and Cecil
Righdenour.
The Epworth League held an espe-
cially pleasant social on the lawn at
the home of the Misses Ina and Vera
Cawood Tuesday evening. The piano
had been taken out onto the porch.
and music lent to the enjoyment dur
ing the evening. Rows of Japanese
lanterns were suspended from the
trees, and tables and chairs we're
placed on the lawn. Games of vari-
Gus kinds were played, and later ice
cream and cake were served. The
proceeds of the social went into the
treasury of the Epworth League.
Mrs. Mary Barnett, who has been
at Glover Lawn for several days, re-
turned Wednesday to the mountains.
where she will visit at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilma Cobb.
Ernest and Edgar Fisher and
Clarence Kiefer left Wednesday
morning for the Fisher ranch up Salt
Creek. .-.'s ~ - :.
The Rebekahs will hold business
meeting tonight at Masonic hall.
Tom Mcknight, who underwent an
operation Tuesday at Glover Lawn.
is reported as getting along nicely
The Masons met Tuesday night at
Masonic hall and initiated Mr.. Cham
bers into the second degree. After
the business session they repaired to
the Majestic ice cream parlors and
spent a social hour
Mr.. Chambers came down from
Atchee Tuesday evening.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Baptist
church met today at the home of
Mrs. McWilliams.
Ira Mock came down from Grand
Junction Tuesday for a few days
visit.
The Majestic ice cream parlor is
proving an attractive place to spend
a social hour, after the show, or when
entertaining party of friends.