Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23

j. w. kinkle. Mr.. and Mrs. o. j.
Chamberlin. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Arbaugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Shackleford. Mr..
and Mrs. " G. Stocker. Mr.. and Mrs.
2. +. Porter. Mr. and Mrs. II. Shafer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Arnt. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
F. Chapman. Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Ted
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. Kellogg, Mr.. and
Mrs. Horton, Mrs. C. c. White, Mr..
and Mrs. N. c. Adams, Mrs. Geo. Haz-
ard, Francis Hazard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Otis Hahn, Mr.. and Mrs. W. e. An
derson, Mr.. and Mrs. Turfening Mr.
and Mrs. chas. Kinkaid, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. E. Dunnaway, Mr.. and Mrs. r. E.
| Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Neil, Mr..
and Mrs. r. P. Hickman, MiEscS Lii
liam Boyle, IrIna Rust. Helen Twombly,
Ruth Jennings, Burtina whitlow. Bes-
sic Jones, Julia Hoffman, Yvonne
Laura Cowen. Geo. Henry Weiss, Ed
ward ]. Shea, Kansas City. Mrs. H V.
Bennett, Mr.. A. w. Hall, Gertrude
Chamberlin, Hildred Chamberlain,
Those assisting were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Arbaugh, MIR. and Mrs. L. S. Bressler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waggoner, Mr.. and Mrs.
| l.. Fefer, Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington.
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] In the hospitablc home OF Mr. and
I Mrs. Harry p. Worries. the Nathan 3.
| Forrest chapter. u. ID. c., held their
| meeting TO commemorate the birthday
of General Robert e. Lee Wednesday
| evening, January 10. The following
| program OF music and readings was
| presented:
Invocation. tho Rev. C. w. Hall. Song
-"America". audience. Vocal solo
| Our Yesterdays, Mrs. Ira Wharton.
Reading-"Robert f. Leo. a retrospect
and appreciation, by H Gerald
Juan Rayner. Reading - Baby by
Jerome X Jerome, Miss Lcnore Muir
ray. There were other vocal solos by
Mrs. Frank A Parrnelec. Mrs. f. o.
Nann and readings by Aubrey Donald
Denson, the program closing with the
singing of Dixie" by all present.
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The women's Auxiliary Guild of
Holy Trinity Parish VIII meet next
Wednesday afternoon In the home of
Mrs. G. Harvey Nuckolls when Mrs.
Mary Shelby Wolfe will come from
Denver to speak on the work OF the
Auxiliary. The ladies of Ascension
and st. James parishes are given a
cordial invitation. All are requested
to be there promptly at o'clock as
Mrs Wolfe will return to Denver that
afternoon.
Mrs. 1. W. King entertained the 7.
r. C. club at their regular meeting
Wednesday afternoon. The rooms were
adorned with pink and white sweet
peas and late in the hours refresh
ments were served These friends:
Mrs ]. C. Clayton of Bull. Idaho Mrs.
r. Stanley Ray, Mrs. C c. Henderson,
Mrs. o. o. Payne, Mrs. b. l.. Rarkwell.
Mrs. Perry w. Coates, Mrs. A. l.
Doyle. were invited to share the plea
sure of the afternoon with tho follow
ing members: Mrs. George {. Marsh.
Mrs. Frank Biddlecome. Mrs. Fred c.
Longnotti. Mrs. f. l.. stevenson Mrs.
Nttr Afr1
Mrs. Charles Deus, Mrs. Harry AMY.
Mrs A o. Armstrong, Mrs. King.
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The dancing party given by the Alta
Vita club Monday evening at the Gar
den was the most successful OF the sea
SON and was attended by a record
breaking crowd. Tho music. numbers
OF which were arranged by tho club.
was especially worthy OF mention. as
| II was enjoyed by all present. Punch
was served during the evening.
Mrs. r. NJ. Allison. Mrs. John Mckee.
Mrs. y. ]. Dillon viii entertain the
Ladies' Aid society OF Sacred Heart
orphanage at the home OF Mrs. Allison.
ioS Michigan avenue, Thursday after
| noon.
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The annual meeting OF Holy Trinity
parish was held Thursday evening at
| eight O'Clock in the Guild hall. The
| Rev. Father j. E. Ellis presided, and
| reports from different organizations
showed a gratifying cash balance on
hand and all bills paid. Seventy FIVE
parlshioners were present. and the YES
try as whole were reelected. Tho
members OF the vestry are: Mr.. A. s.
Cuthbertson. senior warden: Mr. II.
NJ Van Dyke. junior warden and
treasurer; Mr.. and John NJ. Jack
son. secretary; Mr. Freeman c. RoC-
| M avk NJ
vey Nuckolls. Mr.. Colin n. Mcdonald.
Mr.. l.. j. Allott, Mr.. A. Cocks. After
the adjournment OF the business ses-
sion. a social time was enjoyed with
music and dancing. and Mrs. H. NJ.
Van Dyke. president of the Women s
Auxiliary, assisted by other members
served Refreshments.
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At tho regular meeting of the Puc-
bio Chapter. d. A r., the election OF
delegates and alternates to the Con-
tinental Congress to bo held in Wash
ington. d. C, the week beginning April
IS resulted as follows: Mrs. NJ n
Thatcher. regent; Mrs. A. a. watkins
vice regent. delegate, Mrs. Freeman G.
Rogers; alternates, Mrs. Edward Keat-
ing, Miss Bernicc ]. Parker. Mrs. Alva
Adams, Mrs. Walter L. Wilder, Mrs
$. a. Forbush. Mrs. +. f. Wallace, Mrs
II. 4. Black, Miss Alice McHarg Miss
Purl Gibson. Mrs. F. J. Helwig. Those
elected to go to the Colorado Springs
state conference in March were: Mira.
N: p. Thatcher, regent; Mrs. a. a.
watkins. vice regent; delegates. Mrs
F. c. Rogers, Mrs. II. A. Black, Mrs.
r G. Robe. Mr~. r. ]. Parker, Mrs.
j. T. Lurton. Mrs. A. II. Sproat, Mrs.
Ira *. Young; altcrnates. Mrs A. A.
Weiland. Mrs. s. a. Forbush. Mrs ID.
X. Dunton, Mrs. Charles Il. SaSton.
Mrs. T. r. Wallace, Mrs. F. J. Helwig.
Mise Purl Gibson.
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Miss Katherine D. Hoza. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hoza OF Rock
vale. Colorado, was united in maria gs
TO Mr.. George ]. kascak of Hugoton,
Kansas, ot ST. Benedict's church at
Florence Friday morning, January IL.