Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-06

Miss Ellen Fay, Miss Marguerite DICK.
Miss Lucille Bradley, Miss Edna Bent
lew, Miss Mary Louise Leniger, Miss
Mary Harrington, Miss Jennie Parks,
Miss Kathleen Woods. Norris Helper,
Clinton Gribble, Robert Hirsch, Ray
Condit. Harry Quinn, Theodore kauf-
man, Lee Young. Charles Hughes, By
Bic Baird, Edgar Woodrow, Foster
ard Edward Horey. George Marsden,
Donald Nelson, Gene Griffith. John
Gambler, Raleigh Tracy, Herbert
Wells. Charles Hausman, William Hol-
lister. Charles Schnore. William Mar
maduke, Herbert Fem, Paul Gray.
Jack Beaman, Roger Underwood, Bill
Morey, Edward Paullin.
The chaperones We're: the Rev. j. E.
Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott s. Ray. Mr..
| and Mrs Wilbur Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Mars
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Mrs Walter H. Haines extended
gracious hospitality at a luncheon in
her home Friday. Artistic adornings OF
| yellow jonquils and lavender sweet
peas crowned the table which was
Rookwood holders. yellow and laven-
der placecards designated the covers
| which were laid for twenty.
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The annual luncheon of the Arkansas
| Valley and Pueblo Chapters, D. A. r.
| will be held at the Congress hotel Sat
| urday, February 10. at l o'clock. Each
| Daughter may invite one guest. Mem
| bers of the two chapters are requested
to write a poem, not to exceed two
stanzas in length, subject, George
Washington, and send to Mrs. Freeman
C. Rogers before February. L. The
ladies composing the committee on ar
rangements are: Mrs. T. l. Lewis. Mrs.
Roy ". Rose OF Arkansas Valley
| chapter and Mrs. Freeman C. Rogers
and Mrs. Herbert A. Black. of Pueblo
| Chapter.
The Missionary society Of the First
Baptist church will meet with Mrs.
Harry P. Worries in her home next FRI
day afternoon.
Tho Colorado Oto-Laryngotogicals So
ciety mot in Denver yesterday. and Dr..
F. E. Wallace was In attendance DR..
Wallace Is in Boulder today visiting
| with his son, James Wallace, who is a
student at the State university. He will
return to Pueblo this evening.
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Mrs. J. c. Brookins. happily honoring
her guest, Mrs. a. p. Nash. of Denver.
entertained at luncheon Friday in her
home. the guests being limited to a few
old-t!nre friends.
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Mrs. G. G. withers jr. and Mrs. r. r
Gillette entertained last evening at an
Auction Bridge party in the home OF
Mrs. Withcrs.
As courtesy to Mrs. H. P. Nash, of
Denver, Mrs. wardner Williams in
vited oid-t,me friends to visit with her
and play games of Auction Bridge
Thursday afternoon.
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Mrs. Patrick Harr. Mrs. Joseph Ma
honey and Mrs. Michael Curran will
entertain the Ladies' Aid society OF
Sacred Heart orphanage next Tuesday
afternoon, February s. in the lower hall
of St Francis %avier,s church.
Mrs. Royal H F'inney entertained
pleasantly at bridge parties in her
moons and has extended invitations for
another bridge party to be enjoyed on
Tuesday afternoon: February S.
DR.. and Mrs. Herbert A. Black en-
J tertained at a buffet supper last eve
ming in compliment to Mrs. II. p. Nash,
of Denver.
Mrs. L e. Weed extended a gracious
hospitality at two bridge parties which
were enjoyed in her home on Thursday
and Friday afternoons.
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A Valentine party will be given by
the Tendarfoot Bachelors club In the
Garden academy Monday evening. Feb
ruary Z.
Mrs. Howard s. Yeager and Mrs. L.
C. Walker will entertain next Thurs
day afternoon at n bridge party, and
on Friday afternoon at thimble tea,
both affairs to be enjoyed in the home
of Mrs. Yeager.
Mrs Laurence F.. Langdor was
hostess at the regular meeting OF
afternoon in her home. After the
business session. bright social moments
were enjoyed by Mrs Harry Caldwell,
Mrs. r. C. Storer. Miss Vera Flynn.
Miss Marguerite McGraw. the Misses
Mary and Theresa McNally and tho
hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard s. Tcager en-
tertained the members of their bridge
club Thursday night, when games were
played at Ave tables.
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The spacious homo of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. l.. Carter was ono of unusual en-
joyment Saturday eve. January 20.
when sixty-four of their friends and
acuuaintances met to participate in the
occa sion OF the marriage of their
daughter, Jewell. to NJ Felix o. Car
ter, this day being also his 21st birth
day. The bride was gowned in white
crepe dechine. trimmed in lace and
silver buele beads and pearls. wearing
bridal veil with orange blossoms.
and carried a bouquet Of white carna-