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ou 6 Celebrateb All contributions to the Sunday social flcnartnwnt should be sent to the editor, Mrs Adams, 309 Kast Boulder street, tclc- or Gazette editorial rooms. ttiephone 215, not later than Friday. MONDAY Reception and entertalniTient, department, Y. C. 8 p.

m. TUESDAY Farewell reception. Mr. and Mrs. William II.

Bay, 8 p. V. M. C. A.

building. 8ociaI. Young Men's Brotherhood, First Baptist ctiurch, Prot' and Mrs. John Dietrich, 922 North Weber street. Dance, Sophomore class, High school, Kinnlklnnlck.

Juanita Card club, Mrs. Fred Fink, 219 East Willamette avenue. WEDNESDAY Substitute Card clitb. Mrs. Jas.

M. Ellison, 704 North Tejon street. Cards, Mr. and Mrs. Charles T.

Fertig, 1508 North Weber street. Birthday club, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Shanks, 320 East Caramillo street. THURSDAY Leap Year subscription dance, Kinnikiniiick. "Our 8 p. Opera house. FRIDAY Ring, Christmas and i Castello told of Night Before Even baby, I.ucy Butler Tarbell gave Miss The program vvtis concluded with the dl.strlbutlon of the contents of Banta pack.

The delicious luncheon was served at small tables daintily laid with Batten- hurg mats, silver and candle sticks. Included in the riieiiu was chicken salad, olives, sandwiches, hot biscuits, coffee, chocolate, Bisque cream, cake, nuts tmd candy. Punch was served in the iiali. The guests so delightfully outer- a RIS i I by Mr. and Mrs.

Castello were jUtlul VUlCIIUai Mrs. Francis W. Goddard. Dr. and Mrs.

Wilbur Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. l.Trdahl. Mr.

and Mrs. Winfield H. Tarbell, Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Johnson, Mr, and Mrs.

George S. Elstuii, Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Williams, Mr.

and Mrs. Willard R. Nichols, Miss Ilohues, Miss Miss Louie Nichols. Mis.s Alice Mickesell, the Misses Hamilton, Miss Florence Miss Clara Castillo, Miss Gertrude Johnson, Frederic Johnson, Mr. Robert Hefley, Mr.

Rex Stark, Mr. ('hurles ('astcHo, Anna Elstun, Anna Lewis, Sallie Brown, Lucy Tarbell, Helen C'astello, Thomas Urtlahl, Frank P. Castello, Jr. An Interesting program meeting w.as held by the members of the Colorado Cliff Dwellings a.ssociatiou on last Wednesday tifternoon at the residence of Mrs. F.

K. Robinson, 124 East avenue. As chairman of the program committee, Mrs. Robinson presided. The regent, Mrs.

Gilbert McClurg, gave her annual address and Mrs. Wiilter C. Frost read a paper on Service Mrs, Ball sang a group of songs, Mrs. F. A.

Faust at the piano. Mrs. Mahlon D. Thatcher repeated a fine paper at the annual meeting of the Colorado Federation of clubs on I'se of the Bible in the Public Schools and Other Institutions of Leiunlng." Mrs. McClurg also repeated the paitcr read at the annual meeting of the W.

telling of the domestic life of the cliff- dwclling woman. Mrs. W. Goddiird poured chocolate, ami Mrs. Edgar M.

Mtirhourg lea, Mrs. McClurg and Mrs. Asa T. Jones assisting. About twenty-five members wore hrough all verse ana prose present.

Those from out of town were: that has for its theme, ai D. Thatcher, Mrs. E. M. there runs a strain of ex- pourg, Mrs.

Bragdon, Mrs. Bierbower, Mrs. T. A. fciingcr, Mrs.

Moore, all of JLbteblog. Mrs. George T. Sujmicr, of Dcnyei'. ago Men came bearihg A much afitlcipKieif event In social.

gifts to lowiy inn. circles, although, as- yet, some Their gifts meant love, tmmarred by greed away, is the cumingatf the MetropolUa.t or pride; oornpaiiy, wliirh will an en- Be, it so with ours, our aim. not debts this city, April 3, 4, and 5, The sale of seats will open fully mouths previous a tul nil who can to do. so surely Long Afore I -Ics" lilile bit rcmeinlicr I si to aliiiost cry far likc a ytuingstcr wlll. l'oiirtti Jiily's iiothlir to a Eastcr da.v—.jcs' all dctul in ihc slicllt Bordy, tlioiigh! al niglil.

yoii kintw, (o set a round and lictir oltl folKs Work Ihc sUtry olT alMint tlio sh'dgt' and dcor, And rtiiiiul rttof, all wrappcd Iti fiir and latiig afore I kiiowed who "Bp James Whitcomb Kiiep S. S. club, Mrs. James P'. Sanford.

