Greeley Daily Tribune from Greeley, Colorado • Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THE GREELEY DAILY TRIBUNE. GREELEY. COLORADO 6VEN il JUNE omen Club; Social Events Church Societies LoHges nr-O-MTU-A txm.amj WHTTPH s-an tn A. dtoSP.M--Phone 8:30 to 10:30 to 5 P. Collins Marries Local Lawyer Sun.

Mrs. Edith Collins of Greeley, became tho bride ol Elmer Cogburn, Sunday afternoon at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E.

Shotwell. The Rev. Irvin Inglls performed the single ring ceremony amid tho bouquets of mock orange bios- Eoms and sweet peas decorating tho home. Pink and whito were dominant In the color scheme. The couple was unattended.

The bride wore a dark brown net dress with white accessories and her corsage was a gardenia. At the reception which followed the ceremony little parasol-shaped favors filled with colored rice were presented to the guests. Tho wedding cake had a miniature bride and groom ornament on tho top of it. Tho couple loft immediately after the reception for a wedding trip to Yellowstone park. Mrs.

Cogburn is the daughter Mr. and Mrs, J. E. Shptwoll, 1210 Sev entii avenue. She is a graduate Greeley high school and CSCB for two -years.

For the past two years she has been an operator at tho Greeley telephone exchange. Mr, Cogburh is the son of Mr. and Mrs. P. A.

Cogburn of Gilcrest and is a graduate of Greeley high school. He attended Colorado University for two years and then went to New York university law school Xrom which ho was graduated. He practiced law in' New York state for a year before returning to Greeloy, he is now practicing. Attending the wedding were Messrs, and Mesdames Ralph L. Peterson of Denver, R.

E. Shotwell, Billie Reid, Shotwell, and Mrs. C. R. York, all of Greeley; filbert Cogburn, Earl Cogburn, P.

A. Cogburn, Cullen Hildenbrandt, Miss- June Cogburu and Miss Hazel Cogburn, all of Gllcrest. Brother from Sweden Guest of Mrs. Albertina Erickson 0 Monn of Gothenborg, Sweden is visiting his sister, Mrs. Albertina Erickson of 1902 Eighth avenue.

It is the first time that tho brother and sister have for 48 or since Mrs. Brlckson left Sweden with her parents. Mr Monn is making a partly round- the-world trip. He crossed the Atlantic and thru Panama, canal coming from Snn Francisco to Groeley. He Will yislt another brother in Pennsylvania before returning to Sweden.

Mrs. Erickson Is planning to accom pany to visit their brother. Mrs. Erickson still has-a vivid recollection of seeing the ravages of the Johnstown flood, May 31, 1889, -when her family lived there. Picture on Shown at Rinn Community Meeting "Three Partners" was the title, of the four-reel picture shown to the Rinn community 4-H club last Tho county club leader had charge of.

the The Friendly Rinners held then- meeting in the community hall on Wednesday evening. Readings and musical numbers by the boys in the club were included on the program. About '75 members, parents, and friends attended. The Victor 4-H club and their leader, Ed-vvih Anderson, and the 4-H girls from St. Vrain were guests.

The Rinn club has a membership of 28, making it the largest group of that organization in Weld county. .3. Camp Wetomachlck No. 1 Play Croquet A game'of croquet was enjoyed Mon day afternoon by eight members ol Camp wetomachick No. 1 who met at the home of Betty JanevSimpsori.

A swimming party at the Greeley Amusement park and a picnic lunch in Island Grove afterward are plannec for the next meeting on Monday, June 22. Attractive Summer Footwear Sandals, New Ties, New Straps in patterns that not only lopk very stunning, but give you real service and-perfect fitting; PRICED AT 2.95 to 4.95 A complete new line of Swim Tap Dancing Shoes Gym Slippers for college stu- We extend-'a cordial greeting tc all the summer students.and trusi their in Greeley-win be very Only -Exclusive Women 1 Shoe Store Smith Shoe Store Opposite Sterling Theatre Marries Lawyer Mrs. Elmer P. Cogburn, who until her marriage Sunday was Mrs. Edith Collins, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. J. E. Shotwell. Thursday's Calendar Lampas sorority, Mrs.

Carl Moore, Mrs. Albert Lake assisting, 2:30. Baptist church, Circle No. 3, Mrs. A.

