Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-13
Wallace Home Scene
or Pretty Morning Wedding.

OF Pretty Morning Wedding.
The marriage OF Miss Halle
Blythe Mann of Coin. Iowa. to Mr..
John l. Dye of Alamosa took place
at the Boyd Wallace home in Monte
Vista at 6 a. III. June 10. The ring
service was read by Rev. Tom Steele
of Alamosa.
The nuptial service took place In
the prettily decorated living room
of the Wallace home where bridal
wreath was appropriately used In
large bouquets. The bridal party
stood in a corner OF the room where
a pretty bower of white iris and
bridal wreath had been arranged.
The bride was prettily gowned In q
suit of Cloud grey and carried q
bouquet OF roses and lilies Of the
valley. The ceremony was witnessed
BY a few close friends and relatives
which included the brides sister.
Mrs. c. NJ. Heffner of Hooper.
Immediately following the cere-
mony a three course wedding break
fast was served to the bridal party
by Mrs. Wallace after which the
newlyweds departed for two weeks
honeymoon trip by automobile dur
ing which time they will visit at
Denver. Kansas City. and at the
home of the brides parents In Coin.
Iowa.
Mrs. Dye came to the valley last
September from Coin, Iowa, for q
visit with her sister and met her
husband at Aiamosa where he WAS
employed in the J. c. Penney store
F, Mr.. Dye is quite well known In
Monte Vista as he has spent several
sOjourns here while In the employ
of the J. c. Penney store.
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Two Hundred Mothers
And Daaxhtsrx Ba.squet.
More than two hundred mothers
and daughters gathered In the re-
ception hall at Sargent school house
on the evening of June s and at
tended n most interesting and en-
teriaining program OF music and
readings.
Following the program the moth
ers and daughters proceeded to the
dining hall which had been beau
tifully decorated for the occasion
like u fairy bower of green and
white. Festoons OF hand made sweet
peas were entwined in lattice work
about the room and added TO the
suggestion OF a summer garden. On
the table bouquets OF lilacs and
green and white candles lent =
pleasing effect. After the splendid
repast had been served Mrs. Bert
Matthias presided over an appro.
pirate series OF toasts A. follows:
What the home contributes ia
the national life"-Mrs. II. c.
Henry.
What I expect Of my daughter .
| NIC1tou cAuurTBou.
As ! see . mothers respon.
sibiiity. Isabelle Bryans.
"Chums"-Mrx. Robert Clark Of
Monte Vista.
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l.sih-ran Aid Elects
N~w Corp. II Officeu.
The annual election Of officer
WAS held at the meeting Of the
Lutheran Aid Society At the home oi
Mrs. A. Wilson last Thursday after
noon. Mrs. N. l.. Mueller was choser
president: Mrs. II. II. BAkken. vic.
president: Mrs. Gus Jungck. secre
tary: Mrs. Margaret Schroeder
treasurer.
A business meeting occupied thu
first hour Of the meeting. then ,
social time with the serving Of re
frexhments was greatly enjoyed.
Members present on this occasior
were: Rev. n. l.. Mueller. Mesdsmet
NJ. l.. Mueller. Appel. 0estefieid. E
Mueller. Bakken. Schroeder. Kech
Nets. 0ohr. Kiosppcr. ksmpf. Net
tlebeck. JunKck. Montsr. RolsmeieF
Hoffman. c. Quiram. Chadwsli. Hal
lsr and Misses Ella Quiram. Amsndi
Ohrt. Bertha Schroeder and LiiiiaI
and Edna Tornsii.
sese -
Rohest Nslsea Hss
Party - Ntnth nlrshday.
Master Robert Nelson haA . birth.
day party with all the trimnin'a
Tuesday when he celebrated BIZ
coming to the aee Of nine years
Games and refreshments which In.
cluded the customary big birthday
cake provided amusemcnts for =
merry afternoon.
Roberts guests were: Robert and
Donald Clark. John Fruucia and