Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-09-05
Society
11ostess to Two Groups
A Bridge Luncheons Past V,oelr

B0stess to Two Groaps
AZ Bridge Lancheons Past Week
Amid the same setting where
pink and lavender sweet peas and
garden flowers formed the charming
decorations Of luncAeon table and
reception rooms where Mrs. Herbert
Martin entertained Tuesday 1T lunch
con and bridge q second group en-
joyed q similar entertaining after
soon on Thursday.
Tho Thursday guests were as
follows: Mesdames J. C. Munday.
Otis Rowlette. N. T. Hancock,
Claude Ditto. r. J. Upton. b. W.
Ladd. Jack Ryan. Joe RigEenbach. E.
J. Short. Guy Reed, Hugh Savage.
Bert Ayers. N. U. watrous. George
Nieoll. r. D. Taylor. Misses Marian
and Elaine Sims. Marian Edman and
Ordean Spencer.
Murphy Family Eajoy
Vacation Party u Cresto1e.
A family party who enjoyed q fine
outing At Crestone last week included
Mrs. ~. 8. Murphy. Miss Loris
Murphy. Mr.. Norman Murphy and Mr..
and Mrs. r. A. Duffy and baby Of
Oak Park. III. Mrs. Murphy vas
spending her vacation from her dut-
ies At the Library and took advantage
Of the time by arranging an outing
party in the hills while her children
were at home. The Murphys report
. fine time. plenty Of fish and good
cabins to be had At Crestone this
summer.
lnvis alton Recital
EniOycSi at Hecker Home.
An invitation recital was given by
Mrs. Gertrude Robinson for 4 number
Of her friends at the John Hecker
home last Thursday evening at which
time a young musical star OF unusual
ability and talent. Master Ellis De-
Long of Kansas City. was presented.
Ellis has m sweet u disposition as
song for his audience without tirinG.
He has u remarkable clear soprano
voice beautifully adaptable to solo
work and he likes nothing better
than to sing. unless Il Is the San Luz.
Valley which Ellis declares is the
prettiest and finest place to live he
has ever found and only the study Of
his beloved music could entice him
back to the city this winter. Besides
bis remarkable talent as . singer
Ellis 10 studying the violin and is
making fine progress Oh that instrs-
ment.
The recital last Thursday evening
brought an Interesting association for
oae OF the guests. Nr. Z. Macdonald
Miiiar. who acted ~ accom- panist
Mr.. Niliar II enthusiastic In his praise
OF the lads accomplishments and his
voice. His own musical career was
begun under circumstances very stunt
isr to those under which Ellis De.
Long 10 nov working which made the
association . pleasant one. Ellis sad
Mr.. Miliar enjoyed . nost pleasaat
hour with the ~. y. Church organ on
the Friday mornins following the
recital.
Those who were 30 fortunate ~ 10
hear the recital are most cath usias-
tic In -xpressias their appreciation
and hold to the hops that another
summer will bring Ellis aud his In.
tercsting family hack TO the Valley
for . longer stay.
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Thursday lss~heoa Clab
Mr.. W'ilsoa's Oseses.
The Thursday luncheon group
spent = most enjoyable afternoon ~
the guests Of Mrs. Milo Wilson last
The guests partook Of .
splendid one o'clock repast served
from . daintiiy appointsd table
where pink aud iavendAr sweet psas
lent the decorative charm. A pleas.
ant social time followed tho lunch.
Don. Member OF tho club who were |
Mr.. Wilson's guests on this occasion
we're: Mesdamss Harry etroup Of
Aiamosa. ouiacsy corssiius. Harvey
DFevuell. Joha 0essa. .. J. Short.
nlusy Klscksf. Henry Chapman.
esy Houseoa. J. 9. Bushiness. Mary
,eessls. George Cole ssd J. Miinsr Of
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