Greeley Daily Tribune from Greeley, Colorado • Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THE GREELEY DAILY TRIBUNE, GREELEY, COLORADO JUNE 4, 1943 Women's Clubs Social Events Church Societies Lodges -CLKMMA. WILSON TELKPHONB I- Viola 7 est and William Callioun Married in Pretty Home Ceremony Miss Viola Wffst, daughter of Mrs, Mathilda of Greeley. was married to i i a Calhoun of Byars, son of Mrs. Kills Calhonn, Wednesday morning in quiet ceremony ut (lie home of her brother nud filsl er-in-lmv. Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer West, west of Katou. Rev. H. D.

Peterson, pastor of tbo Free Evangelical church of Kciton. rcnil tho single ring ceremony at 11 o'clock. Close i and relatives wero In attendance. An Improvised aluir nt tho fire- i was hanked i largo lias- kels of i In pastel colors. MnnMeploee bouquet was of Vlnfe roses, blue larkspur, stiap- riiapons and baby breath.

Ivory lepers were nn either side. Preceding tho ceremony, JoAiine West, niece of i bride, snng "I Ixve You Truly." The wedding march from Lohengrin was played by Mrs. Ted Emlter of Gvceley, and i the ceremony she softly played "llceiinse" anil "Always." Tho bride wore ft i tailored street length frock of enamel blue crepe, For something old sho wore a ciunco brooch which longed to the great a of the groom. Her "something borrowed" was a while linen handkerchief, belonging to Mrs. J.

W. Anderson, who had carried it nt her own w(Hiding 40 years ago. Her dress supplied the "blue" and "new" llcitis. Sho wore flowers in her liair, and carried bouquet ol Miriam West, the bride's Bister was the bridesmaid. She wore a tailored dress of dusty roso jer- bey, with while accessories nnd her flowers wore pink rose a nnd white- sweet pens.

Harry Calhonn, brother of the groom, was best man, The brlde'a mother wore a navy crepe frock, with a salmon colored gladioli corsage. The groom's was in Wedge wood blue and white i and her corsage was also of salmon colored gladioli. Immediately following the mony, a wedding breakfast win BIT vert, Two tiered i wedding cake, topped with tn ido and groom, was surrounded by real flowers in nnd white, to form iho centerpiece for tho breakfast table. The i-like was first cut by the bride, who served hor husband first In the a i i a manner. Covers there were laid for the bvlde and groom.

Mrs. a i West, Mrs. Ellis Calhoun. Mr. and Mrs.

Ellis Wcsl, Verland. Gcraldine and Glenn; Mr. and Mrs, tilmcr West, DeWayne, Joanne, Sylvia Sandra; i i a Mr. anf Mrs. a Callioun, A a and Harold; Mr, and Mrs.

James Kat- Itoun, Mrs. Ted Emltei, Her. and H. IX Peterson. Mrs.

Calboun is a graduate of a high school and Colorado College of Education. She a a in Galelnn nnd Ilyar.s. A a slioit i i the couple will live In Byars where the groom Is engaged In farming. Shower Monday On Monday, Mesdames Elmer and Ellis West a i nt an a a i miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Viola West in tho West home. The a WHS spent with games, and preceding the presentation of Miss Jo- mine West sang "Bungalow of My Dreams." The bride-elect received.

many attractive i for her new home. Yellow and pink wero used thrnont the a in all appointments. Guests there Included: Mrs. tbilda West, Mrs. Franklin Johnson, Mrs.

George Nelson. Mrs. John Carlson, Mrs. Him or GusLafson, Mrs. LcHoy Anderson, Mis.

Ted Kndtor, Mrs. Melvhi Estus, Mrs Harold Rice, Mrs. Elmer Frlslrom Mrs. Joe Scory, Mrs. Reuben Wai tens, Mrs.

A Anderson, Mrs Albion Carlson, Mrs. Sigue Johnson, Misses Shuron nud Shirley Kristrom, Agnes and Meulah An- dcrpnii, riuth Anderson, Doris and Lucille Jacohson, Violet Johnson, i i Anderson, Ksthor Johnson, and Miriam West. Victorville, will bo tha home of Mrs. OUo Christiansen, pictured herd who loft this week, with Tier sis- tor, Alice Wnlt of Gill. Sho Is joining her UuBbancl, Lieu ten an Christiansen, who IB Rationed with an army unit at Vlctorvlllo.

