Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-10
SOCIET Y
(continusd From Psscsdins Pare,

CONTINUED From
Joe Chico. Joe Spoon. Bennie Junta.
Joe Puilsro. Music was furnished by
Mr.. Daniels. The evening was thoroly
enjoyed by all : .hs.e 3: present
The Herald Social club will meet
TUESDAY afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Sherman Fosdick, 2&01 Fifth
street All Danes of Maltaare in
yited.
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Tho Gst-Together social of St Paul
NJ. f. church which was to have been
held last Friday evening was post
poned until next Friday evening, April
The monthly meeting of the City
Federation Of Womcn's clubs was held
yesterday afternoon in the Commerce
club at 2:so o'clock. a report from the
convention at La Junta was read. and
Mr.. Il. j. Reed gave n talk on
western Consumers League"
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Mrs. c. A. Ballrcich will he hostess
a. the meeting of the Wednesday
Morning club this week when Mrs. W.
Hutton and Mrs. j.. G. Rrookins
VII conduct the program, Mrs, Mabel
Henry will give a talk concerning
her work among the foreign women.
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chapter F. p. T.. o., will meet to-
morrow evening In the home of Mrs.
entertaining by Mrs. NJ. Robson and
Miss Mildred Palmer A paper on
Stained Glass will be read by Miss
Sophia Harb'so1.
The Thursday Literary club win
meet with Mrs. James r. McFeeley.
1o3o Court street, Thursday morning,
April IA. at 9:l5 o'clock.
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Mrs. j. D. Davis will be hostess at
the meeting of the Womcn's Foreign
Missionary society Of st Paul church
Tuesday afternoon when a hospital
shower will be given. The program will
be conducted by Mrs. c. W. Hanchcr
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Tho Delphian club will meet next
Thursday evening in Library Hall.
There will be three short papers on
Civic Responsibility which will be
followed by general discussion. The
club VIII give a dinner next Tuesday
evening in thc "Y'' OF the c. F. and I.
when Mr.. Shelton will speak on his
personal experiences in India and.
also. of the customs OF India Each
Eicmbcr may bring one guest Rescr-
"htions must be made with Miss Ray
her. phone 3eS-W. before Monday
noon.
Chapter AU. p. F. O.. will celebrate
the third anniversary OF the Chapter
Friday afternoon. April Is at ESQ
o'clock in the parlors of the Y. W. C.
\. on Third street. Later all will go
To a cafeteria for a birthday lunch
con.
D, of V. Social club met with Mrs.
Gertrude Perkins and an enjoyable
sftsrnoon was spent. on Wednesday
tho 18th this Social club will meet with
cnth street All Daughters of Veterans
and ladies that arc eligible are invited
to Join us.
Tho Fortniehtly club will meet with
Miss Laura Jones next Saturday after
and Mrs. ". c. Palmer will conduct
the following program:
History Fades into Fable
Legends of the Hudson
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Tho Sow-A-Day club met wednss-
day afternoon with Mrs. Joseph Daily
when Mrs. II. VI. West read a paper
on The Hebrew and Slav Immigrant
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The Twentieth century Round Table
club met Monday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. X. W. Grant when the host read
an interesting paper. his subjcct being
Are We the Most Criminal Nation on
the Earth
The Clio club will meet Tuesday af-
ternoon In the pariors of the Y. NJ.
G. A. on Third street when the follow
ing program will he given:
Roll Call-Quotations from Browning.
Mrs. Salyer.
Italian Women in Industry ......-....
Mrs. Andrew,
Women Educators ....... Mrs. Gilman
Queen Marshcrita ....... Mrs. Roberts
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Mr.. and Mre. Alvs r. Adams enter
tained the members of tho Monday
Evening club last week.
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Mrs. G.. NJ. Elliott was hostess at
the meeting of the Nineteenth Cen
turY club Tuesday afternoon when
Mrs. Charles W. Ire conducted the
round table discussion on Different
Phases of a Child's Life. Tho annual
election OF officers resulted a. fol-
lows; Mrs W. o. Patterson. prcsi
dent; Mrs Lemucl Pitts. first vice
president: Mrs. Logan Raeic. second
vice president: Mrs. Frank Sloan. re-
cordinE secretary: Mrs. Charles W.
Lee. corresponding secretary: Mrs. w.
s. Palmer. treasurer: Delegates to
City Federation. Mrs. NJ c. Shrock.
Mrs. w. T. Hilton. Mrs. F. N. Paul