The Colorado statesman., 1921-12-31
DENVER, COLORADO SATURDAY. DECEMBER 81 1921
Boulder, Colo, News
I'VE ARE again having nice
w. weather after our late snow
storm of last week.

w weather after our late snow
w storm of last week.
Well Xmas is past and every one is
looking forward to Il happy New Year.
All so far report that they had fine
Nmas.
Last Thursday evening Mr.. White,
husband of the president of the Cedar
Art Club, Mrs. Mary White, gave a tur-
key for the ladies. Covers were laid
for ten, namely, Mr.. and Mrs. White,
host and hostess; Rev. Carter, Mrs.
Washington and daughter, Mrs. Chrys-
Ter, Mrs. s. b. Harris and son Richard,
Mrs. Linsley, Miss c. Ruclker. The ia
BILE was decorated with a miniature
Xmas tree in the center of the table,
with candles arranged tastefully
around Mrs. White had n real menu: ::
Grape juice, turkey with dressing
sweet spuds,s escalloped oysters,
mashed Irish spuds, cranberry jell,
picked apples, bread and butter, ice
cream, pound cake and fruit cake, can
dy. 1t was a complete surprise to the
club members and each one highly ap-
precated their hospitality.
Christmas eve night was celebrated
by the Sunday school and friends in
the form of a program and Xmas tree
at Allen Chapel.
The first number on the program
was the Battle Hymn of the Repub-
lic," sung by the audience. Prayer by
the pastor, Rev. Carter. Next number,
"Joy to the World" sung by five boys
and two girls. Recitation, christmas
Day Is Here" by Helen McVey. In
strumental solo, James Chrysler. Scrip
ture reading, Helen Horner
Calvary" instrumental solo, Sarah
Carter. Recitation by Richard Harris,
Merry Christmas" Song, "Silent
Night" sung by five boys, two girls.
Recitation, Ralph Mcvey, what Shall
We Have ON the Christmas Tree
Solo, sung by Miss Marie Townsend,
"Out Where the West Begins" Reel
tation, Bells Are Ringing" Leroy Nor
rison. Solo, Miss Goldie Mosley,
Dearest and Best of ALL" Recitation
by Carl Horner, Little Mouse" Come
All Ye Faithful sung by five boys and
two girls. Recitation, I'm the Name OF
the King" by Helen Horner. lnstru-
mental solo, Yvette Horne. Recitation
by Muriel Wharton, ''It Is Christmas.
Recitation by Fredie Wharton, "rhe
First Christmas Gift" Song, "Hark, l
Hear the Angels Sing" six boys and
two girls. Remarks by the pastor.
Sunday morning Rev. Carter spoke
from the Birth of Christ and What it
Means to the World"
Sunday night there was program
rendered by the Missionary Society of
the Allen Chapel.
81 VIII Sing the Wondrous Story,
chorus. Prayer by Rev. Jackson. "All
Hail the Power of Jesus Name, in
concert. Speech by Mrs. Goodall.
Lords Prayer" in concert. Holy,
Holy, Holy" song in concert, Scrip
ture reading, Luke ., 1-21, Mrs. b. q.
Chrysler. Solo, Mrs. Morrison, Face
TO Face" Recitation by Helen McVey.
Duet, Mrs Chrysler and Mrs. Tinsley'
."Glory to God in the Highest" Paper
by Mrs. Richard, missionary Effort by
and Among Women" Song, Peace on
Earth" Helen Wharton. Instrumental
solo, James Chrysler. Duet, Rev. Car
ter and Mr.. Paige. Instrumental, Miss
Sarah Carter. Song by choir, HE Is
the One" Talk by Mrs. Carter, 1.-The
Kings business" Dwelling in Beulah
Land" sung in concert.
AT the Baptist Church mt night a pro
gram was rendered. Joy to the
World" sung in chorus. He Walks
With Me-" Marie and Ethel Townsend.
Instrumental, Miss c. Wharton. Duet
Mrs. Chrysler and Mrs. Tinsley- In