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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-05-27
B. F. Keith Edwards
GIIIInEMatrr. NnnderiIIe.

. NAAhhA '" ANeE. NAu0eNllle.
The B. F. Keith Thester offers as
this weeks headIiners co-stars con
tending for first honors, namely, Gus
Edwards The Bandbox Revue" and
Claude Gillingwater and company. On
Decoration Day only the two reEu-
lar performances will be given. The
extra holiday matinee is abandoned
for the summer.
Claude Gillingwater is assisted by
Julie Herne, a daughter of the late
James A. Herne. The play is by
Reginald Barlow. Gus Edwards two
famous little protegees. George"
Price and "Cuddles" Edwards, ara
the conspicuous attractions in THE
Bandbox Revue" with music by Mr..
Edwards, lyrics by Jean Havez and
marches arranged by James German.
Featured in the cast is Vincent
ODonnell. There are twelve num-
6ers: "Ragtime" Reilly, loaned to
Keith vaudeville by the United States
Navy Department for a very brief
period, will show how the Tackles"
entertain themselves when not chas-
ing submarines or heading expedi-
tions ashore. He will give an orig
inal pianologue. Other additions will
be the Sharrocks in their fortune tell
ing novelty; Walter Brewer; Beau
monte and Arnold in their new must
cal comedy, THE Segeanteene," a
woman's recruiting satire; Louis
Hart; Carlisle and Romer; Adeline
Francois, coincidence; the pipe organ
recitals and the Hearst-Pathe news
pictorial
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Gnrden-Eilma.

At Moore's Garden Theater from
Sunday to Wednesday inclusive. week
of June 3, William S. Hart will be fea,
tured on the screen in THE Desert
Man"
other attractions for the remainder
of the week include William DESMOND
in Paddy O'Hara," and Wilfred Lucas
in Hands Up"
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b. KeIth-yaudeyIIIe.

Next week the B. F. Keith Theater
will present Bernard Granville and
company in a musical offering.
Others engaged are Charles T. Aid
rich and company; the Misses Camp
bell: the Maryland Singers; THE
Corner Store" company, under Fred
Ardath; Rockwell and Wood; James
and Betty Morgan: Lillian's Dogs:
the pipe organ recitals,' and the
Hearst-Pathe news pictorial.
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PoTs-warrens Of Virginia.,

Beginning next Monday night the
Poll Players will present THE War
rens of Virginia." the celebrated play
of which William c. DeMille is the
author.
Washington playgoers well remem-
Der this play when it was originally
produced in Washington by David
Belasco. following which 1t had a
remarkable Broadway engagement
and established itself as one Of the
greatest OF American plays.
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LOew's Columbian
Mary PiekfOrd-FiIms.

Mary PiekfOrd-FiImE,
"A Romance OF the Redwoods," a
seven-part photoplay that pictures
Mary Pickford in the stellar role, will
begin an entire weeks showing at
Loew's Columbia Theater this after
noon.
The story was filmed from a
scenario by Cecil B. De Mile and
Jeanie Macpherson. and was produced
under De Miles personal direction.
The scenes are laid in the big
tree" country OF California. and the
action is timed in the period when
stage coaches provided Transports
ton and "hold-up" men hourished
Miss Pickford is shown as a prim
New England miss who journeys to
the Golden State. where she encoun-
tiers and tames a dad man" OF the
gold-rush days.
How she falls in love with her bad
man." tames him, and finds happiness
is told in this film of beauty and ad-
venture.
The cast pictured in Miss Pickford's
support includes Elliot Dexter,
Charles Ogle, Tully Marshall. Walter
Long, Winter Hale. and Raymond
HAtton.
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Florence Reed will head the pro-
gram at Moore's Strand Theater the
first FIVE days of the week OF June
in THE Eternal Sin" The remainder
of the week will be given over to
Emmy Wehlen, featured in Sewers
and Reapers." Other pictures will be
shown.
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WHERE TO GO TODAY
Concert, Vaudeville, Films, and
6urIesque.

