Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20
SOCIETY AND CLUBS
Continued from Preceding Page,


meeting will be at the home Of Mrs.
Wednesday. November 3oth.
The Nineteenth Century club will
meet next Tuesday in the home OF
Mrs. w. T. Hilton when Mrs. T. 8.
Underwood win lead the round table
discussion on the subject of '.Disarma-
ment."
The Monday Evening club will meet
with Judge and Mrs. NJ. J. Galiigan to-
morrow evening when paper on the
subject of School Histories Of the
United States" will be read by the
host. -..l
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The Tenderfoot Bachelors, club an-
nounce a dancing party in the Garden
Academy on Monday evening. .Novem..
ber %. There will be an orchestra Of
seven-picces.
The D. of v. Social club will meet
with Mrs. Belle Gionni, 1894 Cedar
street, December I. All Daughters Of
Veterans are invited.
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The meeting of the Fortnightly club
has been postponed from November
10 to November 2s when it will be held
in the home OF Mrs. John NJ. jackson.
Mr.. Gus Krenzki will talk on Pioneer
Days" and Mrs. Georgia Hinshaw
Keister will sing Indian songs. A
short talk will be made by DR.. w. +.
Rich on Cancer"
The Tuesday Evening club met with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harper Gardner last
week when paper written on the sub
ject, THE City Water supply" was
read by. Mr.. Gardner. The usual. inter-
esting discussion OF. the paper followed.
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The New Century club will meet
Tuesday morning with Mrs. j. D.
King when Mrs. C. w. Hancher, as
sisted by Mrs. W. l.. Anderson. Mrs.
Robert Brown and Mrs. S. G. Cunning :
ham will discuss THE Army Life.
Prisons and Prison Reform In Russia -
Mrs. j. G. Harvey assisted by Mrs.
S. u. Broeius, Mrs. c. F.. Hardesty and
Mrs. S. d. Roberts entertained the
Clio club In the homo OF Mrs. Harvey
Tuesday afternoon. Roll call was
answered with Egyptian proverbs. and
the Egyptian Mystery" on the pro-
gram proved to be a delectable lunch-
con. The hostess and assisting ladies
wore gay Egyptian costumes. and the
adornings at the table were in Egypt
ian Solors. red and yellow. Tho favors
were tiny camels. and pleasing enter
tainment. suggestive of Egypt. Its
customs. literature and habits Of Its
Ing will be with Ms. Henry Robinson.
1907 West Fourteenth street. -.
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Mrs. Frank J. HelwiE. Miss Clare
Wilson. Miss Lulu Cuthbertson wilt
entertain the Pan-Hellenic association
IS. at the regular meeting in the home
of Mrs HelWfE
Chapter F. p. E.. o.. met Monday
evening with Mrs. v. A. Hagamsn who
was assisted In entertaining by Miss
Sophia HARRISON. The guests on this
occasion were the B. I. LIS. Prof. J. F..
Kcatlns gave an informative and en-.
tertstning talk on Disarmament"
after which pleasant social moments
were enjoyed and refreshments served.
The monthly business and social
meeting Of the Cleaners class Of St.
Paul NJ. Z. church Will be held at the
home OF DR.. and Mrs. r. f. Davis.
9o5 Berkeley. Monday evening at 9
o'clock. Hostcsses will be. Mr.. and
Mrs. V. Terpcning. Mr.. and Mrs. X. W
Grant Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Royce. Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Larsen and DR.. and
Jaws + :.
Chapter Az. P. e. O.. met Friday
afternoon in the home OF Mrs, G. C.
Gilman when forty members and
guests were present. Mrs, Gilman re-
ported that over 500 books were ready
for Whitaker House and that more
were coming. The following program
was given:
Roll Call. My Favorite Book
The Whitaker House
......... .............Mrs. II. A. Black
vocal SOLO. ANNA Kidd
Rcadins.. Miss Lcnore Murray
Donations of Books to r. F.. O. Junior
Library.