Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-18
4 SONG OF MANY LOVES

They are so vivid, all the many loves
That color life with carmine, pearl
and rose,
The little loves of whim and MOOD
Tho dreaming secret loves that no
man knows.
They are so whimsical. so strangely
sweet,
They turn the dullest day to sleam-
And some change swiftly. never wind
more fleet.
While some are warm against the
winters cold.
fThey touch me softly. winged and
glittering,
Gay loves of little children, Laughing
free,
And wistful older loves that some
% GRAY rriefs refs Of ali ali the weary world to
me.
And there are fragrant ones OF yester-
day,
That Time has hidden meath his pur-
pie cloak:
sprinS's magic perfumes lure them
forth in May.
Soft strains of music their dear ghosts
invoke.
They touch m. with their fragile
fnger-tips.
sad loves the world foreets a mute
With dreaming eyes and parted. long
ing lips.
They are so still, these ghosts that
lurk and dream.
Yet lovelier than opal dawn and dew.
~ ~
'of slan,ing silver rain-and dream Of
you!
1.-THE worlds brave loves are unfor
tRut ah' the dancing sunbeams on my
bed.
sThe sound of quiet breathing ve1
My happy heart beneath your weary
BY Elizabeth Newport Hepburn.
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Lloyd George: An Intimate Portrait
II is hard for English people to
speak or to write about Lloyd George
without passion-passion of dislike or
passion of hero worship. There have
been times when most have hated
him. but /. is significant that the
of the things for which I and others
liked him this democratic audacity.
his amusing vulcarity OF challenge 10
the snob tradition of England) are
now those who like him most.
Many people have had the honor OF
taking breakfast with Mr.. Lloyd
George at No. 10 Downing street
Come Into my parlor. said the spider
to the flyD II Is most dangerous
hour to those who wish to preserve
detached judgment. When had
tn. honor once, of pcing invited to
this meal. l was very watchful OF the
little man and his mcnarc, trying TO
get some insish, into tho secret
quality of his genius. There was no
ceremony to impress tho stranger. but
homelincss and csndor far more
impressive. Mr.. Lloyd George helped
his guests to toast. Mrs. Lloyd
Georgia nice. honey woman
poured out the morning coffee. Miss
Mcrsn came down IN a hurry. said.
Good morning. dsddy!" and attacked
hcr bacon and crrs with the Joyous
appetite OF youth.
sssed Mrs. Lloyd George. with a
inoth.rly sigh for all poor boys
Yer" said the Prime Minister.
wasn't IT, Haven, heard word
about ii from G. II. Q. First hoard
was when read your articles"
Subtle flsttery and plcssing TO n war
corrcspondentl
He asked straight questions. listen
81 tunlik" most sroa. men) TO the
answers. uttered indircrcet criticism
OF hish persons chaff-d Miss Mersn.
passed his cup for some moro coffee
Eroaned over the horror Of war with
honest emotion. laughed heartily over
a comic tale Of tho trenches. discover
cd point of fact he wanted TO know
9TH. reason for tho invitation tn
breakfast and INDUCED in n bright
uncomplimcntary monoloEuc about
generals war offices. and newspaper
editors. until checked by Mrs. Lloyd
George. who said, Get on with your
breakfast, dear"
Going away from that meal I had a
glow OF personal vanity This man.
holding tho fate Of an empire. almost
tho fate Of the world. in his hands.
had been glad 10 have my views. He
had listened with bright understand
Ing eyes TO my explanation OF facts.
He had picked up a phrase Of mine
and repeated Il 70 HE wife Is II
easy to rcsfat nsttery likc SIT
is mpossible-Phiiip Gibbs In Har-
per'H Magazine for September
An interesting event Of the week
was the wedding of Mi,s Mary
Kineaide which was solemnized
wednesday morning at 10 o'clock in
the home Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. q NJ. sharp. The rooms
vere besu,ified with an artistic ad-
orninr OF garden flowers amid which
the Rev William Y. Bell performed
tho ring ceremony I'm the presence Of
near relatives and few intimate
friends The petite bride was sovned
becominely In white orsandy. wearing
q large white picture hat and carried
. shower bouquet of brides roses and
aweet meas The going away suit was
Of blue ,riccsin~ with which was worn
. stylish gray hat.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry n. Kincside
left Immediately for the northern part