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which has ever been In the Academy.
First class, viii be between 2,400 and
$500. which u the largest student
body which the institution has ever
had
Examination papers will be sent to
the Naval Academy by the various
Civil Service ofFiciaIa. and Will be-
examined BY the members of the
teaching stan here. Great care is
taken that exact justice IL rendered
each candidate, there being three ex-
Aminers In each case, ans the owner
ship Of the papers examined not being
known 70 the examiners IN any case.
Those candidates who passed the
mental tests either In February or
April viii be notified of their success,
and directed to come I'd Annapolis AT
8 certain time for physical examina-
tion. These examinations will be-
gin the second week IN june. after the
First class has graduated and the
other Mfdshipmen start on their
cruise. They will be ordered to re-
port III groups, about forty 4 day. uza-
til the physical examinations are COM
plete The great majority Of the new
Midshipmen will have been admitted
hy the middle of August, but they
will continue to be admitted IL small
numbers until about October 1. when
the new scholastic year begins The
work Of training the new class will
be the chief task of the Academy ofIic-
iaIs during the summer.
Onay 125 enlisted men Of the Navy
and Marine corps have ayailed them
selves 81 the opportunity cg trying to
pass the examinations for admission
Ia the Naval Academy, privilege
which Is allowed 10 100 of them each
year. Last year there were 500 ap-
plicauts Of this kind, and 81 succeed
ed III passing the examirat tlens.
Al coarse was taken last year iii the
matter which for suflacisnt reasons
win not Is repeated this year Arl
order was issued that any enlisted
man 09 proper age and qualifications
who wished to take the entrance ex-
amimati0ns for the Naval Academy
should be granted Two nl0nfhs Leave
Tor preparation 1rhe result was thai
about 500 asked TOR hls leave and re-
eaived st bWt large propCr Ion q
rnade 0zly i sorry atl0wizsg On
examination. Tia year, The leave E0g
| preparation was glyan 0nty tu kllDss
] Who nazsed d pEaI IlMi ~ test Nn ship
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| LRG NW CLASS
At NAVAL ACADEMY
Only Exceeded BY Present
Fourth Class, While Regiment
Is Largest IA History
ENLISTED MEN IN CLASS


Candidates who are seeking to enter
the next class at the Naval AcadeHy
took their mental examinations unSer
civil Service regulations at various
points throughout the country. be-
ginning on Wednesday and concluding
Oh Saturday. The Naval Academy au-
thorities have been informed that
about 1900 youths were eligible 10
take the examina TONS as holders Of
either principal Dr alternate appoint
raerts, but WIN have no means Of
knowing the actual number who were
examined until All the papers are re-
ceived here.
About 30 passed the mental tests
lii February ont of comparatively
small number who we're examined, the
majority os those qualified 70 take the
examination preparing % walt for the
second test and nae the Intervening
tina Tor further preparatiOn. Acad-
eTay ofgaclaas Say that as i result Of
the two examinations, the new class
should have about $50 members This
il shout 100 less thar last years class.
and the largest class except that
The whole nunabeF os Midshipmen,
after the adEnissI0n of the new class
and the graduation Of the present
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ranks 0f sergeant fn this 0gganiga-
tion and great deal to develop In
terest IN L and develop that high de.
gree Of efficiency which hiss been Eay~
oraply noted waaarevep the organixa-
tfon has served. and which has en-
abled Il 20 give thirty comm aB8lOned
officers. out 0E the original agty, to
the country At this time.
Going to The Border with the regi-
ment, Sergeant Kaiser served Loyalty
and efficiently there. and contributed
largely ID the splenssid work which III
did there. II nay be mentioned as i
matter of interest that during this
whole time he was closely associated
with Capt. Bernard ! wIegard. Also
st that time 1 sergeant, and now con-
rnanding the Machine Gun Company Of
the 11sth Infantry, who has just re-
ceived the same kind Of an honor
which was accorded Capt. Kaiser
Upon the return Of the command %
Annapolis. its home station, Kaiser
was active Id the reorgan nlaatlon made
necessary by the TACT that large pro-
portion oK its personnel was trans
farred To the Ofiicer Reserve Train
Ing Corps He vas commissioned aec-
iomd lieutenant of the company, and
went 10 Camp Mcclellan with that
rank.
AT Camp Mcclellan, ne was trans
serred 10 the 112th Machine Gun Isat-
TALON, where his knowledge OF Ma
chine gun work proyed very vasu-
able, most of his associates being to.-
ally unacquainted with It He was
promoted To flrst lieutenant. and thea
to captaincy, taking command nf cne
or the companies His success In this
capacity IL indicated by spisndid re-
ports which hava reached here, cui-
minating ii the official recognition of
efficiency and galiantry.
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!. WEST ALDRIDOE
CLAIMED BY DEATH

