Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-01

club year: Mrs. w. F. McClary. presi-
dent; Mrs. Ward Fl, Moore, first vice
president; Miss Jean Croft, second
vice president; Mrs. James E. Downen,
recording secretary; Mrs. C. c. NC
Mutt, corresponding secretary; MRS.
! Harry p. Worries, treasurer; Mrs. j. u.
King auditor.
The following society item con-
corning a lovely Denver girl and a
young man Of our city who stands
high in the esteem of many friends
Wednesday:
Great interest centers about the
engagement of Miss Marjorie Smith
Ford OF this city and Frank Pryor.
Jr.. OF Pueblo. Formal announce
ment of the betrothal was made yes
and Mrs. Charles NJ. Ford. The an
nouncement is the result OF COL
lege friendship at the University OF
Colorado, where both were gradual
ed. Miss Ford is an extremely inter-
esting young girl, popular in the uni
versity set. She is member OF tho
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. MI.
Pryor is engaged in business In
| Pueblo and belongs to the Sigma
Alpha Epsilon fraternity. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pryor of
. Pueblo. The wedding will be an
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Mr.. Pryor and his bride will make
their home in Pueblo"
| Mrs Aaron Sonneborn and Mrs. f. r.
Stone will entertain at luncheon Tues
day. May 3, in the Congress hotel.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J. Jenny An
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter, Lillian Agnes to Mr.. Philo
White Lund, of Cheyenne, Wyoming
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Mr.. Lloyd Cook entertained few
bachelor friends at dinner Tuesday
evening. Cover. were laid for seven.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Hopkins an
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter Elizabeth Ross. TO Dr.
Maurice C. Lorec. of Akron, Ohio. The
wedding will take place in June.
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Miss Geraldine Majors. formerly OF
Pueblo, who is a student at Cumnock
academy in Los Angeles. has been
chosen as one of the Queens Court
for their May fete. This is the largest
affair of tho whole school year. and
only the two standing the highest in
each year are eligible to be in this
court. Miss Geraldine is one from tho
Junior class.
Tho Nathan B. Forrest Chapter U.
D. c., met in the home OF Mrs. John
Matthews Thursday afternoon at 2;3o
o'clock with Mrs. W. X. Dudley pre-
siding.
The program for the afternoon was
reading OF a selection from the three
South Carolina poets, Henry LLnrod.
Paulc Hayne and William Gilmire
Simmons, by Mrs. Z. E. Brook. Mrs.
w. X. Dudley read an article from the
Confederate Veteran on Savannah, Ga.
nf NJ fnA Gall
President, Mrs. W. X. Dudley: first
vice president, Mrs. Juan Rayner:
second vice president, Mrs. Z. G.
Slavcn: recording secretary. Miss Ger
,rude Haynes: corresponding secretary.
Mrs. John Matthews: treasurer. Mrs.
VIM. Barber; historian, Mrs. II. A.
Watkins: custodian OF Cross of Honor,
Hrs. II. p. Won: custodian Of flaes and
pcnnants, Mrs. r. F.. Brook. chaplain.
Mrs. ]. V.nson Adams; official parlia-
mcn;ar!an. Mrs, Eseic benson.
letter from Mre. c. Tate was rad
asking the u. d. c. members TO con-
tribute to fund for improving the
chapel a, Washington Lee University
In which the reclining statue OF Cen
erai Leo Is Lovely refreshments were
| served by the hostess and her sister.
Miss White. and social hour en-
joyed.
Tho women's Auxiliary Of the
Church OF the Ascension will hold its
annual luncheon Friday, May s in the
basement of the church. Al this time
all the women OF Ascension make their
United Blue Box Offering" The Of
ferins is n fund raised by the SELF
denia! OF women for self-dcnying
! women. II takes care of Spanish
women missionaries known As United
Offering Missionaries. From 100 In
| is7s to $4,000 in 1919. the fund has
grown beyond all expectations of its
founders. The women OF the Church
OF tho Ascension led the diocese of
Colorado in their gift of $40 last year.
The semi-annual luncheon on Friday
is anticipated with much interest and
pleasure by all friends and members
OF Ascension parish.
Tho Philathea class OF Bethel NJ e
church entertained their mothers a. a
most enjoyable party. in the club room
OF the church last Tuesday evening.
Clever and unusual games wore partic-
ipated in by all present. The refresh
mcnts and decorations werc carried out
in green and white. Those present
were: Mrs. c. y. Austin, Mrs G. n.
Barnhart. Mrs. W. =. Ball. Mre. j. A.
Barnhart. Mrs. a. 3. Leftwich. Mrs.