Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-02
PERSONS AND EVENTS
NOVEMBER

NOVEMBER
The mellow year is Fastening to its
close:
The little birds have almost sung their
last,
That snrill-piped harbinser OF early
snows;-
The patient beauty OF the scentless
rose.
Oft with the morn's hoar crystal
quantity elassed,
Hangs a pale mourner for the summer
past,
And makes little summer where II
grpws;-
In the chill sunbeam OF the faint oriei
day
Tho dusky waters shudder as they
shine.
The russet leaves obstruct the strag-
Cling way
OF oozy brooks. which no deep banks
define,
And the saunt woods In ragged. scant
Wrap their old limbs with sombre IVY
twine.
Hartley colerdse
The mer,b-rs of the Beta Tau Delta
sorority enjoyed Halloween party in
the home OF the Misses Bessie and Lu-
ellie Van Brimer Monday evening. All
went in costume. being masked. and TO
gain entrance to the house were re-
quired to follow a string thru cellar
window into dark passagewaye like
labyrinths of old with ghosts on each
side. The string led up stairs and then
down TO the living room where maskers
in costumes rare were dancing When
seated before tho leaping flames in the
oidfashioned fireplace. bunch OF twigs
was thrown into the fire and one girl
began a story which was continued by
every one in turn until the twigs were
cosumed. Each masker was numbered
when she came in and. in the identity
guessing game. Miss Christine Lurton
was the winner. Dancing was followed
by refreshmets, these being ice cream
in the shape of small pumpkins. yell
low and black cakes. orange candies
and coffee. Last OF all. each one was
blindfolde-t and taken into a Halloween
den where she took her fortune in
small yellow and black bag which had
been suspended from the ceiling. A.
the 'w!tching hour OF night" drew near.
all dispersed to their homes. Those
present were: Miss Christine Lurton.
Miss Anna Maude Garnett, Miss Eliza
beth Crockett. Miss Florence Haines.
Miss Mary Bell offutt, Miss Mary
Parks. Miss Helen Pattee. Miss Leila
Dickinson. the Misses Margaret and
Helen Niddelkamp. Miss Bcrnice
sharp. Miss Margaret Dick. Miss Cal
ista Burns. Miss Blanche Matteson.
Miss Martha Kcating and guest. Miss
Viola MacJunkctt, Miss Lucy Laney.
the Misses Bessie and Lucille VanBrim-
er, Mrs. NJ. ]. Bell. Mrs. r. d. Lands.
u
ion. Mrs. Hurbcrt White.
Mrs W. ID. Young entertained at
surprise birthday party yesterday
afternoon in compliment TO Mrs Ira
X. Young and. also. honoring her sis
ter. Miss Ida Mayhem. OF Raleigh. \.
=. Yellow chrysanthemums and
clever Halloween adornings frightened
the home where the pleasant social
moments were enjoyed. Those in
vited were: Mrs. Ira X. Young. Miss
Ida Mayhem, Mrs. Earl Mayhem. Mrs.
Wallace Richcson, Mrs. J. K. Wilson.
Mrs. jesse Rood. Mrs. +. T. Shepherd.
Mrs. ]. NJ Woodard. Mrs. T.. d. Burk-
hard. Mrs. II. f. Belcher, Mrs. Fred
Brown. Mrs. l.. q. Walker. Mrs. II. s.
Ycagcr, Mrs. II. p. Worries. Mrs. ]. r.
chapman. Mrs Il. w. Gibbons. Mrs.
Charles Wilson. Mrs J. D. King. Mrs,
Russell Wilson, Mrs. William Jehle.
Tho National Consumers League
which is holding its annual convention
az the Grace Dodge hotel recently
opened by the National Board OF the
Young womens Christian Association
in washington. d. C.. November 18th
to 18th. Is issuing an appeal to all or
ganizations to investigate hotel work
ing conditions before arranging for
hotel banauets or meetings
To encourage sound labor stand
ards will you not hold your national
convention where the health of women
hotel workers is protected by this
olght-hour day, the forty-eight hour
week, one day rest In seven. no night
work after 10 O'Clock and the mini
mum 0iving) wager" asks Mrs.
Florence Kelly. General Secretary OF
the League. These standards are es-
tabIished by law In California, Ore
gon, the state OF Washington. North
Dakota, Massachusetts and the Dis
trict of Columbia Mrs Kelly adds
that the hotel industry IL amazingly