Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-06
SOCIETY
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Continued From
Florence Spencer Durgcn, National di-
rector Womens Organizations, Near
East Relief.
IS a month will feed child.
$40 a month will feed, clothe ana
shelter a child.
SIS a month will feed, clothc, sheitef
and educate n child.
1t is to be hoped that every cup IN
the General Federation OF women >
Clubs will make itself responsive 1or
saving tho life of at least one OF these
little children. One child saved by each
club means 10000 of the total 100000
General Federation. News
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Tho Arcme society will meet in the
Masonic parlors next Thursday after-
noon with Mrs. Freiz, Mrs. henkle
and Mrs Rose as hostesses. All o. f.
8. members arc invited.
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The Twentieth Century Round Taoie
club will meet In the nome of Mr.. and
Mrs, j. +. Chapman, 81 Garlic s!ace.
Monday evening. Mrch Z. The best
will read a paper. The Picture Show
a Menace or an Uplift
Mrs. Rowland WINNER, assisted by
Mrs John Veith and Mrs. +. G.
Brown, entertained the members of
the Woman's club and their friends
at an open meeting Wednesday after
noon in the homo of Mrs WINNER. A
t,lk on What Women's Clubs Can Do
for Americanization" was given by
Mrs w II. Baker. the hours being en-
livenod by piano numbers rendered by
Mrs. Roger wheldou and vocal solos
by Mrs r. w Gibbons.
The FortniGhtly club met yesterday
sfternoon with Mrs. Ida f.. Brainerd.
when MrA- w. F. Rich presented pro
am on NEGRO Folk Songs and Spirit
uals.'
The Nineteenth Century club will
meet with Mrs. r. o. Gaynor. 81 Car
liIc Place. Tuesday afternoon. March
$ Mrs, Juan Rayner will conduct the
round table discussion on Alaska
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The Now-a-Dsy club met Wednes-
sav afternoon with Mrs. Robert w.
raw and Mrs. II. NJ. West as hostesscs
in the home of Mrs Ray. Roll eau
vas answered by current events and
Mrs ]. II Roddy led the discussion
on The Northern European lmmi-
grant"
Tho regular meeting of tho city
Federation OF Women's clubs VIII on
held next Saturday afternoon, March
- at 40 o'clock. Mrs. y. l.. Miller.
president OF the State Fcdcration or
rlubs. win be present and give talk
on general work of clubs.
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The Grade Teachers association VIII
meet Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock al
Central high school
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The Social Service society OF Sscen-
sion church viii meet with Mrs D.
C;rissrd and Mrs. d. \. Stout az host.
..ers at the home Of Mrs. Grisard' W
West Twentieth street. tomorrow art
crnoon at O'Clock.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry p Harris en-
,er,ained the members OF eridsc
club in their home Friday evening
ubcp p,c.sant informal moments we're
enjoyed.
Mr.. A. Glenn Hoskins, Miss Hazel
R-azil aud Miss Bertha Hoskins Herc
ho.tessce at tho meeting OF thc ran
Uelicnic association in the nome VI
Mrs. Hoskins yesterday afternoon
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The New Century club VIII me-. me-.
with Mrs. Harry r. Worries Iucaaay
ruornins when Mrs. !. y. Ncce VIII be
leader of tho study Of The Crimcan
War"
Mrs w s Johnston WAS hostess AZ
thu regular meeting of tho Clio club
ruo,dsy afternoon when roll call was
,,swrycd with quotations from
Ryron by Mrs. Hardcsty. Mrs. G. +.
Pipki, read paper on English and
American writers" and Mrs. Thomas
read one on 'Ssvonsrola- Tho next
meeting viii nc with Mrs II.
Roberts on Tuesday. March Is.
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The regular meeting of the Monday
Musical club was held last week In
Library Hail when an interesting and
Informative program on American
Schools Of Music was presented un-
dor tho load"rship Of Miss Jean Croft.
Tho numbers were given rs follows
Composers Cecil Burlcich. Gene
gran.crmb. Huntington Woodnar-
Current Events. Mrs. Ralph Nalmsley'
vocsi-'Thc Brook" Mrs. n. +. HoaS
Ftauo-"Nalsc Caprice by Gene
Brsuscomh ...... Mir Frank HolwiT
Vocal
taj Tho Morning Wind.
....,...I............G Gen" Branscomo
CD The Joy Of Spring .......... ...-
...........,..H Huntington Woodmsn
Mrs Frank Flynn
violin-"Thc zcthyr." Hubrny: -.
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Tho n. Of V. social club met At the
home or Miss Hester Castle Wodnes-
dav afternoon with splendid attend
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