Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-19
PERSONS ANO EVENTS
o. HENRY's BIRTHDAl

September 10th, o. Henry's birthday.
was marked by many tributes of his
friends. the older generation of editors
who knew him and his familiar haunts
in Bagdsd-ou-the-S Subway, and by a
special celebration in his honor at
Ashcvilie. n. c, One of the most beau
tiful OF the tributes is n poem by Harry
Lee who was on the medical staff of
the Hospital in which o. Henry died.
II appeared in September 'Ainslccs.'
TO o. HENRY
An upper room in Bagdad,
With 'scape of sky and star,
And wayward winds to whisper
OF fragrant lands and far.
An upper room in Bagdad.
But near enough the street.
To catch its nor mad music,
The trampling of its feet.
An upper room In Ragdad.
A nook beneath the caves.
With only space to shelter
The webs that fancy weaves.
An upper room in Bagdad.
A thousand nights and one.
And then tho long. lone journey.
And half the tales unspun.
The Misses Margaret and Helen Mid
doikamp were hostesses at the regular
meeting of the Beta Tau Delta sor-
ority Monday evening in their home.
Business matters were disposed OF
promptly. and then followed happy So
cial moments during which delicious
Refreshments were served. Those pre-
sent were: Miss Christine Lurton.
Pattcc. Miss Mary Bill offutt.
Miss Martha keating. the Misses Bes-
sic and Lucille Van Brimer. Miss Mar
garet Dick. the Misses Margaret and
Helen Middelkamp. The members will
enjoy halloween party Monday
evening. October 81. in the homo Of
the Misses Van Brimer.
The Sigma Epsilon sorority will give
their annual luncheon Saturday. Octoh-
er -. at | O'Clock in the Hotel Vail.
Reservations may be made by notify
ing Mrs. c. F. Hooff not later than
Friday.
Mrs. W. ]. Ross will entertain at a
Bridge and thimble tea on Wednesday
Afternoon. November 2.
The Val B. Club. formerly known as
the Carnation Club. was delightfully."-
entertained Wednesday afternoon at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. kor-
Der. Progressive high five was played
and proved a favorite diversion. Those
enjoying the occasion were: Mrs. B.
Dougherty, Mrs. ]. G.. Williams. Mrs.
N. l.. Barker. Mrs. II. s. McAlpin. Mrs.
Claude Courtney. Mrs. Guy Elliot. Mrs.
w. l.. Jackson. Mrs. II. l. CURE. Mrs.
c. c. Hamilton. Mrs. A r. Bowsher.
Mrs. II. G. eCarnahan. Mrs. c. d.
Brown. Mrs. II. G. Mceks, Mrs. r. f.
Rogan. Mrs. O. S. Emerson. Mrs. V. +.
Shaver. Mrs. NJ. f. Schrock. Mrs. Bee
Mccarthy, Mr.. and Mrs. Korber.
A wedding of interest to many
friends was that of Miss Florence
Davis and Mr.. Frank r. Leonard
which was solemnized by the Rev.
Thomas j. wolohan in Sacred Heart
church Monday morning at 1870 o'clock
Miss Marry Lyons and Mr.. Cyrus
Leonard, brother OF the bridegroom,
were the attendants.
Tho bride wore a stylish suit of dark
blue cloth with hat that harmonized
and was extremely becoming. Mrs.
Leonard is a handsome brunette. slend-
or and attractive. and possesses an
unusual grace of manner.
Later. a wedding breakfast, was ser
we'd at the home OF Mr.. Eeonard's mo-
thcr and adornings of roses and
autumn leaves. Only the families and
intimate friends were present
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank F. Leonard left
Immediately after breakfast for the
northern part of the state and will be
absent two weeks. Returning. they will
be at home ar 1913 Grand Avenue.
Mr.. Leonard Is a man OF integrity of
character and has many friends in