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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-24
Wieczorem " Wenecyi

Ma woody, domy i ludzi juz paddy
Wicczoru c~ienic, kanaly pobladiy
Fc}znac lcniwic pod gmachow
rad dummy,
Kt6rc w dzich drzcmia przymEna
wszy sWc oczy,
@ wickach marzqc a w zmroEu
jak trumny
Obsiadly wode, co stopnic i'm
breezy,
Wodc, co kicdy5 dyszala lsn'2c
chwala,
\. dzisiaj lie zwictrza}e ka-
mienic,
Ktorym sic takzc W spusc1znle
dostaio
70 wiclkim bIasku wicIklc ponI-
zcnie.
Wicc n~ajwymownicj w tcj POM
roczncj szacie
N6wi to miasto o daWncm SVEN
zyciu
I O minionych dzicjow MAZE
staCic.
O tenn. CO drealo til nicgdyS,
scrc biciu.
/ tyl';o slohca ostatni prog z'oty
Tawisf ma wiczach, zrumieni} lch
sZCZyty
Ma znak kochania i ma zna'l pie
sZczoty
Ia dzieh z piekno5ciq przczyty.
\. w TEN, by Swiatlo pozcgnac,
co mia,
Ma nocna miasto ukoIysac pare
Zagralv dzwony; Sic San Zacca-
ria
Pozdr6w Anielski XII Giorsio
Niaggiore,
y. innc dzwony i'm wt0rzq,
BY w ch0rzc,
MySli porywat ku Bosu, XII
g0rzc.
I.ccz najrzewnicjszv dzwiek, maj
bardzicj czuly
TicSni W scrdeczny krqg spizu
zakutci,
kt6ra mad miastem rozbrzmlewa
Z kopuly
Della Salute.
MIodym te dzwony ukrzepia serc
bicia
l wiosny tchnicnicm umaja i'm
! duclly,
DZWlcN1 sic ZlcJa w potCZny
hymn zycia,
w picnic otuchy,
Kt6ra ustroi przyszloSci I'M
swiaty
w szczeScie i kwiaty.
Lecz gdym pc latach i burzach
znuzony
w zachody slohca spoglada}
nOWO,
re same magic ozwa}y sic
dzwony
Odmicnnq mowl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-24
WyszedF Jezus ma|eiki.

Wyszedl Jezus malehki,
l. ubozuchnej stajcnki:
Chodzi sobie Boze dziecie,
Po tym naszym grzesznym swie-
Gle,
Pc calym.
Smutek obleki mu czo}o.
30 ME bylo wesolo:
Snieg sic sypai ma zagrody,
Mr6z straszliwy Scina} woody,
Ma kamieh.
Drepce Jezus pc ziemi,
Nozetami bosemi;
Dmie mu W oczy zawierucha,
Vice malcistwo w rece chucha,
30 zmarzly.
Cd samcgo wicczoru,
Wyjq wiki pc bora,
Skrzypi ziernia, drzewo peka'
lie MECH broni boa reka,
TAX straszno.
Jzeusik sic zasmucii,
'Wzrok ku niebu obroclf,
/ pc twarzy Ivy mu plyna,
lie wciaz nedze widzi inc,
Ma swiecie.
A w tenn patrzy: W oddali,
lakes swiatio sic pail,
\ PREY swietle ludzie siedza'
Przytuleni jak pod MEDIA
Zajace.
I o s~zarej godzinie,
+ ust i'm sliczna piesh piynie;
zapomnieli nedzy ziemskicj,
/ O gwiazdce betleepskiel
Spiewaja.
Vice sig cieszy dziecina,
Ma paluszki sic wsplna'
Do ust dwoje rak przyk!ada
I radosnie odpowiada:
Hej, koleda! ko!eda!
Wiadysiaw Beiza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-24