Today at and SIS D. m, at B
F. Keith's Theater the program will
present Julia Arthur in Liberty
Aflame." Andrew Tombes and com
pany in THE Bride Shop" Mr.. and
Mrs. Jimmie Barry and other attrac-
lions.
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THE Barrier" Rex Beach's vivid
and picturesque Alaskan romance,
enacted before the camera by an all
star company including Mitchell
Lewis, Mabel Juliene Scott. Victor
Sutherland, Howard Hall. and others,
opens q weeks engagement at
Moore's Garden Theater today at 3
D. m.
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BelaseoI saturday to
Monday New Comedy.

Winthrop Ames will produce here to-
morrow, at the Belasco Theater. for the
first time on any stage, a new comedy.
entitled Saturday to Monday" from
the pen Of William J. Hurlbut
The bargain between Susanne Ercoll
and Foxcroft Gray, whereby they solve
the marriage problem and also remove
the stumbling block in the way Of wom-
mans enfranchisement, provides the
novel motive OF the play. The role Of
the winsome heroine will be enacted by
Miss Ruth Maycline. The sophisticated
hero will be portrayed by Courtney
Foote. Other important roles viii be
filled by Adelaide Prince. Marion Bal
lou. Inez Buck. Shirley ALBERT. Con-
stance Binney. Cecil Yapp. Elisabeth
Risdon. Charles Mccarthy. Charles
Trowbridge, Albert Reed. and Henry
Travers.
The play is to be given under Mr..
Ames' personal supervision.
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At Loew's Columbia Theater today
Mary Pickford's newest film, "a
Romance OF the Redwoods." will be
the attraction. other films are In
cluded in the bill.
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Douglas Fairbanks will be the
screen attraction today at Moore's
Strand Theater in ain Again-Out
Again" There will be other pictures
shown.
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William 8. Hart Once
With Charlotte Walker.

1t Is nearly four years ago Mr..
Hart left New York as one Of the fea-
tured players with Charlotte Walker
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Players. Director Edwin II. Curtis
Is preparing a notable production of
this famous play.
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SYLVAN THEATER
BROADWAY'S RIVAL
New YOrk's Superiority in
Drama Threatened.
new COMEDY AT The BELASCO
Saturday to Monday" to Be
Produced Tomorrow Night.

VIII the New National Sylvan Thea.
ter take away from New York a
measure Of the authority in theatrical
matters with which she has endowed
herself for 10! these many years?
Fearful as such a thought might
be, II is best to entertain it at once,
lest we timid Washingtonians have
stage fright on the first night
June /.
The roster of those who will chris
ten the theater appears in another
column of theatrical news. The best
OF the stage in this country are to
be present
Let us trust that the suspicious
showing on next Friday night is but
a prophecy Of the caliber Of talen to
pay tribute here in the future, and
that each name is a guarantee for
the personal interest of the bearer in
the project
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saturday to Monday" q new com.
edy, under the guidance Of winthrop
Ames, is to have its first performance
on any stage at the Belasco tomor-
row night.
Everything about this production
sounds auspicious. Elsewhere is CO.
pious news on producer, author, and
leading man and woman-the same
news from which we draw the myster-
ious "hunch" that everything is going
to be most enjoyable. OF course, a
"hunch" is only ''hunch," but when
II is founded on past performances
and regulations 1t has some real
basis for existence. after all.
THE Chocolate Soldier" is the
Aborn offering for this week. The
new policy OF offering modern light
opera for the season here is being
appreciated by everyone.
Manager Robbins announces that
the B. F. Keith Theater is soon to
blossom forth in its light summer
toggery. But we advise that he limit
the blossoms to the theater proper.
Mr.. Robbins probably knows what
he is doing, but IL he wants to rob
the army of a fine set of young SOL
diers, all he has to do is make the
ushers come out in white cool things.
too.
OF course. just to be contrary, this
being written a day ahead. II will
probably be hot on the day this is
printed.
But Mr.. Robbins should take warn
ing just the same.
FLORENCE YoDER
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-27
CARD on THANKS

