Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-09

and. also from Columbia College of
Expression in Chicago in 1920. and the
following year had charge of the Ex-
preston Department of Cottey college
in Nevada, Missouri. She is a mem
Der of the Beta Tau Delta sorority
and Of Chapter F. p. z. o. The
bridegroom graduated from Centen. en-.
University OF Wisconsin at Madison.
where he was member of,the Alpha
Gamma Rho fraternity. He is con-
sidered a young man OF integrity
and fine business qualifications. being
associated with the Rose Land and
Cattle company. Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Rose left Immediately after the
ceremony in their motor car for
trip thru the northern part of the
state.
Honorine Mrs. Ella NJ. Lockhart. of
Santa Ana. Cal. Mrs. ]. I. Lockhart
entertained graciously at thimblc teas
or Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
afternoons. Blossoms of the season.
cosmos and dahlias, frightened tho
rooms and on each occasion o'clock
tea was served. the hostess being as
sisted by Miss Mary Alice Lockhart
and Jane Durbin. Miss Grace Briggs.
Mrs. T. l. Lingie. Miss Grace Long,
mental
The sues. list included: Mrs. Ella
NJ. Lockhart, Mrs. A. V. Carpenter.
Mrs. John Bremen. Mrs. Grace Loud
or, Mrs. Arthur Buchanan. Mrs.
Taylor. Mrs. T. l.. Lingle, Mrs. n. ].
Seright, Mrs. w j. Kinklc and moth
er. Mrs. G. A. Terpening. Mrs. Georga
Hazard. Mrs. Jess Kellogg, Mrs. A. W.
Raeen. Mrs John Atkinson. Mrs.
Copeland. Mrs. Dan Wells Mrs. F. c.
Kay. Mrs. F. R. HulinE, Mrs. Lemuel
Pitts. Jr.. Mrs. Ward II. Moore, Mrs.
Frank Harris, Mrs. n. 2. Elliott. Mrs.
Mary Davis. Miss Carrie Strack. the
Misses Louise. Lora and Elsie Briggs.
Miss Mary Alice Lingle. Miss Roberta
Martin, Miss Frances Wells. the Misses
Elizabeth and 4a.sh. y : :. Hulins'
The members of the Pueblo Lcretto
Alumnae society held their last meet
ing with Mrs. Marvin KlattenhofT 10
discuss plans to attend the 1nterna-
tionsl Federation Of Catholic Alumnae
Sister Celestine was elected delegate
and Mother Reparata, alternate.
Those present were: Mrs. C. Howard
olin, Mrs. Par' Reitmeir. Miss May
Mary McFeeley. Mrs. Allen Harrison.
Mother Reparata, Sister Cclcstine, and
the hostess. =.
Miss Georgette Talbot and Mr.. Lynn
Belcher were married quietly Tuesday
morning at $50 o'clock in the home OF
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John |
L. Talbot. The rooms were adorned |
with garden flowers. and the ring cere- |
mony was performed before 4 bower of |
palms and ferns by the Rev. Father |
James -Cotter: the only gucsts. being
intimate friends. Mrs. Leslie r. Jones' |
sister of the bride, was matron of hon
or. and Mr.. Gus Epcnetcr was the best |
man. Before the ceremony. Miss Mary
McFceley. sang, Because" and AT
Dawning."
After congratulations. a wedding
breakfast was served amid adornings
of pink ascrs and ferns Tho table
was lighted with pink candles with
shades in the shape OF pink astcfs. and
the color tone Of pink was evident in
the menu.
The bride was bccominsiy sowned in
grey Canton crepe and carried a show
or bouquet Of brides roses. while her
matron OF honor wore pearl gray crepe
meteor and borc In her arms Opheiia
roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Belcher
graduated from Centennial high
school. Tho bridegroom also attended
tho University Of Colorado. where he
was n member OF tho Phi Gamma
Delta fraternity. Mr.. Bclchcr now
holds the position of assistant man
agor of tho Mountain Nc and Coal
company.
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Mrs Robert S. Cast presided at
luncheon in her home Tuesday as a
courtesy TO Mr.. Franklin A. Luce. of
Chicago. and Mrs. ". NJ. Purinton. OF
Boston. Glowing red dahlias graccd
the table. covers being placed for Mrs.
Franklin a. Luce. Mrs. W. NJ. Purin-
ton. Mrs. NJ. D. Tha,cnor Sr.. Mrs. C.
II. Stickney. Mrs. g. X. McHarg. Mrs.
n. w. Duke. Mrs George ]. Dun
hsugh. Mrs. NJ. u. Thatcher Jr.. Mrs.
Miles Saunders. Mn. Herbert Black.
Mrs. S. d. Thimbic. Mrs. Plat Rogers.
Mrs. ". S. Hutton and the hostess.
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DR.. r. W. Corwiu lef. Tuesday after
noon for New York City from which
port nc will sail October Is on a trip
around the world while the Journey
is primarily ono OF pleasure. he Will
visit all hospitals in his route and bring
back all available information for Min
neaua hospital. Or. Corwin will be
absent until late springtime. II will /
be remembered that DR.. corwin went
abroad in tho years OF 1915 and 1918.
all citizens Of Pueblo being benefited |
by tho fund OF information which he
brought back to them.
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Mrs J. C. Graham. honorfnR Mrs