Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-14
81. ss-phen's Guild
Hold Monthly MeetinG.

nome OF mrs. henfy A4os THURSDAY
afternoon, March 8. The regular
business session occupied the early
afternoon while . social time and
luncheon was enjoyed later.
Rev. McNulty came over from
Alamosa to attend the meeting.
Members present we're: Mrs. Robin
son, Mrs. Swart1. Mrs. Brandborg
and Mrs. Igo.
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Mrs. John Macarthur was very
pleasantly reminded that Sunday.
March s was her birthday when
number Of her friends came In for
an impromptu celebration. They
had brought with them q splendid
array Of reflections and . tempting
supper was soon served after which
a social time WAS enjoyed and all
the happy returns Of the day e1-
tended to the honor guest.
l = .
| Mrs. John hewitt gave = family
dinner party in honor Of her hus-
bands birthday Sunday. Those who
enjoyed Mr.. Nevitt's splendid birth
day dinner were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles hewitt and family, Mrs. =.
J. Fredrick.. the honored guest and
Mrs. hewitt.
.
Mrs. e, A. Schulz entertained the
Lutheran Ladies' Aid last Thursday
afternoon. The following enjoyed
a pleasant afternoon and lovely re-
freshments: Mesdames Wilson. C.
A. Quiram. Schroeder. Hoffman.
Rolfsmeier. Monter.. W. Quiram. n.
l.. Mueller. Keck. Kloepper. z.
Mueller. Haller. swartxbeck. Gohr.
Chsdwell. HI Mueller. Appel. Bak-
ken. Misses ohrt. Quiram. Helena
and Minnie Haiier. Caroline Schultz.
Clrcys Celebrate
Silver Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. uiret Of the
Sargent neighborhood celebrated
their silver wedding anniversary
Sunday. March =. In honor OF the
: occasion the Misses Ida aud Rachel
Ulrey invited number Of their
, father and mothers friends and
, served a splendid dinner, Twenty
| guests enjoyed the occasion and
: many beautiful gifts were present
! ed to Mr.. and Mrs. Ulrey as tokens
OF the high esteem In which they
| are held.
Quests were: Messerx and Mes
|, danes Geo. S. Assay. W. Il. Wilson.
T. J. Hawkins. n. II. Hurd and Mrs
L. Robertson all OF Monte Vista:
Tom Johnston. Geo. Hawkins. Girls
Settlers and James Wilson and C.
8. Coleman OF Saxuache.
90 go
FostaiEhtly CiSb
EnJo,~ Ar P,ogrnm.
Mrs. =. ~. Rawlings was hostess
to the members of the Fortuightly
club At her home Tuesday. after
J noon. March II. Twelve members
answered the roll call by giving
/. names OF famous artists.
Two able an Interesting papers on
art subjects were presented by Mrs.
: hewitt on Art Ccnterx OF the
: World" and Mrs. Williams on
Angels In Art" General discus-
sion Of the subject In hand follow.
I'd and at the close OF the afternooa
the host~ss served mos, inviting
plate luncheon.
Members present included: Mes.
danes Godfrey. Ryan. Bowsher.
wubben. Eltinx. hewitt. Williams.
Wright. Mnwill. Wilson. Williams
and Rawlings.
.Niamo.a ". u. q. To
Visit Monte Vista.
The womans Relief Corps held
their regular meeting In Modern
Woodman hall Monday afternoon.
March ). Mrs Hog.l. the president.
presided at tho meeting. Ms.I
Myrtle Watrous was Installed ~
third color bearer for the post. All
official chairs were filled sxcep,
eoadncsr-ss. assistant cond1rtrss.
second and third color bcarcrs, pat.
riotic Instructor and press eorrss-
j pondsnt.
4 The corps voted TO give oie ts|
the Victory fund. aad Il was a.
Desnesd the Pfeiffer Corps q A.
neoo would b sussts OF lenets|
vtele eesps u the ssxt nsstlag.
Nara - st which time ths nose-
sas IN y lsvetsl 70 Q eeslal|
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