We wish to express our SINGER"
thanks to neighbors aud friends who
were so kind during the long Illness
and death of our beloved father. ~.
o. Van Inwagon.
Special thanks is due the Elks'
Lodge No 7ol. q. A. Il, aud personal
friends for the many beautiful floral
tributes. They soften the pain and
remove the sting as naught else can;
the though, that they. too. In all
their beauty. perish, makes the death
OF our loved one easier To bear.
Such acts rs th.s. viii always be
cherished In our memory.
MIR. AND MRS. FRED JONES,
MIR. AND MRS. LYDE WATSON,
MIR. AND MRS HARRY VAN
1NwAGEN.
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-27
a = !:
Iorcna Is.beNah Club

Among the pleasant club meetings
OF the week was that OF the Lorena
Rebekah Club held Wednesday at
ternoon at the home OF Mrs. G. w.
May. on Santa Fe avenue. The meet
Ing was presided over by the presi-
dent and after the usual business
period social hour was spent
Needle work and visiting were en-
joyed and numerous selections were
rendered on the yictrola.
Later. the hostess, assisted by
Mrs. II. d. Bryan. served delight
full two course lunch.
The guests OF the club were Mrs.
Elmer @. Davis. Mrs. G. c. Rich.
Mrs. Homer Mapcs. Mrs. Il. ID. Ryan
and Mrs. Blanche snyder.
The next meeting OF the club VIII
be held In two weeks with Mrs. Car
rte Dc,amor.. ut her home at 3l5
West Second street.
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-27
f. Payne, Pastor.

Sunday school at 9:45 O'Clock.
Preaching by the pastor. at. IL
O'Clock.
Young peoples meeting at $50
o'clock, lead by the pastor. Topic,
The Retrospect and Prospect In
Foreign Missions. A full attendance
is greatly desired.
The union revival led by Evan
gelist Carlson and Director of Music
Prof. J. II. Sawtell, will begin at
3 O'Clock Sunday afternoon at the
Methodist church. All churches will
hold their Sunday school and morn
ing service. The evangelist is es-
pecially anxious to have the men,
bers of all the churches present for
the first service ut O'Clock.
The public is cordially invited to
all the services.
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-27
Thirticih Anniversary Service

Father Cassidy will preach at ST.
Andrews Monday evening. January
2gth. at O'Clock. when the thirtieth
anniversary OF St Andrews church
will be celebrated Although few
weeks past the exact date. this was
thought to be the best time To have
the service. The rector and one of
the prominent laymen Of La Junta
will give addresses. and the sermon
will he preached by the Rev Father
Cassidy. S. r H.. one OF the noted
missioners of the diocese, Father
Cassidy is well worth hearing and
the public Is cordially invited TO at
tend this service aud hear him. The
reception which was planned has
been omitted as big formal r"cep-
ton will be rendered the bishop who
visits La Junta In the near future.
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-27
rortnightiy club

The annual banquet OF the Fort
nightly club. which is held each year
on January ?5th. was given Thursday
evening ut the Harvey House. and
proved 10 be- one al the most elab-
crate and delightful social affairs
OF the season.
The seven eours. banquet was
served at s o'clock and covers were
laid for eighty. which included the
members and their husbands.
The tables were decorated with
yellow shaded tapcrs and white
flowers.
on account Of the recent bereave-
mont which has come to Mrs G. H.
hickey. n. charter member OF the
club. the annual toasts and recep-
ton. which follow the banquet. were
dispensed with.
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-27
SOME MORE SHORT ONES.

