Gunnison news-champion., 1923-08-10
Baldwin
Ne~.-ChamPIaH oorre.ps.s.a.-


Tuesday, AuTus, :
! Miss Ruth Walker. sister Of Mrs.
/ Geo Fge, left Monday for Drlta 70
visit for a few weeks
Fred Dohlman and Harold Allen
OF Smith Hill, came over Sat1rday %
spend = fe~ days with rela:i, e.
Mr. and Mr.. Joe Cipolinia naotored
/ % SapInego Sunday and spent the
. day with Sir. and Mrs. Rocco Santa
rc.H. Mis- Lucille returned with
them 10 vIEit for a few days.
Mr.. Graham, deputy mine Inspector
accompanied by his wife. were quests
% Mr.. and Mrs Victor opranGi dur
ing their stay here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Oprandi, &C.
companied by Rudolph Frye and
lanli mUt0Hed 20 Ggnnison Tuf=fay
evening TO see Where the Gu -on
River Flows
Mr. and Nh John PatborSek mot
O1sI % S&liIa the other day, from
where Mr. Fatborsek took II tram
for Carbonate. where she vi si:
her parent.
Frank L4ndinc Of Sioux City. Iva.
arrived Wednesday for a two are es'
racati0n. lie wiii stop at Il, and
enoH ranch during his stay. They
are old-umc friends.
After spending the past two eeks
visiting relatives, Mr.. ard Nj Jas.
Hare and children returned O. The
C0lumbIEe mine, whore Mr. Hasr re-
sumes his duties Is mine FORE.
Among the Baidwinites who r.-gr-
cd TO Haunita for the dane ~aIur-
day ami 4 plunge in the poo. acrp
Mrs. Carl Si!ka, Mrs. Frank b us -,
and son Edward. Mrs. Anna ). "A,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Piloni and 4llgh-
or Lucy, Margaret Zeilinger, Lucille
Chase, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Harr and
children, James and Martin, CAM
Oprandi, Miss Jennie killian. James
Pressler. Murile Wright, Joe Crztel,
Mn. c. o. Anderson, Miss Eth An
derson, AIbin Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. II. Sanders and son, Herman: And
rev DOhlman, Mr. and Mrs Harold
Allen and sons, Jack and Freddie.
Freda and Edwin Dohlman.
Social Doings Among Bald whites
Mrs. Peter Gardiner was hostess at
a charming party "Wednesday after
noon at her home, entertaining in
honor OF her niece, Mrs. Wilma Jones
who, with her mother. is visiting here
from ilotchkiss. The color scheme
was pink and white aud was reflected
in the vases OF blossoms ard in the
dainty luncheon served at five o'clock.
Mrs. c. o. Anderson was hostess to
quite crowd of friends and relatives
at tn. Anderson home last Saturday
night. Arrangements were carried
out IN japanese style. The lawn had
been fixed especially for the occasion,
japanese lanterns were placed in
groups and flowers were so arranged
that il was like a large garden; .
small booth occupied prominent
place, where iced tea and lemonade
was served by Miss Ethel Anderson,
dressed as japanese girl. What
Mrs. Anderson called eats" was
really feast, served by Japanese
mattresses. The remainder Of the
evening was spent in playing games
and music. AS the crowd departed,
there was heard on every side express
sions of pleasure for 4 most enjoyable
evening.
Baldwin and community received
quite a surprise when William Mes
beth, one of our popular young ranch
men, went to Gunnison last Monday
and brought home Mrs. Mary Bosom,
mis- bride. The ceremony was perform
ed in Gunnison in the presence of A
few intimate friends and the family.
After their return TO Mr.. Sesbeth's
ranch Monday evening. large num-
Der of his Baldwin and Ohio Greek
friends gathered and rendered them
a charivaIi. After entrance to the
house was gained, the jolly crowd
L., 4
on dispensing wished the newlyweds
many happy years of married life.
The Phillip Pressler home was the
scene Of merry party Tuesday
evening Some fifty guests gathered
honor of Mrs. Ada killian and iaugh-
ter. Jennie, Mrs. Hattie Deberfy and
Mrs. Kate Doyle, sisters of Mrs. Pres
past two weeks, departing for their
homes Wednesday. Tables were
placed in the spacious rooms and dec
Grated with garden and mountain
flowers. Cards and games We're play
ed. Several of the girls put on a
l'u. X. A. Nut Circus" and deserve
credit. Margaret Zeilinger played
King Tut; Archie and Arnold Press
Ter, the Nutola Twins, giving some
very clever dances and songs, James
Pressler rode bareback on his wood
en- horse, who behaved beautifully;
Joe Cristel was very clever in his
clog dance under the title of Uncle
Tom" the "DiNie Cake Walkers"
Muriel Wright and Marie Dollard.
were exceptionally good, and the rid
ing circus closed, with the entire cast
singing Three O'clock in the Morn
ing after which Mrs. Pressler serv-
ed ice cream, cake cookies, coffee and
other dainties. Mrs. Geo. Frye and
Mrs Carroll Jones were highly COM
plimented at the piano. At a late
hour the crowd gradually dispersed,
and it was heard on every side: ave
sure had good time