Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-08-04
oLDiERs HOME NOTES
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Adjutant and Mrs. Lawrence took
. flying trip to Denver on Sunday
night, returning in time for the
stampede parade ON Wednesday.
Nrs. Horace B. Chapman came
last week to sss her husband, whe
has been in the hospital for some
time. and they are occupying cot,
tags No. during her stay.
Colonel and Mrs. Hogle entertain
ed at dinner on Friday Of last week.
Covers were laid for eighteen and
the tables beautifully decorated In
a scheme Of red and white. . larg.
basket OF carnations forming the
center piece. After the repast the
guests adjourned to the assembly
hall to listen to the Olinger quartet
OF Denver. by radio. but the condi-
tion OF the atmosphere prevented .
clear transmission Of the voices,
although they were plainly discsfh-
able through the static. The re-
maindsr OF the evening was spent
at the cottage with music by Mr..
and Mrs.. Charles Bishop and Mrs.
Hogls and solo dancing by Misses
Helen and Dorothy Downing and
Alice Bishop. The list of guests in.
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Lauer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bishop, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bishop. and daughter
Alice. Mrs. Alice b. Cheney, OF
Monte Vista. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Lauer and little Margaret, of Cen
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lauer.
Misses Dorothy and Helen and Mas
ter Dick Downing of Oklahoma.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hall has been con-
fined to her bed for the past week
and IL still quite i'll.
Mrs. Brasier Hunt had a serious
attack Of Indigestion on Wednesday,
Mr.. Shay OF the hospital had sew
oIkt viettoib hioW AosoAahu oh
Thursday.
Mrs. Warner has been having Z
visit from her daughter Mrs. Brad
shaw and granddaughter Miss
Bradshaw this week
Mrs. Merrill OF the main dining
- ha t.k
list for the past few days.
Mrs. Hogle responded to . re-
quest to sing At the services At the
Sargent community school house on
Sunday. The services were COM
memorative Of Fathers Day" and
were preceded by an interesting
program BY the Sunday school. ap-
propriate to the day. Mrs. Hogle
sang "Blessed are the Merciful' Of
the "Beatitudes" with Mrs. Anna
Reid At the piano. The community
school idea Is proving . wonderful
success in this locality. not only to
the rising generation but to the
adult population of the surrounding
country. More than seventy-five
autos were parked on the campus.
The Sunday school numbered over
two hundred. In attendance. and the
congregation which filled the large
assembly room TO capacity was an
up TO date. alert. intelligent looking
asssmbisgs that would have done
credit TO any metropolitan gather
ing. With the advent Of tho COM
munity school has vanished the last
remnant OF the old time idea Of the
Country Jake. in the language Of his
srstwhils self There Amt NO ssch
animal" The automobile and the
school have banished him forever.
Nr. Glen Todd the efficient super
istsndsnt and his accomplished wife
satsrtained At dinner Colonel and
Mrs. Hogls and Mesdamss Reid and
LoAow Of the Home.
TAs Home vas we'll represented In
the crowds IN attendance st the
parade on Wednesday the opsning
day. Of the great Stampede and At
the afternoons exercises. the Home
grounds being practically deserted.
Changes IN the Home psrsoasl-
To furlough. W. X. Hewitt. Mrs.
Briggs. Mrs. Gibson. Mrs. Arm.
strong. Mrs.. Clark. From furlough
Ersak Phelps. Alex Judd. Dis
charged. Frank Allen. George A.
veaAsr.