430 North Weber street. Jolly Twelve High Five dub, Mrs. Clancy, 224 Phist CiniaiTOti street. Testimonial concert, Mr. Fred Butler, 8 p.

hall. SATURDAY Yale Glee dub concert, 8 p. Opera house. to wait, ond set tip later a week or two ttliead: liartlly keep awake, tier wouldn't go to bed: Kittle stewin' on tin? and Molliei- settin' netir socks tttid rockin' in the rocking diccr: and wonder where it the inoney went. with liis frosteil lieels, tind his liidiuent: And wo bells when tlie dock whirr ami Long- afore 1 knowcd who Ians" Size the fireplace, and figger how Sanly" eoiild Mtinage to eoine down the ehiinhly, like they said he would: Wisht thnt 1 eoidd hide and see what Ef he keielK-d a feller layin' fer him lhalaways? Hut I hot on him, and liked him.

same as if he had Turned to put me on the baek ami say, ti here, my lad: Here's my he'p yoiirs'l like till good hoys docs!" l.ong afore I knnwetl who wuz! Wisht that yarn was true about him ns It 'peared to I Truth imule out lies like good enough fer me. Isht 1 still iiz so confidtn' I could go ild up my stoekhi's like (he little ddkl iimbiir in my lap tonight, and me to tell 'Bout them reindeers, ami "Old that she loves well; I'm half sorry for this llttle-girl-sweetheart of afore She who is! IHROUGH all verse and prose that has for its theme, there runs a strain of exceeding joy. The unending ntea- of the holiday season is ever one of as wondrotlk gladness UvS that on, the sacred starlit night so many cetiturles and Mrs. A. G.

Shitrii, Mr. anil Mrs. H. Stote, Mr. ttnd Mrs.

J. B- Ririiards, Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Aylard, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank I. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Otto F. Dubtich, ISir, and Mrs.

P'. Jordan, Mr. ttnd Mrs. Roscoe C. Hill, Mr.

Mr.s. A. T. Reed, Mr. and Mrs.

A. X. Thompson, Mr. ttnd Mrs. R.

H. Arnold. Mr. iiiid Mrs. Fred K.

Pratt, Miss Viigtniii Miss Mary ('. McAllister, Miss Adelaide Itenis, Miss Myrntt Langley, Mrs. Louise Reinhardt, ILirmnny Woodworth, Mr. M. Plum, Miss Harriet L.

Southwick. Miss Pilla M. Loftus, Miss Vanita Trnvinger, IMiss Katherine D. Miss Miss Mary giirt, Miss Louise Bimkins. Miss iiie Rofinoi, Miss Jenny Barali C.

ll'untonn, Mies; Emma Margil ret H. Kor any recompense, save love to win. As gifts are exchanged by husband and wife, brother and sister, lover and sweetheart, friend and friend, oncesjrSeottre the magic bit of pasteboard en- Hgain they are reminded that love is it reality, not a reality more' precious, more vital, with every year. Joyously, the little child awakens on' Christmas morning to find its Chrl.st- mas gifts and is taught the story of the old. old story of love.

As the Invalids open the packages provided for them they become reconciled to pain and loneliness through the ministrations of those that have sent a token of love. Thrills of hope and higher aspirations come to the poor, the outcast and the waifs of the street as they experience the treasures of a Divine love manifest in the Christmas cheer that even they have a share in. titling them to listen to the' greatest ntieratlc stars of the dtty. Mir.s Ltnii'se Miss Dolpiiwii Beswick. Aliss Piva May Moss, Airs.

W. P. Bybee, Miss Ida McNair, Miss Rosila M. Kellogg, Aliss A. Hurt, Miss Emma C.

Sitnkins, Miss Eliti Yohn, Miss Myrta. MctTellan, Miss P'lora Tittle, Miss Bertha McKinnie, A.liss Nettie AI. Carey, Miss Codista Holman, Aliss Alda Plans- Atchkson, Aliss Evti V. Riggs, Airs. Alary Ashton, Mrs.

