The Monte Vista journal., 1915-02-27

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Rupert in a very
pleasant and substantial manner en-
tertained from Monte Vista, with
others. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Corlett, Mr. and
Mrs. Westel Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j. Clark.
The Lady Maccabees held a meet
ing at Woodmen hall Monday after
noon to plan for a rally to be held
March 81 in Monte Vista, and also
to meet Mrs. Roberts. of Leadville.
District Deputy Commander, and
Mrs. Spangler. Past Commander. Of
Alamosa Hive. After the meeting
all present enjoyed a delicious two
course luncheon at the home of Mrs.
Bennett.
Pleasant combinations OF social events
are ever the desire OF the charming
hostesses OF our city. Mrs John Bush
niger at her home on Wednesday
afternoon entertaining the p. T.. o.,
joined the miscellaneous shower in
honor OF Miss Lillian Seth. The par
ticipants Of the afternoons pleasures
were: Mesdames Westel Wallace, o. w.
Sylvester, Brady, Frank Sylvester, Stitt,
Moore, Kinney Spencer, Fuller, W. H.
Goff, Bishop; Misses Clara Jacobs, Holt
The Tuerday Social club was delight
fully entertained by Mrs. Will Hide
brandt. Dainty refreshments added to
the pleasure Of: Mesdames Raley, l.. b.
Wallace, Umfeet, Kavalec, FELTON,, Pat
terson, Goodnight, Dauphin Clark,
Pollock W. j. Clark, Correll, Monnger,
Vale, Westel Wallace. E. L. Carter.
Among the Friday entertainments
WAS the pleasurable participation by
the Bridge Whist club Of the hospitality
of Mrs. George Cole. Among the guests
daintily refreshed were Mesdames Rob-
inson, Moninger, Brady, Bushinger,
Vaile, Mitchell l.. b. Sylvester, Ander-
son.
The newest in the younger set OF
Monte social circles, 1.-The Beefsteak
Fry" was attended on Monday by Misses
Helen Dillon, Abbie and Jennie Corlett,
Faye Mingus, Dorothy Murphy, Imo-
gene Moninger, Mabel Smith, Norma
Zahnen, Mildred Baird, Hazel Trapp.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety will meet next Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. j. N. Fuller.
The Monte Vista chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
was beautifully entertained at the Syl-
vester home Monday, Feb. %, by Mes
danes |. w. Rice and L. B. Sylvester, at
colonial tea. Particularly noticeable
were the home decorations, flags and
candles with favors of red, white and
blue hatchets, the members OF the club
with powdered hair and garbed in colo
nial style. Vocal numbers by the Or
pheus Musical club, musically rendered
and reading by Mrs. John Woods gave
zest to most delightful afternoon.
The meeting OF the Dorcas society
Tuesday afternoon, at the Methodist
church parsonage, thirty members par
tlcipatng, was pleasantly and protitably
passed IN the discussion OF their partic-
ular problems and subsequent luncheon.
On Thursday Mrs. d. d. Raley enter
tanned the Womans Home Missionary
society at luncheon, Mrs. Umfeet as
slsting. A worthy purpose, the sewing
OF carpet rags for mission home, occu
pied the remainder of the afternoon.
The spread" at Norma Zahnen's Tues
day evening was preceded by picture
show attendance. Those present: Misses
Louise Fogle, Ethel Graves, Leslie Olds,
Etiie Merchant, Mildred Baird, Dorothy
Murphy, Abbie and Jennie Corlett, Ma
bel Smith, Imogene Moninger, Lola
Smith, Hazel Trapp, Faye Mingus.
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