Greeley Daily Tribune from Greeley, Colorado • Page 4

PAGE POUR THE TRIBUNE-REPUBLICAN; GREELEY. COLORADO 11; MORNING, i SOCIAL NEWS Marian Gilbert, Society Editor JPhone Office Houri 8:15 to 11:30 a. m. No nfternoon- except Friday Heads P. T.

A 1 Mrs. Frank Broasman Fetes Mr. and Mrs. Harold Horton At a party of dainty pink and white appointments, Mrs. Frank Brossman entertained, at her liome, 2100 Tenth avenue, at a shower in honor of' Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Horton Tuesday evening. Mr. aad Mrs. Horton were married Sunday, June Mrs.

Horton will be remembered as Laura Rosson. Pink and white were used In the decoration of a basket containing the gilts, and also were applied. In flowers and menu. A mock wedding ceremony provided mirthful entertainment, with Mrs. J.

W. Lester as the bridegroom, Mrs. Bert Arb the bride, Richard BTprtpn the preacher and Frank Brossmau and Louis Cieloha the flower girls. Those present were, the guests of hoiiiif Mr, and Mrs. Harold Horton, Farley, Violet Chandler, and Mrs.

Elmer Rosson. and Lloyd Rosson, Emma; Peterson, nnd Mrs. E. H. Horton, Richard Herrton, Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Lester, Mr. aild Mrs.

Bert Arb, Mr. J. 0. Jones, Louis Cieloha, Dorothy and Helen Oieloha, Alice Brnmley, Sarah, Farley and Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Brossman and daughter, Ruth. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. W. Lester and Mrs. E.

H. Horton. Pi Beta Club Entertains Husbands at Dinner Party Entertaining at a pretty dinner party at Aunt Het's Place, members of the PI Beta club were hostesses to their husbands at a social evening last week. Cards occupied the evening, Mr. and Mrs.

Gordon McMillan receiving high score. Husbands and members present were Messrs, and Mesdames Gordon McMillan, Joe Crowley, Jim Lowell, Waldo McNeil, Charles Smith, Pearl Winslow, Marvin Wlnslow, Felix Parker and J. D. Carpenter; and Mrs. and her brother, Bryan Wlnslow.

Guests of the club were Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson and- Mrs. Earl Todd. 4-H Cooking Club of Gill Hears Two Papers Gill 4-H Cooking club held Its meeting on Tuesday, roll call being answered by each girl's presenting a 'can of rhubarb, the cans later in the afternoon being judged.

1 N.orma Miller gave, a paper on How To Keep Food," and one on. "The Value of Fruit in the Diet" was read by Beryl Wood. Books on canning had arrived from the Hazel Atlas Glass company and also from the International Harvester a empty jars sent by the Hazel AUas Glass company and the Ball company were distributed among the girls. Luther League Meets for Social Time Regular meeting of Luther League held last week at the church, with Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Johnson and Arvid' Johnson entertaining. Devotionals led by Carl Segerhammar, and the following program was presented: piano solo, Edith Aronson; vocal quartet selections, Robert, Harold and Ernest Johnson and Wilbur Swanson; reading, Helen Stone; and piano duet, and Irene Johnson. Next will be Friday, June 20,, at the church, with Robert and Ernest Johnson entertaining. Mrs. Olive Riley Elected Altrusa President Tuesday Mrs.

Olive Riley, who Is associated her husband, H. W. Riley.Jh the Riley Studio, was elected president of the Altrusa club following the banquet held: at Aunt HeL's Place Tuesday evening. Other officers elected were Stella McClenahan, vice president; Mrs. Lillian Brummitt, secretary; and Miss Madge McKenzie, treasurer.

Mrs. Riley served as vice president of the business women's club last year. She was a charter member of the organization. Swedish Baptist Picnic The annual Sunday school, picnic of the Swedish Baptist church will be held on Sunday, June 29, according to an announcement made by those planning the affair. A cordial -welcome is extended.

Past Matrons Friday Past Matrons will meet foe an 8:30 o'clock breakfast Friday morning at the home of Mrs. Volney C. Gates, 1806 Eighth according to plans made Tuesday Mrs. Olive Swanson will be assistant hostess. Our Meeting Ladles of Our Saviour's Lutheran church will have their monthly meeting in the basement of the church on Friday, June 13." i i Quick! New Club, B.

O. IE Formed by Qroup A new club, named the 0. J. club, has been formed by a group of Greeley girls, who plan to meet Wednesday afternoons at 2 o'clock. Officers elected are as follows: Ethel Gold, president; Mary Leylne, vice president; and Ethel Dinner, secretary- treasurer.

