The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1914-02-09
MANY THINGS DOING THIS WEEK

MANY THINGS DOING THIS WEEK.
This will be busy week socially in
Grand Junction and close tab will
have to be kept on the calendar In
order TO keep up with the engage
ments for each day. Some of those
which have been announced are given
below:
Monday.
This evening, Monday, the feature
OF the day win be the Catholic dance
at Margery hall, notice OF which is
given separately in this column.
Tuesday.
Mrs. j. ii. Allen Will entertain the
Presbyterian ladies' of the N. G. Club
(which 1t is wished understood. does
not stand for no Good"). at which
the following will be among those pre-
sent: Mesdames j. f. Cox, Pifer.
Baldwin. Udlock. welles. Rankin, vor-
beck. Ross, Neff. Swire. Francis, COT
finger. Cherrington. Hale. Edwards,
and Lyle.
On Tuesday evening also will occur
the Rebeccas box social with the Odd
Fellows, under the auspices OF the
Past Grand Association at Odd Eel
lows hall,
Wednesday.
This will be big day with the G.
A. X. and the w. r. C. and In honor
of Lincoln's birthday, the ladies' of
the Woman's Relief Corps have plan
ned splendid celebration at Frater-
nifty hail. and have invited the mem
bers of Post No. is, and the Sons OF
Veterans and their wives and families
to be their guests for the afternoon.
A fine program has been arranged and
the occasion will be most enjoyable
one
For Wednesday the Auditorium has
announced a novel evening of fun at
the Roller Rink. the program to be
In charge of the Rink Girls" whose
committee is composed of Misses Mary
and Lois Becker, Elizabeth Forrest,
Charlotte Cartwright and Mildred Boy
er. The girls refuse to divulge their
program, which they claim will be full
of surprises and they are expecting a
mountaineering crowd.
Thursday.
Mrs. Nedwideck and Mrs Hugh Gal
lagher Will give the first OF their Auc-
tion Bridge afternoon at the Gala
CHER home on East Main street the
affair TO be arranged under the aus
pices of St. Valentine.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Buthorn will en-
terrain mt the La Court at formal
dinner party at seven o'clock
And also on Thursday will occur
the Father and Son Banquet, when
the boys will have the time of their
lives ut the expense of their elders,
each of whom will have TO bring a
hT. - 90,
is composed of Messrs. James McCon-
nell. C. Il. Cherrington. NJ II. Loeffler
and S. c. Hoel
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. James II. Rankin will
entertain at one of their well known
delightful seven o'clock dinner par
ties at their home on East Grand ave-
nue..
The NJ. NJ Bridge Club will be en-
tertained by Mrs. William VanBuren
at her home on East Main street.
The Presbyterian Friendly Club will
have their "Gentlemens' Night" which
corresponds TO the same function re-
Gently given by the local Woman's
Club and which the entire Fruitvale
community is anticipating with pleas
ure.
Mrs. Gallagher and Mrs. Nedwideck
viii give the second of their Auction
Bridge parties, entertaining the young
er married crowd on this occasion
Saturday.
Mrs. T. r. Mills will give a prettlly
appointed Bridge Luncheon at her
bungalow home at the corner of
Twelfth and Ouray. avenues at one
o'clock followed by an afternoon of
Auction Bridge.
The Junior-Senior Glass party will
take place ut Margery hall Saturday
evening
Mrs. j. 7. Nedwideck will entertain
at four tables of bridge for Miss Mar
garet Evans. formerly of Denver. but
who is now living at the Boyer House