Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
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JUNE IN FULL LEAF


ment left for any yellow hammer,
oriole or robin family without children.
Even the best bogs are all taken by
song-sparrows and bobolnks. and back
and forth from thickets of alder and
cornell the handsome head of the red
winged blackbird house hastens on
domestic errands-he who a month
ago thought only of posing to most
striking advantage on a eprig of thorn
At twilight you can hear the sleepy
twitters from closely curtained naples
as four inoutsitiva robin babies are
composed for the perilous hours Of
dark, when shining eyes sometimes
peer thru tho leaves. In brown. shsd
owed brooks the swayinE water weeds
have turned their sepia winter strands
TO an intense green, whereover the
newly armored dragonfies. masnih-
cont In sapphire and emerald hover
and dart of and return like butter
Mes above a meadow.
The brtar and the Solomon's seal ara
In white and family fragrant flower.
and the sorrei bears a tiny. canary
colored bloom: but despite her but
tercups and daisies. her sinister red
pitchsr-plants and rose-hunE fences.
June IL the green month. when feath-
cred grasses, deep beds of fern and a
dropping perfection of foliage give
the landscape II, color. There are
depths to June. Gold IL busted over
juniper and hr. pitterswcet. cresper
and poison ivy hide gray bark and
gray stone wall. Far down under tim
othy and clover ar. tho biggest Wild
strawberries. but in the open. sandy
places they grow sweeter. Weighing
with vermiiion pendants the little plant.
ox-hearf cherries and bough- apples
mint Of July'R harvest along the lanes.
and there atill At dewfall n few quail
call. The swamp-rose Is budded. bent
over streams wherc the clustered blue
dass arc haunted by Eiit,erinE wasps.
ipanEie dcobwebs. but Jun. changes
fast as they.
Editorial from Tho Evening Post.
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A beautiful and Impressive ceremony
was -ol~mniHed In the home OF Mr..
srd Mrs. Ward II. Moore on wcdnes-
dhy afternoon. juno Is at o'clock.
Mr.. j. Alvin Schrcpfcrmsn. OF Denver.
were united In marriage. The cerc-
Trohy WAS performed by the Rev. Will
liam Bell under bower OF pink roses
and sweet honeysuckle. banked with
palms and ferns. Before the service.
Miss Ruth Hartman SANG. 20.
Promise Nc" and Loves Solacc."
A. Mr.. Orv.lle Maynard Jr.. sounded
Mcnde,esohn'a wedding march. tho
bridal party entered the living room
nrn uufink Tn" puGu'NE OF TN" N0WN.
Miss Merle Gray played softly an eS-
aulss'e violin obllRsto. Miss Mildred
Mooy. sister OF tho bride. WAS maid
NJ honor. and Miss Gcrcvicve Kendall.
Miss Mary Sharp. Miss Helen Egvers.
o, Denver. and Miss Grace Wakefield.
Of Detroit. acted rs bridesmaid.
forming the aisle OF whit. satin rib
hons thru which tho bridal party
rsss~d to tn. bower tatti. Miss Aitc"
Schr-pfcrmnr. in dainty white not
frock carried tho ring In an ivory
basket filled with ooSclie roses and
the bridegroom was attended by his
brother. Mr.. Chester Schrepferman. s-
hos. man.
Tho bird. --.s radi.ut In q hcsu'i-
fui Rowr ot ivory satin with lace
overdrApe. wearing \ white tullc veil
cough. with loveknots and roeehuds.
carrying q shower bouquet of white
rc.c- and vnlley lilic1. Miss Mildred
Moore. maid OF honor. was xpwn"d
Ia hight blue orrandy and carried pink
roses while the bridesmaids wer~
lovely In orsandy drcs-cs of paste,
shadc-.
After the Joyous congratulations.
h~lcctab,e refreshments wore served
In tho dining room which was at
'ractive with roscs aud lighted with
rink candies. while tho music room
was fragrant with tNe same blossoms.
ard frightened with 'he soft beams
from rosecolor.d candles.
The bride was born and reared In
Pueblo. having graduated from Cen
trail high echoo, and later. attending
the Agricultural college Of Colorado.
shc taurh. tho past year in District