Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
SOCIETY
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their wedding trip Wednesday when a
delicioust dinner was served by the
brides mother, Mrs. VIM. Weideman,
and grandmother, Mrs. A. f. Moore,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. N.
Moore At 6 O'Clock a wedding supper
bridegroom by Mrs. George Hoody. the
mother of Mr. Hoody The social mo-
mcnts that followed We're bright and
many congratulations were received,
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hoody will make
their home in Pueblo, as the bride
r. q. railroad.
A delicious supper was served at the
Minncuua Country club Sunday even
ing at 6 O'Clock which was followed by
a musical at O'clock Mrs. w. j.
Ross and Newton Withers sang, being
accompanied by Mr.. Roy Smith on the
piano who later rendered several piano
numbers. Mr., Brown also played
fpleasing selections on the saxophone.
sThose present were: MIR. and Mrs.
Frank Il. Parks. Mr.. and Mrs. George
ston, Or. and Mrs. Wilbur Lucas. DIR,
Iand Mrs. William Senger, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. viii Johnson MIR. and Mrs.
a.Iohn II. Holmes. Mr.. and Mrs. G. b.
f'arlile and son. Bob Garlic. Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Walter. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Flutcher. Mrs. Helen Nichols. Mr.. and
Mrs w. ]. Ross. Mr.. Samuel Taylor
and daughters, Mrs Harold Beggs and
Kiss Ruth Taylor, Miss Elizabeth Col
Inns, Miss Ruth Richardson. Messrs.
n. p. Holt. Elbert D. Greene, A. T.
Maxim
Mrs. Frank j. Henry. Mrs. NJ. b.
Donaldson and Mrs. French Leo Tay-
Pan Hellenic association in the home
of Mrs. Henry Saturday afternoon,
Among those present were: Mrs. Colin
Macdonald, Miss Lulu Cuthbertson,
Miss Christine Lurton. Miss Bessie
Van Brimer. Miss Vera Flynn, Miss
the Misses Mary and Thresa McNally.
Miss Wave Richardson. Mrs. Hayden,
Mrs. T. o. Wcsthaver. Mrs. c. w.
Maynard. Mrs. Frederick II. Heller
Mrs.. A. Glen Ho.kins, Mrs. M; s.
Grant Walker. Mrs. T. ]. Downen. Jr..
Mrs. W. 7. Ross, and the hostesses.
rhc Pan Hellenic picnic will be enjoyed
IN Wednesday afternoon. May IS. at 3
o'clock in Fairmont Park.
Mrs. Belle Rollins Reid and Mrs
John A. Cargi1 viii entertain the
members Of the Arkansas Valley Chap
ter. n. a R. next Saturday afternoon
NAV es. at $50 in the homo Of Mrs.
Carl Frosman. IN Melrose avenue.
Tho prize essays will be read at this
meeting.
Mrs. Chas. Humwcn and Mrs. Anna
Phimmer entertained the White Rose
Crochet club at tho homo of Mrs. Hum
ncii last Wednesday. a delicious
luncheon was served to tho following
members. Mrs. w. s. Galloway, Mrs
Waiter Lewis, Mrs. Walter Roller. Mrs.
G. Il. Williams, Mrs. VIM. Welsh, Mrs.
u. q. willoun, Mrs. VIM. Little, Mrs
Arthur Lewis. Mrs. w. ]. IIcbo,t. Mrs.
J. II. Ncsshitt. Mrs. f. Halins. Mrs.
Mrs. n. NJ. Wilson. Mrs. Chas. Kcn-
irick. Mrs. John Coyie- Our next NICE.
ing viii no held at tho homo Of Mrs.
VIM. Little No. 1s Garlic Place.
Mrs. NJ. n. Thatcher Sr. left last
night for Washignton. u. c.. where she
win attend tho National congress of
Colonial Danes. Later. Mrs. Thatchcr
wili resume her journey to New York
city to visit her daughter. Mrs. Rob
CIT Huntzinger, and family. and then
60 to Harbor Point whore she will
pend the sumer at her country home
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Mrs r. G. Robc win leave tomorrow
night for New York city where she will
mako an extended visit with her son.
Mr. Robert Robe. Fin route she Will
visit in Washington. d. C.. Philadelphia
and Girdwood Home. Conovcr, Lud-
.ngton Road, West Orange. New Jersey.
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Mrs ]. Nurcott. Of Grand Junction.
Who has been visiting in Pueblo, left
Wednesday for Fremont. Ncb.
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Mrs. r T. McGraw and Miss Mar
: Hirrite McGraw left Monday night for
California where they plan to sojourn