The chronicle=news., 1914-06-29

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Missionary Society. -
The WoPep's Home Missionary
Society Of the First N. E. Church
will meet At 2:3o tomorrow after.
noon at the home Of Mrs. J. P. Do;5
Ian, AS West Third street.
Justice Circle.
Justice Circle No. 536 will hold
special meeting tomorrow night AZ
Castle Hall for the purpose OF initiat-
ing and special business. All mems
bers are requested to be present.
baptist Ladies. q
Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. George,
Truitt will entertain the ladies and,
the congregation Of the Baptist
church tomorrow afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Hamilton 121I Nevada
avenue. lAAU
Social Sewing Club. 4
The Social Sewing Club will meet
tomorrow afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. George Mullare. Mrs. Mullare
will be assisted during the afternoon
by Mrs. f. ]. Mcmahon.
Picnic at Wootton.
A jolly crowd of young people
chaperoned by Mrs. c. F. Donanue
and Mrs. Clyde Ashen. early yester-
day morning tourneyed to Wootton
in hay rack where they at q picnic !
dinner and spent the day enjoying
themselves in the hills. The party |
returned home late last evening. 10
the party were the Misses Naomi Sui
livan. huth Donahue. Belle McGoH-
an. Mary MCGOWAN. Gertrude Bar
rett, Mary Barrett. Ellen Corich,
Della Jacobs. Gertrude Jacobs. Irene
Kane. Josephine Fink and Frank
Haurin. Emil Haurin. W. G. Code,
Felix Franch, Max Franch. Pete
Franch. Thomas Jennings, George
Corich. Henry Diemer, Clyde Ashen
and Joe Mausser.
Miss Hercules Hostess.
Miss Corinne Hercules was tEeI
hostess Saturday evening at u charm
ing dancing party. The house was
'prettily decorated with cut flowers.
At the conclusion of the dancing, al
delightful luncheon was served byj
Miss Hercules. assisted by her moth
er. Mrs. ]. Hercules. Mrs. 8. Thomp-
son and Mrs. Ringrose.
The guests were the Misses Fannie|
Watkins. who is the guest Of Missi
Gladys Branson, Ladine Harper. Bessj
Archer. Tot Michel. Harriet jamie
son. Lois King, Dot and Evelyn San
ders. Zella Northcutt. Gladys Bran-l
son and Hazel Bradley. Messrs.
Woodson. Allen Doyeton. Jack owen.
Bryant Doveton. William Kerr,
Clyde Harper, Will Caldwell, Milton
Hamerslough. Roy Mitchell, Edgar
Mulberry and Malcolm Erickson.
Popular Walsenburg Nan Is Married.
! Married, at st. Louis, Mo-, on We'd
nesday. June II, 1914. Mr.. William
Krier of Walsenburg and Miss Ger
trude A. Horbach of St. Louis.
The ceremony took place in the
Cathedral Of St. Louis, Rev. Father
Spencer officiating.
The bride. Miss Horbach. is a ma
tive of Germany. but has resided in
st. Louis for number of years, and
has travelled extensively over this
country and Europe as governess in
the family of wealthy St. Louis
family. She is fluent linguist and
speaks English. German, French and
Italian and is we'll educated in other
lines as we'll as beftted one in the
position she held.
Mr. and Mrs. Krier met for the
first time some years ago on board a
vessel sailing for Europe. They were
thrown much together on the voyage
over, but parted on the landing of
the vessel, Mr.. Krier going to Bel
gium and Miss Horbach to Germany.
Without design circumstances
brought them together on the vessel
returning to this country. Miss Hor-
bach became acquainted with Mr..
Krier's nieces and has correspondent
with them since. Miss Horbach
wrote to Mr.. Krier on business mats
ters and in the course Of the corre-
cnondfpu oaked advice ahout hacOm-
ing an American citizen. Mr.. KrierI
jokingly told her the best way waA|
fo marry an American citizen. Tha]