Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-08
PERSONS AND EVENTS
GRANDMOTHER

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GRANDMOTHER
How can I. wordless, make you under |
stand
When you so gently stroke my with |
cred hand
And ask me II like my tea,
And If the long night rested me?
o girl, my body. not my heart. is
dead
Tell me, oh, tell me, what your
lover said!
Tell how the moonlight on the garden
And what is the red flower you wear
today.
knew it once-the memory is dead.
Tell me. oh, tell me. what your
lover said
By Frances Show.
Mrs. Royal H. Finney will entertain
this afternoon at Bridge party in her
home
Mrs. Patrick Harr. Mrs, Joseph Ma
honey and Mrs. Michael Curran will
entertain the Ladies' Aid society of
Sacred Heart orphanase this afternoon
in the lower hall of st. Francis
xaviers church.
The Nineteenth Century club win
meet this afternoon with Mrs Frank
Sloan. when Mrs. j. L. Udick will lead
the round table discussion on Inter
national Disarmament"
The women's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of st. Paul NJ. E. church will
meet this afternoon at 2:3o O'Clock with
Mrs. J. T.. Sprengle. when the study
hour will be conducted by Miss Dor
Othy Sprpngle,
Mrs. ]. d. King will be hostess at the
meeting of the New Century club this
morning, when she will read paper
on THE Transition Period of Litera-
turo During the Reign of Alexander II /
of Russia"
Tho members of the Rotary club will
entertain at their annual ladies' party
in tho ~ OF the Stee, Works this eve
ming. Tho affair is being anticipated
with pleasure.
Tho Social Service guild Of Ascension
church will meet with Mrs. w. J. Ross
this afternoon.
Announcement has been made of the
wedding OF Mrs Mayme Farmer and
Mr.. w. j. Crowlc, which was solom-
nized January % at tho home OF Mr.,
and Mrs. a. u, Foster. where the bride
has made her home since coming to
Pueblo. The living room was banked
with ferns and pottcd plants and the
ring ceremony was performed by the
Rcv. Clarence L. Emery at I O'Clock.
The bride was gowncd in white crepe
meteor and carried white roses. Mr..
and Mrs. w. j. Crowle left on we'd
ding trip and will be at home in Pueblo
after March 1.
Tho Pan-IIcllenic association gave a
luncheon at tho Steel Works ''I" on
saturday The table was adorned with
deep pink carnations and ferns, covers
being placed for Mrs. Frank Henry.
Mrs. C. w. Maynard. Mrs. T. u
Downeu Jr., Miss Iaura Pierce. Miss
Clara June Moore. Miss May Anderson.
Miss Maud Lowery. the Misses Mary
and Theresa McSally, Miss Margaret
Nickel. Mrs. r. G. Storcr, Miss Grace
Pcppcrdinc, MSS Vera Flynn. Miss
Dorothy Burton, Miss Marguerite Nc /
Graw. Miss Christine Lurton, Miss
Edna Hawke. Miss Hazel Brazil. Miss
Bertha Hoskins. Mrs. Royal IL. Finney.
Mrs. A. Glenn Hoskins. Mrs. Wilbur
Lucas. Mrs. NJ. G. Evans. Mrs. Lorin
Wilbur Pryor. Mrs. French Lee Taylor.
Mrs. Frank Finncy OF La Junta. Miss
Ida Peterson. Mrs. W. ]. Ross. Later.
n business session was held. and ii was i
decided to hold the next regular meet
ing on Saturday, March .. with Mrs. 7
II. Fnney and MISS Ecrtha Ioskins
will entertain with her
Owing to tho death of Mrs. w. +.
Curry. a highly esteemed member of
the Nineteenth Century club. the meet
ing has been postponed until Wedncs-
day afternoon at s:3o o'clock. in the
home of Mrs. Frank Sloan. n
Mrs. Harry +. Nash. guest of Mrs. II
]. {. Brooking. left sunday for her
home in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. /. Crockett will leave
Wednesday on an extended trip to
Rockford. F'reeport and Chicago. Ill.
New Orleans and Nashville. Tenn. Mr..
Crockett will return in month. but
Mrs. Crockett viii visit longer with rel
ativcs in Nashville.
Mrs. George Trottcr and son, Calvin.
will leave Thursday morning for OF
tumNa, Iowa, where they will visit
MIR. and Mrs. Calvin Manning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McLagan will
start Friday for I'll Paso, Texas. going
later to Mexico and Los Angeles. Cal.
They will be absent three months.