TAX, zcm doslysza} ia Z brzmic-
MIA mctalow
| lcz i zalow...
Ialu mad zycicm, mad uszlemi
laty,
Co wszystkich mySli swych ME
doSpicwaly,
Mad uczuciami, ktore nigdy w
kwiaty
SIC ME zwieiiczyly, mad screen,
co chwaly
Iazyc mic mogio Tel umilowancj,
Kt6ra ten bardziej dusz Ear
sobie jedna,
lie wrog wciaz jatrzy zywotne
jcj rany,
Ic nieszczeSliwa wskros i taxa
bicdna. -
Potcm mySl zbicg}a W ostepy
pokoju,
Gdzic cich milosny mycf drogicE
oSlania,
| z~awiSciiem i'm ciszy; wSrod
boju
ia przcciez tutaj czckam zmar-
twychwstania.
| w~yslysza}em wraz L grob6w
tych modify,
iiy me zapaly wSr6d walk ME
sctiodly.
Vice wdzieczny by}cm wicczor-
nym ia dzwonom,
Zc mysli mojej lot i skrzydla
daily,
Ic XII ojczystym przeniosly mnie
StronOm,
mad niedolq mel ziemi plakaiy.
Wspomnialem wreszcie ia dzwo-
now tych brata,
Kt6ry w p6lnocnej gdzieS krai-
ME Swiata
DO scrca czesto mi mowil; Cd
kr0l6w
I poteznym tetncm szedf on mig
dzy ludzi.
krzepiac nadzicjc wSr6d skwaru
i below,
Iak ten. CO &c snu brac omdlala
budzi.
" glosic mia} chwalc i peine
akorda
Mocy, lecz litosG tcz byla w tynl
dzwieku d
Wiec s}a} OH gromkie W kraj moi
Sursum corda
I kohl dusze W rozpaczy i leku.
\ kiedy pieSnia przcz lany po-
wionie,
Krew do serc sp}ywa a silly ma
dlonie,
Bo WIEN, re ME chce, bym z da.
wnych wawrzyn6w
Dummy wciaz patrzaf w to sioii,
&C, co zgaslo,
Lecz, re CLOS jego ma srzmict
jake haslo:
Ma zn6j - do czyn6w!
Kazimierz Morawski
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-24
Pod wioskiem niebem

