The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-11-06


part, however, looked rather threat
ening and this may have kept
some away, but there was very fine
crowd, and every one entered into
the full spirit of the occasion by Ell
ther joining in or watching with in
terest the sports of the afternoon
and the evening entertainments Of
the various kinds.
The Soldiers were here but not in
quite as large numbers as was wish
ed, but those who came were highly
pleased with the hospitality shown
them.
The Fort Logan Band of some %
pieces was brought over from the
Fort by automobiles donated by =
number of public spirited business
men, dispensed splendid music from
the gsandstand during the afternoon
performances. The community sing
was conducted by Mr.. House, and he
was ably assisted by Mr. Turner. Of
the Turner Moving 1 Storage Co.,
on the miniature Caliope in an auto
mobile, which il quite an attraction.
At the conclusion Of the sports
contests. which were very god. and
were ably conducted by Prof. Wheat
ley, Guy Juchem and w. E. Peter
son, the soldiers wsrs invited to go
to Barth Hall, where . splendid feast
was awaiting them, prepared by the
best culinary artists The town AZ
fords, and when they had finished
there was 50 much LETT that many
moro could have bssa lervsd.
After this great rspast, the soldier
boys and their swssthsarts and "a
Tiers and mothers found seats re-
served for them At the Presbyterian
church. where they were given = mu-
steal treat that was hard to Guido
anywhere. The company was greatly
indebted TO tn webbse> QEshs6tEes
l5(l>GdST DGu6ie Male 0usrtette,
the school children and Prof. John
son, and Miss Mildred Nichols Of
Portland. Oregon, for their excep-
tionally fine selections.
They were also favored By talks
by ]. F. White and Mr.. Annie 8.
Mills. quite ayprepiats to the occas-
ion, which were we'll received.
While the rest OF the entertain
ment was most enjoyao.s, the n1Oss
impressive ceremony OF AL WAS the
demobilixation Of the Service lag.
Mrs.. f. L. Newcomb read the nansa
Of all the boys who went from Arvs-
d. and those who were in the audi
sncs rose in response. and those alb
sent were frequently represented by
their mothsrA One mother, Mrs. +.
T. Newton. was thus called upon to
rise three times, and this was greet,
Cd with prolonged cheers, while thu
others were greeted by short inter-
walls Of hand-clapping.
After the names had all been read
from the honor roll, Mrs. N. A. Alb
bot, assisted by Miss Helen Wagner
wrapped the Honor flag with the
stars upon II carefully in folds un-
der the stars and stripes and II dis
appeared behind the flag - Il was
carried back and placed upon the
wall, mid the strains Of TAva(ational
Anthem and "Home. Sweet Home"
JdSt before the rehabilitation sx.
srciseA the members Of the G. A. r.
who we're present. were asked to
take their places on the rostrum.
land some ofths members Of the Rcd
Gross In costupe. filed past them
and took Dostliees In the back
rocnd. III
". = 0N1th Introduced DR.. Russ.
ell, t6DhAjor. - chairman. and the
invocation was pronounced by Rev.
Resd Of the Presbyterian church, and
the benediction by Rev. Cattern,l of
the N. 4. Church.
While this YVES going on ut the
Presbyterian church. over At shs
Baptist church another entertain.
ment was going on Of \ similar M.
turs and In fact comprising \ mum.
Der Of the same performers. This
was presided over by Judge s. W.
johnson. who made = very entertain.
Ing addrsAs. ~ he usually does. The
musicians progressed from the one
church TO the other and thus did
double service. which WAS much ap.
prscistsd by all. Both entertain.
msnts were especially high.clsss and
are very highly spoken o.
After these entArta innsnt. ~sr.