The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-11-13

EPIscoPALIANs PREPARING
FOR HOME TALENT PLAY
st. Cecelia's Guild of Christ church
is making plans for the annual home
talent play which has always been
such success, and the first rehearsal
was held at the home Of Dr. and Mrs.
S. J. Roberts Thursday evening.
MALCOLM WHALEN
MARRIED LAST NIGHT
Miss Beatrice Billings or Denver
and Malcolm ]. Whalen, son of p. c.
Whalen, 400 College avenue, were
united in marriage by Father Ed
munds last night at the ST Michaels
rectory. Miss Marie Bruce and Ed
mund J. Tyo were witnesses to the
ceremony.
ST. MicHAEL's CHURCH
ORGANIZING CHOIR
The members of st. Michaers
church. under the direction of Father
Edmond, are reorganizing the choir
so that high mass can be sung. For
several months the choir has been
limited to church songs. and much
new material has been recruited so
that St Michael's can have a choir to
be proud Of
CHANDLER COMPANY WILL
DRILL SECOND WELL
Florence. Nov. 7.-Charles Saylor
is home again: For the last IL
months ne has been over in the vi
cinity Of Chandler drilling for the
Chandler Greek Oil and Gas Com
pany. The well was located two and
one-half miles southwest OF the town
of Chandler. The first well was a
duster. but the company is preparing
TO drin the second hole. and just as
soon as The arrangements are COM
pleted Charley will go back.
The indications in that territory ap-
pear good, and one well there would
mean the development of an immense
section, and We hope that oil will be
struck.
NUPTlALs MONDAY
The home Of Henry Mulder on Colo
rado avenue was the scene of a very
pretty wedding Monday afternoon at
1880. when Mr.. Mulder and Mrs LOU
ise Koppe were united in marriage.
Rev. z. J. Plumb of the Nazarene
church officiating Mr.. Keller of
father of the bride, and
Mrs. William Wilson of Villa Grove.
assisted the bride and groom. lmme-
diately after the ceremony an elabor-
ate dinner was served. The bride
wore a beautiful dress of blue serge
trimmed in white satin The many
friends OF Mr.. and Mrs 'Mulder wish
them a long and happy life.
MISS ELLEN DANIELS
MARRIED WEDNESDAY NIGHT
A happy but simple wedding took
place at the home of the brides Ia
her. John Daniels, of North Diamond
avenue. last Wednesday night, when
his daughter, Miss Ellen. was mar
ried to Claude Gotibehuet. Miss
Daniels had kept house for her fa-
ther for a number of years. and was
loved by everyone who knew her.
The groom is a resident of Pueblo.
and Is an esteemed young man. The
bride WAS dressed in becoming trav-
cling suit of elephants breath gray.
Rev. Armentrout performed the GER
emony. attended by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Newell OF Pueblo. the latter a
sister of the bride. The wedding
march was played by Miss Lurah
and after the ceremony, a
solo was rendered by Mrs. Florence
A Tin Pan brigade
then took place. consisting of nine
young men. cousins of the bride. De-
ifc!ons refreshments were served after
which the young people left the
guests for a ride. fearing some mis-
chief that might befall them. should
they remain longer than necessary.
Mrs. Gootbehuet was the recipient of
many useful gifts. There were over
90 relatives and friends present, the
guests being Mr.. and Mrs.
George Newell and son, Junior"
Mrs. Elmer Cooper and children. Mrs
Clarence cooper and children. Mrs.
Gottbehuet, Miss Mae Gottbehuet,
Frank Gottbehuet, Mr.. and Mrs. Rem
oux. Miss Theo Mooth. Mrs. John Y
Evans and son. John Evans. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Davis and Mrs, Elmer Johns
and children. The newlyweds intend
to make their home in Pueblo where
"A cottage is awaiting their occupancy.
FLORENCE UNIVERSITY CLUB
ENTERTAIN THE NEWElLS
Florence, Nov. last evening the
University Club of the city enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs, ]. p. Newell in
rather unique and novel way.
To begin with, the club had ar
ranged for travelling banquet with