Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-31
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--IN THEl-
SOCIAL WORLD

Yesterday afternoon Mesdames Hauck
and Dawley extended their hospitality
at a largely attended afternoon affair
for Mrs. Hall. A luncheon of most at
tractive appointments was served. The
guests included Mesdames Lawson, Nc
Kelvey, Sloan, Phenicie, More, Pollock,
Johnston, Govreau, Cartwright, Steele,
Hall, Smith, Award, Monkman, Ward,
Dau, Bert Dawley, Weaver, Latson,
Cook, Potter, Effner. II. w. Royal, w.
B. and X. Goblin, johnson, Stratton,
Cover, Cheney, Mathews, Stout, Price,
Joehnck, Green, Nicely, Phillips, Van
Antwerp, Hopper, w. d. Lewis and
Miss Fannie Marks. Mrs. B. G. Wilson
of La Junta was the out-of-town guest
on this occasion.
Mrs. Louis Houghton was the charm
ing hostess at beautifully appointed
party yesterday afternoon, in honor of
her house guest. Miss Lenore Paul of
jamestown, Kan. A delicious two
course luncheon was served. Amongst
those invited were Mesdames Sever,
Culp, J. v. Deweese, Walter and Lester
Cheek, Boney, Turner, d. o. and R. d.
Thompson, Oliver and Jay Arnold, Nc
Kelvey, Gibbons, Johnston, Greene,
Cramer, Voegtle, Smith, Profit, Saw
age and Monkman; Misses Fyffe, Monk
man, Sever. Latson, Callie and Letha
Smirl.
Mrs. G. M. Hall has been the inspir-
alton for number of parties during
the past week. Amongst those given
| in her honor was that of last Thursday
| evening, when Mr.. and Mrs. w. C..
Steele were the hosts at a delightful
dinner party. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Won Horn and Miss Thorndick of
Cincinnati, house guests of Mrs. Steele,
Mrs. Hall, DR.. and Mrs. Weaver, DR..
and Mrs. Roberts, DIR. Pollock, Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn, Mr.. and Mrs. Bolles.
Friends of Mrs. Fannie Gerbing to
the number of twenty met and surpris-
ed that worthy lady on Saturday after
noon. The occasion was Mrs. Gerbing' S
sixty-fifth birthday. The self-invited
guests brought plenty of good things to
eat and the luncheon was one of the at
tractive features of the afternoon. The
time was pleasantly spent and the ladies
all left with the hope that Mrs. Gerbing
would enjoy many more birthdays.
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Miss Mary Ford had birthday on
Tuesday, but might have forgotten all
about it had not the lady employees of
the j. B. Byars store walked in and
surprised her. The happy crowd was
chaperoned by Supt. and Mrs. S. S.
Phillips. The evening was unusually
enjoyable and Miss Ford will surely re-
member this birthday celebration.
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| Friday afternoon Mrs. ID. l.. Joehnck
entertained more than forty ladies COM
plimentary to Mrs. Hall. This was an
informal, good time party and was most
enjoyable. Mrs. Joehnck was assisted
in serving by Mrs. Lawson, Misses
Sheldon and Monkman.
Miss Lucille Goblin was the attractive
young hostess at linen shower in honor
of Miss Letha Smirl on Wednesday
afternoon. The young ladies had a de-
lightful afternoon and Miss Smirl was
the recipient of many useful as well as
ornamental presents.
The Misses Myrtle and Bertha Hoff-
man were the hostesses at an enjoyable
party on Monday afternoon. compli-
mentary to their cousin, Miss Esther
Smith of Kansas City. A number of
the younger set We're in attendance.
| Sunday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Fred Smith entertained the Hall family
at quiet but attractive dinner.
Mrs. G. NJ. Hall was the honor guest
at delightful dinner given by Mrs. X.