Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-09

krndt: Thrift in Resources and Iu-
1ustry, Mrs. N. C. Smith; Teaching
Thrift to Children, Mrs. ]. A. Phelps;
Thrift a Family and Individual Prob
en-. Mrs. F. c. Kay; Piano Solo, Mrs.
b. w. Spencer. An excellent talk on
$"Thrift" was given by Gilmore Freed.
u young lad of ten years. and pleasing
Readings by Miss Adaline Best and
bliss Alice Robinson.
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A The postponed meeting of the Del
hhian society was held Thursday eve
hing at the home of the Misses Gay
NOR. this being an enjoyable open meet
&ng when each member invited a guest.
|Ghe program was presented as follows
@hort talks on: Chinese Art" Mrs.
III I. McGoniglc; Porcelain, Miss
Il Louise Gaynor; Temple of Heaven"
sTiiss Z. Farr; Architecture. Mrs.
IL. f. Huber; Tea, Miss Alouise
H;avnor: Rice. Mrs. d. r. Hoag;
Foot Binding. Miss Viola Boyle.
WI Mrs. John A. Martin will entertain
ne members OF the Now-A-Day club
a an open mesting on Wednesday af-
fernoon. January 10, whom Mrs. James
II. Young will givo a talk on Club
Work"
Tho Dorcas and Berean classes of
the First Baptist church gathered at
afternoon and enjoyed tho hours SOW
hs for tho children.
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IA The Magar Society will be enter
5Ained on Wednesday afternoon in the
tome OF Mrs. l.. C. Peterson, 32I
huincv. Mrs. Peterson. Mrs. Il. b.
ftbblo and Mrs. ]. A. McKendry will
Se the hostesses. An o. Il. S. mem
6ers arc cordially melted to attend.
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IA The Ar1onauts held meeting in the
Adame and Cast law offices Thursday
evcning. Mr.. Max d. Morton read a
paper on "Bolshevism," and the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Mr.. Max
K y. Morton. president. Mr.. Robert s.
ftCast. vice president; Mr.. John NJ.
iIIolmcs, secretary treasurer.
Tho Rotary club will hold their reg
ular meeting in the main dining room
Of the Congress hotel tomorrow at
noon and have lunches together.
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g Mrs. Keating's Current class will
hmcct in tho home OF Mrs. Wilbur New
Hfon Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock to
Ebcgin the new semester. Ladies' inter-
%rsted in public affairs are asked to en-
Eroll at onco in this worth while club.
Es1'honc 500.
3 Mrs Bess Graves and Mrs. Mabel
f1ng OF Chapter AU. p. T.. o. next Fri
day afternoon when the following pro-
kram svill bo given:
Book Review. Mrs. Marta Cnrlton
4oH CaTi..A Book | have Read Lately
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Tho luncheon Of tho Pan-Hcllcnic
Association has been postponed but tho
Qato for Il regular meeting VIII be
announced soon:
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Tho Fortnightiy club met with Miss
Iuella Rantschlcr yesterday afternoon
when Mrs Thomas A. Christian con-
Quoted tho following program:
%. It's a snug little island'
A right little. tight little Island"
Irish legends
Chapter f. P. E. o.. will meet tomor
1 row evening in tho home OF Mrs. Roe.
No. 6, jackson Place. when Mrs. Roe
and Miss Nirma Palmer will be hos
+ tesses. Tho program will consist OF
parliamentary drill and the reading of
= paper on Alaska" by Miss Hazel
F1ormsn.
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Mrs. Sperry Packard entertained tho
members OF tho Alumnae Collegiate as
ISOLATION in her homo yesterday after
noon.
Tho Ladies' Consisto-y club will have
q business and social meeting We'd
needay evening, January II, in tho
banquet room on fourth floor in Ma
sonic building. so7 North Main street
- degree Masons arc invited. The
hostcsscs will be Mcsdames: Frank
Evans. a. Il. Carlton, j. q. Cramer, j,
c. Campbell. J. Il. udick, Ruby Cul-