Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-08-22
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A very pretty home wedding occurred
on Wednesday morning at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Shelton. when their
daughter Bessie May was married to
Robert W. Furman. The ceremony was
performed at a. m. by Rev. S. B. Var
ner, and Mrs. Willis played the wedding
march, The bride was dressed in a blue
going away gown of orepe-de- chene with
hat to match. The only guests. besides
relatives, present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas, Cartwright. The many girl friends
of the bride were at the station to see
the happy couple appropriately started
on the wedding trip, although news of the
happy event was not supposed to get out
before they got safely away on the train.
The newlyweds left for short honey
mooo in Colorado Springs and Denver.
after which they will be at home at 4oe
South Ninth street.
The bride is one of the most charming
young women of Rocky Ford and the
groom is a foreman in the laboratory de-
partment of the sugar factory and a
justly popular young man. The happy
couple start on life's journey with the
best wishes OF The Enterprise and host
of friends.
To the intense disappointment of her
friends Mrs FIR. Weitzer was called home
to Grand Island. Neb.. on Tuesday by
message telling OF the dangerous illness
of her mother.
Besides the beautiful party Mrs. L. R.
Fenlason gave in ner honor last Thursday
she also gave dinner followed by auc-
ion bridge on Monday evening, at which
twelve guests were present. The ap-
pointments on this evening were exquisite
in every detail.
There were many other affairs planned
which will necessarily be given up or
account of Mrs. Weitzer's summons home
Mrs. L. R. Fenlason entertained twelve
little girls last Saturday afternoon. the
honor guest being Louise Weitzsr. A de-
ightful afternoon was enjoyed by the
little folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Vaudeville were
the delightful hosts at a five hundred
party given Wednesday evening in honor
Of Col. and Mrs. James Wilson OF Ros-
well. N. M The pretty Vaudeville home
was tastefully decorated throughout The
sleeping porch. where the six-course
luncheon was served. was especially at
tractive with goldenrod and Chinese lam
terms. Mr.. and Mrs. George Maxwell
were awarded the first prizes of the
evening, which were beautiful hooks.
Those enjoying the occasion, besides the
guests of honor. were Messrs and Mes
DANES L. E. Wise L. R. Fenlason. H. B.
Mendenhall. G. C. Maxwell. M. U. Randel.
DR.. and Mrs. B. B. Bloiz. Mrs. M. j. An
derson. Mrs. M. j. Kerns OF La Junta and
Colonel Barton of Iowa.
Mrs. J. Carol 8raden was the pleasing
hostess at a five hundred party last FRI
day evening. in honor of her house guest,
Miss Gladys Schiess of Chicago Miss
Grace Moore, proving to be the most
proficient, was awarded the first prize
a beautiful hand mirror. while MISS Aileen
Sayers. scoring the least, was presented
with box of candy. A delicious lunch
was served by the hostess. assisted by
Miss Beth Galliger.
Misses Ella Barrow and Nina Andrews
were the hostesses at the regular meeting
of the c. E. C. on Monday evening.
Fourteen girls were present and after
attending the Grand were served with
refreshments at the Barrows home on
North Eleventh street.
The Royal Brothers will give a fare
well supper next Thursday to their men,
bers who are soon leaving for college.
The occasion is being looked forward to
by all the boys. as the committee in
charge is arranging an elaborate affair.
A. K. A. club at the Winburn ranch on
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. U. Randel entertained the
Ladies Afternoon Whist club at her home
yesterday afternoon.