Rev. and Mrs, u. II Dow spent
last Saturday In Pueblo.
The Boy Scouts will have a bust
ness meeting a, headquarters on
Saturday evening at O'Clock sharp.
George Mackic. one OF the old.
time engineers OF the Santa Fc. came
over from Ration Wednesday To
spend the day with friends. Mr..
Mackie has retired from the service
OF the Santa Fc and Il now on the
pension list. making his home with
his daughter. Mrs. George Mcneil.
at Ration.
Friends In La Junta received n
letter from Mrs. ] Il. Jamison. OF
Phoenix. Ariz.. one day this week.
announcing the marriage on October
10th last Of her daughter. Miss
Marie Wright Lavalle and Mr.. Ray.
mond ". Koran. The bride attended
school In La junta and has host
Of friends In this city.
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-27
COMING EVENTS

The Birthday club will meet Tues
day forenoon with Mrs. NJ. A. Lee,
on San Juan avenue.
The Sunshine Club will meet on
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Noah George on San Juan avenue.
The Royal Neighbors will meet
Friday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
a. II. Terrell on Carson avenue. for
the purpose OF organizing a club. All
members are urged to be present.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Presbyter-
noon at the home OF Mrs. F. V.
Worden. Mrs. McKirahan. Mrs. Hig
gins. Mrs. Stanley and Mrs. Hogg
are hostesses. II will be an "old
ladies party and each one is asked
to 10 dressed as an old lady and
take a birthday offering.
The La Junta Music Study Club
will meet Monday afternoon with
Mrs. Dean Holmes on Belieview ave
nue.
The Fortnightly Club will meet
next Saturday afternoon with Mrs
VI. II. McCauley on Santa Fe ave
nue..
The East Division OF the Ladies'
Aid of the Christian church VIII
meet on Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. {. u. Everhart on East Fourth
street.
The G. W y. VI OF the Christian
church will meet on Friday afternoon
with Mrs. l.. \. Fleming. at AIS East
Second street.
Mrs. Kirkpatrick will entertain
the South Division OF the Ladies
Aid OF the Christian church Thurs
day afternoon at her home on South
San Juan avenue.
The German Club will give their
play In the high school auditorium
Tuesday evening. II will be a novel
entertainment OF the week. Those
taking part will he dressed In dutch
costumes and wear wooden shoes
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-27

A. J. Tracy. OF Fort Morgan,
Colo. who was convicted In the dis
,rict court at the October term Of
swindling two young ladies OF Ne
braska out OF several hundred dollars
while locating them ON n dry claim
near Boone. was sentenced by Judge
Essex Thursday to term OF not less
than six nor more than eight years
In the penitentiary.
In denying the motion for new
trial Judge Essex improved the OPP
portunity afforded and used up about
two hours OF time In relating the
story OF Mr. Tracy's misdeeds IN
Colorado as n land locator. and ac-
cording to the affldayits that have
been secured by tho district attor-
ney's office he has had n rather var
iegated career as n pure and unde-
filed swindler OF the deepest dye.
His specially was locating home
stcaders on contested claims, and for
ways that are dark. and tricks that
are vain he had the Heather Chinec
backed off the boards-ln his par
ticular line Of endeayor. i, seemed
to be the copccnsus OF opinion OF
those who heard Judge Esscx's rather
oaustic remarks that Mr.. Tracy did
not get onc-half OF what was coming
TO him.
Mr.. Tracy. however. was given
sixty days to file n bill OF exceptions
and also sixty days In which TO APP
ply for n superoedcas In the supreme
court. Meanwhile he stili iangulshes
In the Otero county ban,iie.
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-27
Farewell to Mrs. Yates

AS farewell compliment to their
president. Mrs c. X. Yates. the mem
beers OF the Rowena Club entertained
at the home of Mrs. 5. T. Wood on
last Friday afternoon.
As n token OF love and respect. and
an evidence OF appreciation OF her
work IL the club. each lady present
ed Mrs Yates with a beautiful hand
kerchiof Needle work and visiting
was enjoyed during the afternoon
and later lunch was served by Mrs
Wood
Mrs Yates and her husband left
this week for Osawatamie, Kan.
where they will make their future
home.
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-27
q. &. q. Club