Ada C. Bortroc, Airs. Lorenti ('. Hodges, Aliss Margaret Suin. tnerS, Miss Cora B.

Perkins, Mi.ss Mabel AT.ttthews, AIlasAudrey Stevenson, Airs. Ida AI. Aliss Plthcl M. Cadwell, Aliss Georgia K. Aletzger, AlisS A.

Wliarton, Aliss lOmmtx G. Adtims, Aliss Alartha lamliey, Aliss Helene AVagoiier, Aliss Alary Reynolds, Aliss Inez Johnson, Airs. D. PI. Gardner, Aliss Glencora Kindig, Aliss Katherine CornwtiH, Miss Katherine Wright, Miss N.

Etdora Blanford, Miss Pitta Fairfield, All.ss Martha Myrtle Mtigee, P'ranccs P'iekes, Aliss Alargtiret Al. Russell, Miss Alary Francos Brown, Miss Marguerite R. Pettse, Aliss Lida O. Aliir. ray, Ali.s.H.

Altiry Weller, Atiss Amanflii Plvans, Miss Laura A. Leech, Miss Pldtia Alisa Ajargurpt lirwln, Mis.s Miss Lillie Larsoig Hall, Plinrna Moss. Miss AUller, Aliss Altibcl W. 1 ss giret Stewart, Mrs. Ant BcfsS Alelcena Graham.

Mi I 1 Al Aliss Etta Do Bolt ll Kindig, Aliss Alitmie, Al 41 (s Surah J- Dowdle, A) 1 11 Sirohm, Aliss son, Aliss Grare Miss Anna AI. fludy. Miss Elma 1. Douglas, Aliss Nellie y. Thompson, Aliss P'annye Stone Aliss Lillian Pi.

Lowry, Aliss Ideila Aleek, Aliss Helen II. ICisher, Aliss Ida B. Ptilnier, Miss Carrie Kimbtill, Miss Ida AI. AVhitsltt, Airs. Louise D.

Coffin, Aliss Edith Scchrist, Air. T. C. Hunt. Pileanor Alurphy, Aliss Elsie M.

Smith, Aliss J. It. Alorgati, Aliss Pileanor Wtir- ner, Aliss li'lorence Pi. NVelister, Miss Pilia L. Taylor, Aliss Theresii Dupre, Aliss Dlivo States, Aliss Adah Jolinson, Airs.

G. A. Seymour, Aliss Clara Kavanaugh. Miss Lotii.se Smith, Miss Alyra H. Aloore, Aliss Katherine Grayson.

Miss Cora Draper, Aliss Annti Gardiner, Aliss ATay Auld. Social "Board El burg Alias Minnie AlcCall, Aliss Carrie M. Alorse, Miss Grace Loper, Mrs. P. R.llvutitena it le as Metia Steven- Istst Alonday evening Hon.

William Jennings Brytin was the guest of honor at an clabonite dinner given by Sen- iitor H. II. Seldomridge In the dining room at the Antlers. Those invited to meet Bryan were: ITesi- dent Sloeuin, Ma.vor Ira Harris, Judge Louis W. (''unnirighiint, Judge T.

Gunnell, Judge R. 14. Lewis, Judge Thomas J. Black, Rev. Dr.

Pidgar Dr. John H- itob- As each enjoys tlie Christmas cheer. They wish it was Christmas all the year. Why Christmas be all the year? The cultivation of the spirit of all the time instead of for only one short day or at most, a week is not difficult. Al! worldly joys go less To the one joy of doing kindnesses.

An influence of the Christmas kind would mean a revelation, a revolution for those whose whole life centers in the fashionable world. There is far too niuch selfishness, self-seeking, too little of gentle deeds, kindly thoughts, and loving words for those whose lives touch ours. Still, this is redeemed, once a year and then we can boast with the little boy. Jest Christmas, I'm as good as I kin bo! Mr. and Mrs.

Frank F. Castello gave a large party last evening in their beautiful home on North Nevada avenue. In the reception room there was a large Christmas tree lighted with tiny colored electric ligMs, and all the rooms were ilkiminated shaded lamps or candles. The hall and staircase as well as the niantels, were trimmed with klnnikln- nick, holly and mistletoe, and the dainty music room was in egg blue and pink, In Japanese effects. As soon as the guests had assembled Mrs.

