Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-30

Mrs Fred r. Berbower. of Long
Beach, Cal Other guests motored from
| Denver and Littleton, Colo, to visit
with Mrs. Borrower and share In the
brightness of the hours planned for
them by the host and hostess
| Mr.. and Mrs. w s. Richeson pre-
sided at an informad dinner in their
| home, Monday evening when these
( friends gathered round the table: Mr..
| and Mrs. ]. r. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs.
E. F. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs Ira X.
Young, Mr. and Mrs. Russell B. Will
son. Miss Ida Mayhem, Mrs. f. T.
| Shepherd, the hostess and host.
A pleasant surprise was given to
| Mr.. c. w. Crews on Saturday evening.
| October %, when the management of
| the rews-Beggs company celebrated
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira X. Young. Red carna,,
tions. white chrysanthemums and
glowing red dahlias reflected the
| color scheme of red and white which
of lovely birthday cake and, also In
| the menu. Those who gathered at the
table were: Mr.. and Mrs. G W. Crews,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Kellosg, Mr.. and
! Mrs. E. F. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
SD. Young. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j
and Mrs. Ira X. Young, Mr.. Charles
woessner Mr.. Y. 2. Haven.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. A H. Burleigh. hon
oring Mrs, Fred, Berbower OF Long
adorned the table on which covers
were laid for Mrs. Fred p. Borrower.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Bowles Miss
Charla Bowles. Mr.. Lucian Smith. of
Mrs. Albert Wagner. of Denver. Mr..
and Mrs. F. W. Mcmillan, Mrs. Kath-
crime Graham and small grand
daughter, Mary Alice McCunniff. Mr..
John Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. T. Jones
and sons. Samuel and carlyn. Mr..
| and Mrs. Burleigh and son. Adolphus
Burleigh.
Mrs. NJ. F. Neary who n visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Max
sent at their Golden wedding held
| there recently, sent an account OF the
affair in the Carthage Evening Press
of October 10. from which the follow
| ing extracts are taken:
Mr.. and Mrs. James Maxwell. who
have resided in Carthage for 21 years.
celebrated today that rare anniver
| sary. their golden wedding. and re-
| ceived their many friends at their
| home at the southwest corner Of Sixth
and Howard streets.
Today. at noon an elaborate family
dinner was served to which nearly a
half hundred sat down.
The house was beautifully decorated
In gold and white. A large wedding
| cake. bearing images of a bride and
table. Yellow candles were used for
illumination. The couple are keeping
open house all this afternoon and
evening and an their friends have
call. Refreshments were served.
Mr.. Maxwell this afternoon gave a
demonstration of the Highland fling
dance, he having been an expert at
this in his time. He was aceompan-
led by his brother, William Maxwell
now a rather rare instrument in this
country. The Irish reel was danced
by Mrs. Maxwell and she surely dane
ed 1t. She and Mr.. Maxwell also sang
a Scotch duet. When You Gang Ava
Jamie This evening a musical pro-
gram will be given by Mr.. Maxwell
and his brother. William, the Maxwell
family in general taking part.
James Maxwell was born near Edin-
burg. Scotland. July 5. 1850, and came
Carbondale, Lackawanna county Pa
He married only a little over two years
after his arrival in America Mrs.
Maxwell was born at Marcella Dren-
nan, at Liberty, N T.. in the year
1856. She went to Carbondale. Pa,
with her parents when she was five
years old and there she remained un-
til moving to Carthage. Her parents
were Irish. they having come to Amer
lea from ireland on their honeymoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell have always
been hale and hearty and are each
now enjoying the best of health
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A quiet wedding was solemnized in
the home of MFR. and Mrs. George
Hughes Thursday evening at O'Clock
when their daughter, Miss Louella
Hughes and Mr.. Samuel f. Platz were
united in marriage. White and yell
| low chrysanthemums beautified the
rooms and the impressive service was
| performed by the Rev. DUN in tho
presence of relatives and a few init
mate friends. After wedding sup
per, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Il. Platz
| left Cor Kansas to visit relatives, plan
ming to go to Kansas City. Mo, to at
tend the convention of the American
| Der.
Tho bride has many admiring
friends in Pueblo and is a graduate
of Central High school. Mr.. Platz
served overseas in the Signal Corps
| and is now connected with the Pucb-
10 Hardware company Returning to
Pueblo. Mr.. and Mrs. Platz will be at
home after November 10 at 1905 East
| Seventh street
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The Richmond club announces the
first of a series OF dances to be given
on Friday evening. November 4, at Q
o'clock in the ballroom of the Cong
ress hotel. This has been re-decorat-
ed. the walls being tinted in q soft
shade of rose and the many windows
having draperies brocaded in rose,
| blue and dull gold. After renovation.