Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-02-11
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SOCIAL WORLD

From the Denver Post of Tuesday we
quote the following:
"There'll be a double wedding in Dem
yer this afternoon-one planned and an
nounced, the other
Well, as regards the other. they knew
it would come some time. because neither
one could live without the other. That
much was settled. But they hadn't made
up their minds as to just when it would
be. Then came the heralding of the first
wedding, and the excitement OF 1t all,
and they Just couldn't wait. Anyway.
there were the friends to be surprised.
/ Besides, there's a lot of romance in elope
ments.
i And so, this afternoon at 5 o'clock. the
Rev. Or. Elder of the First Avenue Pres
byterian church will say some serious
things to Byron Wear Jr. and Miss Ger
4 truie Anderson, both students of the
State Agricultural college at Fort Collins,
and also to Glen Strock and Miss Ruth
Martin of Fort Collins, with the result
that the first pair will become MIR. and
\ Mrs. Wear and the second Mr.. and Mrs.
Strock.
The beginning of the double wedding
1 came when Mr.. Wear who is son of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. n. Wear of Denver. and
Miss Anderson. the daughter of pro-
minent Rocky Ford merchant. decided to
leave school and marry.
More than that. the double affair is to
be continued after the ceremony. The
| four have rented cottage in Estes Park
and will have their honeymoon there"
/ One of the prettiest affairs in the
social calendar this week was the five
hundred party given by Mrs. Lester
Swink on Wednesday afternoon. The
rooms were beautiful with their Valen-
tine decorations and red carnations.
Kewpies were the favors at the at
tractive luncheon served. Those pres
ent were Mesdames Cheney. Mathews,
Fleak, Brown, Braden, Turner, Kel-
logg, johnson, Randall, Mendenhail,
Houghton, Price, Welland, Gerecke,
Elmer, Lewis and Claude Swink; Misses
Barkley, Reed, Taub. Miss Cecil Lewis
of Pueblo was the out-of-town guest.
S. e. Dillon, of the Presbyterian Sum-
day School, Saturday evening enter
tanned the boys of his class at dinner.
After the bountiful repast served by
Mrs Dillon, Master John Dillon very
pleasantly entertained the young gentle
men. Those invited were: Charles
Haines, Alfred Arraj, Clarence Wagon,
Waldo Williams, John Dillon. Harold
Weaver. John Wilson, Phillip st. John,
Albert Arraj, William Goblin, Dick
Award. Eugene Kreider, Michel Arraj,
George Lowe, Milton Badger, Wilbur
Mccormack,
Mrs II. NJ. Minor entertained few
of the old-time friends of her daughter,
Mrs. W. II. Pearce, yesterday after
noon. The guests brot their fancy
work and amid social chatter and the
movement of busy fingers the after
noon was delightfully."- spent. Dainty
Refreshments were served.
Miss Callie Smirl was the dainty
hostess of pretty evening party last
Friday, when she entertained for Miss
Gertie Anderson. The guests were the
Tuck-a- Batche girls and it goes without
saying that the affair was most enjoy
able.
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Mrs. Effie Tomlin was hostess of an
attractively arranged five hundred
party on Tuesday evening. Delicious
refreshments were served.
Mrs. Ed Barrow entertained at dinner
on Sunday, in honor of her daughter,
Mrs. Bert McCammon. Covers were
laid for ten.