Urdahl and Miss Eula Hamilton sang Christmas songs. Then suddenly made his appearance With a large sack full of gifts on his kack. Each child was requested by him to sing a song or recite. Anna Elstun gave a recitation and then Ann Lewis told of and the Little Mouse, Helen Castello recited very the very clever and iiinusing phiy that the members of the drtimatic class of the club have been carefully staging will be presented 'in the Cipera house next Tliursday evening. Those wlio htive attended the rehearsals are loud in its praises and it can safely be predicted that all who attend will have an evening of much enjoyment.

Some of the best iwofessional and amateur talent in the city is included In the cast. The most Itirgely attended social event of the past week wtis a beautifully arranged reception held last Tuesday evening, beginning at 8:30 in the assembly room at the Alamo. The reception was given by Air. George S. Elstun and Mr.

Orlln PJ. Plemenway, of the Colorado Springs school hoard, in compliment to the teachers and school officials. In the receiving line were Air. and Mrs. lilstun.

Air. and Airs. Hemenway, Professor and Airs. John Dietrich, Mr. and Mrs.

William P. Kinney, Airs. Florence M. Stote and Air. and Airs.

PI W. Stephens. Throughout the evening the Alamo orchestra discoursed pleasing Selections. In token of the holiday season all the decorations were in red and green. Wreaths of princess pine and holly tied with red ribbotis were suspended fiom the electroliers and along the side walls, while from the center of the ceiling a generous bunch of mistletoe served to complete the symbols of the Yu'etide.

The principals of each school building acted as a committee on introductions, consequently everybody becaipe acquainted, and certainly had a fine time. Airs. Stote and Mrs. Kinney at the punch bowl. Airs.

Richards and Mrs. Dietrich served the ice cream and cake. Assisting were Aliss Lillian Johnson, Miss Alaggie Morgan. Miss Ella Graber, Aliss E. Elliott.

Miss Carrie AI. Alorse, Aliss Ina I. Alarshall, Miss Amy C. Weld, Miss Ruth Benson, Miss Emma Malden, Mlss Grace E. Roberts and Aliss Nellie A.

Remlck. The tables were most artistically ornamented with holly and red shaded candles In handsome candelabrum. A list of others receiving invitations includes Mr. and Mrs. Marls, Air.

MRS. HARRY E. -WOODS, Of This City. Photo by Bingham AVood. litson, Dr.

W. K. Hinton. Dr. Henry W.

Hoagland, Judge Robert L. Hubbard. (5. W. Alus.scr.

T. H. Pyles, Arthur AVhite, A. P. Toombs, Van E.

House. M. A. Hklnner, Clyde H. Ktaerett, U.

Dtiyie and W. C. Jones. At the close of the dinner Mr. Bryan was driven to the Temple theater, where he was greeted by an Immense audience which had gathered to hear his address.

At the close of the address. Judge T. J. Black, exalted ruler of ('olortido Springs lodge No. 309, B.

P. esctirled Mr. Bryan to the club, where he was tendered an informal reception by the members of the club. In celebration of the birthday annlver. snry to Air.

Chisholin, Mrs. Robert W. Cbisholiit gave an elaborate dinner party Tuesday evening at their lioino on Wood avenue. The guests were Mr and Airs. Henry Russell Wray, Mr.

and Airs. William Dr. and Mrs. James A. Patterson, Mrs.

PMward Alulligan, Air. Thomas McLaren. floral decortitlons consisted ')f holly and nsparagu.s plumosa. Beside eacli cover were toy Hanta Claus tig- ures bearing in their packs needle books for the ladies and cigars for the gentlemen. T.ast Tlmrsdity Airs.

Edward M. De La Vcrgne, of Ivywild, entertained a party of friends ut luncheon. Tlie table was prettily decorated In red carnations and holly. The guests were Airs. Partch, of China; Rev.

Dr. Edgar W. Work. Mrs. Work, Dr.

Bell, wife attd daughters, of Florence, and Mrs. Samuel Agard. Mr. and Airs. Benjamin Lowell, 727 North Nevada avenue, entertained at a artistic little dinner on Thursday evening last.

The table was decorated wltli red shaded red candles, the candelabrum being surrounded with inoumla of holly and evergreen. The guests of Air. and Airs. were Mr. and Mrs.

Edward p7. Fowler of Boston, and Alt. and Airs. Adelbert H. Whalte.

Today Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Chisholm. of Wood avenue, will give a elegantly arranged dinner of sixteen covers.

