The Glenwood post., 1924-08-21

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Complimentary LnneAsoa
At Hotsl Colorado.
| A delightful luncheon was given last
Saturday noon at the Hotel Colorado
by Mrs. Wallace Bryant and Miss Mae
Mcmillan, as a compliment to Nils
Charlotte Porter, who has been visit..'
ing here from her home in Denver
Covers were laid for the following:
Misses Charlotte Porter, Helen Patter-
son, Gladys MacRae, Erma Hubbard,
Gertrude schuler, jeanette Smith,
Edna Dow, Mae Mcmillan, Mrs. Wal
lace Bryant and Mrs. John Clarke.
Surprise and Dance
At shoshone.
A number of friends of Mrs. Dan
Smith, wife of the superintendent of
the Colorado Power company plant. at
Shoshone pleasantly surprised her last
Friday evening.
About sixty people were present, in
cluding guests from Four Mile creek,
Cardiff, Carbondale, Glenwood and
New Castle. '4'f
| The time was spent in dancing to
music by the Doose orchestra of Car
diff after which an elegant lunch,
brought by the guests, was enjoyed.
Enjoyable Picnic at
Grizzly Creek.
A party of fifteen motored up to
Grizzly creek last Friday evening
apd enjoyed a delicious picnic lunch,
after which they sat around a camp
fire, sang songs, played games and per-
formed stunts
The picnic was given in honor of
the Misses Ina, Gertrude and Jennie
Walz Of La Crosse, Wisconsin, and in
cluded the guests of honor and the
Misses Nina Walz, lisa Link, Lura Day,
Elsie Doerter, Marguerite Decker,
Genevieve and Geraldine Dickson,
Ralph Gray, Stanley Link, Earl Hop
kins, Ted Torrey and Victor walz.
Linen Shower For
Br1deto-be
Miss Gertrude Schuler gave a linen
shower Tuesday evening at her home
on Blake avenue, in honor of Miss
Jeanette Smith who is to become the
bride Of Wesley Curtis Of Denver to-
day.
The presents were placed in basket
Of roses and brought to the guest of
honor by little Jean Paine.
Monte Carlo whist was played after
Miss Smith had opened her packages
and all had Joined with her in admir-
ing the beautiful gifts.
The guests were Misses Smith, Jayne
and Isabel Hardin, Edna Dow, Mae
Mcmillan, Mae Hadsell, Bernice Kill
kenny, Georgia Cook, Anna Maude
Evans, Helen Fleming, Gladys MacRae,
Helen Patterson, Erma Hubbard, Mes
danes Wallace Bryant, Perry Williams,
John Clarke and j. H. Smith.
Smith Curtis Wedding
solemnized Today.
Miss Jeanette Tavern Smith became
the bride of Wesley Rupp Curtis of
Denver at the beautiful Smith home ON
Colorado avenue at four thirty this
afternoon. The ring ceremony was
used and only the immediate members
of the family were present.
The bride presented beautiful pic
ture in her gown of real lace and tulle
In the Bouffant pattern, draped over
heavy crepe satin, the plain tulle veil
had bandeau1 of pearls and rhine
stones. She carried a BRIDES shower
bouquet of Ophelia roses and valley
lilies.
The bride was given away by her
brother, Kenneth v. Smith, Frank
Mechau was the best man and the
bridesmaids were Misses Gladys Mac.
Rae, Helen Patterson and Gertrude
Schuler. Mrs. Kenneth Smith was
maid of honor and little Dorothy Smith
was ring bearer and Shirley Mechau
and Bobby Smith were train bearers.
The bridesmaids were beautiful in
their delicate taffeta dresses of orchid.
PINK, and nile green, respectively. They
each carried bouquet of sweet peas
and Ophelia roses.
The house was attractively decorat
ed, the stairway being banked with
summer flowers. A large bell hung in