Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26

The following class poem written by
Miss Caroline Cramer, of Centennial
High school. has been pronounced ex-
cellent, and received enthusiastic ap-
plause when read during Commence
ment week:
Step by step we've climbed
The way of wisdom and of learning;
The summit gained. we bask in rosy
light
OF our achievement. past sorrows fade
from sight.
From the crested height
We scar: tne valley of the future,
With its winding roads and trees that
darkly make
Deep shadows lie around a placid lake.
Other paths not shaded
Wind too, among the barren hills;
The massive boulders often hide the
sun
From the tired eyes Of the striving one.
Hidden in yonder blue
Horizon, lies the Land OF Promise
Which some may never reach but only
Success sit high enthroned. where run
the joyous waters free.
Tighten We then our grasp
Upon the staff, with backward glance
N--''SNAA>@
To- learn to take as best we may. the
laughter with the strife.
CAROLINE :, {, cRAMER
The home of DIR. and Mrs. n. e.
Forester, 1125 Greenwood street, was
the scene Monday evening of the we'd
ding of their daughter, Mary Anna, to
Mr.. Kennedy Boardman. of Denver.
Tho marriage vows were taken in the
living room OF the Forester homo, the
Rev. Benjamin d. Dagwell of the
Chnrch of The Ascension, reading the
Episcopal service. The room was a
bo.ser Of loveliness, stately palms and
trafling smilax
Miss Forester was attended by her
stster. Miss Margaret Forester. as
maid Of honor and Miss Virginia Tate
was her bridesmaid. Mr.. Boardman
best man and by Mr.. W. I. Berry. of
Toledo. Ohio Master Joseph Froeh-
Itch OF Toledo carried the ring in a
basket of pink roses. Before the cere-
mony Mr. Thomas A. Christian sang
Loves Bencdiction. Mrs. f. w.
MendeIssohn.
Miss Forester. who is ono OF Pue-
bios most beautiful young women.
wore a handsome gown of white satin
paune and radium lace. Her veil was
of tufle and was caught over her hair
with valley lilies, the same dainty
flowers forming the shower in her
bouquet OF brides roses. A pearl cross
that had been her 1rendmothers and
handkerchief carried by her mother
at the tme of her wedding completed
her costume. Her sisters gown was
of gold pussy willow tafreta and gold
lace and she carried OpheIia roses |
Miss Tate wore a pieated pink chiffon
gown and carried Ophelia roses
Mrs. Boardman In graduate OIL
Centennial high school and since the
completion of her work there. has de- |
voted her time to the study of music |
Mr.. Boardman Is a member of the firm
OF Avery. Boardnan ana Traylor. In
vestmcnt bankers OF Denver He
served two and a half years in the
army overseas. part of the time as a |
lieutenant N the artillery In France
and at the close of the war was scrv-
ing as an aerial observer He is a son |
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Hunter, of
New York City.
Those from ont Of town who attend
ed the wedding were: Mr.. and Mrx. NJ |
y. Traylor of Denver, M.s F.. HI
Froehiich and SONS. Frederick and
Joseph. of Toledo. Ohio. Mr.. ". I. |
Berry of Toledo. Mrs. n. l.. Holden Of
Beulah. Mr.. Dclos Holden and son.
James Of Orange. New Jersey. Miss
Edna Jacques of Colorado Springs.
After the wedding reception Mr.. and |
Mrs. Boardman left for n wedding trip
and. after Angus, I. will be at home at
1911 Logan. Denver.