The table will bo set off with an unique Christmas device in the shape of Siuita Claus seated in a sleigh drawn by reindeer. As the vehicle passes over a bridge it opens and reveals packages for distribution to every guest. Air. and Mrs. Richard M.

Altken, 220 East San Miguel street, will have a charming fnmil.v reunion tomorrow around the hotiiUiftilly spread dinner table. Included among the guests invited are Mr. and Mrs. L. Aitken, Mr.

and Airs. A. I). Aitken, Regina Aitken, Miss Ruhamah Aitken and Tllehard Aitken, Jr. 4K Mr.

and Airs. Edward AI. De La Vergno entertained at dinner last Monday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cook, of the Hawaiian islaitd.s.

The other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Kennedy. Christmas decorations were used. The Alonday lamcheon club met with Mrs F.

Lowell, 727 North Nevada avenue, last week. A dainty little tree with colored candles occupied the renter of the lunch table ami the decorations througljout (he house were profuse and savored of the Yuletide. The ladles of the club are Mrs. L. L.

Aitken. Airs. George B. Tripp, Mrs. 11.

C. Hannon, Airs. James P. Shearer, Airs. Harry Thayer, Mrs.

T-tila D. Cox. The next meeting Is In three weeks, when the hostess will be Mrs. Shearer. i Mrs.

A. E. Ahlers gave. a hrlstmns luncheon last Wednesday. The chief decorations were of holly and place cards were ornamented with a spray of the popular holiday plant Tho guests were Mrs.

Edward Mulligan, Mrs. Floriaii Cajort. Mrs. A. S.

Littlefield, Mrs. Robert W. Chisholm, Airs. Thomas K. Urdahl.

The Alisscs Dorsey. 821 North Cascade avenue, were the delightful hosL- of ii dinner at which tho guests were both grown people and children last evening. The Christmas tide was joyously celebrated by the serving of a dc-ltcious menu, covets being laid for 15. 4K Today Mr. and Mrs.

James W. Atkinson. 2020 North Tejon street, will have as dinner guests, Mr. and Mrs. William E.

Kler of Cheyenne. Wyo and Air. ajid Airs. Guy F. Atkinson, Today, Air.

and Airs. Lewis Briscoe of North Weber street are to be host and hostess a Christmas dinner Their guests will be Mrs. Hemus, Mrs Frances H. Blake, Dr. Briscoe of Colorado City; Air.

and Mrs. Robert Briscoe and Mr. and Airs. George 11. Hemus Air.

and Mrs. William Clark of East Boulder street will entertain this a family dinner party. The decorations which will be used are of poinsettias, holly, etc. Those present will he Air. and Mrtt.

John B. Braldwood, Marie and William Braldwood. Air. and Airs. Percy E.

Brooks and baby Dorothy, Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Harner and daughter Alice, Irene and Marion Clark. 4K In honor of Mrs.

Hemus and Mrs. Blake, who are soon to leave for California. Air. and Mr.s. Ira J.

Morse, 1504 North Nevada avenue, gave a delightful dinner last evening. The apartments were decked in poinsettias and Christmas greenery. The others present were Air. and Mrs. George H.

Hemus, Air. and Mrs. Ernest Hemus, of Pueblo, Miss Jessie Alorse and Air. Carl Plumb of Denver. An elaborate celebration of Christmas occurs today In the Arthur residence, on North Nevada avenue.

Mr. Chester Alan Arthur will give a and covers will be laid for 16. Red carnations mingled with holly win be used in the artistic decorations of a handsome course dinner to be given today by Mrs. Louise Bacbarach, 1022 North Weber street. About the table wlll be seated Rev.

Mr. Alogoles. of Pueblo: Mr, Henry Hacha, Mr. and M. Itafield.

Misses Mae and Ethel Rafield, Masters Charles and Walter Rafleld and Miss Bernice Bticharach. Previous to the reception held at tho Alamo last Tuesday evening itia I. Mar, shall entertained tit dinner In honor oi Airs. Helen L. Grenfell of Denver.

The other guests were Mrs. C. Horfreo, Mrs, Anna AI. Rudy. Miss Grace E.

Roberts. Covers will be laid lor 12 tixluy when Air. and Mrs. Charles F. AlcCreery.

i'2l North Weher street give an enjoyable family dinner. The parlor and library will be decorated in (Hiristmaa evergreens and white enrntitions. Whits azaleas and holly will be used In ndorti, ing the table In the dining room. Thosg participating in the dinner will be Mr. and Mr.s.

