Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-24

Moore. Miss Christine Lurton. Mis-
Mary Bell offutt. Miss Elizabetn
Crockett. Miss Emma BillinFton,
Laney. Miss Anna Maude Garnett.
Miss Margaret Dick, Mrs. r. D. Lam
dis. Miss Florence Haines.
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First Lieutenant Edwin P. Ketchum.
Corps Of Engineers, who was on April
Corps OF Engineers, U. S. Army. is
native of Colorado and Pueblo having
been born IN Pueblo In 1894. where hc
attended and graduated from Centen-
nial high school in 1912. Between 1912
and 1917 Captain Ketchum studied and
City, Chicago. and Cleveland, being
located in Cleveland with the New
York Central railroads engineering de-
partment when the United States de-
clared war upon Germany in April.
1917. Captain Ketchum was certified
as qualified for commission in the
Engineer Officers Reserve corps and
attended the first Engineer Officers
Training camp at Fort Harrison, In
diana, and Fort Leavenworth. Kansas.
After serving short while with tho
8sth division at Camp Funston. he was
ordered to France in November OF 1917
where he remained and served with
the End. 26th and 9Th divisions on the
front until August 1918. when he was
ordered homo AZ an instructor, and
was promoted to first lieutenant.
Since the war Captain Kctchum has
lserved in San Francisco and San
Diego and for the past two years has
been on duty at Virginia Polytechnic
Institute, Blacksburg, Virginia. where
he Is training engineering students In
military enGineerinE.
| Captain Ke,chum married Miss
Rhca Bell Of Anderson. Indiana. in
August 1919. and camo TO Colorado at
that time on leays !. q 3. absence
Mrs. T. ]. Downen. Jr.. Mrs. w. J.
| Ross. Miss Wave Richardson and Mise
| Harriet Hill will entertain the mem
bers of the Pan Hellenic association at
| an informal party on Saturday eve
| ming. April %.
Mrs. W. A. Saunders. happily honor
| ing her mother. Mrs. Emma Rorer in
vited few old time friends to visit
with her Wednesday Afternoon.
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The Nu Iota club will give a dance
In the Garden Academy tomorrow
evening when there will be novelties
in decorative designs in addition to the
Introduction of two new dances. The
patronesses and patrons will be: Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Herman. Mr.. and
Mrs. W F. RAber. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Taub. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick N.
Heller, Mr.. and Mrs. william Henry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bergcrman, Mr..
| and Mrs. b. F. Kopcrlik. Mr.. and Mrs.
a Sonneborn. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Bern
helm.
Mrs. r. W. White was hostess At
the meeting OF the Lambda Alpha
\ nrst cust Nv Na
when Mrs. Homer T. Scale. Mrs. ]. D.
Crccl and Miss Bertha Hoskins vsrs
guests OF the hostess. After the brisr
business session. \ social hour fol-
lowed during which refreshments were
served. Those present were: Mrs.
Frank Flynn. Mrs. Howard olin. Mrs.
Paul Rcitemeir. Miss Vera Flynn. the
| Misses Marie and Josephine Finlan.
| Miss Edna Hawke. Miss Emma Cof-
fey. Miss Mabel oiin. Miss Helen
eron. Miss Lenore Murray. Miss Lu-
ellie Crecl. Miss Fdwina Worries. Miss
Gencv,cve Kendall. Miss Ines Nc
Csrthy.
In a thrift essay contest recently
conducted by the National Bank. OF
New Mexico. the first prize of $50 was
awarded TO Miss Margery Graham.
now at Raton, N. NJ, formerly of
| Pueblo. The subject of tho essays
was How Can Thrift Assist in the
CpbuildinE of Nation," The win
ming papers will be issued as bulle-
tins for students in local schools next
term. Miss Mareery Graham was
| born AMI reared in Pueblo. being tho
daughter. OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. GrA-
ham who are residing now at Ie2s y.
Weber street. Colorado Springs. She
graduated from Central high school
and also from Colorado College and is
ct present head of the Commercial
Department in the Colfax County
high school at Ration. n. NJ.
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Mrs. Frank J. Henry entertained a
few friends informally In her homo
yesterday afternoon when games of
bridge afforded diversion.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Acum entertained
at n thcater party Friday evening in
compliment to their daughter. Mrs.
Mahlon Saxton.
Miss Janet Kca.ing is enjoying the
presence OF few friends at her
home in Beulah this weekend. having
invited them to help her celebrate her
birthday.
The ladies OF tho Mesa Presbyterian
church gave . musical tea in the home
, OF Mrs. A. Glen Hoskins yesterday
, afternoon from to o'clock. Clusters
, of pink honcysucklc. ferns and palms
adorned the rooms. and many friends
, came and went enjoying the musical
|, program.
Miss Jennie Parks entertained hap
PLY at luncheon in her homo yester-
. day. Spring blossoms adorned the ia
Bile and covers were laid for fourteen.
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