Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

cd as follows: Mrs. NJ D. Thatcher,
regent; Mrs. Walter l.. Wilder. vice
regent: Mrs. j. P. Lurton. second vice
regent; Mrs. A. d. Forbush, recording
spending secretary; Mrs. Frank J. Hell
wig. treasurer; Mrs. Arthur II. Sprost,
registrar: Mrs. S. A. Forbush. histor-
ian: Mrs. F.. +. Wallace. chaplain; Mrs.
A. A. Weiland. auditor: board of di-
rectors, Mrs. Alva Adams. Mrs. George
]. ]. Pattec, Mrs. Alfred A. Watkins,
Mrs. Freeman C. Rogers.
The Woman's auxiliary to Typo
graphical Union No. IFS will hold a
social session at the home of Mrs.
Frank N. Sloan. 4o7 w. Thirteenth
street. Tuesday afternoon. May "a. II
will be guest day. Mrs. f. NJ Scott
and Mrs. Sloan will be the hostesses.
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Miss Emma Ellington is entertaining
the following friends at "Pine Manor
on Rroadhurst ranch for the weekend
all having motored there carly yester-
day morning: Miss Christine Lurton
Miss Florence Haines, Miss Leila
Dickinson, Miss Lucille Van Brimer
Miss Mary Bell orutt. Miss Laura
Pierce, the Misses Bernice and Mary
Sharp. Miss Anna Maude Garnctt.
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james furVis entertained ms school-
mates at a most enjoyable May party
at his home Thursday evening.
Strcamers OF rcd and white were the
artistic adorninEs while games. music
and dancing were the happy diversions.
Refreshments were served late in the
hours the color scheme of red and
white, Centennial colors. being cleyerly
carried out Those present were: Misses
Geneva Franz. Nola Misenhimer.
Gatha Sealy. Frances o'I-eary, Mamie
Hamlin. Mildred Syngdal, Mildred
Petre. Helen Meeks. Anna Leedie.
Dorthy Burnight. May Powers, Rose
Saber. Wilma Rehrons. Myrtle
la Verne Purvis, Messers. Donald
Cattoll, John Davis, John Sealy, Madi-
son Coleman, Marion RuKg. Marion
Nesson. Marion Lyngdal. Percy Elk
lund. James Treader. James Powers.
William Clark Frank Fitzgerald. Bar-
old Chivington. Ronald Coment and
Honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Albert r Ma
hon, the vcstry of the Ascension church
will entertain the members OF the choir
and the Mems club at supper tomor-
rooms OF the church. Mr.. Mahon has
heen an efficient choirmaster and viii,
he missed greatly, as he with his fami-
ly. will leave In June for their new
home in Minneapolis,
Mrs. Harry r. Vorics and Mrs. Henry
?, Harris will entertain at luncheons
Friday and Saturday at / O'Clock In
the home OF Mrs. Worries.
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Mr., and Mrs. r. S. Crockett win en-
tertain tho Wednesday Evening Bridge
club in their homo this week.
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Mr. and Mrs Ward II Mcore an
nounc~ the engagement OF their dauEh-
ter. Clara Juno. to Mr.. Alvin Schrep-
ferman, of Denver.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert s. Cast, hap
PLY celebrating their wedding anni-
vcrsary. entertained at dinner Monday
evening In the Mineaua Country club
Four baskets filled with pink roses and
daisies charmingly adorned tho table
on which small figures of brides and
bridegrooms had been placed at inter-
walls. Twenty-Five covers wcro laid
each being designated by card in
tho form OF a bride.
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Mrs. T. II. Dovlnc. honorinc Mrs
George G. Griswold Jr.. OF Butte. Mont.
entertained at luncheon In her home
Monday. Exquisite blossoms OF red
| sweet peas bcautiied the table round
which gathered Mrs. George G. Girls
void Jr.. Mrs. George II. Me-ston. Airs
Charles X. Mcllarg Jr.. Miss Alice Nc.
Harr. Mrs. William Senger. Mrs
Frank Finncy. Mrs. Royal II. Finney
Mrs. c. W. Dcvine and tho hostess.
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| Mrs. NJ. D. Thatcher Sr. entnrtainct
| nifty of the girls of tho Y. W. c. \. In
her homo Monday evening. Favorits
| classic selections were played on tn,
| Stcinway Grand and dramatic enter.
tainmsnt by Mrs. Lucille Hitchcock
Chamberlain afforded delight. Infor.
NAL social moments were enjoyed dur.
ing which refrcshmen;s were served