Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-05-22
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the hostesses to the Woman's Club last
Friday evening at the home of Mrs.
Monkman when they entertained at a
Nonsense Party" Each lady was
dressed in nonsense attire" and the
costumes worn were most amusing.
Miss Meyers looked as though she had
stepped out of Il picture with her
Grecianbend and poke bonnet while
Mrs. Wolfe wore Que of the exagger-
ated modern styles. The ''little tots"
in the kindergarten class all wore
short dresses and bows on their hair.
Prof. Steele. as a japanese maid"
was particularly good, while Mrs.
Cleveland as "Minnehaha'' the Indian
maid, was in complete costume from
the top of her head to the mocassions
on her feet The rest of the costumes
were varied but none the less very
fetching. the house was decorated
with tissue paper flowers and the punch
and service was something not often
seen. Mrs. Bushey was the winner of
the blue ribbon in the oratorical con-
test with Mrs. Parker close second.
The following. program was carried out
in full:
Grand Overture The Tuneless Bar
Prof Steele. director-Maring.t .tambour-
inc; Ustck. violin: Parker, cornet;
Greene. accordion; Mendenhall, man
dolin; Cleveland, guitar; Cover. flute;
johnson, drum
Oratorical Contest --
Mrs. Mayo in charge rge-Mesdames Hall.
Lewis, Glenn. Parker and Bushey.
Selection Cant Elops Chorus
Mesdsmes Ward. Wolfe. Van Buskirk.
Monkman, johnson, Joehnck. Lacy and
Miss Stuntz.
A Stunt Mary Meyers
Club kindergarten Glass
Mrs. Lawyer, lnstructor-Stella Todd,
Rosahe Lawson. Eva Thomas. Lulu
Maxwell. Roxie Swink. Ethelyn Bran
son, Ethel May Taylor, Eva Griffith,
Eva Lovejoy.
A Classic --Ca Cant Elope Chorus
Spe ling Match -------------
Under the Supervision of Prof.
Edmonia Otwel
Last Appearance OF the Tuneless Band
Symphony Domesticana
The lunch consisted of pink ice cream
cones served from the regular circus
carriers and a package of stick candy,
animal crackers and peanuts. The
evening was one of enjoyment and fun.
The ladies of the o. d. T. Club were
delightfully."- entertained on Tuesday
afternoon at the beautiful country
home of Mrs. George Hallows. AL
though Mrs. Hallows is not member
of the club she has been entertained so
often by the members that it was
pleasure to her to return the courtesies.
The luncheon was an especial feature
of the afternoon. The out-of-club
guests were Mesdames W. l.. Sicken-
berger and DeLong, Mrs. C. l.. Killen,
of Swink, and Mrs. Dave Phillips of
Manzanola.
Mrs. Fred Wallis invited the NJ. G.
R. Club and their husbands to her
home on Friday evening in honor of
her husbands birthday. Mr.. Wallis
was not in the secret so their coming
was quite surprise. The evening was
delightfully."- spent and an attractive
luncheon was served. Mrs. Nicholson
was the only guest outside the club.
The Woman's Club held the last
meeting of the year last Saturday,
when Mrs. Wolfe gave a talk on ma
tional Parks and Mrs. Todd on "'For-
est conservation. Mrs. Bushey gave
a review of my Little Sister" by
| Eleanor Robbins, and Mrs. Lawson
gave the Historion's report in rhyme.
The Monday Evening Club met with
Herman Zitkowski, on Factory Ter
race this week. The subject, "Con-
servation of the Soil" was handled by
the host in mastery manner and
was much appreciated. Delicious re-
freshments We're served by Mrs. Zit-
kowski.
The Auction Bridge Club had a
had chicken pie dinner on Wednes-
day evening at the home of DIR. and
Mrs. S. NJ. Kellogg. The guests of
the club were Misses Taub and Reed
and Clarence Taub and Lloyd Pollock.
The affair was most enjoyable.
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