Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

Mrs. j. r. Wilson and Mrs. Ira X,
Young. members of the board of the
Y. W. C. A. and Miss Hayes. secre,
tary of the West Central Field of the
Y. w. C. A. were present. Madam
Butt, the house guests. of Mrs:
Thatcher. shared in the pleasures OF
the hours.
Mrs. NJ. D. Thatcher Jr. and Mrs
Platt Rogers entertained with sra-
cious hospitality at luncheon en-
joyod at the Broadmoor Wednesday
at 1 o'clock. Pink snapdragons werc
used artisticaily in adornings, and
the social hours were filled with
golden moments.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Fairback en-
tertained at dinner in their home
Tuesday evening. Red peonies and
blue snapdragons effectively adorned
the tabk on which covers were laid
for twelve.
The nrst of series of dinners was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter II,
Haines in tneit home Tuesday even
ing. The table was crowned with pink
sweet peas and smilax and covers
were placed for twelve. The second of
the series will be given next Tuesday
evening and the third, on Friday even
ing, June ;.
Mrs. Henry Purnell Harris and Mrs.
Harry Pryor Worries have issued in
joyed in the home of Mrs. Worries on
Tuesday afternoon, May "a.
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Tho annual banquet of the Fortnight
ly club was given yesterday afternoon
at / o'clock in the Vail hotel Clusters
of lovely snowbsils with their green
leaves reflected tho coIors of the club.
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twenty-four green candles. as we'll as
the place cards four-leaved clovers,
made attractive adornment. Mfs. w.
+. Rich presided as toastmistress. and
Miss Edith Wilson sang Folk songs be
tween the courses. An interesting fea-
turc was tho presentation OF a silver
spoon to Mrs Thomas a. Christian for
her baby daughter, Katherine.
The program was as follows
Roll Call ...,....s........-...
Quotations from Poets and Authors
Paper History OF the Fortnightly Club
Mrs, A. sonneborn
Paper .... Resume Of the Years Work
Mrs w. r. Rich
Parodics on well known poems.
Tho committee on arrangements waH
composed OF Mrs. William Barbcr.
chairman. Miss Jane Wilson. Miss
Luclia Rantschler.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. n Blaine enter
tanned tho teachers Of Fountain school
and Mr. and Mrs. ]. II Wagner Thur
day evening in their home. Tho occa-
sion was in the nature of a farewell.
as Mr.. and Mrs. W. u. Blaine viii
leave soon for their now home In Glen
wood Springs where Mr.. Blaine has
been elected Superintendent Of Public
schools. Tho informal hours were
filled with varied amusements. Mrs
Homer Thompson singing n few sonrs.
and Miss Lenorc Murray giving two
readings. Charadcs were enjoyed dur
inE later moments Mr.. and Nj.
BlAiur are planning to leave July l FOR
Gicnwood Springs
A de,irhtful surprise. party Was held
Thursday evening in the home OF Mr..
Roy n. Laird. by the Minnenus
Nurses Alumnac A.socia ton In homo
of Miss Elizabeth Ross Hopkins whose
coming marriage to DR.. Maurice e.
Lorce. of Akron. Ohio, has been an
nounccd.
Miss Hopkins was presented with
gift in silver.
Nurses enjoying the occasion wcre;
Miss Hopkins, Miss Harriet Hart, Miss
I-onwi-c Hitchcock. Miss Ella Farr
Miss Margaret Hamili Miss Ruth
Horton, Miss Frances Chipperfield.
Miss BERTHA Li.tcll. Mrs. Media Stew
Butzhack. Mrs. Paul Eosendahi Mr..
Harry Rush. Mrs Earl II. Doutsch.
Mrs. Frank Pine and Mrs. Roy Laird
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wedding that will nc Of great
interest to their many Pueblo friends
| took place Monday. 10 "A. m, whom
Miss Maudr l. Wcideman formerly OF
Trinidad. Colorado. and Mr.. Alex
, Hoody OF Pueblo. Colorado went to
Denver and were married by JudEr
Rice, tho only witness being MIR
Arthur Swanson. Thoy returned frofi
(Con.Inued on Mart pars,