Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-24

to the Hotel committee. Mrs. Ralph
1.oughborough. Miller Apis, Salt Lake
| City, is chairman of the Hotels COM
mittee. and will be glad to make re-
servations II so instructed.
| Tho Hotel Utah will be headaauar-
tors and the general meetings viii be
held in the ballroom.
Part of the Art exhibit will be
| housed in the Newhouse Hotel Many
committee meetings and part OF the
| luncheons and dinners will be held in
this hotel
AS the council comes in busy tour
/, :st season, Utah women will be enter
tanned in tho homes of Salt Lake. leav-
ing the hotels free for our guests from
| afaf.
Utah women earnestly hope that our
| friends arc planning to spend the en-
tiro week with us. A picnic to Salt
air has been PLANNED for Monday
evening. June 18th. The guests will
take the t:45 p. m. train and spend tho
/, evening at the resort. for failing to
SEQ sunset on Great Salt Lake would
be to miss n great feature of a Wes-
tern trip. on Tuesday afternoon there
will be an excursion to the renowned
| Bingham Canyon mines.
| We are planning drives about the
valley and along the High Line boule-
| ward. We also want you to sec our
| beautiful canons and feel the never
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/ tains.
on Thursday, June 18th. from four
Z thirty to six p. m. various unaff1li-
ated organizations will keep open
house so they may extend welcome
| to utahs guests.
| You will hear from our Press COM
mittee from time to time. Full ac-
count of plans will be sent out soon.
| We are hoping for large delegations
from each state. Rates from the East
! are assured. These rates will include
Yellowstone Park. il you wish. The
! Local Transportation committee is
planning for a Club Women's Special
thru this Wonderland of America.
! In June auto travel is most delight
full Report tells that number of
women are planning to motor thru
with their families. and later tour the
| ideal way to know this great coun-
try. Salt Lake City is the gateway to
the West for the autoist. II you arc
Planning to travel this summer, come
West in June and attend the coun-
| ell. Help our Great General Fedora
ton by having large number of
| women enjoying the splendid program
being prepared by Mrs. Chas. Jacob
| son OF Colorado. Come and induce
| your friends to join you. Let Your
West" entertain YOU and show you
its possibilities and aspirations.
The dates for tho Great Salt Lake
council arc juno Is to IS, inclusive.
Juno IS is the play day. 1t is to he
spent az tho guests of the citizens of
Ogden. On this day the council guests
are to be entertained at a real haven
of rest. the beautiful Hermitage" in
Ogden canon"
The Clio club win meet with Mrs.
/ A. $. Andrew on Tuesday afternoon
a program will bc presented as fol-
lows:
Roll cali. Bible Quotations.
4 Mrs. Stewart
Italy in Holy writ........Mr stewar.
Religious Music. Mrs. Titus
Poetry .............. Mrs. +. r. Storer
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Tho Pueblo Grade Teachers Asso-
citation of District 20 enjoyed lunch
con. Saturday. At tho San Isabel Ca
| fetcrin. Following the luncheon Mrs
Cochran and Miss Eyer read several
selections which were greatly enjoy
ed. Tho members of tho association
have had several of these ''Ect-to-
rethcr" meeting this year and 1t is
hopcd by all that they will be apar,
of next years program.
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Mr.. Frank r. Parks. of the C. r.
and L.. invites all club women and all
other women TO a lecture at the steel
Works "Y" Wednesday afternoon.
April 81. at 4 o'clock. when Mr.. whit
ing Williams will speak on his per-
sonai experiences among workers in
Europe. Mr.. Williams is the author
of tho wcll-known book, whats on
the Workers Mind. and went over
TO Europe and worked In tho mines.
| on tho docks and In the steel camps.
| studying tho workers to understand
their point OF Wow.
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The Pueblo Trained Nurses asso-
| citation will meet with the st. Mary's
Alumnac association at St Mary's
| hospital Saturday afternoon. April 30.
at gao O'Clock.
| Tho Sow-a-Day club met last We'd
ncsday with Mrs. w n. Keen when
Mrs. j. II Roy read a paper on The
Hebrew Immigrant.
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Tho annual meeting of the New Gem
J tury club will be enjoyed in the form
of progressive luncheon Tuesday
| morning at the homes of Mrs. Howard
S. Ycsscr. Mrs. James Il. powncn.
! Mrs. Harry +. Worries. tho last corusc
to he served by Mrs. j. r, Wilson at
| whose homo tho election OF officer.
will be conducted.
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Mrs. c. A. Ralircieh will he hostess
at the meec.inE OF the Wednesday
Morning club this weck when Mrs.
C. X .McHars. Mrs. NJ. d. Thatcher
| Sr.. and Mrs. Frank q. Mirick will
conduct tho program on the following
topics: "Sclcctivc immigration Laws.
| steamship Companies" "Ddstribu-
: tiop.' and lastly European and Amer
| lean Ideals.
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Tho Nineteenth Century club mot
| Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. W. 8.
| Palmer whom Mrs. w. q. Patterson
, conducted tho round table discussion
! on Different Phases of Social Ser
vice" Pleasing piano solo, were rcn-
dorcd by Mira Beatty. and Mrs. Will
| liam Henry gave comrrch~nstve
| talk on Social Welfare" Guests were
present. enjoying tho program as well
as tho social hour.
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