Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04

times ana was artlStlc IN All the TOu-
tine of life. The bridegroom is well
known landowner near Grand Lake,
Colo. where they will make their
home on his ranch.
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Mrs. John Bergin. Mrs. William
Hewitt. Mrs. Tom Morgan and Mrs.
Fred Dixon entertained the Ladies'
Aid society of Sacred Heart orphanage
in Fishers hall on Thursday after
noon. Those present were: Mrs Edw.
McCabc, Mrs. Robert Oyler, Mrs. 7. p.
Lloyd, Mrs. Martin Walter, Mrs. Rob't
Allison. Mrs. N. J. Dillon. Mrs. c. A.
Lodge. Mrs. ]. II. Dunnum, Mrs. T. J.
keiflein, Mrs. H. II. GARNER. Mrs.
Alice Curran, Mrs. l.. c. Griffith. Mrs.
j. e. Frawley, Mrs. James G.. Elliott,
Mrs. A. H. Wagner. Mrs. Max X.
Bacon. Mrs. ]. r. Mahoney. Mrs. P. c.
Reilley, Mrs. r. c. Hoagland, Mrs.
sam Parlapiano, MIRA Mark McDon-
phine Finlan, Mrs. Robert Charles
worth. Mrs. w. II. Hart, Mrs. Charles
Shoupe, Mrs. Muey NJ. Kee, Mrs. ]. M.
Wigglesworth, Miss Elizabeth Powell.
Mrs. A. A. Hupp, Mrs Rob Jewel, Mrs.
X. F. Rudolph. Mrs. ]. w. Foushee.
Mrs. F. L. Goats, Mrs. q. Hess. Mrs.
P. j. Fitzpatrick. Mrs. ]. C. Schnorr.
Mrs. Frank Pryor, Mrs. ]. w. Finlan.
Mrs. Tom Burke, Mrs. c. d. Hillabeld.
Mrs. John Dunn. Mrs. Frank Merchant,
Mrs. j. J. Callahan, Mrs. ]. ]. Prander-
CAST, Mrs Frank Pertel. Mrs. c. ].
Hartman. Mrs e. w. Botdorf. Mrs.
NJ Farmer, Mrs Mahlon Ashcroft. Mrs.
A. H. Hayden, Mrs. Anna O'Bryn.
Mrs. Edward Butts. Mrs. E. NJ. Scott.
Mrs. Arthur F. Ward. Mrs. Patrick
Keyes. Mrs. =. c. Idle, Mrs. Pat Dill
Ion, Mrs ]. ]. Auer, Mrs. NJ. F. Cur
ran, Mrs. A. Langford, Mrs. e. A.
Stumph, Mrs. NJ. Harr, Mrs. Mary
Daugherty. Mrs. P. NJ. Laveile, Mrs.
Mrs, B. F. Fisher. Mrs. ]. F. Driscoil.
Mrs. Mary Farley, Mrs. T. J. Walpole.
Mrs. w. ..orris, Mrs. ]. ]. O'Brien Jr..
Mrs. J. Kinney, Mrs. c. H. Cambron,
Mrs. l.. Hryney. Mrs w. C. Black.
Mrs j. ]. Langdon, Mrs. Mary Mooney.
Mrs. Frank Mullahy. Mrs. James
Ryan, George Mccartney. Mrs. w. W.
spirey' Mrs. c. ). A. ;. Cook g
An impBomptu dance was enjoyed by
few friends In the ballroom OF the
Congress hotel Saturday evening when
dancing was accompanied by excellent
music played by the Sigma Alpha Ep-
silon band from Boulder. Those pres
ent were: Miss. Erma Faserstrom.
EsliSS Andi 10 Naitcis AioS ERliaICu LEO
and guest, Miss Ann Mitchell. Miss
Natalie Richardson. Miss Elenor
Walter, Miss Ruth Richardson, Miss
Marion Nuckolls Miss Marion Brown.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Jones, Miss Mary
Hall, Miss Edna Hawke. Miss Mary
Conn, Mrs. Martin Walter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Walterstein. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hall, Messers. Damian Ducy. Harold
Walter. Carl Walter. John Griffith.
Nelson Hicks. B. Webster and James
Quinlan, OF Denver, Leon Kncbel. B.
Napier, OF Glenwood Springs, Elwyn
Davis. Phillip ana John Philbin. Albert
Amidon, Robert Rapaue. Herbert
Allen. Raleigh and Charles Tracy.
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the Pi Beta Phi sorority in her homo
on Saturday evening. The business
session was brief. and social moments
were bright. Those present were: Mrs.
Thomas Thompson. Mrs. Wilbur Pry-
or. Mrs. George Townsend Harley.
Mrs. Phillip Woods. Mrs. Frank J.
Henry. Mrs. ]. Harris, Mrs. F. L. Tay
Streamer. Mrs. Fred Haver. Miss Ida
Peterson. Miss Ruth Lannon, Mis-,
Helen Williams. Miss Christine Lur-
ton. Miss Ruth Taylor, Miss Wave
Richar dson, Miss Harriet Hill and the
hostess.
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Tho Nathan B. Forrest Chapter, U.
D. c., met Thursday afternoon in tho
home OF Mrs. w. X. Dudley. who, being
president Of the chapter, presided. Tho
subject of the program was New Or
leans, and each member gave some
this unique city. An informative re-
port of the General Convention, u. D.
c.. held recently in St. Louis, No., was
read by Mrs. Juan Rayner. who said
that Miss Finnic White. or Pueblo. who
was one of the pages at the convention. |
was considered one OF the most at !
tractive there. The chapter was given
n surprise after the program when the
hostess, celebrating her birthday. in |
vited them into the dining room where
the table was decorated with a beau
tiful birthday cake, and delicious re-
were relished.
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Miss Helen Stowe was hostess at the |
regular meeting Of the Pueblo Loretto
Aiumnae Saturday afternoon. The
gram consisted of reports of the recent I
OF the Alumnao in Denver
given by Miss Inez Mccarthy and Miss
Florence Bergin. Plans were suggest /
be for a Christmas sale TO be held soon.
Those present were: Mrs. Herman !
Kiattephoff Mrs. c. Howard .
DIN, Mrs. Paul Reitmier. Miss Helen ,
McGrath. Miss Helen Walkinghood.
Miss Mary McFeeley. Miss Josephine .
Finlan. Miss Ruth Setter. Miss 1ne8
Mccarthy. the Misses May and Jose
phine Langdon, Miss Marie Finlan. !
Miss Florence Bergin. Miss Helen
stowe. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Paul Rcitmier.
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The teachers OF Garlic school. hap /
PLY honoring Miss Inez Chase, the
principal. gave n dinner at the Con-
xress hotel on Monday evening. the
OF tho opening of Carlile
school. Yellow chrysanthemums and
Fellow candles made a charming crown
'or the center OF the large. round table
which was overlaid with an exquisite
cloth. Later. all gathered In
he parlor. anjoyina interchange OF
hougit and some clever stories. Those
present were. MiSS 1nez Chase. Prof.