Mrs. Christiansen la the former Delia Watt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Walt of Gill. Friday's Calendar Phiialhcan Circle, Methodist church, nt tho church.

Lambda Thotn-Stgma PI Lnmluln, nnmml breakfast given by the faculty women CSCK, 8 o'clock, Faculty club; nmfce reservations with Betsy Anderson, 391W. Daughters of Union Veterans, Barbara Frlolclite K.P. linll. Greeloy Camp No. K.

0. In Odd Follows hall. Neighbors of Woodcraft, Groe Icy Circle No. 3 In Odd Fellows hull. IMldlnetto chili, picnic, meet at Wncldoil's home, 1111 Elov- cnlh street, o'clock; Maxlna Thonms and Foggy Neet, hostesses.

Colorado Optometrists To Meet In Greeley June 6 A special meeting for tho Optometrists of Colorado will bo held Greeloy at Marshall's cafeteria Friday evening, 4, wltli dinner at 111. and the meeting nt 7:30. Dr. Ralph Bnmlow, Glcndnle, who will be I ho featured speaker, will bring news of a technique of measurcnble aid to the skilled workers hi war Industries. Actual rejections by selective buunls have demonstrated that visual skills are lacking.

These needed even more a manual skills for manual skills can never Ue effective without the visual visual skills or guides. Dr. Harstow will present new discussions in nplotnelric technique i bun-lug on defense iiiduslrlcs and tho students who will man i i i of nenr-poJnt optometry, which Is visual effeciivoncss for near-point a i ami tho training of visual skills neoosFnry for llso efficiency demanded oin defense Industry. Dr. H.

A. Zlck, Greeloy, district a i a has charge of local arrangements for tho meeting. Smiling Stitchers 4-H Club at Blckling Home Smiling Stitchers 4-H club was cntrrtiiined in tlie home of Mrs, Archie Bkklhig ntter- 110011. President's message was given, after wliich the group sang "Billy Hoy." Itoth the secretary and treasurer made reports. Sowing was enjoyed, with Olivia Binfovd as guest.

Donna Bidding ami Sliirley Seaworth served refreshments. Tho club will meet again on Wednesday afternoon at Dick- Htig home nt 2 o'clock. H. P. Club Meets in Mrs.

Kalach's Home Five dollars was contributed to the USO by tho P. club on Tuesday-, when members mot in the home of Mrs. Snm Kiilach. Following (he business session, cards were played wilh high score going to Mrs. T.

O. Wittow. Mrs. S. Gold will bo hostess on June 16.

DeMolay Mothers' Circle Elects Year's Officers Now officers far Hie coming year elected by the DeMolay Moth- em' Circla at the meeting held Wednesday evening In the Masonic Teniplfl. Mrs. Albert Fine was naiued president, with lira. A. J.

Finch, first vice praaldent; Mrs. Sadie Ewald, second vice president; Mrs. B. llltclilc, sccroliiry) Mrs. D.

B. Neal, Treasurer Mrs. Elmer Baker, a charter -incniber of the Circle, was In chnrgo of installing tho officers. No July and August meetings will be hold, tha regular autumn season to Btart again in September. Mrs.

Dale Miller, Mrs. Jess Mason, Mrs. Henry Sandnsky ami MrB, Hegau were In charge of the serving of refreshments. Auxiliary Has Installation City Brevities Mrs. Jacfc Leaver ton loft Thursday morning for Snn Diego, where she plans to spend niosL of the summer months her daughter.

Mrs. G. M. Culder. "No Law of Man or Cod North of Mrs.

F. L. Hatch ot Cheyenne, and her nephew, Everett Ault of Moni.ion, Greeley Friday for Aliimn, where they were culled by the death of Mrs. Hatch's brother-in-law, Dave Ault. Auburn Progressive Club Guest of Mre, Cochran Mrs.

Irving Cochran entertained at her home, southeast of Kersey, on Tuesday afternoon for members of tho Auburn Progressive club. Mrs. Anna Fry and Mrs, Maitlia Larson wero assistants. Twenty-two members were present, i four gueals and six children also in attendance. Guests Included Mrs.

Klben Fry, Mrs. Anna. Unit, Mrs. Alargmct Salser and Mrs. Emery Anderson.

Mrs. Rutli Kent conducted a limerick contest, in which the lust lines were supplied by the group. Mrs. Klaio Hayes was prize winner. A reading.

