Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-02

Tho notable affairs of the week will
be the bazaar and jitney dances to
be given by the members OF tho Ladies
Auxiliary OF McClelland Home TO-DAY
and tomorrow. Mrs. w. F. Raber will
preside over the candy and cake booth
whcre there will be delectAble sweets
and cakes that a queen might have
made
The August Unit. captains, Mrs.
John Udick and Mrs. Fred Woods, will
have charge OF the decorations which
are to be elaborate.
The June Unit. Mrs. Sam walker,
captain, music. The Scott school will
furnish the music program for both
Afternoons Madam Philomena des
Jardins viii render solo number each
evening. The local musiciAnS union
will furnish fine music for the jitney
'dance- Don't miss It Tho April Unit.
Mrs Chas. Flutcher. captain. and July
Unit. Mrs z Taub, captain, will have
charge OF the Htney dances.
September Unit. Mrs. osorss F.
Trotter. captain. will have charge OF
the Elephant Booth where you will
find useful articles very reasonable.
The following units will have charge
OF the sale of home made articles:
January Unit, captain. Mrs Cunning
ham. March Unit. Mrs. o. @. Smith;
sidy Cnit- hrs- LlillaG n MunoaN.
October Unit, Mrs. G. l. L. Gam; De-
cember Unit. Mrs. Ned Humphreys
Miss Margaret Middlecamp with unit
Of young girls will sell in the evening
The February Unit with Mrs S. D.
Trfmble. captain. will be hostesses at
tea "Wednesday afternoon. The Mo-
vemSer Unit with Mrs. Elliott Ray.
captain. will serve tea Thursday after
noon. There is no admission and every
hr-dy 10 In ~ too
program and dance and help make the
bazaar a success And last, but not
least. a real fortune teller that will
tell your fortune truly.
Tho Pathfinder Class Of the II. z
Church South will hold tho regular
business and social meeting at the
Annex this evening at $50 O'Clock. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Burch Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Green viii be hosts.
The Wednesday Morning club viii
meet at 10 O'Clock with Mrs. NJ y.
Thatcher at "Hillcrest' when Mrs. W.
s. Hutton, assisted by Mrs w. l..
Hartman and Mrs c. X. McHarg. will
conduct the study OF Early Christian
Education"
The East Side Social club will meet
knight. i3i1 East Fifth street
Jack Linsley, son OF Mr.. and Mr,.
Fred Linsley, invited tho ne!ghhor-
hood boys and girls Of his age to hi'
home Monday evening to have a happy
time at a Halloween party. witches.
owls. black cats and Jack -o-lanterns
decorated the rooms and porch and.
after merry games. goodies were rei-
ished. The youthful friends were
Frederick Bullon. Kerstin Taube. New
ell and Gretchen Ballreich. Bobbie
Cast, Helen Thatcher. Calvin Trotter.
Madison Schwer. Mary Pannebaker.
George and Fred Mccarthy. Marjorie
Overdorf. Charles Patterson. Dorothy
Arthur. Carl Maynard. Mrs. Linsley
was assisted in serving by Miss Josr-
phine Harbaugh and Miss Margaret
Barnurn.
Mrs Keating's clas, in Current
History will meet tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock at Library Hall.
A delightful Halloween party was
given by Sister Philip Neri, Superio-
to the Nurses and their friends Nor
day evening, at St aiary's hospital.
The hall was decorated In the festive
colors with Jack-o'lanterns and witch
es peering from every corner. All
participants OF the evening were In
costume. representing the different
nations of the earth, spooks and
clowns. Miss Mary Ryan. as the old
witch fortune teller afforded much en-
joyment. The music was furnished rs
the popular Mcdonnell orchestra. \
delicious lunch was served in cafeteria
style. and all departed at a late hour.
Mrs. J. ]. Pattee returned Sunday
from the middlewes,t and New Eng
land where she has been visiting six
weeks. Miss Helen Pattee went to
Denver to meet her mother.
Mrs. Robert Wheeler who Is III at
the home of her brother Mr.. Mahlon
j. Thatcher, is resting more comfort
ably.
NJ .rd Mrs. Floyd F. walpole hav-
Ing spent the weekend with Mr.. and
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