Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-16
PERSONS AND EVENTS

THE AStfsN
With following the paths that ascend
/ have lost the sense OF my dwarfish .
stature,
Lost the sense OF the city's bigness
AS 1t dwindles to mosaics:
Lost tho sense of the teemng streets
AS they dwindle into threads;
Lost the sense of cultivated foothills,
AS they dwindle into faded quilt
With following the paths that ascend.
BY David o'Neil
The Wednesday Morning club Will
meet with Mrs. NJ. u. Thatcher today
at the usual time when Mrs. {. Wat /
son Devinc, assisted by Mrs. Frank j.
Henry and Mrs. Robert s. Cast, Will
discuss the subject. Education in .hc
Middle Ages"
Mrs G. c. Gilman. assisted by Mrs.
J. Arthur Phelps and Mrs. Harry J.
Aniek win entertain the members OF .
the Womans club this afternoon in
the home of Mrs. Gilman. This being
Guest Day" pleasant social moments
are being anticipated The following
program will be presented:
Roll call ....,....,... Current Events
Desirable Reforms in our State Gov
ernmcnt Mr.. &. #. Kopcrlik
Music.
MIR. and Mrs. Z. c. Mates. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Sonneborn will entertain the
Evening Bridge club in the home OF
Mrs. Mates Friday night
There viii be special meeting OF
the Now-A-Day club in the home Of
Mrs. Jos ph NJ. Daily today from 10
10 O'Clock.
The meeting of the Fortnlghtly club
has been postponed from November
1910 November a6 when it will be held
in the home of Mrs. John NJ. Jackson.
Mr. Gus Krenzki win talk on PIONEER
Days" and Mrs. Georgia Hinshaw
keistor will sing Indian songs
short talk viii be made by Dr. w. f. .
Rich on Cancer
Mr. and Mrs. Manning 5. Moore viii
entertain informally ut Bridge party |
in their home Friday evening.
The ladies of Holy Trinity church
have been working for many weeks
preparing for a bazaar which will be
held Friday and Saturday. November
1919 in the Motormart. The household
table viii appeal to many as there Will
be Jcllics, preserves. delicious home
made cakes. pies. and tea will be
served with sandwishcs. The fancy
work table will attract young and old. Z
for here one Will find dainty articles.
aprons. lingerie and number OF
things that women want.
The Early Hour club met in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. c. Courtney
Tuesday evening. After the election
OF several new officers, games OF cards
afforded diversion and two course
luncheon was served by the ladies OF -
the club. Those present were; Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. O. Carmichael. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. a. Blivens. Mr.. and Mrs. III. Il. /
Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark, b
Mr.. and Mrs A. w. McMillcn. Miss /
.t..lNrt -
and Mrs. Courtney. The next meeting :
will be with Mr.. and Mrs. Holden I
Tuesday evening. November q.
The M Iota club has sent out in
vitations to Thanksgiving dance to
be given Friday evening. November
%, at the Garden Dancing Academy.
Mrs. Juan Rayner who went recent .
ly as a delegate to the National Con- i
yention OF the Z. u. c., in St Louis. /
Mo-, is now visiting in Memphis, Tenn, 4
with relatives and olttimc friends.
Mr. and Mrs. w. u. futile. of Dem /
yer, spent the past weekend with 1
their daughter. Mrs. Phillip Work, and
family.
Miss Mary Hall and Miss Josephine |
Havcrstock enjoyed a short visit in /
Denver spending Saturday aud sunday
there.
Miss Inez Mccarthy who has been
visiting six weeks in Denver with
friends Will return to her home Sun
day.
Little James Errell who has been i'll
at st. Marys hospital for five weeks,
has recovered and will resume mis-
school duties soon.
MIR. ". F. Cmcas went to Denver
yesterday morning for short business
trip.
MIR. and Mrs. Donald Mckay Stone
are rejoicing over. the arrival OF
little daughter on Monday, November
H. at st. Mary's hospital
Mrs. George B. Clark will come to
Pueblo from Denver Saturday to spend
the Weekend with Mrs w. l.. stone.
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