Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14

Springs on Wednesday. were in Pueblo
until Saturday.
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Miss Helen Fimplc is spending the
week with Mrs. Lorue Fimle in Green
Mountain Falls.
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Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Robinson and
daughter, Miss Dorothy Jean Robin
son. left yesterday for Greeley and
Denver, where they expect to spend
week with friends and relatives.
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Miss Helen Corkish is visiting in
Boulder and DenveE' !. !. !.
Miss Elizabeth Crockett, who has
been visiting in Denver for some time
has returned to Pueoio. Miss Thank
full Bickmore of Denver, is to be her
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Chapters F and AU. Of P. f; O.,
entertained Friday at Ills o'clock at
a luncheon at Ellington's. with Mrs b
S. Hill and Mrs F.. f. Fimple acting
ent: Mrs w. o. Peterson. Mrs. w. D
Grisard Mrs. E. w. Spencer, Mrs
Frank NJ Sloan. Mrs. c. w. Hancher,
Mrs. w F. Agnew. Mrs. G. c. Gilman,
Mrs. j e. Campbell, Miss Sybil Nor
rison, of Denver, Mrs. j. NJ: Meales,
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Mrs. j. Stewart and tn hostesses.
Mr.. Lawrence Castle. and sisters,
Mrs. Lulu Crandall and Mrs. Nora
Lichty, and nephew. Lyell orandali
have returned from a fishing trip near
Creede.
DIR. and Mrs. = ]. Dooner have re-
turned to Pueblo after a two months
visit in California:
Mr.. and Mrs Rufus N. Keller of
Brawley, California. announce the
birth of daughter. Gertrude Hoi-
lister. August 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell and
daughter. Lulu Jane. of Albuquerque,
New Mexico. have returned to their
home. after spending two weeks visit
ing in Pueblo. Miss Viola Castle ac-
companied them home. and expects to
remain with them for several weeks
Miss Elizabeth Brough of St Louis.
Missouri, returned TO her home last
evening. after having visited with her
cousins in Pueblo, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. F.
Burroughs and Mr. and Mrs d. A.
Brough.
Miss Merva A Livermore, from
Ghazibada. India. is the house guest
of Mrs. ]. j Pattee this week. Miss
Livermore was a college chum of Mrs.
Pattee at Northwestern University and
has been on foreign missionary duty
since their graduation,
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Mrs. Harper Gardner and daugh-
tors have returned from California, on
account of the illness OF Mrs. Gard
ner's father. Doctor Robinson.
c. f. Pattee and daughter. Alice. of
South Bend, Indiana. who have been
visiting DIR. j. j. Pattee and family,
left Friday morning for Denver.
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The following clipping from the
| Panama Register will be of interest to
many Pueblo friends:
A very pretty wedding ceremony
took place yesterday at Corozal when
two prominent members of the zones
younger set. .Mr. n. c. Starkweather
and Miss Alma Helen Basham, both of
Corozal were married by Chaplin
Claude F. Harkey, OF Corozai post.
The bride is tho daughter of Mr. Will
zone for several years and is now con-
nected with the finance department at
Quarry Heights, under Colonel
Lambdin Mr. Starlweather is cleo
trical assistant of signal service at
large and is in the office of the de-
partment of Signal Officer Colonel
Clifton, at Quarry Heights. He has
full charge of the telephone system
under army control on the zone, and is
a man Of unusual ability In the cleo
trical line. Both the bride and groom
are counted among the most popular
young Americans on the canal zone.
For a few days Mr. and Mrs. Stark
weather will be at Washington Hotel.
Colon. spending their honeymoon.
after which they will be at home to
their many friends in their new
quarters at Corazal.
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Tho Cleaners class OF the ST Paul
NJ. f. church will hold their regular
business and social meeting tomorrow
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
C. c, White. Those assisting will be:
Mr. and Mrs. u. A. Arbaugh. Mr. and
Mrs. o. j. Chamberlain. Mr. and Mrs.
20. l. Grady and Reverend and Mrs.
w. f. Bell.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pale left Thurs
day evening for an extended visit in
the east. They will stop at Buffalo,
New York and other points. Mrs. Pale
was formerly Miss Helen Paddock
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i. w. Proudfoot. who has been vis-
itinz his son. Claude Proudfoot. of