A. McCreery, Air. and Mrs. A. L.

Bunce, Myrtle, Merle and ('ur! Bunco, Mr. and Airs. A. L. Hunter, Miss Bessie Hunter, and Air.

and Mrs. McCceery. Airs. E. F.

Woestinan, of 1223 North Nevada avenue, entertained a comptiny of fourteen ladies at a lovely Chrlstniu tea yesterday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. A pretty Christmas tree ornamented tho center of the table. Engaged Married El The marriage of Miss Ada Elizabeth Newcomb ttnd Mr. Allen Erie Bell waa celebrated last Thursday afternoon at 4:.30 In the home of the bride, 1020 North Walnut street, the Rev. Dr.

Allen Bell, of Florence, the father, officiating. In the presence of relatives and friends. The gown of white crepe do chine, with garniture of Valenciennes lace, was an exceedingly dainty creation, and most becoming. roses were carried. There were no iittend- ants.

The Wedding March from was played by the sister, Aliss Laura E. Bell. The house was artistically decorated with kinnlklnnlck, holly and carnations and potted palms. An elaborate wedding dinner was served inmiedlately after the ceremony. Then the ehiirrntng little bride donned a handsome brown traveling gown with hat to compare, and Mr.

and Mrs. Bell departed for a short honeymoon trip. Those present were: Rev. and Mrs. Bell, Misses Laura and Ella Hell, Mr.

and Airs. A. C. Clark, Mr. and Mrs.

AI. Gates, Airs. Cornelia Helmar, Mr. and Mrs. B.

F. Lowell, Miss Sue Newcomb, Miss Bertha Clark. Miss Hattie Clark, Miss Vlbroka Llest, Mr. Frank Fay, Air Chet Clat Mr. Jay Clark.

A pretty wedding ceremony occurred last Tue.sday afternoon at 5 In the me of the parents. Mr. and Mrs. James P. Ijumont, 520 liobinson street, that of Miss sephitie Lamont and Mr.

Thomas Kaysbier. The solemn words uniting them as man and wife were said by Judge James A. Orr of Colorado Springs. Allsa Annie Hewitt of Buena Vista, was tho bridesmaid and Air. Theodore the best man.

The newly married pair it re passing the holidays In Denver and will be at home early in the new year at 4 22 Robinson street. Among the guests In attendance were: Air. and Alr.s. h'red Kaysbier, Mr. and Mrs.

Z. J. Gerval.s. Mr. and Airs.

Theodore Bedk. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hardy, Mr.

and Airs. Newell, Mrs. O. C. Rhodes and daughters, Mias Annie Taylor, Aliss Emma Curley and Messrs Frank Burwell and Frank Styles.

AIlss Irma B. Mervvln. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh H.

Merwin of 701 West Huerfano street, wtis wedded last evening to Mr. Clarence H. McDonnell in Kansas City. The bride's mother accompanied her and after a brief honeymoon trip. Mr.

and Mr.s. McDonnell will make their home in Pittsburg. Kanaas. Tho groom is a brother of Dr. Richard H.

McDonnell of this city and until lately he was associated in business with him. The marriage of Miss Gra F. Skidmore of Decatur, 111., and Air. John F. Wilinerson of Chicago, occurred last Wednesday morning util o'clock In the parsotiage of the Alethodlst church.

South, the pastor, Rev. James C. Rawlings, officiating. Mr. and Alra.

Wilmerson will reside in Pueblo. The marriage of Miss May Hart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. G.

Hart of Alanltou, and Mr. Frank Olaf of Alonument, took place last week. The happy event began with the acceptance of a position in the school at Monument last September by the charming bride, who was formerly a student in the Manltou High school. Many friends wish for the young couple all the happiness possible. Formal and Informal Monday afternoon, January 2, from 4 until 7 Air.

and Mrs. Robert W. Chisholm, 1901 Wood avenue, will be at home, informally, and will be pleased to receive a call from their friends. The annual ball of El Jebel Temple of Mystic Shriners will be given in the ball room at the Antlers on the evening of Friday, January 27. Mr.

Thomas F. Burns and Mr. Marlon O. Barnes have been appointed a committee to make all arrangements. The finest music that the city affords will be an especial feature and the decorations will be most elaborate.

ITpwards of 800 guests have been invited, many of them residing out ot town. Supper will be served In the cafe late la the evening..