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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1936
Page
3
A jumble of social notices describes a Friday afternoon event honoring Bonita Jackson with a bridal shower at the lounge of the gag office. Guests included numerous local ladies, church members, and theater group figures in a festive, old-time community gathering.
Local notes recount visits and departures as residents travel to and from San Diego Wichita Chicago and Michigan. Multiple families, including the Adams and Gayle households, plan visits to relatives and return home by late July with travel by Columbina. A memorial line remembers a son Gustyllo.
A fragmented society calendar lists meetings and events across Monday to Saturday with church gatherings, club dinners, and community talks. Notable items include Dr. Earlo A. Tuege speaking on youth activities, a First Presbyterian group meeting, and various neighborhood club socials at Island Grove and nearby venues.
Mrs. Fred Werner hosted a village shower for her niece Mrs. Jsaeree Sauer at her home north of Uriggedale. Guests arrived with gifts as a program of recitations poems and music followed a lovely refreshments table. Future meetings and local club notices rounded out the afternoon social calendar.
Fragmentary lines from Edna St. Vincent Millay reflect internal conflict and longing. The poem manifests emotional flight and fading connections with imagery of wild birds and a trailing, conflicted heart.
Mrs Homer Miser’s friends gathered Thursday evening in a gas-lounge setting for a bridal shower honoring Mrs Yarn Gline. Guests included Ms Herdman, Dave Marxian, Thompson, McGrew, and Pearl Dale among others. decorations featured spring flowers and pastel candles while refreshments followed the social hour.
Wedding party travels from Greeley to War Rockaway and Fay Mockaway in a busy sequence of preparations. Will Garnsey Jr. and Migg Lewisa Herrick arrange travels, with Yale reunion and family gatherings preceding the large church ceremony in Radnor. Guests include Spaulding, Hookins, and Denver ushers Calvin Pulenwider and Hodgas Jr. as plans unfold.
Ault, June 12. Country Coterie hosted by Mrs Alfred Petersen held a Thursday afternoon meeting with Presiding Mrs Ralph Clark leading business. Members invited new entrants Miss Margaret Kieber and Mrs Noblé Sinden. Aug 2 picnic planned at Minnehaha with lunch dishes to bring.
Local society calendars list a series of club meetings, dances, bridge and domino games, and community gatherings across Fort Lupton. Entries include junior guild activities, church picnics, welfare club events, and a Pioneer club gathering, with venues at guild halls congregational churches and theaters.
Mrs Kliewer inspired a clever luncheon shower on Thursday for Julia at the Country Club. Guests included Mesdames Russell Tohngon Herbert Davey Ralph Strong Roy Sears and others. Roy Sears won high for luncheon games with Mrs Hayden second, while gifts and toys were exchanged among attendees.
Girl Scouts returned home Wednesday evening after a five day stay at Mark Riggs cabin in Drake. The trip included De Loxes Deroo Bewlat Adkisson Leanella Stepheny Helen and Anaballe Walaa Sonnia and Lila Pritchard June and Virginia Cogburn. Miss Diora Black and Mrs Wart Cogburn led the group. Transportation was by Wart Cogburn. A meeting at Ysland Grove Park in Grealay is planned for next Sunday with family asked to bring table service and lunch to be served at one. Mrs P L Eildenbrandé is recovering after surgery at Longmont hospital.
A fragmentary notice lists a Thursday meeting for Rebekahs at a local hall and Friday activities by Garden chairs group. Incomplete text references Esther association members and election items to be addressed during the business meeting.
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