Rzymianinem. I okna Pokoju, W
kt6rym sic urodziiem, widze po-
waznic plynqcy Tyber. lego VIA
Snic wieczora, pred tysiacem
GzicwieciuSet sjedmnastu laty,jak
op;cwajq nasze piekne pieSni, IL
kaza}a sic "a panowania cezara
augusta gwiazda, ktora prowa-
dzila Trzcch Kr6li Wschodu
rrzcz pustynie, CORY, doliny i
~zcN do Bctlecm. PrzeSliczna,
wSpaniala noe.
luz Cd dzjcwieciu lat. pastcrze
Z Nbruzzow ! Z COR Sabihskcih
zcSzIi w niziny, do miast ! wiosek.
ahy co wiecztr glosit ,,dobra no.
WING ma swoich fujarkach ! kob-
zach. Tch d~zwicczne tony rozlc-
caia sic pod sllcpieniami stare
lvtnych gmachow. NoszQ oni Spi-
taste kapclusze, pr~zystrojonc
riznobarwncmi wStegami. Dlugic
ich w}osy SpadaiQ ma kr6tIic KAT
tany. ma nogach maiq Skorznie.
Zatrzymujq sic pred kazdym wi
,crunkicm Naj5wietSzej Fanny !
nygrywajQ podniosic hymny ma
,"c>t DzicciQtka JczuS. Chodzq
:rGjkami: ~starzcc. cziowjck W sile
wicEu i maly chlopicc, wiadomo
howicm. &c PREY zl0bku bctleem-
skim by}o tylko trzcch pastcrzy.
przcdstawiajQcych try okrcsy
zycia,
Dzich ca1y poSciIiSmy Sci>Ic,
mic do ust mic biorqc, 4 matka, Il
Sm;cchajQc sic wcsoIo, przygoto-
wywaIa ma wicczcrzc makaron +;
c.astcczka Z cynamoncm. o zmie-
rzchu zasiadzicmy spoiywaG tc
postne DANA, zaprawionc oliwQ,
DO ktarych zjawi sic ma stole drGb
picczonv. W tym czasic starI
w;cszczka, kt0ra wchodzi do mic
szkan be- SzmCru. przcz Szczcliny
;cian, przyniesie nam zabawki i
,ulicrki, Nickicdy MONA ia wi
dice, przcmykaj2ca wzdlui ulic.
N;craz czatowalcm ma mia 7 ro--
wic>nikami, a gdy5my ia spostrzc
gaIi, rzucalismy sic w pOgOh.
hm2c w trab%i ! potrzasajGc
dzwoucczkami.
Dano mi juz grotc bctlecmSkQ
caIq pokrytQ mchcm. Jest W nici
gw:azdEa zlota. kolyszQca sic mad
zj5bNcm, W ktorym spoczyw1
Dz;cci2tko. MatLa BOA, &w. J0-
zci. rastuszhowic, w5} ! osici 81
wyrobicni I gliny. P2stcrze majg
tuniEi / kijc zakrzywione, zupcI-
mic iak dawni Rzymianic, kt6-
rych po>ta>ic poiazywai mi OIL
Gee ma malowid}ach w katakum-
bach.
Stara mo;a piastunka, pocho-
dzqca L Wloch polnocnych, spala
zawSzc togo dnia wieczorcm ma
kominic, W kuchni starry pien oil
wnv. 4 mnie kaze polcwaG go wi
mem. udcrzat szczypcami ! Spic-
wac p;cSh 0 Matce Boskicj. L
trzymuje ona. re TO zapcwnia
szczeScie ma ca}v rOk. Umie ona
o BOzcm Narodzcniu mn0stwo
powieSci. Opowiada naprzyklad,
re w tc noe Swicta, o godzinie
dwunastej, zicmia zatrzymuie sic
ma chwiIe, ,,aby pozwo,it zapano-
wac wieczno5ci." Me rozumiem
dobrze, co to macy, ale czuje,
re w slowach tych tkwi my>l dzi-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-24
WIzYE BOzECO NARODzEN|A.

