TUB ALLIANCE HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 1920.
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Miss Edna Bowman, dauRhter of
Dr. and Mrs. I W. Bowman, bceamo
the bride of Taul C. MacDonald of
Minneapolis, Minn., at (he home of
hpr parents oi Monday morning At
10 o'clock. Rev. J. Orrln Could of
the Baptist church conducted th
wedding eoivlcrn. The occasion was
made a delightful and memorable
one for the puenta by the attractive
ness of the decorations which were,
tastefully done In pink roues and
white marguerites, by the dainty
wedding breakfast seized directly
after the ceremony, and by the pretty
picture presented by the biide, in a
modish dark blue traveling outOt.
wearing a corsage bouquot of pink
rose buds.
Later the happy younft couple lift
on the Denver train for a honeymoon
trip to that city, after which they
will res'lda In Burlington, la., where
Mr. MarDonald. Is employed by tho
C, B. & Q. railroad. , The former
Miss Bowman has been one of our
most popular Alliance girls, and
while her presence and activities will
be much missed In her circle of
friends, sho Is followed by a shower
of good wishes for her happiness in
her new life and new home !n Burlington.
Johnson , of Lusk, Vo. . Mr. Berry
is now electrical engineer In charge
of the lip.ht plant at Lusk. Mrs.
Berry was formerly head clerk at a
depot store at Lusk. They will re
turn to their home In that city on
Wednesday. Alliance friends Join In
wishing them long lives full of happiness.
PAtiKANT OF lIK.MtKHU'Y
The Baptist church was flUed to
jits capacity last Sunday evening
I hen the Pageant of Democracy was
I given by the young p -ople of the
church. The theme was tin uniting
of democracy and Christianity - to
bring the worrd to hope and light.
The proprrtn w.is nost Impressive
and the roles of Democracy and
Christianity, portrayed iTy Misses
Kuth Cone and Grace Spacht respect
ively, were especially well rendered.
Miss Marie Howe gave exceptionally
good interpretations of "America."
Another feature was the processional
"Peace Wo Bring," which was sung
by ten little girls.
The costumes of the different
countries were very Interesting and
added much to the enjoyment of tht
program, as did the sweet song of
the little white "Messengers of
Hope" and the music of the four
piece orchestra.
IiATIIFACK-KING
Victor H. Rathfack of Thedford,
Neb., and Miss A. Kuth King, of
"Whitman were married last Satur
day at the office of Judge Tasb.
8URTUISH rAUTY
About twenty-one ladies, members
of the East Side Progressive club,
took well filled baskets and went to
the home of Mrs. E. Becker on Miss
issippi avenue, to carry out a well
planned surprise on her. Tho after
noon was spen in conversation and a
well prepared feast was spread by
the guests. Mrs. Becker was the re
cipient of a number of pieces of
beautiful diver as a token of the es
teem in which she Is held by her
friends. In the evening tho ladies
nd husbands came back and tripped
the light fantabtlc.
The family leave Sunday for Cal
ifornia, where they will make their
home. They will visit Mrs. Becker's
parents, George Fox and wife, at Ft.
Morgan, en route.
ON WEDDING TRIP
Lyle Berry, son of Judge I A.
Berry, returned to Alliance Sunday
morning from Denver, where he has
Just been married to Miss Gena
EXLIST IN AHMY
Fred 1 1 1 1 1 and Charles Jordan en
listed Saturday at the local recruit
ing station for one year, field artil
lery, and wer sent to Camp Dodg",
la.
ATTEND HEALING MISSION
Ralph V. Cox and little Hortense
Garvin, daughter of Chief Dispatcher
Garvin, accompanied by her mother
and slater, left here- for Council
Bluffs on Saturday to attend a "Heal
ing Mission," conducted by James
Moore lllckson, and under the aus
pices of the Episcopal church. Mr.
Hlckson is an Englishman who has
become noted for some very marvel
ous cures, not In the sense of mir
acles, but by gradual healing in an
swer to prayer and as evidence of
Christian faith.
ENTERTAIN AT KENSINGTON
Mrs. L. C. Smith entertained
twelve ladies at a kensington Satur
day afternoon In honor of her aunt,
Mrs. Mlna Logueay, of Denver.
Among those present were Mesdames
Smart, Keidlebaugh, Emerson, Mar
vin, Lester, Nelman. Mcttzer, Dick
son, Mallory and Reed.
lHUTIIDAY" DINNER
Rosamond, three-year-old daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clay Harry, en
tertained half a dozen little tots at
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HOLSTEN'S
dinner lust Friday evening In honor
of her birthday anniversary. The
table was appropriately decorated.
