Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-27

for a visit with her father in Denver,
planning to so on to Portland, Oregon
Easter lilies adorned the rooms and
the candies We're small Easter eggs.
matrons bridge whist. Those present
were: Mrs. +. P. Hawke. Mrs. Julia
Hawke Gayton, Mrs. L. ]. Case, Mrs.
L. T. Ellis, Mrs. S. 7. Jones, Mrs.
Fred A. Woods, Mrs. w. R. Bryant,
Mrs. T. w. Hughes, Mrs. w. T. KIM
Black. Miss Edna Hawke. Miss Eliza
beth Taylor, the Misses Ruth, Marion
and Harriet Ellis, Miss Sophia Beas-
ley.
The Nathan B. Forrest Chapter, o.
D. c., met Thursday afternoon in the
home of Mrs. e. Il. Brooks when plans
celebrate the birthday of jefferson
Davis on June 8.
The members of the Tenderfoot
Bachelors club announce a novelty
dancing party with elaborate decora-
tions to be given in the Garden
Academy Monday evening, April l.
The affair will be strictly invitational.
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The years study of the Thursday
Literary club being Italy the mem
bers were entertained by their presi-
dent, Mrs R. Z. Mckenzie on Thursday
at an Italian luncheon OF four courses
The club coiors, purple and gold, were
effectively used in decorations while
tho place cards and centerpiecc forci-
bly, reminded each guest that Easter
Day was near. The regular meeting
of the club will be held with Mrs. c. S.
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Newark. New Jersey, announce the
engagement OF their daughter, Mar
garet Dorothy. to Mr.. Edwin d. Car
gill, of Pueblo. Miss Cov!nston who
has been living with her sister, Mrs.
William B. Clayton, for the past year
has won many admirinS friends during
her sojourn In Pueblo.
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The members of the Kappa Delta
club, chaperoned by Mrs. A. B. Tipple,
Mrs. r. I. Beattie, Miss Christine Lur-
ton and Miss Mercedes Rodman went
to Goodnight on Thursday morning.
spending the day. A wienie roast was
relished In the open air and merry
moments were enjoyed. The members
of the club arc: Misses Lucille Beat
Pauline Wolf. Pauline Hennessey,
Thelma White. Ida udick. Geraldine
TAFT. Albert Tipplc. Kcrrick GARLIC,
William Young, Cecil Kay. Robert
Norman. Earl Rodman, Ray Lamb,
John Dewitt Moore. Jack Tipplc.
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Miss Meta dimes entertained in
formally in her home Thursday after
noon, having these guests: Miss Marie
Dodge, Miss Edwina Truman. Miss
Thelma Lee Higgins, Miss Florence
Mitchell. Miss Madeline Dcy, Miss
Alice Hudspeth, Miss Helen Hiles, Miss
Martha Ryan, Miss Natalie Richard
son. Miss Dorothy overdorf. Miss
Grace Long.
The Terpsichorcan club VIII hold
their initial dance Monday evening.
April II. at the Garden. Elaborate
plans are being made for the dance,
music Will be furnished by McDon-
nell's orchestra, Invitations will be
issued in the near future. the patrons
for the dance will be: Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Bernheim. Dr. and Mrs. j. ]. Nc
Donnell, Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Some
born, Mr.. and Mrs Martin Walter, Jr..
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Mccarthy.
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Members OF the April Uni. of Nc
Clelland Home will give n dancing
party for the benefit of the Home on
Friday evening, April Is. In the Gard
en- Academy. Tickets may be obtain
cd from any one of tho following mem
bcrs of tho Unit: Mrs. C. A. Flu,cher,
Mrs. ]. II. VOORHEES,. Mrs. Herman
Nash, Mrs, r. o. Nash. Mrs. L. A.
Crane, Mrs. T. Schreibcr. Mrs. C. C.
Duncanson. Mrs II. w. Gibbons, Mrs.
b. II. Osborn, Mrs. W. c. Tyler, Mrs
Mrs. j. C. Gorham, Mrs. Arthur Mar
win. Miss Mary Breckenridge, Mrs. NJ.
c. Evans. Mrs. Robert Taylor, Mrs. A.
Sonneborn, Mrs. ]. L. Crcel Mrs G.