The Monte Vista journal., 1916-02-26
Mr.. Goodnight. Following dinner,
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800" was enjoyed till late hour.
The ID. A. r. entertained members
OF the order and invited guests at
Wallace hall the evening of Feb. 22,
with n program appropriate to that
date. The hall was decorated with
flags and along the walls were ar
ranged cuts OF the former presidents.
whose likenesses as recognized were
to be named on a card numbered to
correspond. A comparison with the
correct list showed that the Inca
ments OF "Old Hickory" and others
OF the long ago are becoming blurred
In the average memory. Music by
local talent added to very pleas
ant evening. Refreshments were
served by daughters" with powder
ed hair and dressed In the colonial
costume.
The regular meeting of the Home
Embroidery Club met with Mrs.
Hogle on Thursday, occurring so
near the b irthday anniversary OF
Washington, many of the members
| appeared garbed in the mop cap,
muslin, fichu, looped over dress and
quaint old jewelry which we always
associate with Martha Washington.
The house decorations, luncheon
favors, and prizes were all in keeping
with the idea, cherries and hatchets
being greatly in evidence. guessing
contest as to the names of the presi-
dents whose pictures were scattered
about the rooms, resulted in the
award of the prize to Mrs. Elizabeth
| Patterson The prize, beautiful
water color study of cherries and the
| favors, punches of cherries as well
| as the decorated hatchets, were the
work of Mrs. A. NJ Bates.
The Club members present were
Mesdames Moninger. Wells, Klein,
| Allen, Bates, Lowther, Busch. Gates,
and Sechner; Misses Moninger and
| Wells Guests, Mesdames Crawley,
| Lauer, Losier, Black, Cameron. Earl
| Allen, Glatz, Patterson, Sharp and
Lehow, Misses Umfleet and Titus.
Refreshments were served in the
dinning room by the light of candles
| in old time candle sticks, and all
agreed it was one of the red letter
days of the club.
The Monte Vista basket ball girls
| entertained the boys team and the
| Walsenburg boys and girls teams
last Saturday night at the home of
Emma Glen Macarthur. The even
| ing was spent in dancing and at a
late hour dainty refreshments were
served to about so young people.
|
Mrs Walter Mcintosh was hostess
at an elegantly appointed dinner last
Friday evening. Her guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Goff. Miss Nan
ME Munsell and Lola Smith, Mr..
Robert Macarthur and Walter Dcit-
| rich.
Mrs Moninger is hostess to her
bridge club" this (Friday) after
noon The members and guests in
| vited are: Mesdames Cole, Carter.
Robinson, Morrison, Vaile, MacAr
thur, Mitchell, Pollock, l.. B. Sylves-
ter Bushinger, r. Sylvester, Brady
and Denny of Alamosa.
The Sophomore boys entertained
the Sophomore girls last Wednesday
| evening at Harrison Ellwood and
Glenn Perry's rooms. Games were
played and at late hour ice cream
and cake were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Mcneil, Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. Mcneil, spent We'd
nesday with NJ. S. Woods and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mcintosh
were dinner guests of Miss Lola
Smith Saturday evening.
Miss Pearl Phipps and Miss May
Weston. of Walsenburg, were week
end guests of Miss Fern Bowers.
Mrs. Will Webster and Mrs. Hicks,
of Del Norte, are the guests of Mrs.
S. s. Heilman today (Friday).
Ruth Eagle entcrtained a few of
her little friends Tuesday afternoon
in honor of her ninth birthday Vari-
Gus games were enjoyed and the re-
freshments. just the kind that always
delight the children, were served by
Miss Florence DIETRICH and Miss Imo-
gene Moninger. Those attending the
party were: Miss Raber. Margaret
Wallace, Lois Burgett, Ruth He'll
man, Ruth Alice Ncwcomb, Norma
Raley, Blanche Neelcy, Evelyn Du-
vic. Katherine Sylvester, Charles
Corlett, Helen Eagle, Marian Eagle.
The members of the X. of p lodge
with their wives, families and friends
enjoyed a very pleasant social even
ing and box supper at the Woodmen
hall last Friday night. Very inter
sting addresses were given by the
| following members: THE History
| of the Order" s s Heilman. On