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uucy, Konaia Ann-uavts. umiam .strong.+ + +nnn of the mlt;wt charming and elaborate .affairs of the season occurred Friday evening. May 20. when the Hesperian girls of Centennial entertained their gentlemen friends at a theater party .at the Rialto followed by .a four course dinner at Klllngton'a. Covers were laid for aevonty-gtz. Van Arsdale’s three-piece orchestra furnished music thruout the banquet and the evening was replete with merriment.The enter srheme wna azure and gold. Hesperian** colors, and marigolds formed th~ table decorations.Those enjoying thr function wrr*: Miss M.ahel Anderson. Miss Ada Cot-ner. Miss Tuna P.'Aiimann, Mias Katherine Dammann. Miss Zeima Cotner. Mis* t^avinia Kubanks. Mian Ijelta May Durlo. MJss Mamie Krne, Mlsa Grace Spencer. Miss Pauline Phlegar. Mias t'niherine Proudfoot. Mias Helen Robinson. Miss Helen McCune. Mlsa Klario Trent Miss Inez farlson. Mins Nadyne Hnssler. Miss Irene Patchen, MissSarah Anderson. Miss Marorjie Stark-•veaiher. Miss Martha Paddock, Miss I-awretta Robinson. Miss Dorothy night. Miss FYancea Hurst. Miss I^iramey. Miss Clara Stoner.FJthel Pate, Miss Velma Radley. Myrtlo Rehront. Mis* Amy Roeene. Miss Juanita Minnlrk. Miss Ruth Der-rngton. Miss Martha Ryan. Mias.Vina Rowman, Miss Dorothy MacF*ar-lane. Miss Porothv Swearingen. Mlsa Dorothy Mertz, Miss Kate Heller. Mea.«r# Homer Klnkel. farrol Morrow. [tennis Garrett. Don Walla ee. Kverett Crowann. Ie|hert McVra. Philip Self. John Sanders. James Swan-ney. John MrQuaid, Carlton Pi Ah back. I zander Malone. Donovan Murray. Glen Murray. Panl West. T,e*lir Mar-Parlane. Guy Krno, Milton Rooth. William Ryan, James Rood. Renjamin Klefzkv. Maurice Douglas. Paul Brown.Bur-Ada Miss M issi|e six man MiRay Kloepfer. Henry «'raddock. Way-man Manlre, William McNrlll. Hat-fleld Chllson. Herbert Moulton. Jack Molggs. Jack Reed. Rrtdon Smith, tiaorge Pattee, Kennolh Stone. Joe Hubersberger. Hudson Martin. James Dowtxn. J. I*. Klngery.+ 4* +The thirty-ninth annual dinner of the Monday Evening club, the oldest literary society In the state, which was given in. the Steel Works' club last Monday night proved to be an unusually happy occasion as a celebration of tho birthday of Former Governor Alva Adame. :i charter metr-her. as well as the birthday of the club. The club recently adopted a resolution to hold the annual banquet on the Monday evening nearest the birthday of Governor Adams which Is May It The table was attractively adorned with baskets filled with pink and lavender sweet peas, these being Joined with long streamers of pink and lavender tulle. A large birthday cake designed In the same colors was a delight to the eye and dHlciou* as well. The Rev. Thomas J. Wolohan. president of the club, presided, and Prof. H. M. Rarrett, of Rouldrr. formerlv of Pueblo, and a member of the club, made an Intermtlng address, giving the history of the club and a biography of the life of Governor Adams, the highly rstncmed member. Short talks were given hy Prof. J. F. Keating. Mr Alva R. Adams, and Judge M. J. Galilean At an auspicious moment. Gov-Ariampi wan nrrkpntrrl tl if hT*.DinancMnQujMrMrr.WcMrMrFriStclor,MrJ.sonAd:A.• i*1\luntheAforRugivPrl\theurrblninrr rnAr1Bnpmro\
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Pueblo Chieftain
Pueblo, Colorado, US
Sun, May 22, 1921
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