wtedy zapalaja sic Swiatia W Ok
mach odwiccznych, zrujnowanych
zamkow, a gruzy ich spajaja sic.
tworzac jakby move Sciapy; &c
bvdlo rozmawia w stajniach / D.
borach. lccz kto sic oSmieli pod
Sluchac ich rozmowe, umrze w
ciagu roku: re drzewa okrywaJa
sc kwiatem, woda w zrodfach
przcmicnia sic w miod, a miode
dziewczeta vida w studniach po-
stacie swych narzeczonych. l pia-
stunka m0a zobaczyia .swego IL
kochanego - miala wtedy lat 10
- ale on umart niebawem, gdyz
podslucEat rozmowe ps6w fol-
warcznych. Radbym bardzo Wi
dice wszyStkie tie cudownoSci;
/ przyjemnoscia spedziibym Boze
Narodzenic ma wsi, gdzie dazac
ma Pasterkc, MONA widzic6 o.
Swietlonc zamki; czuje wszakzc,
IL balbym sic; a przeciez tel no.
cy ME nalezy obawiac sic niczego.
Wole tedy spedzic ten czas W
Rzymie. Jutro uslysze salwy ar
matnie Z Watykanu ! bede sic
przygladal w koSciele Sw. Piotra
procesyi kardynaI6w ! biskup0w.
Co "a wspaniaiy widok, jake oIs-
niewajace strojc. -Ale pc mad
wszystko przenoSze ceremonie.
ktora bedzie sic odbywala przcz
caly tydzien w koSciele Ara Cocl'.
Ko5cioi ten, jak wiadomo,
wznosi sic w miejscu gdzie pc
wncgo ago grudnia Wleczorem
Svbilla ukazaia cezarowi Augu--
stowi. wSr0d rozchylonego nicba,
NajSwietsza Panne 7 Dzieciat-
klein. Spiacem ma Jej kolanach.
Jest to prawda, gdyz babka moja
opowiada mi, ze bedac maia die
wczynkq, widziala cezara ! Sy-
bile miedzy osobami z}obka. DIS
luz ich ME umieszczaja, ME WIEN
dlaczcgo. Natomiast W koSclele
Ara Coeli MONA zawsze wldzlec
vspanialc Dzieciqtlo, jaSnieJace
zlotem, srcbrem i drogieml Eamle
miami. L pcwnoSciq prawdziwe
Dzieciatio ME .~poSiadaio tych
SwietnoSci w swoim zl6bku bet
icemskim. zanim NIu kr6lowie
Wschodu przynicSli wszystko
zloto swoich krain, 4 p~astcrze Z
Tudci. ME widzicli Jczusha TAX
strojnym, jak Go przcdStawiaja
dis nam, dzicciom Wieczncgo
Miasta. My jednak Gala nasza mi
lose dIa Nicgo bedzicmy wyraza-
Ii. jcdno pc drugiem, z nicwielkicj
ambony. umieszczoncj w koScielc
Ara Coeli nawprost zijbka. Przcz
caly tydzieh. cd loci zrana do Bel
popoludniu. dzicci w moim Wle'iu
bcdq T. tel ambony, wobec licznlc
z2romadzonej publicznO$ci, dig
kowalv NTafemu Jezusowi "a do
hrodzicjStwa, jakicmi mas obda-
rzyl. Jcmu to bowicm zawdziecza
NY wSzystko: miioSc / troskli-
voSc ~rodzicow, kt0rzy nad- nam
czuwaja. serdecznq atmosfcre, ia
ka mas otacza. Tak znalczc s}owa
dose slime, ma wyrazenic wdziccz-
noSci? Plyna one Z scrc naszych.
AIniemam. &c to Mu sic n~ajlepie;
podoba. Ia juz przygotowa}em
moja mowe dla Dz;cciatia (Gesn
Bambino). Mozecie bye przeEo-
mani, re wszyscy bedziemy bardzo
wymowni: przeciez jesteSmy sy,
nami Rzymu, kolebki najznako,
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1917-02-17
Worunan-lscrry

A pretty wedding was solemnized
Sunday evening at $3.50 o'clock. in
the parlors OF the Chestnut house.
when Mr.. Glenn NORMAN took as
his bride Miss Ellen Berry.
The ceremony was performed by
DIR. ]. +. Findley o. the Christian
church. who used the beautiful and
impressive ring ceremony. The wit
nesses we're Miss Ethel Woman. a
sister Of the groom. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Woman. cousins of the groom.
The bride Is daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Berry and has
made her home In this vicinity for a
number of years. Mr.. Woman Is a
son of Mrs. w. c. Woman. and
has spent most of his life In La
Junta. For the past number OF years
he has been engaged in farming and
is now known AS one of the pros
porous farmers OF the Holbrook val
ley.
Immediately after the ceremony,
Mr. and Mrs. Woman went to their
home. near Cheraw, which the groom
had already prepared for his bride
and where Mr.. Woman will still en-
gage in farming.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1917-02-17
Mrs. q. II. Mendeison

Book Review. Pride and Preju.
Dice. Jane Austi
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1917-02-17
80
Coluni,inc club

Mrs. J. S. Hunter entertained the
Columbine Club Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. r. T..
Hutchinson. on Cimarron avenue.
The house was decorated In keeping
with Valentines Day. red hearts and
cupids being conspicuous, Five hun
dred was enjoyed during the after
noon after which a valentine lunch
con was served. Mrs. J. S. Broom
field and Mrs. Hutchinson were the
guests.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1917-02-17
MRS. BLANCHE SNYDER, Editor. PHONE. JUAIA 81
Valentine Party