Mr.. i. West Aldridge, os Virginia,
died at hts home there yesterday Mr.
AIdridge, married daughter oc
Major Giddins, Of Annapolis, and has
always been very well known here.
He IL survived By two sons Robert
aiddings Aldridge, who lived here for
several years, and John Aldridge, both
now Os Tallahassee, Fla: and one
daughter. MRS Fitxhugh, wife of DR..
Henry Nj Fitzhugh, oa Westminster.
Maryland.
The funeral services Will be held
.at ST, Anne'B church at two o'clock.
on Monday afternoon, April the 2tsf.
The interment Will be In 81 Anne's
cemetery.
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APT. ]. R. KAISER
HIGHLY commend
e,Ilant Young Annapolitan Ii
rranec Cited II Orders For
Conspicuous Service
MEMBER or LOCAL UNIT

pa8pIph Kaiser. os College ayenne
.d West annapolis. has received from
I. .sn Captain John Il Raiaer, 18th
s.eblne Gun battalion. the official
.s.er elting him for heroIsn.
Tse official document Il upon the
..stsanerf III tile Blue and Gray Di-
.s,,op with its insignia, the globe il
~ cl,Iors. and has the following
sI,ealquariers. Blue and Gray Divia-
ion. 29fil.
sfapt. iehn r. Kaiser, 18th. Machine
Gun Hatialion:
4 have read wIth much pride tile
,.sor II the Commanding officer.
ustb Machine Gun Battalion. regard
~ your courageous conduct ID the
ssb.Iag north III Yerdun. The 11th of
Otiober. 1918. when. With tha assis-
t.ncs ii one soldier. you captured 16
wisoners and an automatic rife. and
Asye ordered your name and deea ill-
etibed upon the record book kept ut
,bese headquarters for that purpose.
G. q. MORTON.
General, Commandinf 2s Di-
Wsion
capt. Kaiser has many friends IN
annapolis who receive the news Of his
Donors with gladness
During his duty overseas his mother
III passed away. He Ii an only son.
.ai / brother of Mrs. Fenton. wife Of
Proi Horace ]. Fenton. oE the Naval
academy. and Mrs. Clarence Marbury
White. vifeso the iHnior member on
IL frm ot Strange and White.
Previous to the present war, Cant.
Kaiser had performed conspicuous
anIce 1t may be said fnat he was
natural soldier and had = strong
IeaaIug towards an aptltade Tor miil-
au things. He was very much Inter-.
ss,ed ii The organisation of the Ma
tAiae Gun Company of the First Mary
had Infantry. then one of the few or
anizations oE the kind In the country.
aaa became one OF its frat members.
HI Kaiser promptly rose 10 the
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EpWortA Leagas Early service

Departing from It's usual custom. the
Epworth League or Maryland Ayenus
Methodist Episcopal church will hold
it's usual Sunday service tomorrow
morning at O'Clock, instead OF ii tht
evening at 4 d. IA.
II Is intended to make this spe,
cial Easter devotional, early service
and all members are urged To be pres.
.ent. as well IS others who are inter.
ested. A special invitation Il extend
ed to visitors.
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CHRIST IS nSE
EASTER DAY SERVICES
TO Be Celebrated Tomorrow II
The Several Churches OF
The City
10 BE JOYOUS OCCASION

