Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
PERSONS AND EVENTS
How Did You Take ItS

How Did You Take Iti
How did you tackle that trouble that !
came your way
With a resolute heart and cheerful,
Or hide your face from the light of |
With a craven soul and fearful?
@. troubles ton. or a troubles an |
ounce. a., |
or a trouble is what you make It,
And 1t isn't the fact that you're hurt
that counts:
But only-how did you take It?
BY Edmund Vance Cooke.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r Hughes an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Mary ANGEL, to Mr.. Owe Andrea
son, OF Valley City, North Dakota.
Thursday, July I. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. w. T. Hilton
at high noon in the Hughes home.
ers. ferns and palms. The only guests
we're near relatives ana a few inti-
mate friends.
The bride was gowned In navy
blue tricotine suit with hat to match |
and carried an arm bouquet of red
rosebuds. She was born and reared |
in Pueblo and, possessing a pleasing
personality and artistic temperament. |
has many friends. The bridegroom Is |
one of the stockholders and manager
City where he is esteemed highly in |
business circles. After conCratula- |
tions Mr.. and Mrs. Owe Andreasen left |
Immediately for Estes Park where |
they will spend their honeymoon.
The Red Cross benefit at the RiaIto |
Wednesday morning. afternoon and
evening proved gratifying success.
Through the courtesy of Mr.. Harry
f. Gardner. the manager. the Rialto
was offered the American Rcd Cross
as soon as normal conditions were
re-esta blished. The picture, Behold
My Wife, which was presented. has
been pronounced the perfection OF
movie art" being the perturbation Of
Sir Gilbert Parker,s novel. "Transls-
for the occasion were Mrs. A. S.
Booth and her former captains OF the
Red Cross Cantecn. Mrs. Ned Humph-
rey. Mrs. +. +. Brown. Mrs. Samuel
Walker. Miss Alice MeHars. Mrs. J.
u. King. Mrs. Frederick NJ. Heller.
Mrs Lillian X. Munday. Mre. Kate
Mshoney. Mrs. V. %. Keif The young
ladies who assisted Mrs. Booth and
Mrs. Humphrey in ushering and tax
ing tickets were: Miss Margaret MID
dlekamp. Miss Carolyn Curry. Miss
Lucy Laney. Miss Mary Bell OTutt.
Miss May Lansdon. Miss Mayme osie.
The marriage of Miss G.orsia f.
ard c. Gregg. formerly OF Pueblo. was
solemnized Wednesday. July s, at the
home OF Mrs. NJ. s. Wall In Berkeley.
cal. where the bride has bean n gusst.
After n trip on the Pacific coast. Mr.
and Mrs. Howard g. Gregg will return
to Denver where they will reside perm
anently.
Miss Bertha whit'ow and Mr..
| Henry Gate. were married quietly
Il Z
William r. Bell performing tho cere-
nony. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gates will
go to Denver later, where they will
he at home to their friends In Sep
tcmber.
DR.. and Mrs. j. ]. Pattcc a-d fam
ily will leave this morning ~ auto
for Glenwood Springs. where they will
spend the summer months. planning
to so to Redstone also.
Mrs. F. S. Davis who has been visit.
ing few days in Denver Il expected
to return to Pueblo today.
Judge and Mrs. James a. Park left
Wednesday for Chicago. Pittsburs and
Philadelphia. where they will visi.
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Harris and small
daughter. Sarah. enjoyed tho scason
of tho Fourth In Rye.
Mies Margaret Harpster has gone
20 Denver, visiting few days with
| friends.
| Mrs, George Van Brimer. accom-
panied by Miss Helen pattee, and the
Misses Bessie. Lucille and Florence
Van Brimer. left last Sunday night for
Redstone. Colo.
Mr.. Bcrtram w. Crockett. who mo-
| torer to Denver Tuesday will remain
| there for several months.