The Arvada enterprise., 1923-12-27
Mrs. George Hughes gave piano

solo.
A male trio from the Pillar of Fire
Messrs. Wendell Bridwell, Wesley
Tomlin and William Stats, sang 6
| beautiful setting of I'VE Three Kings
of the Orient Are. Miss Jean Nc
Donald, accompanied by Mr.. Lamb al
the piano, sang the Cradle song from
the Nativity" by Henry Housely
Wendell Bridwel sang "Life's Lula.
by" and for an encore Believe Me
if all those Endearing Young
! Charms"
Miss McDonald's encore was Luth-
er's away in a Manger."
The chorus then sang "The First
Novel;" an old English Christmas
carol, sung to the traditional music.
The solo parts were taken by Berton
Williams, Mrs. J. D. Mount, Miss Nc
Donald, Miss Betty Spangler and by
VIM. Martin.
After announcement by Mr.. Nc
Donald of concert to be given in
the latter part of January, the pro-
gram Sioseu ny l!ie "Hoie auuicHIe
joining together with the choir in
"Joy to the World, the Lord is Come"
and the benediction.
Many were the expressions of sat
isfaction over the happy evening.
After the leadership of Mr.. McDon-
aid, great praise is due to the excel
lent accompaniment on the piano by
Mrs. Hughes.
Miss Ehret attended the annual
banquet Of the Tuesday Musical club
last Wednesday in Denver.
II. T. Gaming and son Horatio at
tended the father and son banquet at
Central Christian church Tuesday
night.
Miss Carolyn Kimball, teacher of
the intermediate grades, left Friday
evening for her home in Kansas to
spend the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Wood enter
tanned at Christmas dinner their mar
ried daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Kinney of Colorado Springs, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Patterson and son of Denver
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hillyan and family
of Denver.
Miss Ehret has presented her resig-
nation at teacher of the primary
grades in the Westminster grade
schools.
Sunday evening, the Community
chorus surprised their leader, Alex
ander Mcdonald, by presenting him
with a very handsome snakewood
baton with sterling silver mounting
in a plushlined case.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald and their
daughters were run into while re-
turning from church Sunday by an
other automobile driven by Mr..
Platt. Their machine was wrecked
and Mr.. Mcdonald suffered broken
collar bone and other injuries.
Among the pleasant Christmas sur
prises was one enjoyed by W. J.
Gregory when representative Of Ar
vada Lodge No. las, l. o. o. F., pre-
sented him with fine turkey as a
mark of their appreciation for his
services in translating the correspon-
dence between the lodge and the lit
tie French war orphan that the lodge
has adopted.
Dottie Newcomb was kept from
school several days by u severe cold
but recovered in time to enjoy the
Christmas program.
Mrs. J. d. Mount and daughter
Jean left Christmas day for short
visit with her parents in Rapid City,
South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry D. Gregory
and son and Mrs. Geo. P. Hawkins,
Miss Marjorie Hawkins and Ralph
and Ronald Hawkins, all of Denver,
spent Christmas day with Mr.. and
Mrs. W. j. Gregory.
The Christian Endeavor society is
to hold business meeting and social
ut the home of Rev and Mrs. W. J.
Gregory Friday evening.
Miss Martha Oleson spent Christ.
mas with Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Irwin
in Rocky Ford.
Miss Virginia Roop Of Monte Bello
Calf, has been visiting friends in