The Arvada enterprise., 1923-05-31
WESTMINSTER
(Mary J. Gregory

and music was furnished by MISS
Zola Gaming. The cast of charac-
tiers follows: Elma, a mortal child,
Gordon Brewer, Elma, a fairy child,
Elizabeth Spangler, Fairy queen, Lu-
cile McClelland, Moonbeam, Elma's
fairy godmother, Marjorie Davis,
Puck, a naughty elf, Rena Wetherell
Fays, Novella Arnold, Elizabeth
Knapp, Elizabeth Arnold, Elinor
Brock, Ardella Finch and Elinor
Bowles, Elves, Rena Wetherell.
Wanda Carrigan, Grace Bowles and
Margaret Cop, Pages, Helen and
Bessie Wetherel, Fairy duet dance
by Elizabeth and Novela Arnold.
The costumes and flowers were at
tractiVe and the performance well
given. After the program ice cream
and cake were sold, the proceeds of
the evening amounting to S25.
An interesting program on mis-
sionary work in Mexico was given
by Mrs. F. W. Day at a meeting OF
the Society held last Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. o. NJ.
Hanks. Refreshments were served.
A public meeting in the interest of
Westminster community fair is be-
ing planned.
The Super Six were recently the
guests of the Six Superettes at the
home of Miss Zola Gaming for a
oily evening. Sandwiches, cake and
cocoa were served.
Mrs. G. P. Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs.
II. D. Gregory and little son visited
at the Gregory home Friday and Sat
urday.
DR. II. |. Kerr of the church exten-
sion board, together with a Denver
architect, We're present Mt meeting
Of the Building committee held at
the home of l.. D. Chase Thursday.
Mrs. Morehead entertained a num-
Der of little boys and girls in honor
of her daughter Susan's seventh
birthday. Tables We're set under the
trees and presented dainty appear
arce. the decorations being in pink.
Little clothes min dolls We're fea-
ture and each child present he'd
favor. Little Miss Susan received
mauv urrsual md useful gifts,
Mics Svhil Smith has acccntei
position to teach in the Aurora
school next winter.
Mrs Seawnll is ENJOYING visit
fro~' hor sister from neertdai'.
The Niesee Bessie Con and 7ola
GHr"r~ and Gordon Brown and Rer-
ton Williar,s attended the county
Sunday school convention at Brigh-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Phillips and
family of Denver and Mr.. Phillips
mother of Aurora Nebr. visited here .
ST t''ay and took lunch lat the .
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Day.
Mr. Naldivia and family plan TO
go lu the mountains for the summer
to raise head lettuce. Some of the
family started to CRANKY Saturday
but found Berthoud Pass blocked by
snow. 1t will probably not be open
for a1 favs yet.
Misses Martha and Ella Oleson
and Louise Piquetc gave very de-
The O,l~on home IN honor of Miss
Sybil Smith and Miss Bertha Wilson
There We're sixteen guests present
who cuoyed a jolly evening of games
and music. Refreshments we've
served.
Mr. and Mrs. Mcintosh of Mum,
Colo. who are on their way to Texas
~ automobile visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Scoy and son
Glen, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cum
mings and little daughter, and Law
-ence Bowles have reached Long
Beach, California, after pleasant
rip. They visited the petrificd for
'st and the Grand canon on the way.
Mr.. Van Scoy and Mr. Cummings
and Mr.. Bowles had no trouble in
'rlr work Mt once on their arriv
al in California. They have taken
An apartment on American Ave.
Orman Finch suffered a stroke of
paralysis Saturday morning. He was
seriously i'll for time but has re-
covered remarkably well.
\ son, Peter. was born Friday ev
rniug May %, to Mr.. and Mrs. Sea-
wall at their home on Sheridan Blvd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Jacobson and
family Of Littleton have moved into
their new home here.
Carl L. French is seriously i'll at
his home with lung congestion. His
sister from Kansas City has arrived
and Mrs. Frcnchs aunt from Chicago
came Sunday. Late reports show he
is resting more easily.
Mrs. Jesse Bowlcs was q guest at
a banquet at he NcTopolc hotel Sat
urlay. The guests were all former
teachers Of the Ashland school.
Mr.. Brock invited Mr.. Chnmplin
OF Denver who had travelled extern
sivo'v IN Egypt and Syria on bhsi-
ness to tell Of his observations Of
hospitals. It was very
evident that he regarded this work
as ~ unrivalled Importance in the
spread Of the Gospel.
Walter g. Dodds Of the Princeton
Theological seminary. is making
census Of Westminster community
church parish preparatory to putting
on a campaign for the new building
d. Spykes,ra, who has purchased
the NJ. A. Shipman ranch Is having
all the buildings on his new place
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Dunn Of ISttlcton
were guests at dinner n, the home OF
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