Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-04
PERSONS AND EVENTS
THE THINGS ASH

These arc the things ask
OF thee. Spirit Sercnc
Strength for tho daily task.
Courage to face the road,
Good cheer to help me bear the travel
cr's load,
And for tho hours OF rest that como
between,
seen.
These arc the sins I fain
Would have thee take away:
Malice and cold disdain.
Hot anger, sullcn hate,
Scorn of tho lowiy envy of the great
And discomfort that casts a shadow
gray
on all the brightness of the common
By Hcnry Van Dyke in God Of tho
Open Air"
rrigh, moments were enjoyed by the
A,pha Social club. their husbands
and friends. on New Years Eve, when
trc club entertained at dance in the
hail room of the Steel Works "N'
rrofusc decorations. apropos of tho
holiday season bcautfied thr ball
room and the reception room. Pleas
ing music by Van Arsdalc's or
chcstra delighted the merry
stunt" dances were featured. the
Cindoralla waltz, tho NoscoloEy dance
and tho Klondike waltz being the main
events.
Tho club presented Mrs. VIM. Henry
and Miss Esther schoz with gifts in
token OF their deep appreciation for
the willing and very efficient aid al
ways given by these two, the former
superintendent OF the Womcn's de-
pA-tment. and tho latter as Instructor
OF gymnasium and swimming classes.
While partakinC OF delectablc
luncheon at the close of the evenings
festivities, tho guests were entertained
by a representation Of tho passing Of
tho old year. given by Miss Mildred
Gerry as the Spirit OF 1870 Mr. W. J.
Valley as Father Tinc and Miss
Evelyn Valley as tho Spirit OF 1921
Those present wcro: Mr. and Mrs
W $Andrews. Mr.. and Mrs W. j.
Jones. and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs-
Royce Atterberry, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Dukcman. Mr.. and Mrs. / \. wsrriur-
ton and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. W. =.
Young and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Condt. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Preston and daughter. Mr and Mrs
s G. hinby. Mr.. and Mrs. o. :. Emc--
SON Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Morris. Mr.
md Mrs. ]. T.. Underwood, MIR. and
Mrs c. l.. Metzler. Mr.. and Mrs War
r-n johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. G T Calvert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan fHvis and son Mr..
and Mrs g. W. Porter. Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Webster. MI and Mrs. Warren
Dcnsmorc Mr.. and Mrs. +. II SonEcr.
Mrs VIM. Floyd. Nr. and Mrs Carl
Mortorson Mr.. and Mrs Il 4. An
dcrson. Mr. and Mrs. Chss. Wassman,
Mr and Mrs. VIM. Henry. Mr. and
Mrs. Q *. Bragg. Mr.. and Mrs. Goo.
Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. ". =. Davis,
Hr and Mrs Il Garfield, Nj. and Mr.
A II. HAYDEN. Mr.. and Mrs. Burl Scots
MIR. and Mrs. g. T.. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo Peterson and son. Mrs. ". II.
Drain. Mn. &. G. Hamilton. Mrs II. l..
FtMirC Ms McTora'i
Smith, Mrs. r. u. Hcnrick and son.
Miss Anna Mailman, Miss Ruth son
ger, Mr.. clyde Helm Mr. Edw ME- b
meyer.
MIR. and Mrs. Ira *. Young will en-
tcrta.n at dinner tomorrow evening
when Rcd Roses viii be used In ettc,- .
tive adorninGs. Later. games u
"Rook" viii be played at seven tables. 1
Mr.. and Mrs. John \. Martin cnte'- !
tanned the Monday evening club IN /
their home las, night. The host road |
an informative and interesting paper /
on Tho Japanese Question. wnrh |
stimulated questions and discussion.
Tho Fan-Hcllcnic association vii /
have luncheon on saturday. January |
is at the y" OF the C. + and /.
Mrs. r. Redmond will be hostos. at I
tho regular meeting OF the Nineteenth /
'enutry ciuo this Tuesday afternoon.
The New Century club will meet this |
morning with Mrs. Howard s. Ycarcr-
when Mrs.. 5. .. Cunnin CHAM con- !
hnuinS the study Of Russia. will CON |
duct tho lesson on Last Years OF the ,
Reign OF Catherine II"
The Clio club will meet this after /
noon in the homo OF Mrs. ]. " |
Thomas.
The Twentieth Century Round table |
cub met last evening in tho home Of i
Dr. and Mrs william u. Bell whom thn
host read paper on America, tho I
Melting Pot."
The New Year was ushcrcd in Fri
day night by members Of tho Nu lot,
club and few friends BY giving
party at tho home OF Miss Marion Ep-
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