"Ciono with a Handsomer Mtin" was given by Mrs. Clara Kreps, who also conducted a game. Mrs. I'cavl Grossnlnt rend mi article, "Make the Best of Your Money's Worth," were served the group in Inta afternoon. On July 7, members will meet In the electric company lounge as guests of a committee heailed by Mrs.

Pearl Austin. Mclntire-Hlldred Wedding Announced Tho mavringe of Miss Shirley Mclntlrc, a of Mr. and Mm. W. Mcintire of north of Fort Colling, nnd Stuff Sergeant Allen Hildrcd ot Spokane, is being announced.

Sere. Hildred is tlie son ot Oscar Hildred ot Platteville. Tho couple was married at Coeur d'Alene, March 2. Mrs. Mildred attended at Mnsonvllle and Wnverly, nnd was liradmued from the a high school tills Serg.

I-Mldi ed also attended school at Waverly, hut enlisted In tbo U. S. army Mr covps Inftt year. The- couple i live In Spokane, Wash. Beta Gamma Omega Plans July Plenlc Ten Bet ft Gamma Omega poror- Uy members gathered for social evening nnd short business session IK Ruth Bacon's homo.

132S Eighth nvenue, Tuesday evening. Plans were made for a picnic on July 2S, nt which each member will a a guest. Except for the picnic, no other meetings will be held i Sept. 1. The place of meeting will bo announced later.

Alumnae Invited to Breakfast oh Friday Alumnae members of Pi Lambda. Thela nnd Slgmn Pi Lambda, honorary organizations on tho CSCE campus, are urged to i the active chapter at the annual a a given by women faculty members on the morning of commencement. The- breakfast will be at o'clock at the Faculty club. Reservations may be made with Betsy Anderson, E. B.

Club Has Picnic Meeting as Island Grove Covered dish picnic at the shelter house at Island Grove park was held by E. M. D. club on Wed-. nesiiay, ns Its last meeting this season.

The club will resume meetings in the fall. Fourteen members were present, with guests Including Cleo Osborne, Mary Ellen nnd Barbara Ann James. St. Peter's School Honors Its St. Peter's i high school gave a party for the seniors who will graduate on Sunday, June 7, on Thursday morning.

The music and rhythm pupils also presented their annual recital. St. Peter's school will close Frl- clay, June 5. Cap and gown graduation services will be conducted by Father Froegel at 9 p.m. In tho church on Juno 7.

Plcnlo Planned for Mldinetle Club Friday MMlnette club will have a picnic up Big Thompson canon Friday evening, a Thomas and Peggy Neet as hostesses. Members should meet promptly at 6 o'clock at the home ot Ruth Wadd-11. 1111 Eleventh street. Transportation will be provided from there. Mrs, Orville E.

Krueger of Pacific Palisades, has come to Greeley to spend several weeks visiting In the home of her parents, 13r. and Mrs. Paul Dill. Slie Is the former Joan Dill. Three Initiated Into V.F.W.

Auxiliary Wed. Dr. and Mrs. A. K.

Stuart ot Cedar Bluffs, are visiting In Greeley at tlie home of their son-in-law nnd daughter, Mr. and Smith. Insinuation, of new officers marked the business meeting ot Typographical Auxiliary, Wednesday evening In tho homo ot Mrs. b. Wilkinson, 1217 Eighteenth Htreot.

Mrs. Wilkinson conducted the In si a Mat Ion ceremony, with Mis. Clark Page as president: Mrs. Floyd Elliott, vice president; and Mrs. Otho Franklin, secretary Mrs.

Klliott was named delegate to the Women's International Aux- liary a the International Typographical Union convention, to bo teld iti Colorado Springs In Sep; ember. Eleven members answered roll call with description of their wedding dresses. The same flow- crs worn by Mrs. Wilkinson, Tails- man roues, were used in decoration about the rooms of her home. Delicious dessert course was served by Mrs.

Wilkinson In early evening. She was assisted by her sons, Don and Joe. Mrs. R. F.

Ballard has Invited (lie Auxiliary to her home, 508 Eleventh avenue, for the snctnl meeting on June 17. Iowa Club Closes Year With Luncheon Wednesday Final meeting of the season was held Wednesday afternoon by Iowa club members, who wero enter- tuined nt a luncheon In the country home of Mrs. Ilarley Smith. Mrs. C.

