Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-13

the Misses Bessie and Lucille Van
Brimer. Miss Mary Bell Offutt. Miss
Christine Lurton. Miss Frances Ander-
son, Miss Leone Voorhees,, MISS Laura
Pierce. Miss Martha Keatins. Miss
Miss Anna Jensen, Miss Clara juno
Moore, Mrs. Morris Townsend, Mrs.
NJ b. Donaldson. Mrs. ]. j. Pattcc,
Mrs. Ward H. Moore
Mrs. Patrick Harr. Mrs. Joseph Ma
honey and Mrs. Michael Curran en-
tertained the Ladies' Aid society of
ernoon in the lower hall of st. Fran
els Xavier's church. Those present
were: Mrs. D. J. Mahoney. Mrs. NJ.
C. Jones, Mrs. William Hewitt. Mrs.
Mrs. e. ]. Ryan. Mrs. Joseph Little
john. Mrs. John Dunn. Mrs. J. w. Da-
Wis. Mrs. b. NJ. Lavello. Mrs. Mary
Doherty. Mrs. ]. F. Farley, Mrs. ]. II.
Donovan. Mrs. Chas. Baum. Mrs. h.
J: Cullen, Mrs. Lewis keiflein; Mrs
Mrs. Mary Yeager. Mrs. Alice Lang
ford. Mrs. NJ. J. Donohue, Mrs. NJ. j.
Duggan. Mrs. b. F. Fisher. Mrs. c.
Mullholand. Mrs. Mary F. Holmes.
Mrs. Frank Mullahy. Mrs. S. o. Abcll.
Mrs. A. A. Hupp. Mrs. Chas. Hart
man. Mrs Henry Hclstcrn, Mrs. II. o.
Peck, Mrs. Robert Charlesworth. Mrs.
T. J. walpole, Mrs. Frank Pertel. Mrs.
MINI. Mrs. John McQueenic. Mrs. n.
Pinkncy, Mrs. John Fahey. Mrs. ]. J.
Auer, Mrs. Robert ogle. Mrs. Thomas
Burke. Mrs. p. Smith, Mrs. c. J. Cour
ney, Mrs. y. S. Milliss. Mrs; E. C.
Fftchpatrick. Mrs. NJ. walpole. Mrs. J.
]. Mcdonnell Mrs. e. W. Botdorf.
Mrs. Frank Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Arthur
Cowan. Mrs. Mary Shaughncssey, Mrs.
J. J. Callahan. Mrs. +. a Butts. Mrs.
o. NJ. Boedeckcr, Mrs. Patrick Dillon.
Mrs. L. Hagncy, Mrs. George Gindel.
Miss Rose Phillips. Miss Cecilia
Brann.
Tho annual luncheon Of the Artan-
sas Valley and Pueblo Chapters. d. A.
r. will be held at the Congress hotel
Saturday. February 10. at i o'clock.
Each Daughter may invite ono guest.
Members of the two chapters are re-
uuestcd to write a poem. not to eN-
coed two stanzaS in length. subject.
George Washington. and send to Mrs.
Freeman C. Rogers before February
l.. The ladies composing the commit
tee on arrangements are: Mrs. I. l.
Lewis. Mrs Roy w. Rose OF Arkansas
Valley chapter. and Mrs. Freeman G.
Rogers and MIS-. Herbert A. Black. of
aepiV ShhPsei.
The ladies Of the Alpha Social club
OF the G. F. & l. were rendered their
nrst annual dancing party given by
their husbands This was a pleasant
and delightful affair enjoyed in the big
gymnasium which was gay with Nag
and festoons OF red. white and blue
lights. In the center of tho ballroom
had been designed canopy covered
with clusters of electric lishts and
| banked with palms and ferns. and the
| effect produced by overhanGinE ferns
| from the balcony was charming. over
| two hundred were present to enjoy tho
delightful hours during which punch
was served.
Announcement has been made OF tho
wedding of Mrs. Maymc Farmer and
mixed January - at the homo OF Mr..
| and Mrs. A. n. Foster. where the bride
| has made her home since coming to
Pueblo. The living room was banked
with ferns and potted plants and tho
ring ceremony was performed by tho
Rev. Clarence r. Emery at o'clock
\ The bride was Eowned in white crcp>
meteor and carried white roses. Mr..
and Mrs. w. ]. Crowlc left on
a wedding trip and will be at homo
In Pueblo after March /.
Tho February unit of tho McClcrland
homo gave a Valentine party for the
children yesterday afternoon. Games
| wcrc played and the Valentines day
was celebrated in the old -fashioncd
way with a postofficc. and the chill
dren were served hcart-shapcd cookies
, and ice cream.
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Mrs- ]. r. Udick, Mrs. Fred A.
Woods and Ms. c. NJ. Clutter viii en-
tcrtain at n musical benefit tea for tho
McClciland Homo "Wednesday after
noon In tho homo OF Mrs Clutter from
! 10 6 o'clock. Thcsc ladies' compose
the August Unit and hope that All in
torcstcd will attend.
r i.
As a courtesy to Mrs.. I. F. Bcauc-
hano. OF Trinidad. Mrs. Harry r.
.xa,rIcs rptcrtaincd yesterday Vaftcr>
noon Mt n bridge party. Valentino
suggestions frightened the home. and
after tho diversion OF the card games,
delicious refreshments were served.
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The girls OF tho ONO club enjoyed
Informal hours at tho Steel Works ~
on Friday evening. Tho chaperons
were: Prof and Mrs. j. r. KeAting,
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