The Arvada enterprise., 1923-03-29
Westminster
MARY j. Gregory

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w. J. Jones has returned after
several weeks stay in Keensburg
Colo, and can now be secured for
carpenter and painting work.
Mrs. o. D. Satterlee is spending
her spring vacation at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Loveland on Fed
eral boulevard.
Mr.. Rifle of Denver has moved
into one of Mrs. Louise Wilson's cot.
tages on Federal boulevard.
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Schmitt and
family have moved into the house at
the corner Of Lowell boulevard and
Walnut street, which is owned by
Mrs. Louise Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles N. Brock and
family motored to Boulder on busi-
ness trip one day last week.
Mrs. Mahin, her sister, Mrs. Peter
son., and Roy Miller, Mrs. Mahin's
son-in-law, have moved to Denver
and they are now living at 1928 CO.
roma street. Mr.. Miller still holds his
position at w. T. Stuckey's store.
The WOman's Missionary society
of Westminster church met on Thurs
day afternoon of last week at the
home of Mrs. H. F. Mills. Mrs. F.
r. Aldrich led the devotional service
on the subject, "The Great Gift of
Gods Son" Mrs. Myrtle Ricketson
conducted the study of the last half
Of the mission study textbook,
Building With India" Mrs. Aldrich,
Mrs. Moffett and Mrs. Ricketson dis
cussing the different chapters. Miss
O'Gorman, Mrs. Gaming and Mrs.
Aldrich were appointed delegates to
attend the annual meeting of the
Presbyterial society to be held in
April at the First Avenue Presby-
terian church, Denver. During the
social hour the hostesses served salad,
sandwiches and cocoa.
Mrs. L. G. Phillips of Denver was
out last Thursday to attend the mis-
sionary meeting.
Mrs. Jesse Bowles was the guest of
friends at luncheon in Denver last
Thursday.
In spite Of very stormy weather
on Wednesday of last week number
Of people took advantage of the
aluminium sale put on by w. T.
Stuckey. As the Bowles sale was
postponed six days, Mr.. Stuckey very
kindly offered the Ladies' Aid COM
mittee q counter in his store, where
they could sell the lunch they had
prepared for the auction. NJ. s.
Moffett also helped to sell part of
the supplies, so that the ladies could
report . profit in spite of the storm.
Miss Lucille McClelland left the
latter part Of last week for Yuma,
Cnvn xayhApo ahA x,s10 .nA~l h>~
spring vacation, visiting her mother,
who Is teaching there.
A recent letter from Mrs. Ward C.
May born, formerly Of this place, tells
Of the unusually cold weather they
have been experiencing in Dallas,
Texas. saying thew felt the cold more
than they ever did here. Their son
Frank IL now president Of the fresh
man class In the University Of Colo
rado and y . regular writer for
Silver and Gold.
Mrs. r. ". Day was quite III ssv-
eral days last wsk, but Il able TO be
out again.
Z. v. Ayrss Of Denver u rs-deeo-
rating the interior Of Professor Gil
lespis's houss.
ka sad M. u. A. 6Aipnsn were
guosts Of NJ. and Mn. Peek Of South
Denver at dinner last Sunday.
Mrs. A. u Coehrans has recovered
from . severe attack Of hu. ehs
recently received . box Of spring
flowers from her sister. nrs. Henry
House. who % spending the winter In
Fresno. Cal. The dainty little blue
lilies kept fresh for two weeks after
arrival.
The stormy weather had M damp
ening effect on the Sunday school at
tendance, fortv-three being present.
A feature Of the church service was
q duet by Mrs. Mount and Mrs. New
comb.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Van Scoy and
son Glen, Mrs. f. B. Bowles and son
Lawrence and Mrs. T. f. Patrick are
planning q trip to California. Some
Of the nartv will probably 90 by
train and the others will motor
through. Mr.. Van Scoy has brother
in California.
Three dollars will bring you The
Enterprise and She Country Gentle
man, each for one year. Send your
order to Miss Mary Gregory.
More than eighty couples gathered
ut the Westminster grange hall last
Saturday night for the first Of n
series Of dances to be given under
the auspices of Westminster grange,
No. 1874. The music. furnished by
the Broomfield orchestra, was excep-
tionally good. Mines. r. C. Van
Scoy. T. f. Patrick and Bert House
and C. A. Marshall comprised the
decorating committee. Delicious re-
freshments Of ice cream, cake, coffee
and lemonade were served. Many
from Broomfield, Lakewood, Arvada
and Denver were present. A COM
mittec was appointed TO look after
the machines. Bert A. House is mas
ter of this grange.
1t is hoped that the people Of the
community will be present at West
voipsf or church NEXT Sunday mOrniny