The Arvada enterprise., 1923-01-25

The Ollnger Quartet has been Sc
cured by the Ladies' Aid Society to
give an entertainment at the Grange
hall on Monday evening, February
9th. Every one who heard the splen-
did program given by the Olinger
Quartet here last fall will want to
hear their new program. This is n
very musical treat.
Westminster Sunday school pre-
sented several unusual features last
Sunday. In the primary department.
Mrs, A. NJ. Benedict, Superintendent,
the birthdays of two of the Cradle
Roll members were observed with
special prayer, song and birthday
cake. The honor guests were Marion
Hamm and Luells Williams. Mrs.
Gregory is superintendent of the
Cradle Roll department. In the main
school there. was n soprano solo by
Mrs. Benedict. The junior girls
class, under the direction of their
teacher, Miss Doris Spangler, pre-
sented a beautiful pageant in cos
tune, depicting the visit Of the queen
Of Sheba to King Solomon. Miss
Virginia Calkins took the part Of
King Solomon, and Miss Grace
Bowles represented the queen of
sheba. Appropriate Bible passages
were recited and King Solomon
white-robed chorus of girls sang.
There were pages bearing gifts. IT
was a very effective presentation of
this class lesson for the day.
The superintendent of the school,
Mr.. F. s. Davis, gave out coin cards
and started contest to close at
Easter. the various classes in the
school competing to see which can
raise the largest sum toward the new
church building fund.
The young ladies' class. taught by
Mrs. F. w. Day, has inspired the
whole school by pledging one hundred
dollars for the building fund.
The Westminster Athletic Club
will serve an oyster supper at the
Grange hall on Saturday evening,
January 27, from 5 to o'clock, after
which there will be dancing. Oysters
will be served fried, stewed and raw
and the committee in charge is as
| Ill M>,ahn,I oh a ~
and Messrs. Bacon. Boyd, F. NJ. Viii.
: liams, Stuckey and Gaming and Miss
Deter. Those who remember the fine
, chicken dinner served by the club
some time ago and the deliciou
, cafeteria lunch which they Furnished
, on election day will be eager to at
tend the oyster supper. The prices
are 35c and SOC. Don't miss tn
, oyster supper
o. D. Sattarlee, who has purchase
r some land from w. ]. Loveland, ha
begun excavating for the foundation
e Of his new house.
j Miss Margaret O'Korman returned
: on Sunday from two weeks visi
:. in Denver at the home of Mrs. Johl
i L. Malm.
e The communion service was hel'
a, Westminster church last Sunda.
: morning and two new members wer'
received by letter. Mrs. G. D. New
comb and L. D. Chase.
Little Miss Ruth McCrea is sicl
with scarlet fever.
Miss Ruby Gooch was home for
the weekend
Mrs. L. G. Philips and family werc
! guests on Saturday Mt the homo o.
. Mr.. Peter J. Olson.
| The Young Ladies' class Of West
Minister Sunday school held q c7ndr
rull at Stuckey's store on Morlnr
, afternoon md cloored over 25 ror IT,
/. church huil.ling fund Mrs y W
Day is teacher of the clres and Mia
porrl Davis is president
Mr.. Gill recently arrived from
rlorida, and viii make h' home VIII
] is daughter. Mrs. George D. Nv
Gov p Of Lowell boulevard
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawley Webor anr
little son Of Denver were guests a'
dinner at the home Of Mr.. J, G
Weber on Wednesday evening of Inst
week.
Mrs. Russell A. Dunn left lasI
week for visit at the home Of hei
mother in Wyoming.
Rev. A. C. McClclland, Rev. w. J
J Gregory and Elder +. S. Davis at
tended the meeting Of Denver Pres
Lytcry mt Central Prcsbytcria,
, church last week.
M. and Mrs. Hutton, formerly o
this place but now OF Denver, los