The chronicle=news., 1914-09-23
SOCIETY |;
ErTotis Society.

Ergotis Society. '
The Ergotis Society OF the Pres
hyterian Church will meet with Mrs.
John Espey, corner of Main and Wal.
nut, Thursday afternoon at gao.
The members OF the Ladies' Aid So
ciety are invited to meet with them.
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Social Sewing Club.
Mrs. X. Briefly will entertain the
Social Sewing Club Thursday after
noon at 1876 North Commercial st.
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Philharmonic Society.
The second regular meeting Of the
Philharmonic club was held last ev-
ening at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. P. Dunlavy, 73l Colorado avenue.
The greater part OF the evening WAS
spent in disposing of the usual bust
ness of the club, and further plans
were arranged for the winter pro-
gram. Reports from the different
committees were read. and the mem
bers decided to take up the actual
practice of chorus work at the next
meeting. which will be held in two
weeks.
The announcement of the marriage
yesterday morning in Richmond.
Kansas, of Miss Tessie Akens and
William Olive. will be received with
interest by Trinidad people. Miss
Akens is a resident OF Richmond. and
MIR. Olive. while living there ut pres
ent, ia q former resident Of Trinidad.
and very well known here. His boy
hood was spent In Trinidad and he
received his education in the schools
of the city. For the past twenty
years. Mr. Olive has resided in Kan
sas, having gone into the cattle bnsi-
ness there after his departure from
this city. He Is a brother of Mrs.
G. w. Crow OF this city and has
many friends here. The wedding
was a quiet one. being celebrated at
the brides home before witnesses and
members of the immediate family.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Olive left Richmond. and
are expected in Trinidad some time
during the week for visit with Mr..
Grow.
Lutheran Workers.
The Lutheran Workers will meet
with Mrs. John Berger. 700 East
Fifth street. Thursday afternoon at
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Lamb TAYLOR.
Miss Effie Taylor and John Lamb
were quietly married this morning
at 6 O'Clock at the home OF the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Taylor
12O2 Linden Ave. The Rev. +. O
Butler of the Baptist church per
messed by relatives of the contracting
parties. The Taylor home was beau
|tifuly decorated with assorted flow
ers, and the general color scheme wal
carried out In artistically arranged
| pink and white decorations. Miss
Alice McCash acted as maid of honor
and the groom was attended by his
brother. Mr.. George Lamb.
After the ceremony four course
wedding breakfast was .served Ito
the guests and at s o'clock the bride
and groom left for Salt Lake City.
From there they will go to Califor-
MIA and spend their honeymoon tour
ing the coast state.
| The bride was born and reared In
this city and received her education
here. having graduated from the
Trinidad Business College three years
ago. In social and church circles she
is very popular Mr.. Lamb is a c. 4
S. engineer and has been a resident
of the city for number of years. He
is well known and liked here.
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Allegro Club.
Pupils of Mrs. John A. LauGhlin
members of the Allegro Music Club
that held its regular monthly meet
ing last night. commenced the study
of the history of music. The study
taken up last evening was the The
ory of the Origin of Music and a re
search into the study of music among
the Chinese, Japanese and Hindus
which discussion was most interest
ing and instructive. A splendid pro
gram wah given by the talented ou
Plus OF Mrs. Laushlin as follows:
| Piano Solo. shepherd Boy" tWil
son David.
| Vocal Solo, Snow Flakes Cow
leu)-Edith Dewitt