Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-24
RED GERANIUNIs

By Martha Haskell Clark
Life did not bring me silken gowns,
Nor Jewels for my hair.
Nor sight of gabled. foreign towns
In distant countries fair,
But / can glimpse. beyond my pane. a
green and friendly hill,
The red geraniums afame upon my
window-sill.
The bramhled cares of everyday,
The tiny. humdrum things.
May bind my feet when they would
stray,
But still my heart has wings
While red geraniums are bloomed
against my window glass.
And low above my green-sweet hill
the gypsy wind clouds pass.
And IL my dreamings ne'er come
true,
The brightest ard the best,
But leave me lone my Journey thru.
I'll set my heart at rest,
And thank tt ee God, for home sweet
things, a green and friendly hill.
And red geraniums afame upon my
window-sill.
August Good Housekeeping.
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The following clipping from the
Denver News concerning the meeting
OF Grand Council of Kappa Kappa
Gamma sorority will be read with in
terest by many members turnout the
state:
college folk are very much inter
ested in the meeting of the grand
council of the Kappa Kappa Gamma
sorority which will take place here
August l to s, inclusive, and will be
sprinkled generously with social af-
fairs. The out-of-town guests who
will come here for the occasion in
clude Mise Sarah r. Harris of Evens-
ton. Ill, grand president. Mrs. How
ard Mullin OF New York city. the edi-
tor of the Kappa Gamma magazine,
the Key; Miss Gertrude Wood, grand
treasurer, from Plainview, y. j.. Miss
Della Lawrence. of bryan, Texas, and
Katharine Burnside. of Portland, ore,
Mrs. Frank Kemp. Jr.. of this city, is
grand vice president of the sorority.
Tho guests will be honored Thursday,
August 4. with luncheon at which
the Denver Alumnae association will
entertain and will be the honored
guests of the alumnae OF the Kappa
Kappa Gamma sorority at n picnic
supper party in the mountains during
entertainment of the visitors include
a number OF interesting teas in their
honor
Mrs. Frederick II. Bullen entertained
at luncheon In honor of the members
of the board OF the Y. w. C. A. at her
country home in Beulah Thursday
afternoon at o'clock The menu was
served on the porch dining room and
amid adornings OF wild roses. mari
posa lilies and other mountain flow
ere. Preceding tho luncheon, a bust
ness session was held and matters of
Importance discussed Covers were laid
for Mrs. Wardner Williams, Mrs. w. I.
Anderson. Mrs. c. II. Stickney. Miss
Mary L. Strange. Mrs. r. ]. Weaver.
Miss Grace Pollard. Mrs. Ira X.
Young. Mrs. Asbury White Miss Edna
Porter, Mrs ]. NJ. Woodward, Mrs.
William senEer. Mrs. Wilbur Lucas.
Mrs. ]. r. Wilson and Miss Emma
Hayes. OF Denver, city held secretary.
Miss Babcock and the hostess
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Mrs Robert s. Cast returned from a
visit Of several weeks In the east Sum |
nesday morning for their country
homo In Guerra Verde.
Mrs Ernest John Nash and dauEh- |
er. winifred. of Kansas City. Mo,
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Carroll |
left Tuesday for British Columbia.
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Nr and Mrs. H II. GARNER. Miss
Evelyn GARNER. Mr. and Mrs. Peter |
Noylan and r. r Moylan have motor
the past week in the Ssngre de Christie
range.
Mrs. Forest rutherford. Mr.. and |
Mrs Gardner NJ. Greene. Mr.. and i
Mrs. Richard Greene were guests OF |
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Thatcher |
for the past weekend. ALL attending |
the opening of the Beulah club.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Baker en-
tertained Mt n picnic supper last Sat
urday evening In city Park. having as |
guests Mr.. and Mrs. j. u. Davis. Mr.. |
and Mrs. W. j. Fairback.
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Miss Winnie Mackey invited few
friends to meet Miss Brimer. OF St |
Louis. Mo. at her home Friday aft
ernoon.
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Tho Pueblo Rotary club held a spe-
cial meeting in the Mlnnepua Country |
club Friday evening. Dinner was |
served at $50 O'Clock and covers were
laid for twenty-five guests from Den
Yer and Colorado Springs. all Ro-
tarians. Later. program Of in
formal talks was given with the visit