The young ladies of the Senior
class of the high school met Thurs
DAY evening at the home OF Miss Car
oline Ellis. and organized club
which will be known as the G. G. G..
Club. There were twenty-five pres
ent at the meeting and at the bust
ness session the following officers
were elected: President. Miss Mona
Rife; vice-president. Miss Caroline
Ellis; secretary. Miss Irene Spalding;
treasurer. Miss Esther o'Neil.
The Misses Ellis. lone Lewis. Theo-
dora Cook. Velma Harrison. and
Madge Hasten were hostesses OF the
evening and after the business per
tod they served Refreshments and
the fayors were little cards with a
silhoutte OF the girl graduates in
cap and gown.
The next meeting viii be in two
weeks with Miss Mona Rife at her
home sol San Juan avenue.
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-27
PHONE. JUNTA 81
Iaff-a-IOtt Club

Mrs. p, c. Hyde was hostess on
Tuesday afternoon at the regular
meeting of the Laff-a-Lott Club, at
her apartments at the Harvey
House.
Three tables were filled for the
card game. which formed the enter
tainment OF the afternoon, and after
the game the hostess escorted her
guests into the Harvey dining room
where a delightful luncheon was
served
The guests of the club were Mrs.
Clyde Simons. Mrs. l. II. Drake, and
Mrs. John Marquardt. The next
meeting of the club will be with Mrs.
George McCauley. in two weeks.
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-27
MRS. BLANCHE SNYDER, Editor.
p. T.. o. Founders Day

4 most interesting club meeting of
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
NJ. r. McCauley, on Santa Fe ave-
nue.. by Chapter w, J.. +. o., when
they observed Founders Day"
Mrs. Effie Hoffman Rogers, who
is personally acquainted with the la
dies who were founders OF the organ
ization. gave a most interesting talk
on the founding OF the society, The
p. Z. o. was organized in 1876, by
seven college girls of Mount Pleas
ant, Iowa. Mrs, Rogers has the pho
tos OF all the ladies, which she
showed to the La Junta members
during her talk on Wednesday af-
ternoon. 1t is interesting to know
that three Of the founders OF the or
eanization are still living.
Mrs. II, l.. Thompson gave an
equally interesting sketch of the his
tory OF the society since its organ
ization, in which she told OF the
growth from a membership of seven
TO membership OF 2.200, with sub
ordinate chapters in nearly every
state in the union. Fourteen states
have grand chapters.
After the business session the fol-
lowing program was given;
Piano Solo .. Mrs. W. II. Wagner
Vocal Solo Miss Mildred Mendelson
Piano Duet ...............
.... Elizabeth and Billy Lamb
Vocal Solo . Mrs. Geo. Babcock
Piano Solo ....... Elizabeth Lamb
Vocal Solo ........ Martha Sevitz
Following the program the hostess
served refreshments and was assist
ed by her daughter. Mrs. Carl Haye
and Mrs. John Geiger.
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-27
Gard ~ Thanks

We desire to express our heart
felt thanks and deep appreciation OF
the many acts Of Kindness and SYM
patty shown us at the sudden death
Of our husband and father. by many
personal friends and the various or
CARNATIONS of the city. Also for the
many beautiful floral tributes. Such
acts M these will never be forgot
ten by ~. MRS. ETA BUCKLEY.
NORMA BUCKLEY.
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-27
SOME MORE SHORT ONES.

See the white goods at Coltman'si
Pharmacy.
Rev. Felix Oily went to Denver on
Monday to attend the stock show and
visit friends.
c. A. Reynolds and daughter. Miss
Ruth Reynolds, have been spending
the week in Denver attending the
stock show.
|. j. Jenkins, OF Ell Paso. H.. was
in La Junta last Saturday for a
brief visit with his sister, Mrs. w. A.
Hart. He was on his way home from
Wyoming. where he had been on an
inspection trip OF the new oil fields
OF that section.
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-27

r. u. Club

Miss Mabel Haley was hostess on
Tuesday evening at the regular meet
ing OF the T. o. Club. at the home
OF Mr. Woodruff, on Ration avenue
After the business period the young
ladies were entertained in most
unique manner by Mr. Woodruff.
who took from his great library
many volumes OF old books, many
OF them relies. which the guests
thoroughly enjoyed.
At a seasonable houre Miss Healey
served refreshments and the club
adjourned to meet next time with
Miss Lucretia Lantz.
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-27
Death OF Charles o. Beauchamp

