Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23

party was taken in Canon City later
in the day Mr.. and Mrs. Kascak will
make their home in Hugoton. Kansas.
where the groom is engaged in farm
ing.
Miss Marie Elizabeth Richardson and
Mr.. Edward Jack Beatty went to Colo
RADIO Springs Monday morning and Were
married quietly at high noon in that
city. The bride, an attractive Pueblo
girl. wore a gown of blue taffeta with
peach colored organdie sash emoroid-
cred in blue. and a large brown maline
hat. She graduated from the high
school of Girard. Kansas, and is
musician of merit The brideS groom
graduated from high school in Colo
RADIO Springs and afterwards attended
the Colorado School of Mines. He en-
listed during the world war and serv-
ed eighteen months in France as a
member of the Signal corps. After
visiting a week in Denver and other
points in Arkansas valley they Will
return to Pueblo as Mr. Beatty is con-
nectcd with the Henderson, olds Com
pany. They will be at home at 2os
East Eighth street.
The second meeting OF the Colorado
State Federation of Musical clubs was
held Wednesday afternoon at
o. clock in the homo of Mrs. w. W.
Price, district president, In Colorado
Springs. This meeting was to complete
the organization and attend to busi-
ness matters pertaining to 1t. Mrs.
Freeman c. Rogers. president; Mrs.
Ralph Walmsley. corresponding secre-
tary, and Mrs. Francis Schwinger. who
was listed on the interesting program
went to the meeting. They were
Joined here by Mrs. James NJ. Farley
of Florence, who went to represent
the Florence Fortnightly Musical
club which has become federated with
the organization:
Mrs. a. d. Forbush entertained At
children's party in honor of her dauEh-
ter. Miss Helen Forbush. at the Golf
club yesterday afternoon. The guests
being limited to class mates at Somer-
lid school Music. games and dancing
afforded diversion and light refresh
mcnts were served.
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Tho regular meeting OF tho lambda
Alpha lambda sorority which was 20
have been held yesterday afternoon at
the home of mss Vera Flynn was post
poned week.
Word has been received that Mis-.
Marguerite whitlock. formerly OF
Beulah. Colo. but now OF Medford.
oregon. and Mr.. Ace r Boyd were
married at the home OF the bride in
Boyd left Immediately for trip thru
California.
Dr. and Mrs. Phillip Work will enter
tain few friends informally at sup
per this evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver g. Keith enter
tanned at a card party In their home
Thursday evening. Those enjoying
the games were; Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.
4 faasy
Loguc. Mrs. r. s Morrow, the Misses
Myrtle and Elizabeth Morrow. Mr.. J.
w. Nuckolls. Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Nc
Donald, Mrs. Angland. Mr.. Jewctt. the
hostess and host.
Mrs. Thomas Alexander Duke
happily honorinE her mother. Mrs.
Edwin w. Davis, of Minneapolis. en-
tertained at n charming tea given in
her home Friday afternoon. Richmond
roses and narcissus blossoms bcauti,.
Ned the elegantly appointed table, and
n gracious hospitality frightened tho
hours for all who came and wont.
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An Informal dancing party will he
enjoycd by members and friends ot
the Minnequa Country club tomorrow
evening.
Mrs. Juan Rayper entertained 4 few
friends informally at luncheon in her
home Friday.
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Examination for membership in
the Monday Musical club will he held
Saturday. January 20. at o'clock in
the home Of Mrs. stephen Cunning
ham, 2ilo West street.
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At meeting OF the womcns
Auxiliary OF Holy Trinity church held
jim the home of Mrs. John NJ. jackson
last Friday afternoon the following
officers were chosen: Mrs. II. NJ. Van
Dyke. president; Mrs. F. C. Rogers,
vice president; Mrs. p. C. Cror. re-
cording secretary. Mrs. a. C. Cuth-
bertson, treasurer
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The Clio club met Tuesday after
noon In the home of Mrs G.. p. Pipkin
when roll call was answered with
quotations on Italy from Longfellow
by Mrs. ]. w. Thomas, and an excel
(Contiuted on Next pa-e,