Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-29

Then TIL slip away to bed
And 'mong my pillows tur'. my head:
The stream will sing me sson to sleep,
And angels will their vigil keep.
Oh, you may have your music here
FIJI halls and streets-the air.
I'll HE me to the mountains
Where there's music everywhere.
MRS. BRADFORD CLARK.
raise myself from my seat" Think of
his eloQuence later on and you have
fine illustration Of what cellar work
can do.
The Fire of Friendship is a glorious
fire but 1t will not take care OF itself,
He that would have friends must show
himself friendly, must be willing to do
some selfsacrificing cellar work.
To develop a character that adds
something to the warmth and bright
/, ness of the world means more than idly
sitting by the fire, 1t means the hard.
persistent drudgery Of self conquest
day after day. The saying. Where
there is no wood the fire goeth out" Is
as true with regard to fires that save
and serve as it is with regard to fires
that harm and destroy.
1t is when the home fires burn
brightly that our nation shines forth
as beacon of hope and victory. The
high mission of preachers. teachers and
parents should be to teach the young
the principles OF true patriotism, the
homely old integrities of sou.' ths,
America may have consecratcd fire
tenders for years TO come.
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HEART-FIREs
How good 1t is to shut the door.
Against the night so sold.
OF care and toll to think no more
While tender arms enfold.
To see on faces that We love
The cherry flreliCht shine
All, tie loves fire than warns the
heart
And makes such joys divine
How bleak and dreary life would be
| IL love should fail and die;
| How wretched did the poor heart sec
| No fire to linger by!
| Becrudgo no toll the flame to feed,
No sacrifice. no pain;
| For lack of love is sorest need
| And loss all other gain.
| BY MAUDE FRAZER JACKSON in
The National Republican
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a notable event of the past week was
the tea given by Mrs. Harry Pryor
Worries and Mrs. Henry Purnell Harris
Mrs. Worries. Misses Sarah Harris and
| fmogene Young gracefully received the
guests at the portal who. passing into
| the living room. seemed to be enter
ing spring garden. this lovely effect
having been designed by the hostesses
with artistic arrangement OF colum-
| hine, pink and white daisies. snow
| balls, mountain laurel. bridal wreath
and yellow roses.
The table in the dining room was
crowned with blossoms of columbine
and pyrcthcum, while other blooms on
| tho buffet We'd with them in loveliNess.
Those assisting during the hours were:
Mrs. Henry Vanderveer. Mrs. j. Will
Johnson. Mrs. Aaron Sonneborn. Mrs.
w. T. n. Baker. Mrs. ]. II. Voorhees,.
Hart. Mrs. Bertram Brockett. Mrs. S.
+. Davis. Mrs. J. NJ. woodard. Mrs G.
l.. l.. Gam. Mrs. Joseph Builcn, Mrs.
Wilbur Lucas. Mrs Grant Walker,
Mrs. Morris Twonsend. Miss Lucille
Creel, Miss Evangeiinc Taylor. Miss
Frances Pattee. Miss Ruth Walker.
Miss Emma Randall. Miss Margaret
Wilson, Miss Ruth Davis. Miss Rather
| inc Worries.
Happily honorins Miss Helen Mason
and Miss Edna Seiner. the members
! Of the executive board of the Y. W. c.
A. entertained at luncheon on Monday
at | o'clock at Ellington's. A cut silver
basket filled with pink roses. carna-
'ions and marguerites beautified the
| center OF the table. while bud vases
filled with marguerites sraced each
ond. and place card were baskets of
pink roses. This pleasing function was
an expression OF the high esteem In
which the guests of honor arc held by
the board. Miss Mason. as general
secretary Of tho Pueblo Y. w. C. A..
and Miss seiner. OF tho Physical de-
| partment. have merited their popu-
larity and won many friends while
here. Miss Mason will leave soon for
California and Miss Seincr will go east.
Members Of the board are: Mrs. ].
| Z. Wilson president. Mrs NJ d
Thatcher. Sr.. Mrs. Frederick n. Bull
lew. Mrs. Waiter l.. Wilder Mrs Ira
| k. Young, Mrs. Asbury white. Miss
Mary l.. Strang, Mrs. j. NJ. Woodard.
Mss Grace Pollard, Mrs. Wilbur Lucas,
! Mrs. r. ]. Weaver, Mrs W. L. Ander-
son. MISS Alice McHarg. Mrs C. H
Stickney. Mrs. William Senger. Mrs
Royal II. Finney, Mrs. Warden Will
liams
One Of the loveliest school affair.
recently planned was the breakfast
given by the Contemporary society of
Centennial high school in the home of
| Miss Margaret Wilson in honor of their
Seniors. Brown and gold adorrluS
were in evidence on porch and lawn
where the breakfast was relished and.
on one table were piled gifts for the
seniors and a lovely one. also. for their
| critic. Miss Margaret Meikle. I. had
been voted recently by the society TO
send flowers TO the mothers who had
| opened their houses to the members
| during the year. and Mrs. I. u. Wilson
| was in happy POSSESSION of blossom
| ing plant. Those present were: Miss
Leone VOORHEES,, the Misses Clarine
and Lois Webb. Miss Dorothy over
dorf. Miss Natalie Richardson. Miss
Isabel Heating. Miss Helen StockweI
Miss Isabel EeatinE, Miss Mary Mar
garnt Smith. Miss Frances Pattee Miss
Catherine Worries. Miss Helen saundors.