There was a big birthday cake with
three randies and the menu was such
as to delight all the small guests.
EPWOItTII LEAG11! MXT.IL
A number of Epworth Leaguers
enjoyed a very pleasp.nt social eve
ning at the home of Miss Ethel Gra
ham on Friday evening. Irish games
were played and In addition to dain
ty refreshments served by the league
Mrs. Graham had a happy nurprlr.o
for them In tho way of a large
freezer of delirious home-made leo
cream. All declared her "no ama
teur" In the art of making Ice cream.
IpiFHSON "(J IKS WIN
At the double-header basket ball
game on Friday night the Emerson
girls won by one point and tho Cen
tral boys won over the Emerson hoys
by two points. Professor Prince ref
erccd the game.
DANCING PARTY
Miss Elhelyn Ellis entertained Fri
day evening at a dancing and card
party complimentary to Leota.
Becker, who expects to leave soot
for her new homo In Los AnK'ls,
Cal.
ST. PATRICK'S PARTY
The Misses Veach, Thiele, Markay
and Mrs. Lunn entertained the
teachers of the public schools at a St.
Patrick's party Friday evening at the
home of Mrs. Lunn.
A program of Irish songs and
games formed the evening's entertainment.
The guest lis tincluded Misses Wil
son, Lochman, Russell, Wilcox,
North, McCue, Koen, McAllister,
Spencer, Deal, Keith, Hedlck, Jeri
ntoig, Marrow, Soaper, Johnson and
Mesdames Emerlck and T. J. Deal.
WEI'K-EM) Gl'ESTS
Mr. and Mrs. H. I OrmBby had as
their guests over the week end: Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Ormsby and daugh
ter of Casper, Wyo.; Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Ormsby, of Denver; George
Ormsby, and Mr. and Mrs. Hershel
Coleman of Bridgeport.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The meetings at the Church of
Christ have begun under the preach
ing o fthe local minister. Last night
the minister made a plea for a re
vival of the Christian religion In our
own community. He stated that re
membering God makes a better and
cleaner town. Tonight tho subject
will be: "The Second Coming of
Christ and the End of the World ';
Wednesday evening, "Sowing and
Reaping"; Thursday evening, 'The
Prodigal Son"; Friday evening, "To
Whom Shall We Go?" The Apostle
Paul said: "The gospel is the power
of God unto salvation" Each eve
ning at 7:30 the services begin.
On Tuesday evening, March 30, at
the church, James T. Nichols, who
was actually In the peace conference
in Paris, will deliver a lecture on the
subject, "A Warless World." Watch
for other announcements concerning
this great man and his lecture.
STEPHEN J. EPLER, Minister.
St. Mathews' guild of the Episco
pal church will meet Wednesday
afternoon at the parish house. Mrs
Eliner McManls will be hostess.
The Woman's club will meet at the
home of Mrs. eGorge Read. 928 Lar
anile avenue, Friday, March 26. Do
mestic science program. Invention of
lavor saving devices for the home,
Mrs. Grassman. The home beautiful
and convenient, by Mrs. Ida Johnson
Mrs. Oscar O'Barinon will have
charge of the table talk. Time sav
ing ideas. Music. Wrs. Rhelu and
Mrs. Read will be hostesses.
The woman's missionary society of
the Fresbyterian church will meet at
2:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. V. E. Spencer.
Services at the Methodist church
Women's foreign missionary society
will meet Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. C. A. Dow, at 804 Platte. The
bidies aid society will hold their reg
ular meeting on Wednesday after
noon at tho home of Mrs. J. A. Hun
tor, 72 4 Box Butte. Choir practice
will be held Thursday evening at 8
o'clock with Wm. La Mons. The
honor for having the largest family
present at tho Sunday evening serv
ice was equally divided between E.
T. Miller and Mr. Blair.
W. C. T. U. will meet Thursday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs
S. O. Carr, 412 Big Horn. All mem
bers are urged to be rresmt.
GETTING: HEADY TO
PAVE BOX BUTTE
Chief of rollce- Nova Taylor was
kept busy Monday serving notice on
property owners In the downtown
paving district to get the streets and
alleys cleared bo that nothing will
delay the paving gang when it gets
started. Surveying Is now going on,
and by next Monday Mayor Rodgers
thinks th"t the work will be started
The telephone company has been
notified to get Its poles out of the
way In the district affected. Work
men today were removing street
crossings at the north end of Box
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juid the - Easter pun to ,
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suit, imuI I know that I II
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year," said n easterner.
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