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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1939
Page
7
Mrs N V Gney and Mrs C Fleming hosted a Kensington club guest day at the Carney home on Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs Robert Fute Mrs Willian Tilpman Mrs John Gustatson Mrs B L Sivers and others. Entertainment featured thawer gainds and refreshments with attendees listed. The next club meeting is planned for day 42 at the home of Now Me Carly Wis DF.
Eaton June 10 Miss Helen Alene Pryowighter of Me and Mrs C B Fryer and Charles Hazel Eberhardt Jr of Eaton wed in a church ceremony. Rev L B Long officiated as attendees wore formal gowns and tails. The altar displayed pink and yellow roses amid ivory tapers while a reception followed with a three tier cake and floral decor.
A June gathering at Reeves lame in La Salle marked a wedding anniversary and Bartho's birthday with cards and refreshments. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Moger Nerve, Mr. Earl Todd, Mrs. Atstictulsci, and many named hosts, chairmen, and Camp Fire Girls led by Mrs. Matria. The itinerary listed several social duties, visits, and reorganized group hostesses across months, with plans for future meetings and calendar events.
Attended by Mesdames Clyde Srltivan Adolph Engel Nabert Baab and Bol Seely the couple and attendants set off on a honeymoon trip to namitalis. Mrs Eberhardt wore a suit and carried a fortune. Mr Buerhardt Jaa graduate of Eaton high school is described as a family man. The piece notes the bride and groom’s plans and references a Queen Wasp as a life producer with large offspring potential.
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