Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-13

day for Chicago where he will resume
the practice Of law. Covers were laid
for sixteen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva B, Adams enter
tanned at Bridge party Monday even
ing in their home when the games
were played at 10 tables. !,
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Hill presided at
dinner in the Minnequa Country
club wednesday evening when twelve
friends enjoyed their hospitality.
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Mrs. William Barber. Mrs. Stephen
G. Cunningham and Mrs. William l..
Stone have sent out invitations to a
program tea to be given at the Cong.
ress hotel next Saturday afternoon.
November 10. Autumn colors WILL
be used in decoration: :. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Henry. Mr..
and Mrs. French Lee Taylor enter
tained at a Bridge party in the home
of Mrs. Henry Wednesday evening,
thus eniivenins the E. hsurs :. for friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Duke ex.
tended their gracious hospitality AZ
dinner in their home last evening.
White chrysanthemums beautiffed the
table and covers were laid for twelve.
The ladies' OF doy TRINITY cHurch
have been making elaborate prepara-
tions for a bazaar. the date OF which
has been scheduled for November 1919
and will bc held at the Mortormart.
There will be table at which Fancy
work of the daintiest kind may be Sc
lected. this including aprons. lingerie
and many articles appealing to femin-
ity.. At the household table, there
will be an array Of deiectable home
made cakes, jellies, preserves and pies
and tea with sandwiches will be
served. Other attractive features will
be observed by the friends who at
tend.
Miss Mary Parks, Mrs. L. B. Weed.
Miss Mary McNa1ly were hostecses at
the regular meeting Of the Pan-Helle-
mic association Saturday evening In the
home of Miss Parks. After games OF
cards which afforded pleasing diver
Quoted. During the social moments,
delicious refreshments were served
Those present were: Mrs. Frank j.
Henry. Mrs. LoTin Fimble. Mrs. Man
ming Moore, Mrs. French Lee Taylor
Mrs. B. v. Ruppel. Mrs. J. p. Dillon.
Mrs. Fred Heller. Mrs. Tod C. Storer.
Mrs. Woods. Mrs. Hill. Miss Bessie
Van Brimer, Miss Grace Pollard. Miss
Clara Wilson, Miss Wave Richardson.
Miss Harriet Hill, Miss Nellie West.
the Misses Mary and Theresa McNal-
May Mckay. Miss caroline Curry.
Mas Dena Coyls. Miss Lula Cuthbert-
son. Miss Mildred Lee. Miss Mary
Parks.
Mr.. W. D. Young was given . sur
on Friday, the occasion proving
happy one. All came In costume. and
delightful. informal moments were en-
joyed In playing gameS and listening
to music. Delicious refreshments were
served. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. F. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
X. Young. Mr.. and Mrs. R. Bergstres-
ser. Mr.: and Mrs. w. F. Richardson:
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Crows, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. Hastings. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
e. Leonard. Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sullivan.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. p. Miller, Miss Mary
Ellen Morrissey, Miss Inez Loupe.
Miss Ida Mayhem. Mrs. Dora Metz
ger. Mr.. William Smith, Mr.. c. W.
woessner. Mr.. Foster. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. NJ. d. Thatcher and Mrs. Her
bert A. Black were in Denver on FRI
day and attended the executive board
meeting OF the Colonial Danes At the
homo OF Mrs. McAllister. and the go
cial meeting with Mrs. Whitehead that
afternoon. The Colonial Danes decid-
ed to present a piano to Whitaker
House. The KnightCampbell COM
pany OF Pueblo consulting with the
Colonial Danes. generously offered
donation as their part in tho Ameri-
canizatiou work OF Pueblo. thus max
ing the price OF the piano considerably
less than It would have been
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Mr.. Samuel Taylor OF Avondale. an
nounces the marriage of his daughter.
Dorothy, to Mr.. Gerald Valentine, of
Salt Lake City. in Denver on Saturday.
November 5. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. @. II. Burgess.
pastor of the First Congregational
church. in tho presence OF a few rela.
tives. They will reside In Avondale.
Mrs Milton II. Pryor entertained all
of the girls OF the Mountain States
Telephone and telegraph company
who have had ten years or moro ser
vice with the company. at her home.
l3l3 East Eighth street on Saturday
evening last, and gave them des-
cription of the meeting and tho enter
,ainment she recently received on her
visit to st. Louis. Mo, where she went
as a delegate from Pueblo to the con-
vention of the Telephone Pioneers of
America. which is composed OF mem-
bers OF twcnty-one years or more
service with the Telephone company,
or persons who have exceptionally dis
tinguished themselves In the service of
that company. A splendid lunch was
served to her guests by Mrs. Pryor.
and the evening was one of the most
delightful in cvory wHy-guests and
hostess thoroIy enjoying the occasion.
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One of the happiest events OF the
week was a dinner given on Monday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Miles
at their home In hono< OF their twenty
fifth wedding anniversary. ophilia
roses were used In psrlor decorations
where the Rev. o. =. Reed performe
second marriage ceremony. The groom's
gift TO the bride being a wedding ring
set with a diamond for each five years