Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03

others faces, and this fact, true of all
men. is especially SO of the shy and
diffident talker, unless his attention be
fully occupied in watching the chang
ing expression on the fact of the man
with whom he talks-he listens to his
own voice, his voice comes hack upon
him, and he is embarras' ed.
Why is 1t that modern ladies, espec-
tally in New York. like to show them
selves in darkened drawing-rooms and
at darkened dinner tables, So that they
seem as phantoms prettily appareled
and no longer as real women? My old
friend York Powell used to say that
the only education proper TO
woman was 10 know French and how
TO dance. The fact is that education
is a good thing, but it is carried too
far II the real woman-or for that mat
ter the real mans submerged in any
kind of intellectual!sm. The grand
mothers OF these phantom ladies We're
women first and last. One OF them
might be only an old maid or a happy
wife, or one unhappy, or, best of all. a
pretty girl filled with the poetry o.
her own happiness, but she had a self,
and out Of that self she talked, when
she DID talk She Is no longer a self:
! she has become a s~uCeut OF this or
that idsaEsn Impaired TO her by some
professor o. lecturer, or by her college.
She has become unreal. and her one
idea = 20 shine ike an ambitious
young university undergraduate who
has not ye. acquired his sense Of life.
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Spring. herself, visited the Minnedua
Country club Friday and left fragrant
blossoms in artistic adornings for the
dancing party which was enjoyed by
members and friends that evening.
From the green rafters and white cell
reed baskets hlled with blooms. and
Canary birds in reed cages sang their
sweetest songs. Palms and smaller
reed baskets were placed along the
side walls, and the Beta orchestra was
screened effectively in pergola
decorations being in evidence in re-
ccption and dining rooms.
Those who participated in the pleas
/ urc OF the hours We're: DIR. and airs.
ADAMS. DR.. and Mrs. William senger.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. T. Walsh, DR.. and
Mrs. Royal II. Finney. Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Schwer, DIR. and Mrs. Wilbur
Lucas. Mr. and Mrs. II. p. Worries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva b. Adams. Mr.. and
Wycth Pope. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Alan
Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. 4 ]. Rosenauer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Sweeney. Mr..
and Mrs. Z. L. withers, Mr. and Mrs.
White. Mr. and Mrs ]. ". Kenncrly.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard o. Brayton. Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew McGovcrn, Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Abclo Sugar City. Mr..
and Mrs. George d. Meston. DR.. and
Mrs. Fritz Lassen. DR.. and Mrs. Fred
Bridge. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Cast.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. pownen. Jr. Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Walter. Mr.. and Mrs.
leo Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs. George DIa-
mond. Mr.. and Mrs. W. s Hutton and
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Means.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas \. Duke. Mr..
and Mrs. Grant Walker. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Townsend. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Waller. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Pryor.
Nfr. and Mrs. ". + Rnbcr, adr. and
James NJ. Daily. Mr.. and Mrs. W. 4.
Quarica. Mr.. and Mrs. n. NJ. Kcn-
dali. Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Day. Mr..
and Mrs. George +. Trottor. Mr.. and
Glen Hoskins. Mrs. Helen b. Nichols
Miss Frances Anderson. Miss Christine
I.urton. Miss Elizabeth Crockett. Miss
Leila Dickinson. Miss Edwina Worries.
Miss Mary Anna Forester. Miss Wave
Richardson. Miss Mary Hnil. M!ss
Miss Bessie Van Brimcr. Miss Opal
white. Miss Grace Buchcnsuor. Miss
Graoc Casey, Miss Katherine Worries.
Miss Marion Nuckoiis, Miss Lillian
radc Springs Miss Furticr. Miss Leone
Voorhees,. Miss Mary Breckenridge.
SilsH Natalie Richardson. Miss Ruth
Walker. Miss Esther Saunders. Dr. r.
w. Corwin. Dr. ]. W. Shropshire.
Mcssrz. ]. Arthur oBrien. Robert
Work. Josopt Crisby. Carl Evans. John
Griffith. 4. g. Jones. Ebert u.
Greene. Kenneth Borden Of Denver.
Henri Mcrshon. Phillip Phiihin. Jr..
/ 4. T. Stewart, Jr.. II II Maxim. Max
Day. Cecil Lec. Newton withcru.
Damian Ducy. Leon Karbcl. Granville
Withcrs, Aubrey kcif.
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Miss Elizabeth Parrneiec celebrated
tho birthday Of her father Mfr. II. II.
Parmelec Easter day at dinner in
their home Lilies and other suggestion
II the season adorned the table on
which covers were laid for Nr and
MrH. Virgil Martin and children. Mr..
6. Hartman, Mr. W. e. Alden, Mr. n
n Parmeiec and the hostess
The annual tea given by Chapter Au.
=. p o. for tho benefit Of the oduca-
fionat fund IN the home Of Mrs. y.
Redmond Friday afternoon was a dc e
iiEhtful affair. and was enjoyed by
nearly two hundred friends who came
in at different hours. Jouquils adorned