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ment and this years banquet was a
splendid evidence of their ability in
these lines.
The hostesses of the evening We're
Mrs. Latson, Zitkowski, Deemer, Phil
lips, Lawyer, Gerecke, Ustick, Randall,
Frank Royal, Schafer, Goblin, Nc
Creery, Bushey, North and the Misses
Josephine and Bertha Avery.
Following the delicious dinner Mrs.
Lawyer, President of the Club, called
the banquetters to order and informed
them that President Wilson had ap-
pealed to the Sans Souci Club for some
advice on the all, important subject of
Preparedness. There were several
subjects that Mr.. Wilson wish to know
about and Mrs. Lawyer called on Messrs
Phillips, McKelvey, Latson, Lawyer,
Pollock, Herb Royal, Randall and North
who came to the assistance of the ladies
with some advice that caused great
deal of merriment.
Closing the evening came number
of tableaux illustrating scenes connected
with the history of America, participat-
ed in by members of the club and
Messrs Cortesi, Randall, Latson and
North, Frederick and Dorthy Randall
These pictures produced under the
direction of Mrs. Latson were very fine
They showed that great deal of at
tention had been given to them. The
costuming was splendid.
The guests in addition to the husbands
of the members were Maude Monkman,
Reno Cortesi. Hamer Culp and Fred
North.
The opening program of the series
of three concerts to be given under the
auspices of the Music club will be given
at the Grand opera house Sunday after
noon at $3.50 p. M.
The orchestra numbers % pieces and
tn players have been working hard
and deserve much credit for the effort
they are making to give Rocky Ford
a concert organization.
Subscription tickets are being sold
for these three concerts at S1.00 for
Adults, 70 cents for children, and every
lover of good music can at this very
moderate price cooperate with the
members of the Music club in this
venture thus affording them pleasure
and at the same time stimulating mus
ical culture in the community.
Tickets may be had on application to
any member of the club or at Clark s
music store and the Red Cross Phar-
marcy. Persons who do not feel they
care to buy season tickets are invited
to be present and make their contribu-
ton in silver offering at the door.
Here is the program:
National Emblem March ------- Baeley
Fifth Hungarian Dance ------- Brahms
Sextet from Lucia Dcmzet
Vocal solos. with orchestra -
Miss Pansy Sheldon
Poet and Peasant Overture .--- Supp e
Ghost Dance, descriptive .--- Salisbury
Quintet for strings ID
Barcarolle. Tale Of Hoffman Offenbach
Humoresque ------- ---- Dyorak
Vocal solos, with orchestra --
Leroy 3. Elser
Blue Danube waltzes ------- Strauss
Sunny South, overture ------ ----Luicke
On Monday evening crowd of the
members of the Music club motored to
La Junta, where they were entertained
by the club of that city. In the splen-
did program the Rocky Ford club pro-
vided two much appreciated numbers,
the first instrumental selections byMrs.
Harriet Randall and the other ladies'
| chorus. Those present speak highly of
the hospitality extended them and will
be glad to go again.
The members of the Entire Nous club
entertained their husbands and friends
at six o'clock dinner on Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. j. C. Braden The
dinner was very informal, lively one,
as was also the evening spent in five
hundred. 1t was distinctly an Entire
Nous party, and everyone knows that
means everything in the way of a good
time.
Members of the W. C. T. U. to the
number of 50 had most enjoyable
meeting with Mrs. Norris last Friday
afternoon. A specially engaging feat
ure of the occasion was the splendid
music furnished by quartet from
| Nanzanola. Some fine papers were
read and the meeting was most inter-
esting.
Mrs. Paul Strouse entertained the
Bide-a-Wee club at well-attended
meeting last evening.
The Tuesday club had a most enioy-