The Monte Vista journal., 1917-07-21
Birthday Surprise


pleasantly surprised Miss Hannah
Beatty, at her country home. and |
helped her celebrate her eighteenth |
birthday, last Friday evening. Var
refreshments enjoyed. After late |
hour, the merry crowd returned to |
their homes wishing Miss Hannah
many more pleasant birthdays
Tuesday, July 18th, will pass into
history as one of the most glorious
days ever enjoyed by the Columbine
Dancing club.
The party left Monte Vista little
after one o'clock for the beautiful
summer resort, Wagon Wheel Gap.
Very little trouble was experienced
by the drivers and all arrived at the
Gap depot some two hours later. Af-
ter a thorough discussion of the trip
fishing, kodaking and mountain
climbing, the picnickers began to
think about eating so they located
beautiful spot down by the river and
the girls prepared the eats which
were soon devoured. Then the
crowd motored on up to the bath
house at the Gap grounds and a
number of them went into the plunge
where a half an hour or more was
spent. The bunch then repaired to
. I,. i
the evening was devoted to dancing.
During the evening the management
of the hotel served a delicious lunch
and soon after, the Club started for
home, all voting that the day had
been well spent. Those who enjoyed
the day were: Mr.. and Mrs. T. c.
Thome, Mr.. and Mrs. George Powell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Goff, Mr.. and
Mrs. Coy Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Savage, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Deit-
rich, Messrs. Clark Van Nostrand,
Herbert Martin, Robert Macarthur,
Francis Rutherford. Adrain Baird,
Harry Chapson, Robert Graham,
Claude Ditto, Olin Beatty, Lester
Hawkins, Harper, Wilbur Erickson,
Ben Akers, Charlie Baird, Glenn
Wright, Lawrence Tohill, Alfred
Lindenmeyer, Charlie Graves, Paul
Winchell, Frank Baton, Clay Gates,
Alan Wooley Misses Marian Hecker,
Emma Glenn Macarthur, Sara Chap
man. Lola Smith, Dorothy Murphy,
Gladys Davis, Helen Chapman, Mild
red Baird, Mary Belle Hawkins, Min
ME Brunnemer, Mary Beardsley,
Hazel Trapp. Gladys Bigelow, Helen
Black, Bessie Berg, Louise Fogle, Is
abel Savage, Vista Merchant, Effie
Merchant, Ethel Graves and Edith
Van Nostrand
The Young Peoples societies of
the Presbyterian, Methodist, and
Christian churches enjoyed a weiner
roast out east of town last Friday
evening.
A number of couples attended the
reception and dance that the Yeo-
man lodge gave at the Woodmen
hall Monday evening. Refreshments
were served
Mrs. Will Lewis delightfully."- en-
tertained the East Side Country club
at her home Thursday afternoon.
Needle work was the diversion of the
afternoon and dainty luncheon was
served. Those who partook of Mrs.
Lewis hospitality were: Mesdames
Earl Allen, Dilet, Bert Whitmer, Fin
ley Whitmer, w. A. Irons, Everett
IRONS Robert Sylvester, Verne Bow
sher' Kaufman, Eagle, and Miss
Yates. The guests were: Mesdames
Harry Morrow, James Wilson. Len
ird' Lint and Misses Mabel Whitmer
and Katherine Dawson.
Miss Agnes Cole and Miss Emma
Glen Macarthur attended A $500"
party at the home of Mrs. Ralph Eli
thorpe at Del Norte last Friday This
party was given to announce the an
preaching marriage of Miss Nav vii
son to Mr.. Harold witt of Kansas
MISS Mary Breckenridge was the
luncheon guest of Mrs. d. c. Vaile
Wednesday.