Semi-weekly herald., 1914-02-23
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A is the Amber of acceptabiIity.
B is the Butt that VIC chew in tran
quility.
C's the Cigar that we smoke with
avidity.
D is the Dream that assumes such
solidity.
f is the Excise that mars our aut-
onomy.
F is the Fine-cut we smoke from
economy.
G is the Guest whom we greet with
civility.
II the Havana that marks affability.
| is the Incense we burn so abund-
antly.
J is the Jar that supplies it redund-
antly.
X is the Kind of cigar divinity.
L Loves to purchase to give her af-
finity.
M is the Maiden we're anxious to
mollify.
N Nicotine, at whose shrine we must
qualify.
o is the Ogre that threatens nina
ciously.
P is the Pipe that we cling to tena-
ciously.
Q's the Quintessence, the height OF
felicity.
RS the Resort which we have to
duplicity.
S is the Smoke we watch curling SC
slenderly.
7 is the Tribute we pay it so tenderly
u is the use of tobacco--utility-
V is the Vanquished, whose end is
futility.
w Wreaths of smoke surely must
signify.
X vanthic strains which the smoke
will dignity.
Y is Yearning which gnaws so mord-
aciously.
2 is the Zephyr which follows saga
ciously.
Town Talk.
La Plata Circle, No. 100, Womer
of Woodcraft, were highly entertain
ed Tuesday evening of this week. The
pleasant affair was in the shape OF
dainty refreshments rendered and ser
we'd by Guardian Neighbor Lillian M
Meston, and Manager Lena Steineg-
ger. Commissioned Installing Officer
Elizabeth Mccartney was guest OF
honor for the evening. and was pre-.
sented with beautiful bouquet OF
carnations in token of her past faith
fulness in her official duties as in
stalling officer. Selections of music
made the evening pass merrily.
Mrs. John Turner pleasantly enter
tanned the Priscilla club Wednesda!
afternoon at her home on Fourti
avenue. Kensington was the diver
sion Dainty refreshments were ser
we'd late in the afternoon. Beside thu
club members the guests were thu
Mesdames John Rudy, Clem Russell
and Will Wigglesworth. Next weel
the club will meet with Mrs. Charles
Morast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Myers enter
taincd at a o'clock dinner on Thurs
day evening at their cozy home. The
guests asked to share their gracious
hospitality were Mr.. and Mrs. W. S
Pickerell, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Ora.
ham and Mrs. Thomas Tulley.
Mrs. w. M. Gibson returned to hei
home today, after several weeks con
finement in Ochsner hospital, recov
ering from a serious operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Clark will be thu
hosts of the Saturday Night Bridge
club this evening.
The Wednesday Bridge, Sr., will b'
entertained by Mrs. A. C.. Arnold a
her home. 776 Second avenue, mex
week on the usual meeting afternoon
Mrs. VIM. Crooke of Silverton wh'
visited her sister, Mrs. l.. c. Jakway
this week, departed this morning foi
Excelsior Springs, Mo-, for an ex
tended stay.
The Monday Bridge club had an es
preccially enjoyable afternoon thi
week with Mrs. ii. 7. Henderson. Th
company spent two hours playin,
their favoritc game. after which tn
hostess served lunch. Nine member
were included among the players. Tn
guests who played as substitutes wer
the Mesdames A. C. Arnold and +. II
BurdcS and Miss Hahn.
In referring TO the house part.
given at the Dixon ranch on the Val
lecito last week, the name of Hay
Ferguson was omitted from the hosts
Mrs c. n Mitchell and Mrs. Ed
ward O'Neal entertained the Eastern
Star Sewing circle Jointly THURSDAY