Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-08-15

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Sims on Thursday afternoon, Angus,
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Woods enter
tanned At . family dinner Tuesday
evening. Their guests wsrs Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
S. Woods. Mrs. Mabel C. Wolcott.
and Miss Margaret Lee 6lusher.
ssse
Mrs. Carmichael
Hostess to Monte Ouh.
Mrs. z. X. Carmichael of Center
entertained the Friday Luncheon
Club at her home last Friday after
noon. A pleasant session Of cards
followed the delightful luncheon.
Those who motored to Center to
enjoy Mrs. Carmichael's pleasant
hospitality were: Mrs. Ernlee Stat
ton and her aunt. Mrs. Belle Moore
Of California. Mrs. Florence Morri-
son. Mrs. John Green, Mrs. L. T.
Elofson. Mrs. Ronald Peters. Mrs.
James Ward. Mrs. w. F. Farren and
Mrs. r. r. Mitchell.
. . . .
Dinner Guests At
Macarthur Home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Macarthur
most pleasantly entertained a num-
ber OF their friends on Tuesday eve
ming at dinner.
The MacArthur's guests included.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hecker. MIR. and
Mrs. Adam Weiss. Mrs. Laura Nc
Carthy. Laura Francis and Fred Nc
Carthy. Mrs. Gertrude Robinson and
her sister. Miss Maude Ripple of
Kansas City. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Pope of Santa Monica. Calf. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Macarthur. Miss
Marian Hecker. Miss Ella Lawiess
and Miss Mary Hecker of Denver.
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Quiet Wedding AZ
NJ. T.. Patronage Tuesday Eve.
A nuptiai event which the friend,
OF the contracting parties had ex-
pected for some time really gave
them surprise after all for Miss
Cora Larick daughter of Villa n,
Larick. and Sergeant Gordon B.
Williams were united In marriage
by Rev. II. C. Kephart At the ~. E.
parsonage Tuesday evening ~ six
o'clock.
So quietly planned was the. event
that not a suspicion was aroused and
few minutes after the ceremony
the happy young couple spirited
away via Ford coupe for somewhere
in Texas where they will spend part
Of their honeynooa.
Miss Larick vas At her usual
duties at the L. L. Fassett sters all
day Tuesday and evea her closest
friends did not suspect the hap
piest day Of her life was At haa1.
Nor did Sergeant Williams friends
get wise although more than one
vas pussied BY . heAvenly happy
smile he paraded all day Tuseday.
but then every one expected Q big
wedding and . chance TO throw
some rice and congratulations. How.
ever hosts Of best wishes viii 60
with this worthy young couple In
spirit II not In word ~ they jour.
ncy along the honeymoon trail.
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MONTE VISTA GIRL
MARRlES SNOWMAN
The friends Of Miss Rhea Hart
were given \ diseinct shock eAst
week when she told them during an
outdoor party that she was married
and was going TO her husband on
Saturday night
Miss Hart. or rather. Mrs. Pattsr.
son. announced she had been mar.
ricd In Aiamosa July IL to Allan
Patterson. n member OF the i.amktn
Players Company who played Q
week here during the last week Of
June. During this time the eourt.
ship was said 70 have begun and
was continued after tho Lamkia
Company went to Aiamosa whore
they played about ton days.
Mrs. Patterson's relatives were
unaware Of the marriage until a..
viscd BY = friend Of the announce.
mont made ~ tho party last vssk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hart received Q tsle-
gram from Syracuse. Kansas. The
flint Of tho week sayiag that Rhea
was on her vay' 70 Chicago ADl
would write when she arrived thsro.
II h sssA The young people plan y
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