Tomorrow Easter Sunda has al
ways been regarded as the ery queen
or the highest Of all the Christian fes-
tivals iii the churches.
The nlourrlful season Oh Lent is
past. the Saviour has heen crucifed
and buried, and now Is Christ risen
indeed, and the first fruits of them
that slept The name ID derived from
Eostre, 4 goddess to whom the Sax
Ons and other northern nations sac
rifaced at about this season
The Paschal Or Jewish Passover.
celebrated at this time lent ito name
to the Christian Paschal season but
the precise time Tor keeping Easter
has been cause Of contention be-
tween Eastern and Western Chris
tians. Customs peculiar tothe season
are dying out Ia England bat on the
Continent paachal eggs. with colOred
shells and toys. Id the shape of 81
gantic eggs. are given amongst aIl
lclasses.
Easter Day ig observed l1y All Chris
ltians throughout the work III Che
ritual churches The day 81 observed
with more Imposing services and GER
leInonies but there is scarcely Chris
titan church that does not an this day
lrefeF iii some way u the recttOn
iof Christ from the grave.
/ I'd na0ss churches beautiful A0WerE
adOrn Tue altar and EasteF Of1erings
are made iii aU church les, the rnasical
program ii more 81 less faDOrafs agd
suggests that CEErist Ii risen. All
IChristimns are expected % ak lend s0Els
lone oe he sel.s ices on Easter De- aald
sn tie ritual elsp sches a1s uembexl
are expected to take Holy Communion
1 ssnn this day.
TomurrOw the day III AM polls viii
be observed The fOlla lsaa
churchsa 81 81 appropriate mlannsrl
gs fs
Tas following ia the d Rslcl pFca
rsanx mt the 10 SO SOsa isls Mass
Miss sdI1se Eaenels claoir sceog aae
0z zazssss
VI6i AGEas 3. g. !. ts q
Ia !. AaAlaaa't
/ Clog aan m 81 80 81 Allassllsl
j Vssia iaT IS !. : s.
1 ln i /.
Eaee
ss
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Easter HI Ss. Ann s.

The services III 81 Anne'a Episcopal
church on Easter Day will be az
follows:
Holy Communion so and 3 80.
Morning Prayer 1880,
Holy Communion and sermon, i.
Evening Service, 81
All offerings tomorrow, unless o.
psclally designated, will be for mis-
sions. on Monday and Tuesday. there
viii be services 81 TOO, 1000 and
1880
Easter Day
At the 80 o'rloAk service the music
viii be sung by ST. Cecilia choir
AT the IL o'clock service the music
win Be sung by the vested choir
Professional hymn Me- Come Ye
Faithful, Raise the Strain
-. a. 8. Sullivan
Communion Service In n Tours
Sermon hymn. No III. "AlIelulia,
Victory 81. Palestri1la
Anthem, As Ii Began no Dawn
Vincent
Recessional hymn, No. lOS, wei
come. Happy Morning" = B. Calkin
Soloists Mr.. &. Il. Clemson. tenor !;
Commander Le Bourgeois. bass:
Miss Julia Douw. soprano. AlexRnd-
er Stone, william CAN'T. Bradford
Johnson. Collin Lacy, Gilbert Hill
Jack Bowers. William Waller, Ed
ward Moss, Benjamin Sharp. Rohert
Taylor, GiIdas Metour. (boy sopra.
nos); Mrs. Wei ster, Helen DOW,
Miss Moss, Miss steel, Miss Brook,
Miss Wood, Miss Munford, Miss
Grey. sopranos: Mrs. Campbell, alto;
Mr.. Dederick, MIR. Sullivan, bass;
NTr. II Crandell. tenor; George A
Webster, organist and choirmaster,
Evening service at O'Clock.
professional hymn, No 12b, Harl
Ten Thousand Voices Sounding,
....... Dykes
Magnihcat and Nnnc Dinlittis in D.
.......s .... James Rogers
Prayer hymn, Jesus. Tender Shep-
herd. Hear Me G Al Barnard
Sermon hymn, Alleiuia, Sing 20
Jesus b. Powell
Anthem, AZ II Began 70 Dawn
...s.3. A. 8. g. Vincent
RecessiOnal hymn. No. 1IS, "At The
Lambs High Feast @. I. Elyay
There Will be q special rehearsal fcr
the members of st. Anne's choir st
Anne's church, tonight at O'Clock.
3f
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rlraf M il. Church.

Special Easter exercises will char
acterize all the services at First
Methodist Episcopal church. State
Circle, tomorrow The following rauai~
cal program will be rendered at the
morning and evening services, II 9. nj.
and 5 b. M:
Grown the Risen King.
parfse Him.
Teach BE 10 Love Thee.
Joy TO The World. :
!" Ye Slow OF Heart
Earth Gould Not Hold Him.
Life Everlasting
The following III the personnel of
the choir Organist, Daniel s. spro-
sic; soprano, Mrs. Anna Brewer; alto
Miss Emma Feidmeyer: tenors, Prof
W. ID Olsvet and Dr. Joyce; basses, DR.
lCOntinued On Page Three.l
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ARRANGEMENTS
FOR FERRY UBl
Delegations From Annapolis And
Claiborne Conferred IN Bal
tirnore Yesterday
INVITATIONS OUT SOON


