Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-15
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With loving playmates who require
Congenial company.
Because they long to walk with us
The peaceful roads that lie
Within their drowsy land of dreams.
Against the evening sky.
The Pueblo Chapter. d. A. r., will
meet at the home Of Mrs. j. F. Chap
man next Saturday afternoon at 8
O'clock Other hostesses will be Mrs.
D. X. Dunton, Mrs. Charles Il. Sax
ton and the Misses Barclay. After
the business session, Mrs. R. ].
Weaver will read a paper on Pat
rotic Songs and Thomas Christian
will lead the ladies in the singing OF
them.
Mrs. J. l.. Tomlinson. Mrs. John
McGovern, Mrs. l.. s. Bressler ana
Mrs George Gleason will be hostess
at the Ladies' Day of the Golf CLUB
which will be enjoyed Thursday after
noon These informal gatherings
have proved so delightful that they
have become monthly functions OF
the club.
The Clio club will meet this after
noon with Mrs. j. G. Harvey at
O'Clock when the following program
will be given:
Egyptian Mystery.
Mrs. ]. r. Wilson will entertain the
members of her Sunday school class
at a buffet supper in her home
Thursday evening.
The Pan-Hellenic association will
give a Charity Hop at the Garden
Academy Friday evening. December
2. AS this will be for the scholarship
fund of the Pan-Hellenic, the inter
- nJI At to Snlir
will prove an enjoyable affair.
There will be board meeting of
tho Pueblo Chapter. d. A. R.. in the
home OF Mrs. NJ. D. Thatcher. the
regent, Thursday morning at 10
o'clock.
The November Unit OF the McClel-
land association of which Mrs. Elliott
s. Ray is chairman, will meet today
sew for tho children. All members
are urged to attend. Others. not
members. who desire to como for tho
day. or half day, to help in this
work. will bo welcome.
Miss Bernice Sharp will be hostess
at tho regular meeting OF the Beta
Tau Delta sorority this evening in her
home.
The New Century club will meet
with Mrs. j. d. King this morning
when Mrs. S. c. Cunningham will
conduct the study of The Modern
Russian Jew
The Tuesday Evening club will
meet tonight with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harper Gardner when a paper written
ON the subject of The City Water
supply" Will be read by Mr.. Gardner
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Graham cnter-
tained the following friends at dinner
sunday; Mr.; and Mrs, MESSENGER and
son. Guy Houston, Mr.. and Mrs
Ebert Scoggins and daughters. Fran
ces, Lorraine and Rita June. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Renzelman and son.
Arthur Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Nor
row. Mr.. Virgil Shivcrs
Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Faith enter
taincd tho members of the BREWER
500 club In their home Thursday
evening. After the games. delicious
refreshments were relishcd. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs j. G.
Connor, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Thun. Mr..
and Mrs. Maurice Burns. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles James, Mr.. and Mrs. Grail
r. Fuller. Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Royce.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. l. Doyle. Mrs. j.
Renniser. The next meeting will be
tomorrow evening in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Grail Il. Fuller. 1913 Col
lcge Avenue.
Fifty members OF tho Pueblo Golf
club motorcd to Trinidad Saturday
and were guests OF the Trinidad Golf
club for the weekend. A novel.
Calendar Dance was given in their
honor that evening. the dances on the
program being designated by the
names OF the months. A plain dance
had been chosen for January: for
E'ghrnQrt
which hearts were matched: for
March. grand march which ended
in circle dance; for April was ladies'
choice which proved an April Fool,
the music ceasins as the first steps
were taken: for May. n corsaCe dance.
each gentleman presenting the bios
SONS TO a lady: for the June figure.
Cinderella dance, each lady taking
off one OF her slippers. all being
thrown in thesmiddle OF the floor. and
the gentlemen choosing one and
matching 1t for his partner A bril-
liant effect for July was produced
with lighted sparklers: a Golf dance
for August, and a Harvest Moon for
September, October being marked
with tho Halloween charm. When
November was reached, the dancers
were given pause and luncheon was
served in bountiful style. and when
December WE nshed in, the gentle
men stood under la-Se Christmas
beI ana, on puiing string. a weaIth
OF snowballs fell, those being caught
by eager hands, and thrown 10 the
fair lady OF his heart. on Sunday
morning. the visiting ladies' were
taken for a ride to Ration. n. NJ,
while the tournament was being play
cd in which the cup was won by the
Pueblo team. This cup was presented
by tho First National bank of Trini-
da and is to he played for three
times. IL necessary. However. tho
Pueblo Golf club brought it home to
keep all winter. A banquet was
served royalty to the guests at 1880
o'clock. Those who enjoyed this
hanpY occasion wore. Mr. md Mrs