Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
A delightful surprise. shower


given Thursday afternoon in the ban
quet room of the steel works "Y" in
honor OF Miss Ruth Songer whose en-
gagement to Mr.. E. Fl. Niemeyer has
been announced. After few games
opened and, to the strains Of Lohen
Erin's Wedding March, a charming
procession entered. Two beautiful little
tots. Miss Juanita Davis gowned as a
bride with wedding veil and bridal
dressed a. miniature groom. were
drawing white. flower be- decked
wagon loaded with gifts. They were
driven by wide pink lines in the hands
OF tiny Shirley Webster who was at
tired to represent cupid. Amid the
present thes,, little ones marched
solemnly around the room and drew up
presenting the gifts before the guest
Of honor The contents of tho wagon
would dcligh; the heart OF any bride
to-be.
The following ladies, assisted by
Mrs. Henry. Miss Scholz and Miss Ma
son were nostesses: Mrs. Vim. Jones.
Young. Mrs. C. L. Metzier, Mrs. Otto
Lieber and Mrs. F. H.. Watson.
An event Of interest to a large circle
OF friends in Pueblo and Denver was
Mr.. Frank Pryor. Jr.. which was solem-
nized quietly Wednesday morning at
$50 o'clock in Park Hill church In Den
yer by the Rev. Father McDonough. On
account of the illness OF the brides
| aunt. the guests were limited to near
relatives and a few intimate friends.
Later, Mrs. j. S. Nilliar served an eiab-
crate wedding breakfast at the Brown
Palace hotel to the family. the table
being beauufied with an artistic basket
Lad atrHte a. u
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pryor. parents OF
the bridegroom. went TO Denver to be
present at the ceremony. The bride
who is a charming young woman will
| find many friends in Pueblo who will
give her sincere welcome to her hus-
legion.
popular young couple were united
In marriage last Sunday afternoon at
o'clock by Rev. w. L. Bell. OF the
| st. Paul NJ. T.. church.
After the ceremony they went to
the homo of the bridegroom's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. b. Ganet,. where an
elaborate wedding dinner was served
to relatives, Mrs. Garrett came TO
| Pueblo two years ago from st. Joe.
| Mo, and by her winning personality
and sweet disposition has endeared
herself to a legion OF friends
Mr Garrett is well known and pop
ulAr young man and Is engaged in the
| contracting business with his father
Their many friends wish them much
happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest e. Ford an
! nouncc the marriage OF their daugh-
ter. Mildred. to Mr.. Rowe Rudolph on
Wednesday. June fifteenth, At the
home OF the brides parents.
After a honeymoon trip to Califor-
| MA. MI. and Mrs Rudolph will make
their home In Denver Tho bride Is
prominent In musical and literary cir
cles in Denver. n graduate of Greeley
normal and a member OF the Delta Phi
Omega sorority.
Mr.. Rudolph holds a rcSponsible posi-
,ion with the Federal Reserve bank
of Denver and. before the war, was
n student IN the Department. Of Law
at the University OF Michigan. He Is
a member of the Phi Gamma Del,n
fraternity.
Mrs. Henry DuNieid and son. Henry,
Jr., of Detroit. Mich. have come 70
Colorado to spend the summer with
Mrs. George +. Brardon at her sum-
mer home IN Beuiah.
| Il
! Mr.. and Mrs W. r. Charles ana
children have gone to Bculah whero
they will sojourn during the summer.
| + + r
| Miss Julia Noun, who has been at
| tending tho University OF Kansas has
returned to Pueblo to remain several
months with hcr parents. Mr.. And Mrs.
W. 4. Mount
| Mrs. J. T. Mccorkic and sons. Ne~hit
and John. have gone TO Beuiah where
| they will sojourn for several months