Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-16
OCTOBER CHARMS

Like a lovely maiden
Decked for fete-day. laden
With the latest gifts the good eafth
yields,
Bright October goes
BY way she knows
Which the stray wind shows
Through the fields.
All, she is not sober
Is this gay October:
Who has worn such crown OF Selo"
gold?
Who has robes like these
Crimson draperies
Caught by autumn breeze
From her hold?
So divinely charming
All our gloom disarming
She the radiant priestess OF the year
Gospel of delight
Preaching with her might.
And in all her flight
Spreading cheer.
See her wondrous treasure
Hea ped in fullest measure,
Dug from EARTH or brought from vine
and tree
From greatest unto least.
Store for man and BEAST
New wine for life's feast
Choice and free.
Go We forth to meet her;
Let your spirit greet her
Till the quiet of her gaze. your betnf
stills.
Follow where she strays
Down the shining ways,
Through the purple haze
By the hills.
This no month for sadness
Note her sounds of gladness'
Autumn has its echoes Of the spring
For our soul was stirred
When today we heard
Voice of springs own bird
Blue of wing.
By Mrs. Arthur Park Smith
The first program meeting of the
Pueblo Chapter. D. A. r.. was held at
"Hillcrest." the lovely home of Mrs
NJ D. Thatcher yesterday afternoon.
at which time Mrs Thatcher and MIS-
Walter J.. Wilder were hostesses.
Shaggy white chrysanthemums beau
tional colors, red. white and blue.
were reflected in a charming ar
rangement of the red and white roses
which graced the table In the dining
room and in Colonial blue ribbons ana
bows of blue and white tulle. After the
business session, Mrs. Herbert B.
Hayden. State Regent OF tn" Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution. oe-
livered a gracious message OF 8reeuns
and instruction which was an insptr-
alton for higher endeavor. Then Miss
Dawley spoke on Pueblo Child Wei.
fare Work" giving some OF her inter-
esting experiences. Mrs. r j. weaver
was accompanist for the national ATT
sung by the Daughters who Hstened 70
some classical selections played on the
Dut-Art piano. Among the guests VINO
shared in the joy and 1nspirae1on OF
these hours were the Regent Onicers
and Chairmen Of committees on the
Arkansas Valley chapseF' D. A.
Tho informal dancing party given
At the Minnequa Country club on Fn-
day evening was enjoyed by the FOL
lowing: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas a.
sell. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A: Deuel. Mr.
and Mrs. ]. C. Brooking. Mr.. and Mrs.
n. W. Duke. Mr.. and Mrs. T. 7.
Downen. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ..
Cast. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Newton' on
and Mrs. Royal H. Finney, DR.; and
Mrs. George Myers. DR.. and Mrs. Wilbur
Lucas. Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Scale:
Dr.. and Mrs. William Senger. MT. ana
Mrs. n. ". Thomas Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs
Harry Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. H. s.
Yeager. DR.. and Mrs. L 7. Walsh, MT;
and Mrs. oeorge D. Meeton, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ". Olson. Mr.. and Mrs. J.. v.
Monroe. Mr.. and Mrs. W. 7. Mathis
MT and Mrs. r. ]. Weaver. Mr.. and
Mrs. wilbur Pryor. Mr.. and Mrs: l..
wyeth Pope. Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Schwer. Mr.. and Mrs. D. Aroaugh. Mr.;
and Mrs. Harry B. Caldwell, Mr.. ano
Mrs. John D. Davis, Mr.: and Mrs
Paul Holland. Mr. and Mrs. M. A.
Allen HIN. Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Gibbs,
Mrs. Helen Nichols, Mrs. Martin
Walter, Mrs. Upmann, of Los Angeles,
Cal. Miss Marie Walter. Miss NIL
dred Ktpp. Of Milwaukee. Miss Erma
Tauerztrom. Miss Julia Mount
Miss Mary breckenridge, Miss
Marion Brown. Miss Grace
Casey. Miss Wave Richardson
Miss Eleanor Walter. Miss Editn
T.ynch. Miss Ruth Davis, Messrs
-e,il Lee. ]. Arthur OBrten. Carr
Evans. Val Horn, Frank kipp. OF Mil
waukee. Henri Mershon. Damian