The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-05
MAY DAY WEDDING BELLS.


Mary Edith, became the wife of Mr..
Dwight NJ. Gon at eight o'clock p.
NJ, May /, 1917. Rev. A NJ Mac
lain officiated in the presence OF
about fifty relatives and friends, u.s.
ing the ring service.
Mrs. Hogle sang Beloved 1t Is
Morn" While Miss Edna Price
played Lohengrin's Briday Song the
bridal party entered the parlor. Lit
tie Miss Alice Lilley carried the ring
in pink rose. She was accompanied
by Master Harold Mcconnell, who
carried basket of pink sweet peas
These little folks were dressed in
white. Then came Miss Ethel Robb,
maid of honor and Mr.. Maurice
Tyner as best man, followed by the
bride and groom. They stood in
bower of ferns and flowers under a
canopy of pink roses, arbor vitae and
white wedding BELLS, while the cere-
mony was performed.
The brides gown was of white
charmeuse satin with pearl bead
trimming and chiffon drapery. She
carried shower bouquet of brides
roses and white sweet peas. Miss
Robb was dressed in white and pink
and carried pink roses.
While congratulations were given
Miss Edna Price played Mendel-
ssohn's Recessional. This was fol-
lowed by a song, Come to Me-" by
Miss Helen Tyner The house was
beautifully decorated with numerous
baskets OF ferns, pink and white car
nations and roses carrying out the
May day idea and the same color
scheme was used in the delicious and
elaborate two course luncheon.
Miss Tyner is graduate of Monte
Vista High school. She also took a
course in dramatic art in Baker Uni
versity of Baldwin, Kan. The many
beautiful and useful gifts attest her
popularity and esteem Mr.. Goff is
prosperous young ranchman, of
| sterling character
1t is very gratifying to see two
such excellent young people, both of
whom adhere to the highest and
most ennobling traits of humanity,
link their lives together and their
many friends wish for them long
years of usefulness and happiness.
To X,
town, which was already furnished.
A GUEST.
The Royal Neighbors held their
regular business and social meeting
Wednesday afternoon at Woodmen
| hall.
Mr.. d. Gaffey was host at dinner
last Sunday evening at the La Veta
hotel his guests were Miss Ethel
Graves. Miss Lola Smith and Miss
Louise Fogle
SOphOmOres Entertain Seniors.
Two large auto trucks carried the
merry crowd of young people to the
Soldiers Home lake Monday night,
where the sophomores entertained
the soniors at moonlight picnic and
'Weinie roast Later in the even
ing, the crowd, which numbered
| about sixty-five, motored to town
and raided the picture show. These
happy gatherings will long be re-
membered by the seniors.
May Pole Shower
The Friday Embroidery club en-
tertained at very pretty May Pole
Shower last Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. VIII Pridmore, the oc-
cassion being in honor of Mrs. Walt
man.
The sitting room was artistically
| decorated with festoons of orange
crepe paper Many useful and beau
tiful gifts were suspended from a
decorated wheel which adorned the
top of the pretty May pole, which
was placed in the center of the libra
ry table. This artistic and unique
| affair bespeaks the love and esteem
of the club members for this fair
bride. The members present were
the guest of honor, Mesdames Fogle,
Haggard, Wyland, Ginders, Loser,