Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-18

c. X. Fletcher and the teachers OF
Centennial high school entertained a,
a picnic and becfstcak fry Thursday
evening in compliment to Prof. J. n.
Risicy and six new members OF the
faculty. All motored out to the Ccdnrs
near Burk Springs where the delicious
and bountiful supper WAS prepared IN
the open. The affair proved happy
good fellowship. Those present were:
Prof. and Mrs. J. II. Risley. Miss
Dorothy Burton. Miss Grace Cunning
ham. Miss DUN. Miss Harriet Hin,
Miss Grace pepgsrd!n. Mss Miss Jal.s Miss
Margaret Mcikle, Miss Annabelle Ment-
ger. Mrs. Ida Rrainard, Miss Marie
Berg. Miss Grace kikcr. Miss Martha
LonErinecr. Miss Friedcy. Miss Erdnc
Robinson. Miss Mary l.. shaw. MT;
Mrs. Paul clifford. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. l..
Tomlinson. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p. Nor
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. william Jchlo, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. L. Pound. Mr.. and Mrs
spanglcr. Mr.. and Mrs. @. G. Robert
son. Miss Edwina Worries. Mr.. c. X
Fletcher.
Mis-. Anna Jensen. honorinE Mi~
Helen Fimple. entertained at an en-
joyabie th.mhie tea yesterday after
noon. Blossoms from tho garden lent
tho flower charm TO tho rooms where
pleasing converse over tho needle
work frightened the hours. AZ tho
-ha dows heightened. Refreshments
worc served. tho hostess being assisted
by Miss Lucille Creel. The rucs, list
included: Miss Holcn Fimple. Miss
Lucille Crecl. Miss Helen Pattcc. Miss
Mary Bell offu't, Mis- Florence
Haines. Miss Edwina Worries, Miss
Marion Brown. Miss Erma Fases,rom.
Miss Helen Corkish. Miss Louise VII
! iAns. Miss Lorraine Gahagan. Miss
Caroline Curry. Miss Mary Fladland.
| Miss Mary Stevens. the Misses Doro-
thy and PhilliH Evans. Misc Mildred
Lee. Miss Lucille Smith. Mrs. Leo
stowe. Mrs A. Jensen;
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ve- times of September s. will be OF
interest:
N"surnmcr flower. and ferns were
used in profusion TO decorate the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. II, W. prou'y for the
wedding Of their daughter. Miss Julia
proutv' and carl stowe Of Pueblo The
ceremony was performed at o'clock
and shou, fifty intimate friends wit
messed the service. Mrs. Blaine Wal
lace attended tho bride as matron OF
honor and she wore Incoming gown
of light blue eeorrette crepe trimmed
with file, lace She carried an arm
bouquet Of pink roses. Master Her
bert Prouty. a nephew Of the bride vas
the ring bearer He wore a suit Of
dark blue with a white blouse.
The bride was given In marriage bN
her brother. Winfield Prouty. She was
lively in gown of white crepe de
chine. The handsome material was
mad. with an esesloped skirt over
straight foundation. The blouse Of
crepe was finished with soft rirdle
which fell at one side in long sash.
she carried a handsome bouquet Of
brides roaes and Galley lilies. Leon
williams was best man and the cou-
pic left for motor Grip thru Yellow
stone National Park. On their return
they will reside in Pueblo. whcr. Mr
stowe is connected with the j. s.
Brown Mercantile company.
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Last Sunday being an ideal septen'-
her day. the following enjoyed pleas
ant hours In the snvirons of Reulah
and relished einner ~ the Beulah
Country club Mr. and Mrs. John
Henr.- Thatcher. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
<. uoaE. Mr. and Mrs. George r. Trot-
tor. Mir and Mre. T. l.. Lewis. Mr.. ana
Mira. W. Saunders. Mr. and Mrs
Howard s. TeaEer. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick ~. Puiien. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
A Ruiien and son. Frederick. Mr. and
Mrs w. H. Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs.
p 4. Cessta. Mr.. and Mira. r. n. De
vine Mr. and Mrs. James ". Daily.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. n. Day. Mr. and Mrs.
L g. Duncan. Mrs Katherine Dillon
Miss Frances Anderson. Miss Lenore