Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-11-12
FRIDAY, NOV. IL. 1915

on Saturday. Nov. 6, was very good,
considering the many counter attrac-
tions. The program, continuation of
the war theme, opened with paper
very interesting to lovers of history,
''The Historical Roots of the War" by
Mrs. A. w. Woods. Mrs. Joehnck gave
an excellent talk on 1.-The Attitude of
the Balkans Toward the War;" and
brot out many points not before mem
toned in club work. One of the best
papers read this year was that of Mrs.
M. W. Hall on the "Cost of the War.
To anyone interested in the great Eu-
ropean conflict, and who is not? the
programs presented by the club this
year are of vital Importance, as they
present the facts and chief events in
condensed form, thus eliminating the
great mass of miscellaneous reading
otherwise necessary if one would keep
posted on the most important event of
modern history.
The next meeting will be held Satur-
day, Nov. 90 at the club rooms in the
library building and an excellent pro-
gram is promised.
The music lovers of Rocky Ford re-
sponded liberally on Monday evening
when they comfortably filled the NJ. E.
church to listen to the program given
by the Music club. The topic was ''The
Organ and the Overture" and was in
charge of Mrs. Harriet Randall, to
whom great credit is due for the sue
cess of the affair. The following pro-.
gram was given:
Peper-"The Organ - Mrs. D. H. Green
Organ-"Poet and Peasant Overture"
-----------.------- ----- Mrs. Stout
Soprano SOLO Ave Maria Mrs. Brigham
Violin duo-"Largo" from Xsrxes----
-------- Miss Hunt and Mr. Johnson
Soprano solo-"A Song of Thanks
giving" - Mrs Roy L. Brown
Piano. foJr hands -"Tsncredi Over
ture" Miss Barkieg and Mrs Steele
Quartet-"Voicas Of Spring ----.--
Mssdames Bowman and Hamiln, Dr..
Stout and MIR Pollock
Organ-Ovsriure to Der Freischutz'
-----.---.- Mrs Harriet Rands u
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A most unique announcement party
was given Wednesday evening by Mrs.
NJ. W. Hall, assisted by Miss Edna
Whitehead, to the Tuck-a- Batche club.
a delightful two-course luncheon was
served about 9 clock. in an artistically
decorated dining room. The Tucka-
Batche colors of yellow and blue were
used thruout the luncheon. AT the close
of the luncheon Dan Cupid made his APP
pearance in the form of a black cat,
carrying the message of
"If you wish to call on Miss Ruth Hall,
We beg you all remember,
You will have to be quick
For she becomes Mrs. Bostwick
On the fourteenth day of November"
The Tuck-a-Batche girls surprised
Miss Hall with shower of ivory.
The Monday Evening Literary club
met with w. B. Goblin this week. The
hosts paper was entitled ''The Outlook
for 1916, and it brot out a very inter
esting discussion. delicious lunch
was served by Mrs. Goblin. The only
out-of-club guest was Mr.. Tracy of Fort
Collins.
The NJ. G. II. club was delightfully."-
entertained by Mrs. j. D. Herring last
Friday afternoon A pleasing feature
of the afternoon was the elaborate
luncheon served by the hostess. The
guests were Mesdames Grose, Dunkin
and Warner.
The Methodist Sunday school board
held well-attended meeting with Mr..
and Mrs. o. G. Dukate on Tuesday
evening.
The Young Ladies Missionary Society
met with Miss Theo Barkley on Tuesday
afternoon.
The Ladies of G. A. R. were enter
tanned by Mrs. A. C. Conner on Tuesday
afternoon.
The Entire Nous club met with Mrs
s. NJ. Kellogg on Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. J. E. Lawson entertained the
Tuesday Reading club this week.
Autos for SaIe-A studebaker go"
roadster and Ford roadster. Cartwright