Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-20

astic club will spread the contasion to
a whole community. Plan some effort
for these days: tea with a silver
Offering. Z rummage sale or a musicale,
or give a contribution from your treas
ury. 1t Is not SO much what you DO as
the fact that you have cooperated.
We now have little over $4,000 to
raise on our trust fund Of $4,000 the
interest of which is to be used for the
legitimate expenses of running the fed
Grafton. Our work is constantly OK
tending and we need this income very
badly. 1t is not impossible by lit
tie concerted effort to complete the
fund within the next two years.
A gavel will be given to tho district
which makes the best response In pro-
portion to the number of clubs. II
will make your district president very
proud and happy If you win that gift.
All together. now, in splendid team
work for the Endowment!
MRS L. A. MILLER.
President, C. F. W. c.
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A delightful and profitable morning
was spent by the members Of the We'd
nesday Morning club last week the
regular meeting having adjourned to
Edison school where subject for the
mornings study. Folk Songs and
Dances" was illustrated. Mrs. Frank G.
Mirick. Mrs. Phillip Work and Mrs. c.
H. Suckney had conferred with Miss
Alexander. the principal, who arranged
program of songs and dances which
were given with evident pleasure by
foreign mothers and pupils. The nag
drill, and various folk dances were
given with unconscious ease and grace.
and the nne spirit in which the num-
bers were presented shows the Won
derful results accomplished by Miss
Alexander in her work at Edison. Mrs.
c. K McHary will he hoate64 Al rho
meeting this week when Mrs. Alva r.
Adams. Mrs C. Watson Devine and
Mrs. Platt Rogers will conduct tho
study of Tho Mexican Immigrant"
The woman's club met wednesday
when roll call was answered with
phases of conservations and Mrs. J. NJ
Settle read an informative paper ON
'Reclaiming the Arid West" Miss
Lillian Marmaduke sang "cut Where
the West Begine.'
The Monday Evening club win meet
with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Gslligan this
week whom the Rev. Thomas ]. Wolo-
han will read a paper on The Recent
Crime Wave"
Tho Monday Musical club met in
Library Hall last week when Mrs.
Fred Broome conducted the program
on The Plano" which was arranged
as follows:
Community Sing.
Composers-H. X. Hadley. Arthur
Nevin. William Mason.
Musical Illustrations by Mrs. d. F.
Hoas. Mrs. Harper Gardner; Mrs
Mrs. S. D. Roberts was hostess at
the meeting of the Clio club last Tues
day afternoon when roll call was
program presented as follows;
Psper-"Gaiileo' Mrs. J. W. carpenter
Paper-"A Visitor in Florence"
.................:..M Mrs. $. $. Phillips
Tho next regular meeting win be
with Mrs. W. b. stewart on Tuesday
afternoon. March -.
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The New Century club will meet on
Tuesday morning with Mrs. Harry r.
Vories when Mrs. J. r Wilson VIII
lead the study OF The Art and Archi-
lecture of the Early Nineteenth Cen
tury In Russia
The postponed meeting OF the Bust
ness and Professional womcn's club
will be held tomorrow evening. Every
member is urged to be present. az a re-
port OF the state convention will he
read and several new members Will
be militia ted.
Mrs. John a. Martin and Mrs. Robert
Clark were hostesses at the regular
meeting OF the Now-A-Day club In the
home OF Mrs Martin Wednesday after
noon. Roll call was answered with cur
rent events and Mrs. George Cannon
conducted the study OF The Southern
European Immigrant"
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The Thursday Literary cfnh vii,
meet with Mrs. r. 4. Mckenzie. SIS
West Twcnty-fourth street. Thursday
afternoon. March -. at o'clock
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Pueblo Trained Nurses association
viii meet Saturday afternoon, March
2e, with Mrs. F.. weinhauscn at the
State hospital. Miss Harriet Hart will
have charge of the program.
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Nathan q. forrest Chapter, o. D. C..
will meet next Thursday afternoon.
March -. At $50 o'clock tn the home
OF Mrs. T. z. Brooks. 1872 West Mesa
avenue.
Mrs Keatinss class in curren. his
tory will meet Thursday morning at
10 o'clock in the homo of Mrs. VIII
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