R. Barr, 2030 Fifth avenue. West Kersey Neighborhood club, Mrs. Irene Adams, with Mrs. Pearl Grossaint and Mrs.

L. G. Mason assisting. Children's Day 2:00. La Grange Country club, Mrs.

0. Kerlee, hostess, home of Mrs. Mary "Morrison, 1117 Fourth street. Cleverly Country club, Mrs. Elizabeth.

Williams, 2:30. Altrusa, Marshall cafeteria, 12:00. Bertha Grlsham, District governor to be a guest. Division Four First Presbyterian church, Mrs. Lewis Kilts, with Mrs.

Jean. Wehrman. assisting, Dorcas Society Swedish Tabernacle, Mrs. Bernard Swanson, Pleasant o'clock. Ladies Aid society of Immanuel Lutheran church dollar social 8 V.

F. W. Auxiliary Plans for Conclave in Colo. Springs Plans for attending the district convention of tho Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Auxiliary to be held in Colorado Springs Juno 25-28 were completed by Auxiliary members Mon(day evening when the Pioneer Post 12121 niet at tho V. F.

W. hall. All mem- ibers whether delegates or not, are urged to attend. Mrs. Ivy Brace was a guest of the post.

Mrs. Grace Irvine presided at the business mooting which disposed of the following business: a report by Georgia Pfleiderer on tho work which she has done in the past six 1 months as courtesy chairman; Mrs. Martha Wnkeman'a report on the penny supper on May 1.8 of which she had charge; tho awarding, of a V. F. W.

pennant to Blaucho Kelley for her work in the project of sponsoring the erection of "Welcome to Greeley" signs on Mumper hill to the north and near Garden City on the south of the city. I Mrs. Irene Stevens, chairman of the ways and means committee. reported On tho proceeds netted from the-gas office demonstration. The gypsy basket is still in circulation and all members are urged to keep it moving.

The junior drum and bugle corps has been entered in the parade for the department convention by the department senior vice commander, Ray H. Brahriaman. Department council member, Mabel Owens, and the president Mrs. Grace Irvine were elected, delegates to the national V. F.

W. convention which will be held in Denver in September. The membership drive, under the leadership of Louise Aihrend; and Mrs. Stevens, 1s still on and all who are eligible are urged to join the or- Scout Mothers Hear Talk on Adolescent Psychology Mothers of Scout Troop No. 5 met in the lounge of the electric office Tues- Pleasant Valley 4-H Has Interesting Meeting Directions for making a creep for Bheep, and the feeding of a dairy calf the topics discussed at the Pleasant Valley 4-H club meeting Monday -0 livening, day afternoon where they heard a Fifteen members met at the school talk by Dr.

Earle U. Rugg on "The house their leader, Francis Dres- Psychology of Adolescence." Dr. Rngg ser in charge. Tho president of the part which the parents clui), Richard Montprt, presided at tho play in the lite of the adolescent. He iusiness meeting and Charles Darling emphasized the fact that schools and led the David McKee and other factors which are commonly con- Milton Holmes gave the prepared talks such dominant influences are on the making of the creep and feeding actually secondary "to parentil influ- the dairy calf, and the entire group'fence.

took In the discussion. The next meeting will he held at the Pleasant Valley house next Monday at 7:30. Lois Jeffries and Thomas Britt Are Married Sunday About 80 neckerchiefs, in four colors, -were turned by the mothers to be used at Camp Home, the camp of 60 the organization located about miles Fort Collins. Troop 5 will be' one of the first groups at "camp this season and they will go, up on the opening date, July 5. xhe next meeting of the scout r- (mothers will be held on September Miss Lois Jeffries of Greeley be- 15 tno i aoe i 0 meeting to be came the bride of Thomas E.

Britt i announced later. Luther League Friday Evening Luther League will meet Friday evening at 8 o'clock at the Emanuel Lutheran church. Mr. and Mrs. S.

B. Swanson and family entertaining. c- Typographical Auxiliary Meeting Postponed to July 1 Social meeting of the Typographical auxiliary vfhlch was previously scheduled for Wednesday has been postponed until July 1. It will then meet at the home of Mrs. John Burns.

