The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-12


ceremony being performed by DR..
Perry Jenness.
Mrs. w. A. Worth very happily en-
tertained number of little folks
Thursday afternoon in honor OF the
eighth birthday of her little daugh-
ter Gretna The day was perfect and
the children had the loyeliest kind
the lawn and eating all the good
things provided including birthday
cake and ice cream. The guests in
vited were: Loris Kayalec, Margaret
Cannon. Frances and Margaret Gill
breth, Margaret Allen. Osborne Wal
ker. Dorothy Worth, Clara May
Browne. Dorothy Cameron. Bernice
Loser, Virginia Station, Alice Hood,
Ina and Vera Hagerman, Marian Nc
Kean, Marian Eagle, Georgine Bald
win. Ruby and May Morris, Madge
Almond.
A recital by the pupils of Mrs.
Harvey Gum was given Thursday
afternoon at the Baptist church at
tended by the parents and invited
friends. The class was represented
by childr n ranging from years to
16, all showing an aptitude and mu-
steal ability developed by skillful and
competent training. Mrs. Gum
praised her class for hard and ear
nest work, and she in turn must be
given credit for the same. Those TAX
ing part were: Ruth and Chas. Hor-
| ton, Donald Kinney, Virgie Hawk
ms. Joyce and Billie Sweitzer, Edith
Mccormick, Dorothy and Mary Kin
ney, Frances Lindenmeyer, Norma
Raley, Louise Atteberry, Josephine
Ginders, Lavena Lindenmeyer, Mar
vella Zinser, Fern Bowers, Anna
Ydren, Georgia Hawkins, Helen
Clark and Alice Parmenter.
Last Friday afternoon, Beulah
Brown invited a number of little
| folks in to help her celebrate her
| tenth birthday. The afternoon was
pleasantly spent in playing various
games, after which refreshments con-
sisting of ice-cream and cake were
served. Those present were Lucille
Trapp, Darrell and Doris Conant,
Johnnie Graves, Ruth Heilman, Della
| and Clifford Bowers, Hermenia and
Richard Williams, Izola Corrington.
sell Brown, Bernice Loser, Roy and
Sadie Gilkey, Lucille Merchant and
Lois Fogle.
One of the very unique parties of
the week was given Thursday morn
ing by Mrs. ]. c. Bushinger and Miss
Bushinger in honor of Mrs. Theis.
The guests were invited for 10 30a and
spent a very pleasant morning with
their needlework. The floral decor
ations in yellow nasturtiums and
white mallow were exceptionally
beautiful At twelve-thirty an elab-
crate luncheon was served, covers
being laid for Mesdames Theis, Car
ter. Moninger, Trueblood, John Wal
lace of Denver, Cheney. Chas. Bishop,
Moore, Stephenson, Linderholm, and
Master Tinmy Theis.
The Priscilla society met in reg
ular session Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. A. NJ Maclean, Mrs. O. w. San
derson and Mrs. George Burgett as
sisting. The business meeting in
cluded the election of officers for the
coming year with Mrs. Holt for pres
ident. Mrs. d. ID. Raley, vice pres
ident; Mrs. Southworth, secretary:
Mrs. j. II. Smith, treasurer. A mu-
steal program and social hour was
enjoyed.
The Auction Bridge club are the
guests of Mrs. w. S. Woods this af-
ternoon, Friday. The members in
clude Mesdames w. Wallace, B. Wal
lace. Immenshuh, Slocum, Goodding.
Ferguson. Geo. Corlett, F. G. Fergu-
son, Rupert, Robinson, Patterson.
Short, Carter, Brady; guests, Mes
danes DeLong. Thies.
Miss Keene was the guest of honor