Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01
PERSONS AND EVENTS
A SONG FOR JUNE

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A SONG FOR JUNE
'Tis June! the glad time when I found 4
thee,
o thou. my sweet flower of love,
The dear olden gamor ia round thee
The same tender sky bends above.
New beauties the summer discloses,
But none that can rival thee now;
Not one of its fairest young roses
Is perfect as thou.
One June brings the red rose of pas
sion
And marks its frail beauty decline.
But June upon June could not fashion
The rose of love such as thine
Not long in the gardens of pleasure
Are loves sweetest flowers pos
sessed
The love that hath leavening measure
OF sorrow is best.
This June is new beauties discloses.
But none that can rival thee now.
Not ono of its fairest young roses
Is perfect as thou.
II. a. DAILY, in "Carmina."
Mrs. c. X. Allen, honorins Mrs.
Frank Aller. Of New York CITY. on
tertained Eraciously at luncheon yes
terday. Pink daisies adorned the table
and covers We're laid for Mrs Aller,
MIR. Franklin q. Hills. Mrs John |
Meeth, Mrs. J. n. Miller Mrs ]. NJ |
Luqueer. Mrs NJ p Koatinr Mrs
William Barber. Miss Mac Ellis. Mrs. |
W. l.. Stone, Mrs. John Robertson |
Mrs. r. W. Varley. Mrs T. W. Drake. |
Mrs. George Harrington. Mrs. c. *. |
Allen
Or. and Mrs. w r. H. Baker viii
entertain informally at dinner in their
home Thursday evening
Summer suppers will be served at
the Minnequa Country club at $50 |
o'clock. beginning this evening. There
VIII he music every night from until !
10 o'clock and a special dinner will be |
served every Sunday night
Mr. and Mrs. Fred NJ Webb will en-
tors. the Misses clarine and Lois |
webb, at dancing party to be enjoyed |
~ the Golf club next Saturday even |
Ing.
As \ courtesy 10 her guest. Mrs |
Frank Aller. Of New York City. Mrs |
Franklin G. Hills entertained at a |
bridge party in her home Monday aft |
ornoon. Roses. feur dc lis and sweet
peas beautificd the rooms and, old |
time friends enjoyed the games at four |
tables. Later, two course luncheon |
was served.
Announcement has been made OF the
ma 'sfe VI bliss sue feay and Mr.
G. Robert Martin. OF Denver. on MAY
70 in Little Rock. Ark. The bride is
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
F'ay. one Of the oldest families in
that state The bridegroom WHO form
erly lived in Pueblo. is tho son Of Mr..
and Mrs Thomas J. Edwards. of Colo
rado SPRINGS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas r Wiley an
nounce the engagement ot their dauCh,
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Ninelaud
Mrs. lean Wallace Butler. en- route
from California to her home in Chi :
friends in Pueblo left yesterday re- (:
cunning her hom-ward journey. |:
Miss Marie Walter spent the past
weekend in Colorado Springs with
Miss Josephine Havers'ock who will
leave June 1 for Bcrkely. Cal. where
shc VIII attend summer school at the
state university, Miss Havcrrtock
Nili visit in southern California later
IN the season.
Mrs. George Lawrence has gone to :
Roston. Mass. where shc will visit
several weeks and then go To tho coast
of Maine whore she will visit relatives
and friends.
Mr and Mrs G Harvey Suckorls
and Miss Marion Nuckorl- returned :
Monday evening from Bculah where
they spent a few days.
Miss Helen williams is expected to
return from the state university the :
latter part OF this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred NJ Webb and :
daughters. the Misses Clarine and Lois
webb. viii leave after the school eSer-
fhGy
reside permanently.
Miss Elizabeth Baker viii rctnrn
from tho state university on Monday.
iune s. She VIII be accompanied by Il
Miss Dorothy Buck. Of Monmouth. nj. /,
who will enjoy a visit in Pueblo.
Or. and Mrs. Hugh T. Gary win start
next sunday for tho east. going TO
Northampton. Mass. whoro they will
attend tho graduation Of their daughter. L
Nt=s Florence Gary. at Smith college.
Later they viii sojourn at seaside
rc-ort during tho summ~., l.
Mrs kaSai II. Finncy and son. Mil
ton. ar planning to leave tomorrow I
for Ia Jolla, cal. whcro they will So /,
journ untr autumn.
MIR and Mrz Faul A. Holland re-
turned Monday from Colorado Springs
where they visited a few dayS.
Mrs. George Townsend Harley and
children. Betty Drake and Mary Alice.
arc visiting MIR. and Mrs. +. w. Drake
for A month when they will leave for
River Mines. Mo, To join Mr.. Harley |,
and make their home.
Had A Close Call