Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-10-01
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SOCIAL WORLD


caused Miss Reta Green to on Saturday
leave for Salt Lake City, where she
was met by Milton Brown and on Mon
day the nuptial knot was tied. After
the ceremony the happy young couple
left for McGill, New, where the groom
has good position in the copper mines
The bride is the eldest daughter of M.
z. Green and most estimable young
woman with host of warm friends
who wish her every happiness.
At the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Palmer, sos South
Main street, on Wednesday evening,
DIR. N. H. Lee officiated at the wedding
of Lee A. Consaul and Miss Gladys
Palmer. Immediately after the cere-
mony the newly weds left for Denver
to spend their honeymoon. The happy
groom is an Industrious and well-known
carpenter of this city and his bride is
the daughter of Contractor Palmer and
a young lady with host of friends in
Rocky Ford. The Enterprise joins in
extending hearty congratulations.
With DR.. H. Mayo-superintenden
of Pueblo district of the M. E. church
acting as host and POSTMASTER most
enthusiastic mems rally was held in the
Methodist church on Monday evening.
A splendid supper was first served by
the Ladies Aid society and following
this came addresses laudatory of the
forward movement" the coming lay
mans convention in Pueblo and the
Denver University. Out-of-town
preachers present were Revs. Galley
of Fowler, Thomas of Manzanola and
Lane of Swink.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Welland en-
tertained informally at five hundred on
Wednesday evening. Those enjoying
their hospitality were: Messrs and
Mesdames d. L. Joehnck, A. S. John
son, G. w. Lewis, John E. Lawson,
Harry B. Mendenhall, Gelon P. Randall,
Leonard E. Wise; DR.. and Mrs. z. T.
Roberts; DIR. and Mrs. Seaymore Kel-
logg; Mesdames Lulu Lewis and Olive
Van Buskirk; Messrs Frank johnson,
Harry Maxwell and Lloyd Pollock.
On Saturday afternoon Mesdames
r ID. and d. o. Thompson entertained
at tbimble party at the home of the
latter. Mrs. Steele favored the ladies
with several piano selections and Mrs.
Yund of Pueblo gave some vocal music.
Mrs. King and Mrs. Hall of La Junta
were guests The decorations were
yellow and white. Mesdames Lafferty
and Warren assisted the hostesses in
serving lovely three course lunch.
Altho it had been rumored about
town last week that ]. X. Lumbar and
Mrs. Nora Lowe had been married, it
was not until Friday, upon the return
of the guilty parties, that the news
was confirmed that they were open to
receive the hearty congratulations of
their many Rocky Ford friends. The
wedding ceremony was performed by
the pastor of the Presbyterian church
at Canon City on Monday, Sept. 20.
A goodly crowd was present at the
Cecil Tanning musicale in the Presby-
terian church on Tuesday evening and
enjoyed the most classical musical pro-
gram that has been heard in this city
for many a day. Mr.. Tanning, the
vocalist, was in fine form and firmly
established his reputation as one of the
greatest baritones in this country.
On Wednesday afternoon, at the
Methodist parsonage, DR.. N. H. Lee
united in the bonds of matrimony w.
E. Cole and Miss Maud Vandyne, two
popular young people of Patterson val
ley. Following the wedding the happy
young couple left for their future home
in the old neighborhood, where hearty
welcome awaited them.
DR.. and Mrs. Roy Brown on Tuesday
evening gave hard time" party in
the residence that has just been vaca-
ted by them. The guests came dress
ed in rags and tatters and had most
enjoyable time in the empty house.
Mrs. V. Knause entertained w. w.
Kerney and family, Mrs. Ray Kerney
and Mrs. Blanche Montgomery at dinner
at the Harvey house in La Junta last
Friday evening.
Miss Bertha Ginter left on Wednes-
day for Los Angeles, where today she