The pretty home of Mrs. John w,
Madigan was the scene OF a pretty
party Wednesday afternoon, when
Mrs. Madigan and Mrs. Benjamin
G. Wilson received about one and
thirty guests between the hours OF
2:30 and $40 O'Clock
Red, green and white was the col
or scheme carried out in the deco
rations, and in keeping with the day.
an abundance of red hearts adorned
the pretty white curtains while
quantities OF pretty American beau
ty roses lent their fragrance as they
were suspended in pretty baskets in
the doorways and interviewer in the
ropes Of smilaX which were suspend
ed from the ceiling to the four corn
ers OF the table. Roses also also
adorned the sides OF the pretty table
cloth and huge bouquet of the
. beautiful flowers. in jardineer OF
red hearts. formed the center piece
on the table as it stood in miniature
lake surrounded by smilax.
The lights OF the chandeliers were
developed in red shades and red
candles in cut glass and silver can
dlesticks added much to the attract
iveness OF the parlors while the
crate fire played no small part as it
famed and flickered, and whose in
viting brilliancy at once attracted
the guests as they were ushered In
from the storm out side.
From the chandeliers directly
over the pretty dining table was sus-
pended two cdpids, and red cupids
were given for favors. even adjoining
the hand painted plates upon which
the cream was served.
During the afternoon Edison music
was furnished. and vocal solos by
Miss Bertha White and piano solos
by Mrs. +. Gard Edwards delighted
the guests.
The hostesses received the guests
most graciously and they were as
sisted during the afternoon in the
parlor by Mrs. A. s. Marshall. Mrs.
e. Gard Edwards. Mrs. N. S. Larsen
and Mrs. Frank Finney. Mrs. DR.,
E. A. Allen and Mrs. William Hart
man presided at the Edison.
In the dining room at the table
we're Mrs. y. G.. Hutsel. Mrs. Ed
Oberling. Mrs. Carlos Wilson and
Mrs. J. b. Morehead. Miss Bertha
White and Miss Ruth Larsen; and
serving were the Misses Fannie
Beerbohm. Ciarice Cook. Jean Mar
shall. Mae Marshall. Helen Ed
wards and Miidren Mendelson.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1917-02-17

MIR. and Mrs. u. A. Williams an
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter, Miss Glada u. TO MIR, Kurt
Frocse. OF Albuquerque, \, NJ, The
wedding will take place In the early
spring.
Miss Williams is one OF the popu'
lar young ladies OF Pueblo. and her
photo appeared In the Sunday issue
OF the Pueblo Star-Journal.
Mr.. Frocse Is the eldest son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius froesc, OF this
city. and spent many years here
where he completed his machinis'
apprentice In the Santa Pc shops
In January. 1918. a year ago last
January he was transferred by the
company TO Albuquerque. y. NJ,
wher. he nov resides.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1917-02-17
%%%
birthday Club

The Birthday Club was enter.
tanned Tuesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs V. n. Lagerauist. The
customary needle work was INDUCED
In after which refreshments were
served. Besides the members OF the
club. Mrs. LaEerauist had ~ her
guests Mrs. Thulcmeyer. Mrs. Beuch'
ner. Mrs. Cieiiand. Mrs. Mayhem
and Mrs. Sturm.
The next meeting OF the club will
be In two weeks with Mrs. J. W
Fisher.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1917-02-17
P. +. o. Annual Childrcn's Day

Chapter w, T. f. O.. observed
their annual Children's Day last
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. h. F. York. on Cimarron ave-
nue., and 1t proved 20 be one OF the
most pleasant events thus far in the
year. A splendid program was given
by the children which was indeed a
credit to those so young. After the
program the children were enter
tanned by pictures of themselves,
taken when they were babies, thrown
upon the screen by means of Ian
tern. Later in the evening ice cream
and cake were served. The cream
The favors were boxes OF candy. upon
which stood a small china kewpie.
The following is the program of
the afternoon:
Piano Duett- -
Lloyd Austin. Billy Lamb
Vocal Solo --------M Marjorie Poor
Accompanied by her sister Ada
Beth Poor.
Piano Duet
Clara Jones, Ada Beth Poor
Rotation Gretchen Marquardt
Vocal Solo Mary Frances Mayhem
Accompanied by her sister, Helen
Mayhem.
Vocal Frederick Austin
Piano Solo ------Ada Beth Poor
Recitation Bobby Babcock
Nursery Rhymes Florence Wright
Vocal Solo----------Donald Sevitz
Piano Eleanor Wagner
Vocal Tommy Sevitz
Recitation BODY Simons
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1917-02-17

