Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-13
PERSONS AND EVENTS

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Not one shall know I'd sooner lie
With my lost love than go
on with the empty stupid days
Not one shall know.
I'll walk head-high and swift and free
And laugh much, and forgive
I'll fly a flag on Calvary.
And lightly. lightly live
He liked a gallant heart-and So
Not one shall know
BY Jacquoline Embry.
A simple, attractive wedding was
that of Miss Helen Orr Dyer and Mr..
Charles l.. Bronze. of Basin. Wyo..1
which was eolemnized in the home of
the brides mother. Mrs. Frank r.
Dyer yesterday afternoon at O'Clock
The living room was abloom with
shasta daisies, and the table in the
dining room was beautified with pink
sweet peas, Miss Ruin f;rcnardson
played a group of bridal songs before
and after the plightinS of the sacred
vows and softly during the ceremony
William f. Bell in the presence of
thirty relatives and guests. After con-
CALCULATIONS. delestable Refreshments
We're served
The bride wore cAnd colored SUIT
OF tricotinG with hat which harmon
lied and ><rried ophelia roses. Mrs
Bronze is Y clever Intellectual young
woman. being n graduate of Central
High school and of the State Teach
ers college. and as a member OF Delta
sigma Epsilon sorority and of the
honorary. national educational fra
ternity, Kappa Delta Pi. She has been
teaching in Basin where she met her
husband.
The bridegroom IL a member of the
law firm of Bronze and Hyde in Bash
where they will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Bronze left
at once for Colorado Springs, Denver
and Thermopolis and. later. will enjoy
a trip thru Yellowstone park.
A wedding OF interest to friends and
relatives in Pueblo was tnat OF Miss
. Elsie Ryan, OF Colorado Springs and
Mir. Glenn F. Snyder, of Trinidad
which was solemnized Monday morn
irs At o'clock by the Rev. Father
Hugh in the Catholic chul CHI In Trim
dad. Miss Margaret Ryan and Mr
Roy Snyder attended the bride and
bridegroom and after the service. d
wedding breakfast wos served at
Gardenas hotel, covers being laid for
fifteen.
The bride was charming in white or
CANDY with hat to mach and carried
n shower bouquet of white roses and
sweet peas ne nrlOesnl3lu VI
the bride. was becomingly attired in
blue taffetn and carried opheiia roses
7 he bride is prominent in social circles
In Colorado Springs. and Mr.. snyde'
IL one OF the owners Of American
Cafeteria No. . of Trinidad. Rela- |
tives who motorod to Trinidad to be
present at the wedding were: Mrs. G.
Z. Murphy. Mr.. and Mrs. l. Il. Irwin, |
Miss Lucille Parks. of Pueblo: Mrs. II
Huffman and Mrs. X. Ryan. of Colo |
RADIO Springs.
Miss Laura Pierce. Accompanied by
Miss Genevieve Kendall. Miss Mildred
Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. I. F. Andres. OF
Yer Monday. They will return today
aEi go to Glen park where they VIII
spend the weekend at "Sokomas
cottage.
The Rev. and Mrs william f. Bell
ard family Ief, yesterday evening.
having planned a motor trip OF three
weeks thru the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Alvin schrcpferman
have returned to Denver from their
wedding trip and are now at home to
their friends at so lafayette street
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Flynn have
moved and are now residing at 2OT
Quincy street.
Mr. Robert Rapalie. Mrs. w. y.
Thomas and small daughter Myla
Jeanne who have been soiourninE
several months at Long Beach, Cal. ]
returned TO Pueblo Monday. Robert |
Rapalje whose health Is much i'm
proved will remain at Long Beach
LONGER.
Mrs Annie l. Napes and Miss An |
foirette Maper. OF Kansas City. Mo. |
are enjoying visit with Mrs. b. S. |
Crockett.
Dies On Train