Complete arrangements for the bis
double celebration Ia be staged at
each and 81 the line Nay |, whom the
annapolis Claiborne ferry ID formally
opened were made yesterday IL the
Baltimore ofElce of Governor Harring-
ton when committee from this city
met With representatives Of Queen
Anne and Calvert counties snd out
lined their plans.
AS arranged the ferry boat, sEsnegs
son 8. Harrington formerly the
Patton, Will leave claiborne at i0
o'clock Ia the morning boRnd for this
city, and carrying al who Wish to az
tend the ceremonies here. There Will
be speeches and 8 fine flRg will be
presented by Mayor Strange. Il y
also planned to have the Naval AcAd-
envy band on hand for the occasion.
The formallties here will be over III
about an hour and half. 40 one
o'clock IN the afternoon the invited
guests viii board the ferry and pro-
ceed ID Clssborne. arriving there AZ
$50 O'Clock. As soon ~ the boat Ar
riyes ii will be formally christerad
BY Mrs, Harrington, wife oK the gov-
ernor, who viii break bottle Oe
champagne over the bow
According to members Of the dela-
gasIon from Claiborne the celebration
there will last for d period ee thrae
hours. The return to Annap0lis Will
be made about $50 o'clock A buffet
lunch will be served 10 tho guests ols
the trip.
Governor Harrington said tCday
that the ferry boat will IaAve Long
Branch sometime next week and ls
expected to arrive here on or about
saturday. III Ii now being refinishsd
! and painted for the new service T. ~
to do.
Invitations for the trip Will he
/ mailed out sometime this weak.
vas announced IT the executive ~
partmens today the list Just having
been compiled
Mayor James Strange, Alderman g
wv. smith and Counsellor 0e0rgs hsall-
man composed the COMMITTEES that
represented Annapolis ~ the Conesg-
ence yesterday, while sho Clalb0gne
delegation WAS headed By Benas0r
Richard y Dodson, Of Calysrt county
there are 500. 100000 acres os talal
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There are 500. .OOO. 900 acres 0s idle
land iii the country. 5000. 900 acrss IN
New York state alone.
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,aar uaper 10 not delivers
o'clock and y0s viii
aae rs. ill2-R. d copy will
q cent BY special y
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The Monte Vista journal., 1919-08-23
UoWFD vlSfA yoURyaAD