Mr.. asd Mrs. Frand Smith motored
over from Swift. Colo, last Friday
sad spsat until Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mr.. Prank Dull. NJ.
aad Mn. Js0es Smith and NJ. aad
Mn. X. 2. Croy. An were guests
q diassf % Sunday Of NJ. ed
Nm. Ja0ss ooitA.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1917-02-17
l!irtl,,iay Party

In honoring the fifth birthday
anniversary OF her little daughter
Edna. Mrs. J. X. Painter entertained
about twenty little tots Wednesday
evening from 3:30 until o'clock.
Various games were enjoyed by the
children after which Mrs. Painter
served n delightful luncheon. Edna
was the recipient OF many pretty
Gifts. and as her guests departed
for their homes they wished her
many more happy birthdays.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1917-02-17

deserves special mention was the
piano recital given last Saturday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. c,
Curry, by Mrs. Kenneth e. Croy and
her pupils The guests were the
mothers of the pupils and a few
friends.
II was the first time that many
of the little tots had appeared in a
recital and their excellent composure
and the ease with which they rem
dered their numbers was indeed
gratifying to their teacher and pa
rents. and not only reflected much
credit on themselves, but also on
their instructor.
After the program the guests
fingered for social time and Mrs.
Croy, assisted by Mrs, Curry. served
dainty luncheon. The following is
the program as 1t was given:
Duet, Romance from Suite de
Pieces" No. --- Tours
MTs. trent, MIS-, STOy
History of the Pianoforte---
--------------- Jessie Ramsey
Piano Solo. Long. Long Ago
------- Angela Schneider
Piano Solo, Birdie with yell
low Bill" - Rickaby
Blanche Lear
Piano Solos
Ia, Swing Song" ------ Miliward
--------- ----- Millward
%, Boat Song -----M illward
-------- 1880 Millward
Ronald Johnson
Piano Solos
(a) Peasants Frolic' ---Gurlitt
,b) Ring Bell Ring -Spaulding
Virginia Curry
Life and Works OF Richard Wagner.
Piano Solo. Bridal Chorus from
Lohengrin' ------ Wagner
Bessie Rumsby
Piano Solo, The Slumbering
Fairies" Erb
Irene Klein
Piano Solo. "The Flying Leaf
- Spindler
Vivian Baker
Piano Duet, Flower Fairies----
------------ ---------- Fearis
Vivian Baker. Mrs. Croy
Essay. "a Ludwig Van Beethoven
Oh Sonata
Piano Solo. Sonata OPP. 40. No. 2
------------ ------ Beethoven
Cleo Currey
Piano Duette. "Minuette, from Son
alta Op. 40. No. 2" ----Beethoven
Bessie Rumsby. Mrs. Croy
Piano Solos
ta) "Woodbine'. -----Smallwood
% Twinkle. Twingle Little
Star" Lawson
Mildred Young
Piano Duet. ''Barcarolle from
Tales OF Hoffman" ---Offenbach
Cleo Curry. Mrs. Croy
Piano Solos
tab Skating" Klein
Oh "valse" ----V anderbeck
Edna Hurt
Song. II Know a Little Girl
- ------------Ro uald johnson
Piano Solo. "Naroissus' Nevin
Cleo Curry
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1917-02-17
Permits u We'd

During the past week marriage
licenses were issued by Cupid orsn
Walker. In his official capacity ~
county clerk Of Oteeo county. ~ fol.
lows: J. NJ. Rupp and Helen Akoss,
both Of Tmpss: Fred Schafer and
Amoie Dshmcr. both Of Rocky Ford
Aicgo HES and AitaEracia Molina,
both Of Rocky Ford: Herman W.
Bosckmsn and Marian l.. karlen
both Of L. Junta: Rosslio Herman
dss. Of L. Juata. ssd hiausla Alfaro
OF Rocky resd.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1917-02-17