A flower committee appointed by the president Is composed of Nellie Clark, Agnes Dunn and the vice president. 'The first meeting was held, at the home of. Miss Nellie Clark, 407 Eighth street. Formed with, the purpose of charitable work and discussion news topics, the club also, will be social. Rev.

Robinson ot Denver spoke to the group on the best means of forming a club. Next meeting will be Wednesday, June 18, with Miss Agnes Duhn, 505 Tenth street. GranvlIIe Carrel Honor Guest at Party by'Carrol! Gilbert As a farewell compliment to Gran- vflle Carrel, who left on the midnight train Tuesday on his return- to New York City, Carroll Gilbert was host at a stag party at his home, 1226 Eleventh avenue Tuesday evening. The evening was spent in playing cards, after which refreshments were served In the garden. GranvlIIe Carrel has been here a week on vacation; at the home of his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Carrel. Those present Tuesday evening were Granville Carrel, Chalmers Ewlng, John Allnutt, York Bishop, Seorge Mosler, Aubrey Morgan, Ben PeytSn, Howard Elgin, Kenneth Elliott, Ray Klley, John Kiley, James Milne Howard Fisher, Leroy Halt, Earl Darley, Leon King, Jack Carrel and Bob Gilbert. De Molay Members to State Convention James Bills, William Hayden, and William Cox. will -leave Friday to attend the state convention of the Order of De Molay, being held In Walsen- biirg on June 13, 14 and 15.

They will go as delegates from the local chapter. Swedish Ladles Aid Ladies Aid of the Swedish Lutheran church will meet at 8 p. m. Thursday with Mr. and Mrs.

Pete Carlson as' hosts. Elam Elected Chairman of Milliken Band Board Milliken, June 10--The Milliken band association' and- their guests held their' annual business- meeting and election of officers in the high school auditorium Monday night- After the report the auditing committee and other yearly reports the following officers were elected for the coming year: B. J. Elam, chairman of the board; Jesse Humphrey, secretary; Harry Crawford, treasurer and Lawrence Deffenbangh, Jesse Stansbury and' Helen Porter, vice- chairmen'. These members were' all re-elected with the exception of Mr.

Stansbury who -is taking the place of Conrad Stroll'who resigned his position. Previous to the business the band gave a rousing concert with several numbers. Specialties during intermission cornet duet, "One More Day," by Audrey Case and Archie Mellon, with Velma. Mellon accompanying at the piano. A baritone solo, that beautiful ballad, "A Dreamer," by Band Director, Ekanfler, with Jesse Humphrey accompanlng him on his coronet and.

Mrs. Earl Rlckett at the piano. For an encore Mr. Ekandcr played a violin solo "Wnen the Stars Are Shining." He was recalled again and played "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling." Other than these special numbers were a few teasers by the group of the Ladies Aid play, who were rehearsing In the building and. very obligingly gave a few sketches of the play.

After the meeting refreshments were served cafeteria style, after which both groups spent a social hour ending with a shqrt dance, Mrs. Plckett kindly furnishing the music. Hills Bros! vacuum process seals In all Ike flavor produced by coffee pounds at a time No OTHER coffee tastes like Hills Bros. Coffee because none is roasted the same way. By their process-- Controlled Routing--Hills roast only few pounds at time -never in bait Fresh from the original vacttunl.

fuck. Easily opened imih the key. HILLS BROS COFFEE Mrs. Hugh Bradford, Sacramento, was unanimously elected national president of the Parents and Teachers congress at the Denver convention. Cabin Where Lincoln Was Married, Housed in New Church Building (Astoelated Frcu) Harrodsburg, June rude log cabin: in which the parents ot Abraham Lincoln were married 121 years ago is to be made national shrine dedicated to prayer and marriage.

Construction of a small, qross- shaped church which will, house the cabin, preserved here at Pioneer Memorial State park, has begun. Laying of the cornerstone some time this summer will be the occasion for ceremonies to be broadcast over a coast-to-coMt radio hookup, accord- Ing to plans of the sponsors. They hope that either President Hoover or Vice President Curtis will speak. The building, replica of a' Kentucky Baptist church of 1800, will be dedicated J.une 12, 1931, the 125th anniversary of the marriage of Thomas Lincoln and Nancy Hanks. Citizens Harrodsburg, the only colonial town west of the Allegheny les and the place where, George Rogers Clark conceived his conquest of the northwest, say the shrine will remove the last vestige of the cloud -that for SOCIETY NE WS DEVOTED TO COUNTY TOWNS Picnic Dinner Held Sunday at the Rosenbrock Ranch Milliken, June and Mrs.

