Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-02
kIsTLER-NilLLIKIN NUPTIALS

riase, Sunday, May .2S, at the par
sonage at Sargent, by Rev. Phillips.
the ceremony taking place at four
o'clock in the afternoon.
The young people are well known
in the community. Mrs. Millikin be-
ing the daughter OF MIR. and Mrs.
w. +. kistler. who with Mr.. and
Mrs. II. c. Henry witnessed the
marriage ceremony. The marriage
was not a surprise to their friends.
though the exact date for the cere-
mony was not made known. Many
friends extend congratulations and
best wishes. Mr.. and Mrs. Millikin
expect to remain at Sargent for
about a week after their marriage,
before departing for their future
home In Texas.
Mrs. Abner Farrow and Mrs. r.
d. Taylor will be hostesses to the
ladies of the West End Sewing club
and their husbands at bridge
party Friday night OF this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Baker enter
tained Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Baker. Mr..
and Mrs. J. F. Whitmer and daugh-
ter. Mr. and Mrs. X. d. Ballinger
and son at dinner Sunday.
a special meeting of the Auxiliary
OF the American Legion was called
Monday night. May 20. at the home
Of Mrs. Sam Fuson, to commemo-
rate Decoration Day. The meeting
was opened by singing America. fol-
lowed by prayer by Mrs. Fuson.
acting chaplain, after which thirty
seconds were given to silent prayer
In reverence for the dead. The
minutes Of the last meeting were
read by Mrs. Hampton. acting Sec
retary. and were approved. Miss
Mable Potter was elected secretary
to I'LL the vacancy made by Mrs.
John Greene's resignation. Mrs.
Herbert Martin. the historian. In
behalf of the Auxiliary, presented
Mrs. George Corlett. retiring presi.
dent. with beautiful honorary
Officers Auxiliary pin and Mrs. Cor.
lett responded In u pleasing manner.
committee consisting OF Mrs. X.
ID. Taylor. chairman. Mrs. Robert
Macarthur. and Mrs. Mark Watrous
was appointed by the president to
look after the soliciting and COL
lecting OF old books magazines and
phonograph records. which are to
be sent to Fitzsimmons hospital In
Denver. Miss Carrie DIETRICH beca M q
member at this time. After the
business meeting short patriotic
program was given. which was
thoroughly enjoyed. Mrs. Fuson's
homo was artistically decorated
with flags and the national colors
combined in crepe paper arranged
around the rooms. The idea OF the
red. white and blue was also car
ricd out In the serving OF the lovely
refreshments by the hostcsses. Mrs.
Mark Watrous. Mrs. GARNER and
Mrs. Fuson. Those present were
Mesdames Hancock. Herbert Martin,
George Corlett. Robert Macarthur,
Hampton. Il. ID. Taylor. Mark
Watrous. Garner. Fuson and Misses
Josephine Hopper and Carrie Del.
trich. The committee to entertain
next Monday night. June 6. IL Mrs.
Fox. Mrs. Dewey aud Mrs. Wilbur
Erickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark wntrous and
little son were dinner guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. d. Pridmore Sunday.
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The ladies' OF tho Friday en-.
broidcry club were entertained by
Mira. Roy waltman at tho regular
meeting last week. A delightful
soolnl time WAS spent as the ladies
busied themselves with their needle
work. A delicious lunch was scsv.
cd by the hostess late In the after.
noon TO Mcsdsmcs VIM. Oindsrs,
DR.. Judson. win Wyland. George
wy'and. sibrsl. Hassard. Geo.
Meadows. Mark watrous. VIM.
Pridmorc. Grafton. Wallace. Haw.
kins and Ben FoGls. The NEXT
meeting will b st the home Of Mrs.
Win wyiand.
Hawes Orchestra Of Canon City
will play for the big dauce at the
Armory. Wednesday. Juns 7th. Tkis
10 . high class orgaaisation that
never fails to please. Daactng starts
q see O'Clock. Admission ei.ie