Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27

Mr.. and Mrs. MacIntyre extended their
hospitality at dinner again on Wednes-
| day evening when these friends gath
of Little Rock. Ark. Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
| thur Chapman, Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ.
| Lynn. Mrs. A. W. Hill. Mr.. Alfred Lee.
of Sommerville Ga.
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! The Colorado Society OF the Sons of
| tho American Revolution celebrated the
anniversary of the birth of General
| George Washington with a dinner at
the Hotel Metropole in Denver Tues
! day evening at $50 o'clock DR.. Loren
NJ. Edwards gave an entertaining ad-
dress. and delightful musical pro-
gram was enjoyed. Thirty-nin Ser
vice Medals were awarded to those who
served in the Federal Army during the
recent war. among them being Spen-
cor Scribner. Alfred Arlington and
Dr. Crum Epler. Of Pueblo.
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The To-he-ha Camp Fire girls gave
| an auction bridge party Friday even
guardian, Mrs. T. l.. Mears, OF walsen-
berg. Those present were: Mrs Mears,
Mrs. Lindfoote. Miss Hazel Mowbray.
Miss Helen Quinn, Miss Ellen Keat-
ing. Miss Olive Crossen. Miss Marion
Malm, Miss Dorothy Scaulan, Miss
Louise Peterson. Miss Enid Hall Miss
Edith Whetsel, the Misses Agatha and
Mercedes Rodman.
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The Misses Isabelle Keating. Eulalia
Wilcox, Lois Grant. Mary Margaret
Smith. Eunice Gardner. Clarine Webb
Maurice Veith and Leone Voorhees, on
tertained at n Lenten tea for the
Church OF the Ascension in the home
OF Mrs. ]. NJ. Luqueer yesterday aft
ernoop.
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The Nu 1ota club will give dancing
party Wednesday evening, March .. In
the Garden Academy. Admission by in
vitation only. The chaperones Will ho;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Alfred Herman. Mr.
and Mrs. John NJ. Holmes. Mr. and
Mrs, a Taue. Mr. and Mrs. John II.
Thatcher, r: and Mrs. Thomas \.
Christian. Mr.. and Mrs. A Sonnoborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bergerunn. DR. and
Mrs. +. VI. Heller. Mr.. and Mrs. r. r
koperlik. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Henry.
The members OF Chapter Az. p. Z.
o., and the p. l. LIS were entertained
at a progressive dinner Friday even
ing, the hostesses being Mrs. W. O.
Patterson, Mrs. Z. Redmond. Mrs.
Harry ]. Amick and Mrs. a. II.
Prindle \ tour to vondcrfui lands was
taken and the radiant pleasure that
allied the hours will be remembered
long.
Mrs. Aaron sonnoeorn and Miss
Birdie F. Adams entertained the mem
bcrs OF the FortniGhtly club and
their friends at an open meeting in
the Tiffany ball room OF the Congress
hotel yesterday afternoon. Yellow
spring blossoms, palms and ferns were
used In attractive adornings. and
gracious hospitality was dispensed by
the hostesses who served delicious re-
frcshmcnts after the following inter
esunE program:
May Pole Dancc.."Chimes OF Dunkard"
Minnequa Kindergarten
Heroic Ago Of American Scholarship
Dean @. L. Miller
state Teachers College, Greeley. Colo.
Vocal Solo. ..........'T' Harbor Bar
Rev. Carmen Nell
Accompanies. Miss Margaret Wilson.
Vocal solo........" Tho Hindu Chants
Mrs. Max Brcctwor
,.1. .Aeeompanist' Miss Mabel siackus
'ose' Solo ,........ .......,. Selected
Mr. Thomas A Christian
r,N Accompanied. Miss Mabel s,sehus
Miss Marion NucsolIs
Vocal Duet. The p,irrss
Mr. Charles Wilson. Rev. Carmen Nell
,A!eeompanist. Miss Margaret wilson
The Lass With the Delicate Air.
Mrs. William Kidd
,Aecomp1nist. Miss Mabel s,aekus
.......... on the Road to Mane.lay''
Mr.. Charles Wilson
, Accompanist, Miss Margaret Wilson
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The regular meeting Of tn, Nathan
l Il. Forrest Chapter. L. n. c. was beId
In the home of Mrs. Earl u. shoe
maker Thursday afternoon with Mir,
w. h. Dudley the president PRESIDING
The business OF tho hours having bocn
dispatched the following program was
| given: va"
Vocal solos
slave Song" The Trail TO Home
| sweet Home e'......M Mrs. Frank FLYNN
iaper-.C Charleston, 5. G. as a Port
and city ..........Mrs, Juan Raynor
Paper The Poets OF Charieston"...,
,,''.....;. Mrs. Harry +. Worries
| Suwanes' Mrs. vlpson Adam,
| Accompanied by Mrs. Frank Flynn'
| letter from Mrs Cornelia Blanche
| stone. former prcsident general Srit
Yen on her Sist birthday was read A,
the executive board meeting nc
name OF a now member was voted on
/ Ihe social hour followed during which
delicious refreshments were served
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Mrs. Henry Mccarthy and NJ,
stella Purcell entertained the Ladies.
| Aid society Of SBcrcd Heart ornbsr
age at their home Thursday afternoop.
extending general hospitality. Tho
tvinS OF tho green bows for 81 Pal,
rick's day was tho chosen work which
seemed to he a pleasure to those a.
sombled. Mrs. Raymond Mccarthy
sang often during the hours Iovc,v
songs OF springtimc aud homo. thus