The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-03-06

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/ The Altar and Rosary society of the
Catholic church. met Thursday at the
home of Mrs ]. Clifford A business
meeting was held after which de-
licious two-course luncheon WIS
served 1t will interest the public to
know that the Society is going to
present something new in the way of
q novelty to Gunnison- in the form of
a beautiful cedar chest, which is to
be filed with lovely table and bed
1inens by the ladies of the Society.
The chest is TO be completed in July,
and at later date an entertainment
viii be given. and anyone purchasing
a ticket to the same VIII be entitled
to q chance on the chest which will
be given away to the holder of the
lucky number This will take the
place of the regular bazaar, which is
usually given by the Society each
year. and will undoubtedly prove
much more interesting. not only 10
those filing the chest, but as to who
will be the lucky person
The peculiar charm of the quaint
and -plaintive Southern Melodies IS
not only indescnbsble but also i'm
perishable as sung BY the selected
voices of the Mason Jubilee Singers.
who furnished the last number of the
winter Lyceum Course at the College
Auditorium Friday evening lie was
without doubt the premier number
of the entire course. it being very
evident that thetindividual members
had been carefully selected, and the
leader a natural director with a
splendid voicee- Especial mention
must be given to the pianist. who is
wonderful musician and is gifted
with beautiful soprano voice, said
to be the leading soprano of her race.
The public was well pleased with the
singers
The Misses Katherine and Helen
Knowles, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Knowles, of this place, returned Fri
day morning from Colorado Springs.
where they have been for the past
few months Katherine was there in
the interest of her health. while Hell
en- has been attending school. They
have been living with Mrs. Knowles
mother of that city Katherine's
health is much improved and she will
be able to remain here some time;
Helen has again entered Western.
Mrs j. S. Ferris was hostess at four
tables of Bridge at her home Satur-
day afternoon, when she entertained
the young matrons of the by Wyk
club Mrs. C. W, Martin won first
prize deck of cards and holder, and
Mrs Mary Herrick getting second,
table markers After the games an
appetizing two-course luncheon was
served
Earl Mcdowell son of E. H. Nc
Dowell of this city. arrived in Gunni-
son Sunday morning from Fort Logan.
to spend a sixty-day furlough with
his father here. Earl well-known
as an expert sharpshooter in the fir
irg squad at Fort Logan. He has
been gone from Gunnison for three
years
The Community Aid was held at
the church Wednesday afternoon. The
regular business meeting was followed
by luncheon, the hostesses being
Mesdames Harry Carpenter. Lloyd
Carpenter, Cad Jones, E. A Foster
and Phoebe Walker. :
The Night Club. composing the
younger married couples in the city.
met at the Gladstone home Wednes-
day evening. Twelve couples played
500 during the evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
G W. Martin and Mrs. Mayme Curtis
were substitutes.
Miss Rose Millstein, who has been
attending Western the past year, left
Wednesday for Omaha, Nebr, where
she win visit her sister and probably
resume her studies in that city.
Mrs A. J. Gribbin. who has been
in Salida for the past few weeks WIS.,
iting at the home of her sister. Mrs.
n. j. Garrelts. returned home Sunday.
R L. Gardner. dispatcher for the
D. & R. G. W,has again been trans
ferred to Grand Junction. He left
Sunday morning for that point.
Charles Lightley and wife returned
Thursday from Salida where Mrs
Lightley has been visiting with her
mother for the past few days.