Gunnison news-champion., 1915-06-18
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Nery pretty and smart m every detail
Mas the luncheon given isst tuesday al
the home of Mr.. aud Mrs. ;. p spsn-
Ger On kaey ssease.
The table was a.corated with rot,es
Of smiiHx. with white satin ribbons
reaching from the chandelier to each
corner where the time -hon0red Daa Gu
pad had gwen way as ggsrasman H. the
more modern and more ssacy httss
kewpIe, one OF winch hela Tue end Of
each ribbon, while another peeped shyly
oat from the meshes Of the immense
basket Of bride Roses. which formed
the beautiful and attractive eeuterpieee.
About twenty live we're assembled
arognd the table. ana The irst mixing
oi an air OF mysters came Va the shape
Of the favors winch we're hidden IN the
folds of tine napkins, and were hand
pointed cards representing diamond
solitaire engagement ring. IN the golden
cIrciet Of which appeared the smiling
features Of Miss tloise Spencer. tne
FAIR young daughter Of the house, and
with her the pictured likeness 0f the
triumphant and happy man In The case.
Even the most ansasplcious guest be
gan to assume a questioning expression,
and great was the rellef 60 the well brea
tttTNtETs
sweet and charming manner arose aud
announced the engagement of her eldest
daughter. Miss kioise to MIR. Auburn X.
Novels of Canon City. and the occas-
sion of the gathering Immediately took
on an even more happy significance, as
It was made plain then why each guest
had been requested TO bring her favorIte
recipe, for brides-t0-De must have cook
BOOKS.
Miss Spencer is one of the fairest
daughters of Colorado, a charming, eul-
iured and unaffected girl, born aud
reared IN Gunnison, and while enjoying
superior advantages Of education and
travel, always remained the same sweet
and loyal young woman, holding InvI0-
late her place IN the hearts of large
circle of friends, who rejoice with her
m her happiness, and who congratulate
most heartily the young man who has
won this one of nature 5 gentlewomen.
She was educated in our city schools,
going thence to Miss MOlcotts school
IN Denver and upon completing the
course there, she entered Berkeley Uni
versity and was graduated from that
institution in 1914 In the past year
she has taught most successfully in the
schools at Canon City, but resigned her
position at the end of the year to accept
the higher vocation of home-making,
into which she will carry with her all
those qualities, culture, womanliness
and refinement which fit her to grace
any position in life to which the future
may cal her.
Mr.. Novels is one of the prominent
young business men of Canon City, a
graduate of Culver College and of the
Chicago University, and is very popular
and enjoys large circle of friends
throughout the state.
As the giving away of secrets seemed
to be in order. at the close of the func-
ton. Mrs. Spencer also announced the
approaching marriage of Miss Hazel
Holman, friend of Miss Spencer's and
a member of the faculty of the State
Normal School, to DIR. +. W. Reiter, a
successful ID. ID. S. of Canon City.
Both the young ladies' were showered
with glad wishes and of course, much
interest will center around them social
ly until the early autumn weddings
which will take them to their new homes
in Canon City.