Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-08-27
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=IN THE=
SOCIAL WORLD

The largest affair in this weeks So
ciety events was that of Tuesday even
ing, when Misses Gladys Hale and
Christine Johnson entertained about 60
young people. The johnson home was
thrown open for the entertainment of
the guests, and afterward the party
went to the Hale residence for the
luncheon Both homes were beautifully
arranged and decorated for the occasion
The out-of-town guests were: Misses
Hollister, Stebess, Lewis and McGraw
of Pueblo; Helen Rose of Trinidad; !;
Misses Brewer and Beatty, Messrs Will
and John Beatty of Manzanola; Charles
Emery, Colorado Springs; Raymond
Lewis, Fowler, and Miss VanSossten,
New York. The winners of the hand
some prizes were Miss Gladys Beatty
and George Maxwell.
| The social calendar of the younger
set has this week been exceedingly full
Misses Bertha and Myrtle Hoffman en-
tertained for their house guest, Miss
Cecil Lewis of Pueblo, at "hard times
party" on Wednesday night. This was
certainly an evening of fun and if the
two couples seen by our reporter were
fair samples of the makeupof the party
it's wonder that a call was not sent
in for the night marshal to round up
the suspicious looking characters on
South Tenth street. Blind five hundred
was the entertainment, the prize win
ners being Miss Helen Rose and Joe
Goblin.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Glenn were the
hosts of an old fashioned dinner served
on their lawn on Saturday evening.
The table was bedecked with castors,
goblets, ETC., of former days and a
quaint old peacock fly brush was in
evidence. The menu consisted of all
the old fashioned dishes served in the
old fashioned way. The guests of
honor were Mesdames Carroll and
Slower of Indiana and DR.. and Mrs.
Gillespie of Boulder. Covers were laid
for twenty.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Young were the
hosts last Friday evening at an elabor-
ate dinner as fitting celebration of %
years of happy married life. The rooms
were handsomely decorated and the
dinner table was most attractive, the
centerpiece being a beautiful wedding
cake. Mr.. and Mrs. Young were the
recipients of some beautiful presents
from their friends, who extended hearty
congratulations and wished them many
more ''happy returns of the day."
Miss Natalie Garwood was the dainty
little hostess at a party on Saturday
afternoon in honor of Virginia McDon-
aid Fifteen little girls and their dolls
enjoyed part of the afternoon on the
lawn, after which they were taken to
the matinee at the Grand. Delicious
refreshments were served, Mrs. Gar
wood being assisted by Mesdames Ran
dali and Rose. The little guests were
each given photo of their hostess as a
memento of this happy occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Bradshaw enter
tanned number of young people last
Thursday evening, in honor of their
house guest, Austin Donb of Salt Lake.
A short musical program was rendered
after which progressive games were
played. Delicious Refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Roy E. Brown was the charm
ing hostess at thimble party on We'd
nesday afternoon, when she entertained
complimentary to her mother, Mrs.
Radley, of San Antonio, Tex. An at
tractively appointed luncheon was serv-
ed by the hostess.
Miss Margaret McGraw of Pueblo, is
the inspiration of a couple of very en-
joyable social affairs this week. On
Thursday afternoon Miss Kate Goblin
entertained number of the younger
set at a thimble party. Delightful re-
| frashments Verp served