Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-10-06
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only the necessary witnesses present.
George did not take even his most in
innate friends into his confidence and
with the exception of his parents pro-
badly no one else knew that when he
took the train on Saturday night that
he would come back full pledged
benedict and when he and his bride do
come there will be warm reception
prepared. George is genuine Rocky
Ford boy and needs no introduction. He
graduated in the class of 1912 and after
term at the Denver University has
been in the clothing business with his
father. His bride is charming young
lady who has grown to womanhood in
our city and for the past two years
has attended the Ward-Belmont semin-
ary at Nashville, Tenn. The Enterprise
with their host of friends wish them
every happiness in their new life.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Fenlason will en-
tertain this evening for Dorothy and
Jack Dana complimentary to the in
structors of the Seventh grade and
Superintendent and Mrs. Walters. The
guests were seated around a smartly
appointed table in the center of which
was an exquisite basket of pink garden
flowers. A color scheme of pink was
carried out in all the rooms with charm
ing effect. After dinner the guests
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an impromptu program was given. con-
sisting of music and selected readings
in which Dorothy and Jack Dana took
part. The guests at this hospitable
home at this time were Superintend-
ent and Mrs. Walters, Miss Partner,
principal of the Washington school,
and Misses Kelsay, Sheldon, Storey,
Campbell, Yates, Pope and Schmidt.
The spacious residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. McKelvey was open on Tuesday
evening to the Sans Souci Club and
their guests, the teachers of the
Rocky Ford schools. The rooms were
tastefully decorated with cut flowers,
and the roomy porch was curtained ir
and decorated with plants and flowers.
The Club members acted the reception
committee Mrs. Latson welcomed the
teachers in short speech, after which
games were played until late hou,
when refreshments were served and
the happy evening came to close.
Mrs. Mary J.. Anderson entertained
twenty-four of her friends at dinner
party on Monday evening in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. U. Randel. This
delightful affair was given at the E
Captain hotel where the table
appointments We're charming with
color scheme of yellow and white.
Afterwards the guests indulged in whist
in the hotel parlors.
Superintendent and Mrs. Walters en-
schools, Eureka, West Ranch and La
fayette schools at reception on Fri
day evening. AS fully half the teach
ing force this year are new this was
really get acquainted party which was
thoroly enjoyed. Delicious refreshments
were served.
About so members of Violet Rebekah
lodge went in a body to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs James Renell on Monday
night giving that young couple the sur
prise of their lives. The guests SER
enaded them and then rendered kitchen
shower. Refreshments were also taken
along and a splendid lunch was served.
Miss Edwina Shelton was the charm
ing hostess on Monday evening when
she entertained complimentary to her
sister, Mrs. Merle Wachtell, of Toledo,
Ohio. An enjoyable evening was spent
and delectable lunch was served.
Glen Culp was the host at an attra-
ctively appointed dinner on Tuesday
evening when he entertained Miss
Brown, commercial teacher in the
high school and Misses Esther Stuntz,
Gladys Sever and Evelyn Nelson.
Complimentary to Mrs. NJ. u Randel,
Mrs. l.. N. Hendricks entertained a
party of ladies' at whist on Thursday
afternoon. A dainty luncheon was
served.
Mrs. j. H. Phenecie entertained
number of friends at dinner on Tuesday
in honor of her husbands birthday.
Mrs. c. w. Taylor was hostess to a
most enjoyable party. Delicious re-