Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-15

Caracas. venezueia. which was charm
ingly illustrated by twenty character
dolls, representing types OF men and
women seen every day on the streets
of Caracas Bright social moments
were enjoyed and light refreshments
reiished.
Supper will be satved this evening at
s O'Clock in the Minnequa Country
club which will be followed oy
musical program which will begin at
S o'clock. The fifth and last series of
games In the bridge tournament will
be played next Wednesday evening,
beginning promptly. at o'clock.
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The Ladies Aid Society OF Sacred
Heart orphanase will give a card party
Friday evening. May 20. in the Garden
| Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Beaman enter
tanned friends, members OF the Auction
Bridge club, in their home Thurs
day evening.
The East Side Social Club met We'd
| nesday afternoon in the home of Mrs.
r. Woods. After a short business
session. a musical program was en-
joyed and refreshments were served.
The next meeting will be with Mrs. H.
\ c. Thompson, 1885 East Fifth street.
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Mrs Frank f. Parks extended a
gracious. sincere hospitality in her
home when she entertained at lunch
cons last Wednesday and Thursday at
II o'clock At each delightful affair.
beautified the table and covers were
laid for twenty
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| Mr. and Mrs. 3. f. Scriener enter
tanned at family dinner Wednesday
evening. having as her guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse soribner, Of chicago. Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Scribner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Countvay.
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The Conoco Girls club were enter
! tanned on Tuesday evening at the
homo Of Miss Rosalie Bentley. Mem
| Margaret Wood, Miss Lois Gaynor.
Miss Katherine Durkin. Miss Opal
Howard. Miss Cecilia Baum. Mrs. A.
| Pearson.
Mr. and Mrs. l. r. Ellsworth an
nounce the engagement OF their daush-
ter. Hazel. to Mr.. Wallace Ford El-
| lott Of Pueblo. Tho wedding Is
scheduled to take place early in June
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| A coterie Of schoolmates gave Marion
LynEdale a pleasant surprise party at
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music and dancing were happy diver
sions and light refreshments were
served in the color scheme OF red and
white. Centennisrs colors.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. r r Gillette enter
tain-d happily in compliment To Mrs.
j. B. kennard at a buffet supper in
| their home last evening. Snow balls
| and red honeysuckle adorned the small
tables. and social moments filled sin
cere with hospitality were enjoyed.
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| As courtesy to Mrs. George q.
| Griswoid. Jr.. Of Butte Mont, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Ba.ir,ich entertained at
dinner Thursday evening. Spring bios
SONS graced the table round which
gathered twelve friehds-
Mr. and Mrs. W J. Ross enjoyed the
presence OF a few friends in their
home Friday evening when they en-
tertained Informally n, bridge Spring
blossoms flowers adorned the rooms.
by DR.. and Mrs. J. II. Woodbridge. Mr..
and Mrs. Wilbur Pryor. Mrs J. r
kcnnard. OF Los Angeles. Cal. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. r Gillett. Mr.. and Mrs A. W.
Olson. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ 6. Moore. Dr.
ana Pos,s1s,,. Mss hs.ln %1 po, rlmsls Miss Grace
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Rood who have
been sojourninE four months in Call
fornia returned to their home in
Pueblo Monday night. They l.f, Calf
fornia in their motor car. enjoying tho
trip as tho roads were in excollen, con-
dition all the way.
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| Mr.. Thomas Chapman. formerly n,
Pueblo. who has been visiting friends
in Pueblo. left Thursday morning Tor
Southern California where he will visit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Chap
man. and other relatives.
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Mr.. and Mrs II. a. Hall and children.
Bette and Bobhie. motored TO B.uinh
Thursday. having taken a cottase on
the Pine road for the summer and fall.
Mr.. Hall will motor to and from his
| business.
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| Mrs. William SenEer. Mrs l. T
! Walsh and son. Bohbic. returned yes-
terday from Denver where they visited
most OF the past week with Or. and
Mrs; William HALEY. formerly OF
| Pueblo.
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Mrs Ripple Metcsf, of La Jun,a.
VINO is graduate on the pianoforte
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