Chapter v Of the r. Y. u. vas
siaborat-iy entertained Saturday
by AIRS. W. J. Clark and Mrs. W. =.
Woods. assisted BY Miss Lsciiis
I.oudon Al . ave oourss luncheon ~
tho Woods sosidsncc. Tbs color
sehafaa ~ss yellow aud white. The
Il. 4. v. eoiors. After the luncheon
the regular business meeting Was
held. Mrs. coslsst gave . ehs re-
port Of ,hs SsStc coavsns'o< Chap
Ter five 10 honoeed u AAviAs
representative ~ The: Ulsss- VsAnd
Chapter board. MrA Woods y
colorado's Ttsss vics Prssbdsat.
In Is32 The state caAvsauoa will
be entertained BY Chapter Five Of
Monte Vista aud Chapter A. 9. oi
Aiatiosa. The calendar for thii
years work 10 now In the hands Of
the printer and will b. chiefly oc
The Study Of Colorado"
The members present we're Mss
danes r. l.. Bishop. Hscksr. Pol
lock. 0ooddins. Brady. Corlstt. Lin
derhoim, B b. Wallace. Wsstsl
Wallace. Bushinger. Ward. VIM.
Goa. Freeman. o. W. Sylvester,
Browncil. the Misses Dsstrsch. Free.
man and Sylvia Price. Out OF
town guests were Mrs. Fraacklin Of
Omaha. Nsbr.. Mis- watkins Of
Dea Moinss. Iowa. Miss Reynolds.
Denver. Colorado. Mrs. Df. vadican
Of Ills.
Mesdsmes Clark and Woods On.
,srtained At one O'Clock luncheon
Tuesday and Wednesday Of I'll,
week. Tuesday afternoon was
spsnt In playing $500" and the
guests present wsrs Mssdanss Mac
Arthur. Morrison. Z. L. Carter
Willis Fassstt. L. b. Sylvester. Lip
sett. Bacon. Chaa. Akers. L. b. Wal
lace. Trueblood. Ksllas. Edman. Ru.
pert. Thoms. Savage, Geo. Station,
Ernie Station. Monroe Godfrey.
Godfrey. Sr.. Sims Fuller and n ~
Retta Faostt. Wednesday after
noon was devoted 10 Ksnsingtoa
and the guests we're Mssdames STAT
ton. Fassstt. silsbss, Rice. Cramsr.
Heilman. Nevitt. Reilly. Winehell.
Spear. Van Nostrand. MaGill. Henry,
McNutt. Biselow. Lilies, Blackmors.
Hutchinson. Hutchinson. sr.. Dis
que and Ray Spencer. Kerry and
J. 8. Woods and the Misses Sanford
and Ripper. 2i
aV
Mira Peter Fornwald entertained
at . seven o'clock dinner Wednse-
day evening, her guests being Rev.
Kerry and daughter. Mrs. william
Kerry Of Penrose. Colo and Miss
May Worth and her father r. b.
Worth. I'll
Mr.. and Mrs. John Macarthur en-
tertained at dinner Monday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Macarthur,
son Jack and Miss Sara Chapman.
Tho Monday evening Needle Club
met with Mrs. Corbin Wright. Mem
bers present. MesdaMes Bert Ayers,
Will Goh, Jenny. Ben Gibson. D. Z.
Smith. d. B. Savage. Fred Cameron.
Fred bunker. Bert Berry, Robert
Macarthur. Willis Tassett, John
BurEett, Ed. Heilman, Rowlette and
Ralph Mccoy and Misses Brinkworth
Lottie Blackmore. Dickerman and
Retta Fassett. Delicious refresh
| ments were served,
Miss Lucille Kirk left Thursday
for Denver after a two weeks VISIT
~ifh Me s~A NJ. - =
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Misses Faye spuriock. Josephine
Hopper sndYdns Price aud M"s~r~.
Meadows. Clemm.ns and Erickson
drove over To Aiamosa Monday .ys-
ming 10 attend the dance,
Tho Priscilla Society was enter
iAined ~ the country homo OF MrA
winifred Wright. assisted BY Mrs..
Ray Houston. Election Ut .ofnosss
for the coming year resulted ~
foLows: Pres, Mrs. shunan. Vice
President. Mrs Eagle: Secretary.
Mrs. Paul Roberto. Treasurer. xrs.
J. II. Smith. Dciilious refresh.
m-nts were served To tho following
M,-dam.s Gibson. Mcneil. Mount
Mcsdamcs Gibson. Mcneil. Mount
fort. Rowiettc. Liston. Warren.
Howard. Hart. Sherman and the
Misses webbcr. Kerr and Sylvia
Price.
Mins Elnorn Smith returned TO
her home ut Alamosa Friday eve
ming. she was the house guest Of
Miss Myrtle Mcinrcr while hero.
Miss Marion Edman entertained
Tuesday afternoon In honor Of her
friend. Miss Elnorn Stout who was
leaving that evening for Denver.
Dainty refreshments were served.
Tho guests we're Misses Heien 0ra-
ham. Edna Price. Josephine Hopper
and Pauline Wright.
Miss varine and Theima Sander
.on entertained At dinner Sunday.
Misses Ruth Riley and Edith and
May Wilson.
Mrs. Elsie Frary OF Topckn. Kan
saa. has been q guest OF Mrs. chas.
Woods this week.
Mrs. Norman Fuller entertained
at luncheon Thursday. Miss May
Worth. Mrs. Jonathon Smith and
Mrs. Maclean.
The Dorcas Society Of the ". y.
church met at the home Of Mrs. II.
n. Merchant with Mrs. Foster Mer-
chant and Mrs. Mayheid assisting A.
hostess. Election Of officers was
held and the only change was to
elect Mrs. II. n. Merchant ~ Vice
President. Those present were
Mesdames Beatty Towne. Foster.
Manecke. Tyner. r. G. Jones. Mary
Jones. Lee Smith. Maclean. Fortner.
Cheney. Goad. Sanderson. Neil and
HoRnte and the Misses Leafy San
derson. Leona Foster. Helen Che
ney and Helsp Tyner and Rev. Nc
lean.
Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Munsell enter
tained at dinner Sunday Mrs. Frank
lin. Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Con and
Con Crawford and Warren Smith Of
Horton, karsss.
Mr. and Mrs. w r. McClung and
daughter Lois and Ruth Pease Of
Colorado Springs, Mrs. T.. b. Morris
OF Chicago and Miss Gladys Ban
ming Of New York City are visiting
at the home OF Dr. ard Mrs. Mingus.
Mrs. Mingus is sister OF Mrs. Nor
ris and MIR. McClunK.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bishop. Mr..
and Mrs. Ashby Jones OF Richmond.
Va. Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Mitchell and
Miss Fern Mitchell OF Center spent
the week end at Wagon Wheel Gap.
Or. and Mrs. Vadican, Mrs. Che
ney. Alice Bishop. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bishop and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bishop motored to Silver
Lakes Monday where they enjoyed
several days outing.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-08-23
SOCIETY