Bill. Armentrout Is Officer In State DeMolay Chapter Bill Armentrout of Greeley, son of Dr Mrs. W. D. Armentrout, was elected Junior SJeward of the state order of DeMolay at their annual con- ntion in Trinidad Monday; Georgo Robb of Denver was elected state master councilor of the Colorado chapter.

Mrs. Chas. Philips Accredited Extension Teacher of the New Vocal Science taught by John G. Wilcox of the American Conservatory of Chicago. Auditions Free Phone 1257W Denver Sunday afternoon, in Denver.

Only the immediate, families of tho couple were present. The bride wore a blue figured afternoon dress with white accessories. She carried a bouquet of lilies of the valley and lley and roses. Geraldine Blumoerg 01 san ABIOUIU, Miss Marie Jeffries who attended asj Tne group has spent several days bridesmaid wore a black and white i Q0 moun tains during their -visit Ernie Evans of Denver was the other attendant. ganization.

Following the business meeting refreshments were served and the junor drum and bugle corps offered several numbers. Tho next meeting will be held on July 6 with initiation as the chief order of business. Concert at Evangelical Church Wednesday Evening Girls, sextette from the Western Union college at LeMars, will pre- 'sent a program at the Evangelical church, 1207 Twelfth avenue, wednes. day evening at 7:30. No admission charge will be made but a 1 free-will offering will be taken.

Mr. and Mrs. G. Kattner have as their guests his brother and family, the Hey. and Mrs.

A. -Jf. Kattner and sons Myron and Lionel, of Moreland, and friends, Corrine White of Moreland, Otto and Geraldine Blumberg of San Mrs. Britt is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

W. S. Jeffries of Greeley. W. S.

of J. Adjourns Until Next September tiUU IVH'B 01.1.1 1VJQ i I I She is a graduate of Greeley high One o'clock picnic at Island Grove school I was enjoyed Monday oy members, of Mr Britt is the son of Mr; and Mrs. the W. S. of J.

The afternoon, was Thomas Britt of Denver and he at- spent in a social time. With this meet- tended high school in Missouri. The couple left Sunday evening for a few days, in Mesa Verde National park. They have taken an apartment In Deliver. Women's Clubs To Have Picnic and Program Tuesday The Federated clubs ol the county will hold a covered dish luncheon at Island Grove- park at noon on Tuesday, June 23.

A feature'of the program-to be presented in the afternoon will be -a talk by Hamilton Hatfield, Greeley librarian, In' which he will present plans for a county library. Clubs collecting hooks and magazines for the county 'library are requested to bring them to this meeting. All federated clubs and the urifed- erated -organizations which wish to become members are- invited to the meeting. ing the club adjourned until fall, scheduling their next meeting for September 20 at the home of Mrs. Mary Adams.

Ever Ready Girls Display Work Ever Ready 4-H club of Pleasant Valley held their meeting Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Carl Uhrich. Aprons, capSj and pot holders were displayed. The next meeting of the group will be held at the home of Gladys Anderson on July 1. (Continued on Page 9) olclock at church.

Dr. and C. R. Benzol hosts'. Program, refreshments.

All members and friends in-1 vited. Circle One of Baptist church cov-1 ered dish luncheon at country home of Mrs. Bohlander. All urged to attend. Meet at Baptist church 11:30.

Victor Candlln. Post No. 18, American Legion, in K. P. hall.

Neighbors of Woodcraft, Odd Fellows hall, 7:30. Officers Elected for Sill Child Study Group First afternoon meetipg of the Gill Child Study group was held Monday at he home of Mrs. Harold Doke with Irs. Fred Carpenter as supervisor. Officers for the new organization re Harold Doke, president; Mrs.

Villiam Erickson, secretary; and Mrs. John Rowe, press reporter. Ten mem- lers were present. It was decided that hereafter members, would bring 10 ents for each, meeting and that any oooks which the members could spare would be donated to the Gill library. The next study will meet in he social room of the.

Gill church yU.h Mrs. Jimmie Swank hostess. The nestings of the club will be open to ill mothers of pre-schopl children. Dlvlson Two of First Christian', Church Postponed i Meeting of Division Two of the JTrst Christian church, which had been scheduled 'for Thursday afternoon has i jeeri- postponed until nest week. It will meet on June 25 at the home Mrs.

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