John, Christy, their son, and daughter, Ethel, Mrs. Anna Flood and Miss Helen Kuapp drove to the Will nosenbrpck home southwest of Fort Lupton Sunday, where. Mr, Rosenb.rock and Mrs. Clara Shepard Were hosts at a picnic dinner which: was spread out under the trees on tjje spacious lawn. Thirty-three relatives and friends partook of the bountiful repast.

Among others' presentr were, Henry Rosenbrock with his wife and (laughter from California, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mitchell, their two, sons, Eugene and Leroy and Misses Delia and Laura Stover'-and Jack Simms of Denver; Arthur Schmaling, his four children, Charlotte, Myrtle, Raymond an.d Marian and Mr. and, Mrs. Fred ing from Wild Cat, Mr.

and Mrs. I. B. Stradley and three sons, Elmer, Carl aad Clifford, from'Hudson and Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Holmes, thetr daughter, Geraldine her. friend Clifford Weiss from Fort Luptou. I. O. O.

F. and Rebekahs Have Memorial Services. June Odd Fellow and Hebekah lodges ot Milliken. held appropriate memorial services Inthe I. 0.

O. F. hall Sunday 1 night In commemoration, at tlie, departed members of both, lodges. M. J.

Brown, was master of ceremonies and the following -program was given: Hymn, "My Faith Looks Up To Thee," by the audience; Rev. Fra-nk Dametz delivered a brief but inspiring ceremony touching oa the symbols-of love, and truth in Odd Fellowship. A uartette composed Mrs. Floss Altvater, Mrs. Stella Thacker, Mrs.

Mertle Warner and; Mrs. Anna Flood sang- "Some Time We'll Understand," fn. commemoration of a departed sister, Mrs. Ola Greeniee. An impressive Dart of the program was the placing ot a flower In a wreath for each departed member: In closing, the audience "Blest Be the Tie that and Rev, Dametz pronounced benediction.

Mrs. Herrlck Re-elected Mission Circle President Briggsdale, June the annual election held by the Baptist Mission Circle at home ot Mrs. Oliver of Lincoln's birth. The church will be available for marriage services under conditions considered, proper by officials of' the which adjoins the site of old. Fort Harrodsburg.

The cabin will be In the center of the. church. In the cabin- -will be an altar and a Bible. When Thomas Lincoln, then 28 years old, and Nancy Hanks, a 23-year- old, orphan nnd domestic, were married in, this cabin June-12, 1806, it stood on Beech Fork in the adjoining county of Washington; The ceremony 'typic'al 'backwoods wedding with the Rev; -Jesse Head, a Methodist circuit rider, the officiating clergyman. The cabin was owned by Richard Berry, Nancy's guardian.

There was a Washington county that Lincoln's parents had been married in the "flick Berry cabin," but there -were no- records' to irove it until 1878, when William TP. Brooker, then county discovered Jie marriage bond signed by Thomas "rincoln and Berry, dated. June '10, 1806, and a marriage return certifying the wedding by the Rev. Mr. Head.

Town Moved 15 Feet To Build New Highway Chester, town must move 15 feet to make room for a new lighway. The road is to enter the town at a wide, angle over a new bridge across he Feather river which necessitates the moving and -reconstruction of a majority of the business houses on the town's principal thorofare. Guitar Private Lessons by Clayton Ennes Ph. 1797W 1512 10th Ave. DR.

C. H. DOWNING SPECIALIST ARTIFICIAL. TEETH Are yonr plates made right? If you are responsible, I win make a set for you "on TEN DATS TRIAL. No charge unless you "keep them.

Costs nothing to know, If your plates can. be made better or not Call today. 206 Greeley BIdg. Phone 1066W A Permanent Wave Is a Necessity for Those Who Go Places and Do Things For an active woman who something planned for every minute of the day, there IB no greater beauty investment than, a successful Permanent 'Wave. OU.UU) 6.60 and $8.60 BETTY'S BEAUTY PARLOR Ovtr Woolwortti't PKone 685 dent; Mrs.

-Fred Johnson, vice president; Mrs. H. Spoelstra, secretary; Mrs. J. M.

Hewitt, treasurer. Committees will be appointed by the president, An. enjoyable program was given arid refreshments served by the, hostesses, Mrs. Bob Klnyon assisting. Mrs.

Z. L. Ray Trill be hostess at the next meeting at her home in Greeley, assisted by Mesdames S. A. Reed and E.

Boigberry. Greeley Neighbors of Woodcraft Are Guests of Wlndtor Circle Windsor, June Circle No 3, Neighbors of Woodcraft, was, the guest of Windsor Circle 85, at a meeting held In I. Q. O. F.

hall Thursday afternoon. A short business meet- Ing preceded the social hour at which time the -lodge balldtted on the name of Mrs. Ella Ladusaw Laws. program was, given the. afternoon and of the following numbers: reading, John encore; piano solo, DickIRhbades; violin solo, Katherlne Frye, Mrs, Harvey Walden, accompanying; piano solo, Ella.

