The Arvada enterprise., 1923-07-05
WESTMINSTER
MARY J. Gregory

I service Sunday morning IN Coai
| Creek canon with an attendance OF
/ sixty people. The congregation
gathered in a secluded spot among
\ the trees for the sermon. After an
/ impressive outdoor service dinner
was served Westminster church Is
among the first to adopt this annual
/ outdoor church service In the
mountains.
Miss Eleanor Hosmer has been
/ visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. NJ. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Hanks left
early Saturday morning BY automo-
bile for Alma. Mrs. Jennie Luce
Denver accompanied them. They
made the trip up through the Platte
canon and visited with friends in
Alma. While there they visited the
Hoosier pass on the continental di-
vide, finding much snow. They re-
turned Sunday, their round trip
measuring about two hundred and
twenty-five miles. A rain and hail
storm at Bailey on the return trip
was the only stormy weather they
encountered.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. O'Neil of Den
yer and Mrs. Bailey Of st: Louis,
Mo-, were guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Gaming We'd
nesday of last week.
Mrs NJ. A. Shipman enjoyed a Wis
it Sunday from her brother and his
wife of Englewood.
A number of girls are showing
much interest in the Canning club,
which held its first meeting at the
home OF Miss Wanda Carrigan on
Tuesday afternoon. Miss Eva Floy
Smith of the Home Economics de-
partment of the Agricultural col
lege at Fort Collinss will give can
ming demonstration here July J |.
The Girls SEWING club met at the
home of Mr.. McCrea last week and
at Mrs. Wilson's house Thursday
afternoon. Miss Smith of Fort Col
Inns and County Agent Robertson
were present at the meeting lass
week. More than twenty have JON
ed this club. The girls will probably
have many interesting EXHIBITS
ready for Westminster Community
fair early in September. Mrs. Ray
j. Boyd is leader Of the Sewing club.
Alexander Mcdonald and his son
returned Sunday from a successful!
vacation fishing trip. Leaving here
week ago Saturday they motored
all night, making 335 miles in IA
hours. They motored through Can
on City, Salida, and Gunnison to
Cebolla. On crossssing the CONT
mental divide at an altitude of over
1000 feet, they found snow four
feet high on either side Of the road.
oil avlianrp
Mcdonald and his son found the
fishing excellent and during the
few days they spent there caught
over IA hundred trout which ranged
from ten inches to two and a lalf
pounds.
Members Of the Westminster Attn.
letic club and few friends ENJOYED
a barn dance at the Deter place Sat
urday evening. Decorations were
of yellow crepe paper and the Ii shts
were japanese lanterns and gaso-
line lamps. Part of the time the
music was furnished by a grapho-
phor. ar part of the time by Gift
ford Null with MS violin and NJ. A
Sripman ~ = NJ q itar. O'.e spec
ia! feature 4 the evening wa, ne
'ancing Of the Virginia reel. Lunch
was served.
Mr.. and Mrs FcY,e Il Denver
md MIR and Mrs. War. ~ oil TAI
ifornia VISITED Ms. II. +. ianung
Sunday aad 1tnlhl tie CA on
service Of the Westminster church.
Miss Bertha Wilson was married
early last week to c. E. Barrett and
they are now at their new home at
Tabernash. BarrettS parents are
visiting them.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Radinsky of
Denvy visited friends here Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woods Of Bradburn
avenue, have a new baby born last
week.
Miss Edith Long visited her great
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Lewis at Eastlake from Sunday un-
til the Fourth.
that after visiting their sister at
Walla Walla, Wash, she and Mrs.
Phillips are now at st. Helen's.
Their friends there were holding q
reception to the Ladies' Aid society
in their honor. :,
The daily Vacation Bible school
began its sessions last week with
Mrs. A. c. McClelland as principal.
The school is being held at the
church with about twenty-five chill
dren in attendance, The school has
an interesting program Of games,
Bible study. hand craft work and
stories. and is simla.' to the ones
being conducted in Denver churches.
The hours are from Q until ll.3O n.
M. each day. With the cooperation
of the parents TO keep up regularity
of attendance. this school should be
of great value.
Miss Mary Bays Of New Orleans,
arrived Sunday for visit at the
home Of her aunt, Mrs. w. I,
Stuckey. Miss Boys, who is an ac-
complished musician. has many
friends here and they are glad to
welcome her to Westminster again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Longnecker
and MIR. and Mrs. ID. II: LongnecKer