Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-24
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SOCIAL WORLD

Mrs. h. N. Stout entertained at Two
more delightful parties on Tuesday and
Wednesday afternoons: Several musi-
cal numbers were rendered by Misses
Beaver, Goodner, Lacy and Mrs. Beaver
on Tuesday, and on Wednesday Mes
danes Ustick, Dent, Johnson and Miss
Goodner favored the guests with music
and singing. .,..,.i...-E. ,..,.......
Following is the guest list on
Tuesday: Mesdames n Mendecnhall.
Bowman, Maxwell. Beaver, Lacy,
Kruger, Hamrick, Clark, Norris
Wise, Welland. Randall. Braden,
Todd. Dunn. Geerecke, Misses Bea-
yer, Mabel Reed, Maud Reed, Lacy
Ginter, Turner, Milleer, Monkman.
Goodner, Sever. Ligl-
On Wednesday: Mesdames \. D.
Joehnck, Noble, Roberts. Marshall,
Lawson, Rickert. Monkman, Van
Buskirk, Lance, Daring, Wolfe. Ar
mold, Ustick, Allerdice, Harry Aller-
dice, Smith. Johnston, Bushey, War
ncr. Randall. Ward. Price. Haskell.
McBee; Misses Myers and All erdicc,
One of the most pleasant affairs of
the social side of church life was given
Tuesday afternoon at the beautiful new
home of Mrs. A. .E. Coleman when the
Industrial Union of the Baptist church
entertained its friends. Mrs. Henry
Hardey and Mabel Bowlin, accompanied
by Miss Sappho Hinshaw, added much
to the afternoon with their sweet songs,
while Misses Hazel Kerney, Gladys
Hale and Mrs. Irwin Rodeck delighted
their hearers with readings. Rare piano
selections were given by Mrs. Dent.
During the hour most tempting refresh
ments were served. The entire lower
floor of the Coleman home was filled
| with guests. who voted Mrs. Coleman
and the Industrial Union as ideal host
| esses.
Miss Callie Smirl was the dainty
hostess at luncheon of unusually at
tractive appointments yesterday after
noon, in honor of her sister, Miss Letha,
who is to be an August bride. The
color scheme of pink and white was eff
fectively carried out. The announce
scroll and were tied with pink ribbon.
Miss Letha expects to become the bride
of Raymond H. Bailey, formerly an in
structor in the Rocky Ford High school,
some time in August, although the ex-
act date is kept secret. The guests
at this delightful affair were: Misses
Aileen Sayers, Grace Bowman. Kate
and Lucille Goblin. Myrtle and Bertha
Hoffman, Blanche Fenton and Zeta
Bradley.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
rendered a surprise party to Mrs. G. M.
/ Hall on Monday evening. The unin-
vited guests arrived at the Hall home
during Mrs. Halls absence and when
she made her appearance she was greet
ed with the chautauqua salute. A
pretty feature of the evening was the
presentation of handsome cut glass
vase, Mrs. Cook making the presenta-
tion speech Mrs. Hall has been an
efficient worker in the several depart
ments of the church and will be greatly
missed. The good wishes of the church
will certainly follow her to her new
home in Idaho.
Miss Fannie Marks of San Diego was
the inspiration for delightful luncheon
and five hundred party given by Mrs. S.
A. Mathews on Wednesday afternoon.
The guests were: Mesdames Todd,
Cressy, Randel, Hawley, Claude and
Lewis Swink, Hopper. Hall, Maxwell,
Blotz, Wolfe, Randall, Anderson, Wei
land, Fleak. Braden, Gerecke: Misses
Mabel and Maude Reed. Mrs. McHugh
of Lamar and Mrs. w. B. Johnston of
Blackville, S. c., were the out-of-town
guests.