Charles o. Beauchamp, age 81
years, died ut the home of his son,
w. A. Beauchamp, at sol Belleview
avenue. Tuesday evening at $3.50
o'clock. Mr.. Beauchamp only recent
ly came to La Junta for his health,
but gradually declined until death
relieved him.
day morning at 10 o'clock from
Kings undertaking parlors. Rev.
Emanuel Payne. OF the Baptist
church, had charge OF the services.
cemetery.
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-27
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Rev. J. =. Findlcy, Pastor.

Bible school at s:45 o'clock
Church service at IL o'clock. Sub
lrat. The Art and Effect OF Soul
Winning.
IN the afternoon at o'clock there
will he II general rally of all the
Churches. under the leadership OF
Or. Carson. Nj. sawtelle, the singing
evangelist yIii organize his large
chorus fcr the revival meetings and
our singers are asked to assist.
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-27
90


The West Division OF the Christian
church was entertained Thursday af-
ternoon at IN. home OF Mrs. w. Il.
Cissne on Cimarron avenue. Between
twenty and thirty ladies were pres
ont. and after the business session a
social time was spent and the hostess
served three course lunch. The
society wi, meet In two weeks with
Mrs. c. W. May. on Santa Fc ave
nue..
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-27
49,
Monday Auction Club

The regular meeting OF the Mon
day Auction Club was held this week
with Mrs r. r. Lewis. at the home
OF Mrs. X. +. Mayhem The customary
diversion made the afternoon a very
pleasant one and nj n scasonabie
hour the hostess served refreshments.
The guests OF the club were Mrs.
G. r. Kendall. Mrs. J. o. Wood and
Mrs. X. c. Todd.
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-27

Among the pleasant affairs OF the
past week was the luncheon given
on last Friday afternoon by Mrs. r.
j. Beck and Mrs. d. l.. Bennett. at
the home OF the former. when they
had as their guests the members OF
the Ladies' Society of -. l.. F. and
T..
Needle work and informal visit
ing were the diversions of the after
noon, and the lunch was served In
two courses. This was the first of
series OF afternoon teas and So
eial affairs which viii be given by
this auxiliary.
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-27
Sniih.Ibaw>on

Monday evening nj I o'clock at
the Methodist parsonage. DR.. A. l..
r. Ewert performed the ceremony
uniting MIR. Ralph Lawrence Smith
and Miss Clara Dawson in the holy
bonds OF matrimony. The ceremony
was witnessed by Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Rice. Mr.. and Mrs Smith are
both well known In this city and viii
make their home In La Junta.
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-27
v. 4. club

The V. G. Club spent most pleas
ant afternoon Wednesday at the
home OF Mrs. Il. A. Eddieman. on
Santa Pc avenue. Two tables were
filled for tho card game and later
the hostess served refreshments.
Mrs. J. X. Conner and Miss Ida
Thicn were guests Of the club.
The next meeting will he with Mrs.
d. l.. Bennett In two weeks.
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-27
MENNONITE CHURCH


Bishop T. VI. Erb, of Hesston,
Kan. will be in the city and have
charge OF the services this evening
and tomorrow. The services will be
as follows:
This evening at 1890, instruction
meeting for applicants for church
membership.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
Baptismal service at IL O'Clock.
Young peoples meeting at I
o'clock
Preaching at s o'clock.
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-27
Games and Dancing

A number of girl friends OF Miss
Edith Goodman enjoyed a most
pleasant time at her home last Fri
day evening. when she provided var
ious games and dancing for their en-
tertainment. After some time had
been spent thusly the hostess served
a delicious two course luncheon.
Those enjoying her hospitality
were the Misses Marguerite Myers
Viola Richardson. Wilma Wright
Louise barrow, Martha Millikan
Mary Wheeler, Helen Cook. and
Gwcndolyn Sporleder.