The Arvada enterprise., 1923-05-03

The school election will be held a'
the schoolhouse next Monday.
The dance given by the Athletic
club last Saturday evening was at
tended by . large crowd. The clut
will clear about $50.
Mrs. H. T. Gaming and son Horatic
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pence
Of Denver on = motor trip to Boulder
Little Miss June Stoll interested
the whole Sunday School last Sunday
with her well-told story Of the Gar
den Of Eden, which was illustrated BY
a small representation Of the Garden
Miss Lucille McClelland told the story
Of Ruth, which was the lesson for the
older pupils. She gave it in very
vivid style. The superintendent OF
the school, F. C. Davis. has q very
pleasing variety in the exercises OF
the school.
The garage which M. A. shipman
is putting up first on his new prop
erty on Kentucky street is rapidly
nearing completion. w. J. Jones il
helping Mr.. Shipman with the car.
penter work.
The Ladies' Aid society Of West
minister church will meet with Mrs.
w. J. Gregory Thursday afternoon
Of next week, May 10, at two o'clock.
Al the ladies Of the community are
cordially invited to attend.
The "super six" no longer reign
alone in their chosen art in Westmin.
ster for the field Of dramatic art has
been invaded by a newly organized
club known by the clever name "The
Six Superettes". The president Of
the new organization is Miss Dorothy
Finch, vice president, Miss Clarisse
Piquette; secretary, Miss Zola Gan
une; treasurer, Miss Betty spaneler;
and the committee is Miss Rosina Pi
quctte and Miss Wanda Carrigan.
The eighth grade graduating class
Of the Westminster school has or
ganized. electing the following Off
GERS: President, Betty Spangler; vice
president. Clarissa Piquette; secre-
tary. Mary Quigley. The class motto
is Rowing not Drifting, the class
colors are green and gold and the
class flower is the rose. The mem
bers Of the class are Stella Wilson,
Lottie Wilson. Agnes Mcdonald,
Mary Quigley, Betty Spangler and
Clarissa Piquette.
The Camp Fire girls and their
guardian. Miss Wilson, were the
guests Mt surprise party given by
Mrs. McCrea for her daughter. Ona
in honor of her birthday on wednes-
day evening Of last week The girls
held a council fire, played games, and
enjoyed refreshments of ice cream |
and birthday cake. Those present
were Miss Wilson. the Misses Mary
Kracht. lola Gaming, Rosina and
Clarissa Piquette. Wanda Carrigan,
and Mabel Rnnum.
Wednesday evening of last week. a
surprise party was given In honor Of
Mrs. Edward Gnos. whose birthday it
was. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. r. C. Van Scoy and Glenn Van
Scoy W., md Mrs. T. II. Railsback,
Iamoa Railsback. Mr.. and Mrs. T. f.
Patrick, Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Marshall.
the Mi.cs Myrtle House and Olga and
Alice Larson ard Oscar Larson.
Games were played and refreshments
served. .
F. s. Strnwson is building a garage !,
on the property he owns on Monte
yuma avenue.
A daughter. Mary Louise. was born
Wednesday, April 25, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Bowles.
Mrs. Elsie Morehead has recovered
from her attack Of tonsilitis.
Mr.. George Holden was down from
Cheyenne last week and expects to be
here again this week looking after his
property on Federal boulevard. He
hopes to set out number of trees.
Claude Knapp has moved his fam
lily here from Mystic. Nebraska They
are occupying the Cummings place
on Lowell! boulevard. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cox and family have moved into the
Brewer place and the Wilson's are
now living with Mrs. F.. b. Bowles.
MIR. Knapp is cousin of Mrs. Bruce
Bowles.
Mrs. Bcrgstrom and children of
Hudson visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. A. Shipman last week.
At the meeting of the Women's
society held Thursday af-
tcruon of last week Mt the home of
Mrs. Rickotson. the devotional serv-
ice was led by Mrs. II. 7. Ganung.