The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-20
WESTMINSTER
BY MARY J. GREGORY

Mrs. H. T. Gaming and Mrs. Cor
don J. Brewer will be hostesses of the
missionary society at the home of the
former Thursday afternoon, March
II. The topic for the day, Japan,
will be led by Mrs. Gregory. We re-
Gently saw the foreign mission enter
prise referred to in secular paper
as great worldwide civilizing
force. Who would not be proud to
have hand in work like that?
Mr.. and Mrs. Shipman and Berton
Williams sang at the meeting of Mrs.
Shipman's lodge in Denver Tuesday
evening. Miss Dorothy Finch played
the accompaniments and also gave
two piano numbers.
Mrs. o. D. Satterlee was home for
the weekend.
Miss Dorothy Finch has accepted
position as pianist for the Sunday
school of the Westminster Commun-
ity church. For the past two Sun
days she has played at the church
for Mrs. +. W. Day.
The Westminster Community Choir
us meet tonight Thursday for prac-
tice. Alexander Mcdonald is drilling
the chorus is some very attractive
music.
At the annual meeting of the La
dies Aid society of the Westminster
Community church, held Thursday
afternoon of last week at the home
of Mrs. Jack Hamm, the following Of
ficers were elected; president, Mrs.
c. r. Porter; vice president, Mrs. +.
S. Davis; secretary, Mrs. Hamm;
treasurer, Mrs. o. NJ. Hanks. Mrs.
F.. X. Aldrich was. appointed chair
man of the sewing committee, Mrs.
ID. II. Longnecker Of the ways and
mean committee and Mrs. Edward
Gnos Of the t!y"cr committee.
TIE W. A. C. will hold its regular
...eeting Friday evening.
LaVerne and Evert Williams at
tended st. Patrick's day entertain
ment at Semper Saturday evening.
Miss Dorothy Finch and her class
of junior boys of the Community
Sunday school will entertain. Mrs.
Chester Irwin and her class of girls
at the home of Miss Finch on Sat
urday afternoon.
1t is reported that Miss Caroline
Kimball has resigned her position as
teacher of the intermediate grades
of Westminster school. to take eff
feet Friday.
Mrs. f. NJ. Williams, her son La
Verne, and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Will
liams and son Everett, motored to
Hudson to spent Sunday with Mrs.
F.. NJ. Williams daughter, Mrs. d.
w. Hosmer. and with Mr.. and Mrs
l.. B. Williams daughter. Mrs. Earl
Hosmer. These two girl cousins mar
ried brothers.
Westminster grange at its regular
meeting Saturday evening initiated
Mrs. Richard Venohr, Chester Irwin
and Roy E. Miller Mrs. Pollock al
so transferred her membership.
The four classes Of the Pillar of
Fire high school have been having n
friendly rivalry to see which could
present the best program. The fresh
man class had its turn Friday. The
stage was decorated with roses and
carnations. The boys came in dress
ed as soldiers while the girls repre-
scented Red Cross nurses. At the
close Of an excellent program the au-
diencc was surprised by shower of
candy kisses tossed out by the fresh
men. Greatly to the chagrin Of the
other classes the freshmen captured
tr urlEg-a large hav Of candy.
Misses Dorothy Finch and Gussie
Decker toE thor with John Spanglpr,
arranged q surprise party for James
Stuckoy, 100 honor NJ his birthday.
md Il wHs q real surprise When
james returned home from an cr-
rand at . o'clock last ThursIly even
ing ha was ustpnishcl 10 find sixteen
of h.- friends there. 1t was also
leapycar affair the girls cscorting
The boys wrile the boys furnished the
Refreshments of chilli and coffee.
Those present included the Misses