Oustot; piano duet, Don and Dorothy reading, Carolyn Harrington; reading, Charlotte Evans. A committee composed of Mm. Martha Callage, Mrs. Emma Adcock, Mrs. Florence Potter and Mrs.

Ella Onafot served refreshments. Wray Couple, Married at Windsor Early Sunday Windsor, June Tressle Wheatley and Hoy Merrit both of Wray, were -united. In marriage Sunday morning- at; a 6 o'croefc ceremony at" the apartment of Mrs. A. P.

Kuent- zol, Rev. J. S. George ot the Christian chnrch officiating. The witnesses were Eirert Ambler and" Miss Jennie Osteman, both of Wray.

Following, the ceremony, a wedding breakfast wag by Mra. Kuentzel and the young folko left for Estes Bark for a short honeymoon, trip, thence to. Denver on their way to 'their home at Wray. Everet Ambler Is a brother of Mrs. Kuentzel.

Severance Camp Are at Camp Dunraven Severance, Camp Fire Girls who are enjoying a week's vacation at Camp Dunraveu this week are Barbara BaIdrfdge, Ida Belie Cowley and Lois Nixon; Miss Laura Walles; assistant guardian, is spending the week "with the girls. Mr. and Mrs. C. A.

Nixon, Mrs. Margaret Walles and Miss Laura Wailes took the girls 'to the- camp Sunday, and' spent the day with them. Mr. and Mra. Recce Davis 'Entertain at Picnic Dinner La Salle, and Mra Reece Davis entertained, at a dinner on their lawn.

These guests were present -from Hudson: Mr. -and Mrs. Bruce Andrews and daughters Shirley and Beverly; Mr. and Mrs. Mark Montgomery, Mrs.

Montgomery, Barbara LaMarr, Mary Mc'Cune, and Florence Avis Fort Collins; Ethel Watts, LaSalle. BAKING BOWSER Guaranteed Pure Use KC for fine texture and large volume in your bakings Millions of pound's used by our Government Phone 235W Acute and Chronic Diseases DR. W. I. RUNNELLS CHIROPRACTOR X-Ray and Neurocalometer Servlca Over Hlbba Clothing Store Complete Line of Camp's Physiological Belts GILBERT- BISHOP'S Lady Fitter People Attend Fort CoMIni Graduation June number of people attended the commencement exercises held at the Fort Collins high school Friday night Four former- Windsor school students were in the graduating class, Including- Miss Mabel Williams, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. C. E. Williams; Billy Evans, son of Mr. and Mrs.

W. H. Evans; Among- those- at the exercises were Mr. and Mrs. W.

B. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. F. A.

Crane, Mrs. T. F. Vincent, and Mr. and Mrs.

G. JL Hichards, Denver Party California Guests Milliken, June 11--Mesdamea Amelia Grlffto and Stella Thacker entertained at o'clock dinner evening at the Griffin home in honor of Mrs; James Simpson and- her daughter from Wilmington, who have been visiting with Mrs. Simpson's mother and stepfather, the John Lees In Greeley and are leaving soon. Those at the "dinner besides the honored guests were Mr. arid Mrs.

John. Les, Mr. Mrs. That! and Mrs, G. Grlffliii Lamar qud daughter Marjorie.J LaSalle, June 11 o'clock Martha HanliJ Benton P.

Weeks, both of Anil married at the mause by Hetl Crockatt. Freda Harding Leland Strait of LaSalle, nesses, Cold. Climate Plants Unsurpassed in Bj Laramie, alpine plants have Won out in I ardous environment, says Dr.l Nelson of the University of Wjl "They have learned two i ha- "that they must hurt that they must endure. They climates--the freezing cold ol nights, and the alternating the mid-day summer sun. "In such an environment, thrives that is unsurpassed bers of species, in beauty ulj color and sweetness of perfun Notice to Wed John.

Crayle, son and '-heir of Lord Crayle, Earl of Wexton, proudly announce my engagement to marry the popular don. actress. Miss Elsie Hilary As evidence of my honorable intentions toward this lady, I publish herewith a photograph of Miss Hilary and myself taken at my father's country home. I give notice I shall sue for any persons -who continue to call my fiancee The Lady of Scandal" Signed: JOHN CRADLE. 3 MESSER MESSER, INC.

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