One of the many pleasant affairs
which have been enjoyed by the
members of the Inter Uns Club, none
will be held in their memory as be-
ing more pleasant than the banquet
given last Saturday evening at the
{ Bomgardner home on Belleview ave-
nue..
The large dining room was taste
fully decorated with valentines,
which, together with the table laid
with its snowy linens and silver. and
covers for forty-two, presented a
most beautiful sight
! Shortly after o'clock, 1.-The
Deutschern" we're ushered into the
dining room where five course
banquet was served by Mrs. Bonn
gardner, Mrs. c. +. Hasten, Miss
, Fannie Roswell and Miss Rose Leavy.
Miss Isla Baker acted as toast
mistress. and between the courses
several toasts were given by mem
bers OF the club. At the conclusion
several rousing yells were given for
those who had contributed to the
success of the banquet.
The guests then adjourned to the
| parlors where five new members
were initiated into the mysteries Of
the club and music and games were
enjoyed until a late hour. Much
credit is give Miss Rose Greenen,
high school German instructor, and
a few members of the club, through
whose untiring efforts the banquet
was success.
Mrs. Bomgardner and Mrs. Hasten
were also highly complimented for
the excellent manner in which they
. served the banquet
Those who enjoyed the affair were
Miss Esther O'Neil. Isla Baker. Fran
COS Miller, Flora Brown. Alta Lewis.
Velma Harrison, lone Lewis, Madge
| hasten. Florence Bomgardner, Susan
Wood, Aura Worden. Mona Rife.
Pearl Evans, Mary Dryer. Goldie
Cuts, Arolene Shell, Ruby Stone,
Mary Prinster. Alice Chase, Ursie
Moore, Theodora Cook. Ruth Mont
/ JOY. Isabella Simmons. Amelia
Leucht. Mary Kranz. Rose Greenen.
and Robert Seyitz, Charles Glysson.
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Clawson and Wendsll Fertig.
90
! knights 81 Columbus Anniversary
The Knights OF Columbus. OF Pu-
eblo, celebrated the sixteenth ami
yersary OF the founding OF the coun-
| Gil In that city last Sunday, and be-
tween four and five hundred were
in attendance. which included the
members OF the knights OF Colum-
bus. their wives and sweethearts.
Visiting members were taken from
Saiida. Colorado Springs. Canon
City. Trinidad. Rocky Ford and La
Jdmta.
In the afternoon sixty candidates
we're initiated. those from La Junta
upon which the degree was conferred
being Bernard Murphy. Sylvester Me
vey. Joe Celmer. and Joe Long.
In the evening an elaborate ban
auet was served which was enjoyed
by the following La Junta people;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schaefer, Mr.,
and Mrs A. l.. Cash, Mr.. and Mrs.
George O'Leary, Miss Long, Mrs. 4,
l.. McGeeney, Miss Helen MeVey,
Miss Faunie Beerbohm. Mr.. Carroll,
Joe Gayagan, John Decker. DR., J. =.
Gergen. Joe Long, Joe Celmcr. Syl-
yester Mcvey and Bernard Murphy.
.. =. =
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1917-02-17
Ws,snAss's Club

The La Junts Woman's club met
last Friday afternoon with Mrs. J.
II. johnson. At her home. SIC Del.
ieview avenue. The meeting vas
well attended and the program con.
sisted Of two numbers.
John and Charles Wesley
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1917-02-17
Music study Club

The regular meeting of the La
Junta Music Study club was held on
Monday afternoon with Miss Mildred
Mendelson, at her home on Colorado
avenue. a business session Was held
after which the following numbers
were given:
My Hame lis Where the Heather
BLOOMS. ------------be hp''"
My Love Is Like Red. Red
Rose -------------- DE h"Neh
Mrs. Oberling
THE Dream Rose" --------Sheliy
Miss Mendelson
The next meeting OF the club viii
be the annual guest night, which
viii be held at Harmony Hall
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