Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-29
PERSONS AND EVENTS

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WITH A NARCISsUs BULB
A tiny bulb in a. tiny bowl.
But the uncouth case holds a mighty
soul,
just waiting for someone like you I;
To guard its life all tendcrly
To watch it grow all sIcnderly.
Bringing its beauty to view.
And when tho miracle IL wrought,
Rejoice your heart, and sorrow not
That the magic work Is past.
Always you'll find the wrapped-up
souls.
Waiting for friends and growing
bowls, :
To bring thcm to glory at last
By Ernestine Porter.
wedding characterized by refined
simplicity was solumnized Saturday :
afternoon at O'Clock when Miss Aza-
liza Flagler of Pueblo, and Mr.. Harry
w. Carr of Grand Lake. Colo, were :
united in marriage at the home of the
brides brother. Mr.. p. II. Flagler In
Fort Collins, Colo. The rooms were :
adorned with pink and white roses. :
and the double ring ceremony was per- :
formed impresSvely by tho Rev. Cross
by. OF the First Baptist church of :
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tives and a few friends. Miss Marion :
Curray. OF Greeley, was the brides
maid. and Mr.. Paul II. Tlogler. brother :
Of the bride, vas the best man.
The bride was hecomingly gowned In :
ivory white taffcta and braided Cor
gotte, and the white tulo veil was :
caught with Cecil Bruner roses. She
carried a shower bouquet of white :
roses. Miss Curry, the bridesmaid,
wore n pink Scorgette gown trimmed :
in rows OF picot ribbon and carried an
arm bouquet of pink ophclia roses. 4 l:
wedding luncheon was served amid
tho fragrance OF pink sweet pears and :
roses and many joyous congratulations
were received. The bride a hand (:
some. petite brunette. enjoyed a large
circle OF friends In Pueblo who wait :
TO hor heartfelt wishes for her happi-
ness. She possessed a bright person
ality which made her welcome at all
times and was artistic in all the rou-
tine OF life. The bridegroom is a well :
known landowner near, Grand Lake. /:
Colo. where they will make their
home on his ranch.
Mrs. Royal II. Finney entertained
the Pi Beta Phi sorority In her home /:
on Saturday evening. The business :
session was brief and social moments :
were bright. Those present were: Mrs,
Thomas Thompson. Mrs. Wilbur Pry- /:
.
Mrs. Phillip Woods. Mrs. Frank J. :
Henry. Mrs. J. Harris, Mrs F. l.. Tay-
lor. Mrs. l. B. Weed. Mrs. c. W. :
Streamer. Mrs. Fred Hsycr. Miss Ida
Peterson. Miss Ruth Lannon. Miss :
Helen Williams, Miss Christine I.ur-
ton. Miss Ruth Taylor. Miss wave /:
Richardson. Miss Harriet nm and the
hostess. /:
Miss Winnie Mac Mackay enter :
tained the members OF the Alpha Chi
Omega sorority at luncheon Saturday.
November ls. The table was decorated :
with pumpkin blossoms and tiny tur- :
keys of crepe paper. and covers were :
laid for Mrs. Tod Storer Mrs Fred /:
Keller, Mrs. Harry Caldwell, the Misses :
McSally. Miss Hulda Forsman. Miss :
Esta Mae Lewis Miss Nellie West. F:
Miss Vera Flynn and the hostess.
An tmpromptu dance was enjoyed by /.
a feS friends in the ballroom OF the :
Congress hotel Saturday evening when
dancing was accompanied by excellent
music played by the Sigma Alpha Ep-
siion band from Boulder Those pres .
ent were: Miss Erma Fagers,rom. :
Miss Maris Walter. Miss Mildred Leo
and guest. Miss Ann Mitchell Miss
Natalie Richardson. Miss Elanor :
Walter, Miss Ruth Richardson. Miss
Marion Nuckolls. Miss Marion Brown. .
Hail, Miss Edna Hawke, Miss Mary :
Conn. Mrs. Martin Walter. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Frank walterstein, Mr.. and Mrs. :
Hall. Mcssers Damian Ducy, Harold .
Walter, Carl Walter, John Griffith.
Nelson Hicks, b. Webster and James :
cuiulsn. OF Denver. Leon kncbel, +. :
Napier, of Glenwood Springs, Elwyn :
Davis, Phillip ana John Philbin. Albert :
Amidon, Robert RapalJe, Herbert
Allen, Raleigh and Charles Tracy. :
Tho November Unit of the McClell :
and Auxiliary of which Mrs. L. S.
Ray is chairman will meet today from
TO 1 o'clock to sew for the children
Of tho Home. All are urged to attend. :
Others not members, who wish to help
even for a few hours, will be welcome. :
The Pan-Hellenic association will :
give their Charity hop at tho Garden
Academy next Friday evening, Dec :
omber . This Is for the benefit of the
scholarship fund. and it is hoped that :
all friends will be interested. :
The New Century club viii meet this
morning with Mrs j. u. King when
Mrs. L. Nelson, assisted by Mrs. II. .
r. Harris. Mrs. G. W. llancher and
Mrs. Archibold Jones viii conduct the :
study of the reign of Nicholas H. OF
Russia and tho Russo-Japanese war. .
Tho Clio club will meet this after
noon with Mrs Horny Robinson when :
the study of Egypt will be continued
with the following program:
Current Events ......... Mrs. Thomas
Paper-"The Twelfth Dynasty ..s-..
.,..,..,.,.......... Mrs. S. u. BroVtus :
papor-"The Shcps~1 E'tF'