The Monte Vista journal., 1917-11-10
IARICK-GEISER

nesday evening, Oct. 81. Only mem
bers OF the immediate families and
few close friends attended the cere-
mony which was performed by Rev.
l.. c. Anderson. Following the cere-
mony an elegant wedding dinner was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs c. p. Wilson and
Miss Bessie Burg and Mr.. r. NJ.
Byers enjoyed an oyster supper at
the La veta hotel Tuesday evening
The w. c. T. U. will meet next
Wednesday, Nov IA. at the home of
Mrs. u. T. Chandler 1874 Franklin st.
Everybody invited.
A number of friends completely
surprised Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Geiser at
their country home Monday evening
and showered them with a supply of
canned fruits, jellies, etc. A very
pleasant social evening was enjoyed
by all
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Bishop planned
a pleasant surprise which was given
Tuesday evening for Mr.. and Mrs
John Mitchell near Center. TWO au-
to loads from here motored to their
home and entering unannounced took
them completely by surprise. A very
happy evening was spent and an ele-
CANT oyster supper was prepared and
served by the ladies. The party IN
cluded Mr. and Mrs. F. l.. Bishop,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas Bishop. Mr.. and Mrs. Vale,
Mr.. and Mrs. R r. Mitchell, and Mrs.
| Cheney.
The ladies of the Priscilla Society
were entertained Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Lague. The
time was pleasantly spent with
needle work. After which delightful
| refreshments were served to about
thirty ladies.
A most enjoyable afternoon was
spent at the country home of Mrs.
Sam Holland Thursday afternoon
when she entertained the ladies of
the c. T. C. club. After the pleasant
| moments spent with needlework re-
| freshments were relished. The ladies
present were Mesdames Eales, Stan
Bert and Fin Whitmer, Gillett, w.
Lewis, Robt Sylvester, Smalley
Wolf, Scarf, German, Miss Lewis.
Rock Creek Social Club
The Rock Creek Social club met
afternoon. After very pleasant So
n, dot Mt l,r,
served to the twenty ladies. The
members present were: Mesdames
Haller, Frank Cole, Peter, George
and Henry Getz, Ed Hooker Fred
Haaff, Roy Geiser, Lemke, George
Meadows, Mccullough, Geo Billart,
Albert Wilson, Perkins, Burd. Phil
lips. Bert Ayers, Miss Mable Larick
Visitors were Mrs. F. Geiser, Miss
Opal Hooker. The club voted to do
Red Cross work. The meeting ad-
journed to meet with Mrs Quincy
Cornelius November 81 The guests
all declared Miss Ayers a most
charming hostess.
RED CROSS
Interest in the Red Cross work has
grown so rapidly since the East End
club was organized that they found it
necessary to divide the society into
three divisions known as the East
End, Plummer Addition, and South
Side clubs, respectively. They are all
working together to fill one box and
have assigned the work of cutting and
preparing the work, to certain ladies'
An inspector attends each meeting to
see that the work is properly done
and labeled. The South Side met
with Mrs. B. NJ. Berry Thursday af-
ternoon to organize and will hold
their meeting at the same place next
Thursday afternoon. The Plummer
Addition will meet Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. Glenn Watson. and
the East End with Mrs. Glenn Nelson
on Farraday street, Wednesday after
noon.
A number of girls enjoyed
stag party and spread at the home
of Gladys Davis last Friday night
Those present were the Misses Mild
red Baird, Ruby Ticknor. Ethel
Graves, Babe Fogle, Hazel Trapp,
Norma Zahnen, Helen Graham, Vio-
ct Lebedef, Lillian Wright. Marian
Hecker, Corda Cellman, GLADYS Bige-
low, Mary Beardsley, Alice Clark.
Mesdames Glenn Goff, Chas Woods,
George Powell, Roy Waltman and
Bob Macarthur
Mrs. John Mitchell of Center will
leave Monday evening for a visit with
her daughter Mrs Ashford Jones ot