III
Miss Bodino and Mias Florence
Cramcr wor. guests at dinner In
tho home Of Mira N. l.. Carr Aon-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Henry on
tcrtained Sunday At dinner Mr.. and
Mrs. Bodinc and daughter. Mtss
Hazel OF Oklahoma. Mr.. and Mrs.
n. l.. Carr. Turner Carr. Mr. and
Mrs. Win stephens and Eek Far
row.
Miss Maurice Jones entertained
number OF nor friends At dinner
Sunday. Guests wcrc MsMrs Paul
Henderson OF Indiana. virgii Hell
mick. Edward Wright. Glenn Fryer
and Misses Edith Hslmick and
Margaret Mahi.
Tho friends and relatives Of Mrs.
Tracy Wright gave her . surprise
on Saturday evening In honor Of
her twenty-ciGhth birthday. Mr..
and Mrs. Wright were At town and
upon their return found the merry
crowd anxiously awaiting them.
They had brought In several tables
which they had decorated very at
tractiveiy in red and green. Those
present: Mr.. and Mra. Joe Wright
Mr.. and Mrs L. f. Wright and fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Wright and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wright and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Cook.
Mr.. and MIRA Harvey Wright and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius BE-
craft and family. Mr. and Mrs. Roy
David and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Matthias and family. Bert
Matthias. Miss Edith Donaldson. Mr..
md Mrs. Run and family. Mrs.
McFee. Mrs. Shirley and Miss Inez
Gcrsley. Delicious refreshments
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Matthias en-
tertained at dinner Sunday. Their
guests were MIR. and Mrs. Charles.
Anson. Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Miner
and DR.. J. F. Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Kennels.
entertained at dinner Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. J. T. Tyncr and daughter.
Helen. Mr.. and Mrs Marguerite
Tyner and Miss Thelma Sanderson
were their guests.
Mrs. Geo. Michael entertained in
honor OF Mrs. Mary Michael Of Rem
ssalner. Ind; Mrs. B. II. ,Tarwater
and children Of Galiatin. Mo-, Mrs.
c. r Sanderson and two children.
Lauren and Esther and Mrs. Low
Jones and children at dinner Fri
day.
a large number OF Monte Vista
people and visitors from other towns
enjoyed the dance on the open air
pavilion Tuesday evening. The
music was furnished by n Pueblo
orchestra and was OF tho very
finest.
Mr.. Bowsher and Mrs. Bramer
entertained Mt an elaborate chicken
dinner Tuesday evening. their guests
beng: Mr.. and Mrs George God
Trey and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Godfrey OF Elkhart, Ind,
and Mrs. Manecke and Miss Blanche
Fellows OF Albuquerque. N. NJ.
Miss Edna Price most delightfully."-
entertained at six O'Clock dinner and
slumber party last Friday in hon.
or OF Miss Aileen Goad Of Denver
and Miss Louise Atterbury OF Farm
ington. New Mexico. The following
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-08-23

Mr.. and Mrs. John Macarthur en-
tertained at dinner Monday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Macarthur,
son Jack and Miss Sara Chapman.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-08-23

Miss Lucille Kirk left Thursday
Tor Denver after a two weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. D. 4. Mccoy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-08-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Matthias en-
tertained at dinner Sunday. Their
guests were MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Anson. Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Miner
and DR.. J. r. Stevens.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-08-23

Mira Peter Fornwald entertained
at seven o'clock dinner Wednss-
day evening. her guests being Rev.
Kerry and daughter. MrH. william
Kerry Of Penro~e. Colo and Miss
May Worth and her father r. b.
Worth.