Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-30

liam Jehle. Mr.. and Mrs. Lorin Tmpls,
Miss Erma Fagerstrom. Miss Dena
| Coyle, Miss Grace Buchenauer, Miss
Clarissa Hoover, Miss Ellen Ray, Miss
Elsie Berg. Miss Ruth Walker. Miss
Jane Parks. Miss Florence Crawford.
Mss Marion Brown, Miss Sor,nSan Sohnson'
Roy ortner. LeDrue Cessna. Max Day.
Charles Haines. Harry Leddy: 4. G.
Jones. Aubrey Keif. Arthur Talbot.
Ban ARRAY, DR.. ,snider;
Mrs. o. o. Payne pleasantly enter
tained at Halloween party Thurs
day evening in honor OF her sister.
Mrs. I. W. King. who will leave soon
| for her new home In La Junta. The af-
| fair was a surprise to Mrs King
Autumn leaves and yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS adorned the rooms. and the
hours were enjoyed playing games.
Vara added greatly to the pleasure OF
the guests by predicting the future in
her unique way. The Misses Helen
Horne and Frances Jones dressed as
ghosts presided at the punch bowl and
assisted the hostess in serving a two
course luncheon TO the following; Mrs.
l. w. King. Mrs. Elizabeth Matteson,
Mrs. Inez Richardson. Mrs. Robert 3
Ray. Mrs. Perry W. Goats, Mrs. Will
, liam Grace. Mrs. Mary f. Scott, Mrs.
MTS. r.. ftOFn, alEs. e.
Eckland. Mrs, f. W. Englebright
Mrs. S. C. Henderson. Mrs. II. Fl
King. Mrs Blanche Edmundson. the
Misses Ida Egan. Helen Horn,
Frances Jones, Hazel Pulver.
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Planned a progressive dinner in COM
pliment to Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Risley.
the occasion being enjoyed last even-
Ing. The first course was served at
the home OF Mrs May Sexton whore
the decorations we're in colors Of
orange; the second. in the home Of
Miss Meta Dimes where happy com
hination of black and white was in
| evidence: the third. at the home of
Mrs Georgia Zeiger which was bright
cned with orange tones: the fourth
course being relished In the home of
adornings being in rcd. All then went
to Riverside school where the kinder
Earten was decorated attractively with
witches and black cats. and jack-o-
lanterns lent their weird charm. The
occasion was a happy one, promoting
better acquaintance
| Tho Ladies' Auxiliary Of McC1eIland
Children's Home are working hard
| to make a success OF the bazaar to be
given in Memorial Hall November p
:. The candy and cake booth win be
presided over by Mrs W. F. Raber
The candy Is home made and OF the
I finest quality. The cakes also will bt
worth a ,rip to Memorial Hall.
The August Unit. captains. Mrs
will have charge Of the decoration,
which are to be elaborate.
Tho June Unit. Mrs. Sam Walker
captain, music The Scott school viii
furnish the music program for botf
afternoons. Madam Philomena de,
Al
eaeh ~vsnins The incaI r,nas-ta .
union will furnish nne music for tn,
jltney dance. Don't miss 1t. The Apri
amt ra .rn;r Mrs r-0,, Gha'- FiutsheT; captain
tain, will have charge Of the titne,
dances
September Unit. Mrs. George F
Trotter. captain. will have charge o.
the Elephant Booth where yiS viii
hnd useful articles very reasonable
OF the sale OF home made articles: Jan
uary Unit. captain. Mrs. Cunning
ham: March Unit. Mrs. o. c. Smith
May Unit. Mrs. Lillian X. Munday
December Unit. Mrs. Ned Humphreys
Miss Margaret Middlecamp with uni
Of young girls will sell in She evening
. Tho February Unit with Mrs. S. 3
Trim6lc. captain, will be hostesses a
, tea Wednesday afternoon. The No
'thiocr Unit win MrS. EHlott Ray
captain. will serve tea Thursday after
noon. There is no admission and every
: body is urged to come and enjoy tn,
program and dance and help make tn.
bazaar success. And last. but no
least. real fortune teller that viii
I tell your fortune truly.
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, wedding of interest to man,
, Fuebloans was that of Miss Inez
Hazen and Mr.. Leroy O'Kelley whicl
, was solemnizcd by the Rev. James F
Davis In the Christian church in Den
YER on Saturday. October is. Th
bridegroom is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs
e. W. o'Kelley of this city. He gra
duated from Centennial High school
later. attending the Denver University
clared war. going to the Officers
Training camp at Fort Riley where h.
: was commissioned Lieutenant. II,
went overseas with the 35th Division
being engaged in well known battles
Mr.. and Mrs. OKeiley will reside IL
Denver at 2633 Champa Street. as Mr.
!, Okelley holds a responsible position
with McPhec and McGinnity Company
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The Minnequa Country club Is max
: ing elaborate prepare tions for a Har
vest Dance to be enjoyed on Tuesda,
cvening. November /. The ballroom
Will be decorated with corn stalks
pumpkins and autumn leaves, ant
J every body is expected to go dressed
as country folk of far rural districts
The entertainment committee is en-
deavoring to make this party ever
> more enjoyable than the Forty Mn
4 er" was and wish the happy co-opcra