A. Nash and Mrs. C. C. Van Gorder were the assistant hostesses.

Twenty members wore present, with guests including Mrs. Floyd Smith, Mrs. Ralph Smith nnd Donn Tbrce new members were Initiated into the Ladles' Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars Wednesday night at the electric company lounge. They were Mrs. Grace Hampleman, Mrs.

Lessle Marlcle, Mrs. Mad McGruder. Mrs, Mary Heldman was a transfer from the Brush Auxiliary. Mrs. Lucille Griffin gave an In- teresting report on defense, work, and several soldiers from Fort War- reu liavo been entertained by members and a number-of packages have been sent to men In service.

Mrs. Mabel Owens, encampment chairman, gave a brief outline ol the program of tho encampment, to he held In Greeley, June 11, 12, and 13. Registration begins Wednesday, June 10, at 4 p. at the Camfield hotel. Putting Tournament For Women at Country Club Mrs.

Nell King and Miss Dottle Burri were winners In Classes A and respectively, at the i tournament of the Ladles' Colt Association, held Wednesday morn- Ing at tho Greeley Country club. Ten women participated. Mrs. rtoiiney Bell of Brighton was a. guest.

Following golf, the group lunched at the club and held a short bust- uess meeting. Mrs. Harley C. Orable, 1305 Twelfth avenue. They plnu to be here two Mrs.

L. H. Amis and her daughter, Sue, have moved to Deliver. They are now living at 24 East Ellsworth. Mrs.

Amis's son, Sam Amis, Is employed for the summer at the Pnndo Ski cantonment, near Leadvllle. i An Informal social time was enjoyed i the afternoon, following which the club adjourned to meet Sept. 2 for a luncheon at Mrs. Sylvia Mhmick's home. Mrs.

Mabel Boeder and Mrs. Madge Rush will be assistants. They went i to Minneapolis, where they tended the graduation exercises at Nort hives t- Marrlnge licenses have been is- I lil)le School. Their brother-In- Biierl to: Glen Stewart, was one of the graduates. From Minneapolis the Floyd Binder nnd Esther Wcblier of Mllllkeu, Hurold A.

Geist and Esther JUcliers of Lovelaml; Donald LeBland of Camp Roberts, nnd E. Foard of Greeley; Worthy and Barbara Sothman of Greeley. Mrs. Carol Welncr of Nashville, la in Greeley ns the house guest of Miss. i Meyer tn Misses Anderson with Hev.

and Mrs. Stewart went lo Sonrshoro, where Rev. Stewart has accepted a pastorate at Little Mount Baptist church. They nlso visited with Rev. Stewart's sister, Ruth Stewart, in Davenport, la.

Mr. and Mrs. Fveil Noe will leave Greeley a a for Albuquerque, the Charles R. Meyer home, 1S13 i N- M-. whevc they plan to spend Kloventh avenue.

The glvls were a week. They will visit at the hoines of Mr. arid Mrs. Charles Noe, and sister-in-law of Mr. Noe, and Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Shoemaker. Dotli the Charles Noes nnd the Shoemakers are former residents ot Greeley. During their PH rents' absence, Mary i a i and Norman Noe will visit their grandmother, Mrs. C.

R. Grout, at classmates at Stephens College In Columbia, Mo. Miss Wolner will he in Greeley i about 20, when slio will go to University lor the summer session. Dr. C.

A. Ringlc returned to Greeley Tuesday Chicago ho went to a the 50th anniversary reunion of the class of 1S02 at the Northwestern University Medical school. Of the SO members of a a a i class, ten were present for reunion. Fourteen are still living. Dr.

Ritigle was away about three days. Miss Grace Luegmnyr. and Miss Alice Grossman are visiting -with Miss Leusmayr's grandparents, Mr. ami Mrs. W.

H. Johnnesson. Miss Liuegmnyr will enter rlie University of Wyoming on June 12 for the summer session. She has been teaching near Castle the oast year. Miss.

Grossman teaches near Cheyenne. Arvnda. Mr. Noe is from ihe Weld County company. vacation A a a Sale at Gains Wnrdrobe starts SnL.

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(adv.) Mrs. Nathan Beauchanip and son, Jimmy, have returned to their home at Pamio, after spending week In Greeley. Mrs. came here to be i her father, Charles F. Wilson, who has been seriously ill at the Greeley I hospital.

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