Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-20
PERSONS AND EVENT;

NJ fAhI
II any little word of mine
May make a life the brighter.
II any little song of mine
May make heart the lighter,
God help me speak the little word
And take my bit oY singing
And drop 1T in some lonely vale
To set the echoes ringing.
HAPPY THE MAN
Happy the man. and happy he alone
He who can call today his own
He who. secure within can say.
Tomorrow do thy worst, for have liv-
ed today.
Dryden.
Ladies' Day at the Golf club was
hours in the club house Tuesday af-
ternoon when Mrs. Ralph Walmslev
Mrs. r. Weinhausen. Mrs. J. E. Creel
and Mrs. Max d. Morton. were hos
santhemums and cosmos adorned tho
interior. while here and there were
placed baskets filled with bright COL
ored autumn leaves. Flames were
leaping in the oldfashioned fireplacs,
lending an air Of coziness and cheer.
found diversion In Bridge. whist. and
few chatted pleasantly on their
needlework. Those present were: Mrs.
T. l.. Lewis. Mrs. W. A. Saunders. Mrs.
H.,
Mrs Paul Reitemeir, Mrs. D. Arbough.
Mrs. ]. L. Tomlinson. Mrs. l.. S. Bres-
sler. Mrs. w. Fl. Tyler. Mrs. C. D. |
Hughes. Mrs. S. P. Shonsbye. Mrs. r. |
U. Nelson. Mrs. James DAILY, Mrs. Lor-
In Fimple. Mrs. J: c. Gorham. Mrs.
II: Gorham. Mrs Paul clifford. Mrs.
William JehIe. Mrs. Paul Mccoy. Mrs.
Carl stowe. Mrs. Dixon. Mrs. j. G. !
Elliott, Mrs. s. G. Cunningham. Mrs |
D. z. Phillips. Mrs. William Barber, |
M
berger. Mrs. Fred Broomc. Mrs. F.. II. |
Day. Mrs. p. A. Cessna and the hos
tesses.
The Dorcas class of the First Rap-
list church will meet this afternoon at |
McCleiland Home. A short business
session will be held after which ali
will sew for the children.
Mrs. j. F. Keating's class in cur
rcnt history will meet this morning
promptly at 10 O'Clock in Library Hall
The Thursday Literary club will
meet this morning at AIS o'clock with
Mrs. j. +. McFeeley. 20o3 Court Street.
Mrs. Walter Needles and Mrs. W.
Weesncr. will entertain the members
of Mrs. j. II. Eunkels. Sunday School
class of the Central Christian church
at the home of Mrs. Needles. 1921
sl ','t.'' .Ilis afternoon from > to
$50 o'clock. The ladies are asked to
bring picture taken in childhood
days.
To plan and help active financial
work to support the 1oS3 branches of
the Young women's Christian Asso-
citation In this country as we'll as acti-
Nittcs abroad, prominent women from
all parts of the country have gathered
to attend the Finance Conference OF
A ~ h..
Headquarters. SEQ Lexington Avenue.
New York. this week
presided over by Mrs. William
Adams Brown. Chairman of the Fin
ance Committee. their annual two
weeks schedule of daily meetings viii
be addressed by leading flnanciers
and bankers. note OF optimism pre-
walls throughout tho meetings that
business conditions are improving and
that the public is awakening to the
depression and uncertainty must not
be handicapped by lack OF funds when
their need for employment, courage.
and social resources. has
never been so great.
Mrs. Coleman du Pont will be hos
tess for the delegates on her Yacht IN
Saturday. A tea given by Mrs. E, NJ
Townsend at her country place at
oyster Bay is included among other
social activities.
Goodspeed of Chicago, Mrs. John
spargar OF Dallas. Texas, Mrs. Fred
erick eaist OF Wayne. Pennsylvania,
Mrs. John weyerhauser OF Tacoma,
Washington and Miss Jenny Hendric.
chairman OF Field Committees. Fin,
ancial chairman representatives in
clude Mrs. George Elkins of Phila-
delphia, Miss Ruth Lester of Chicago
Mrs. John Ten Eyck of Yonkers, Mrs.
Guy Blackmere of st. Louis. Mrs. Ed
win s. kassler of Denver, and Mrs.
James Stronge of st. Paul Minnesota.
Tho Delphian Society will meet this
evening at I:3o o'clock In Library
Hall.
The Pueblo Grade Teachers. asso.
citation Will give their annual break
fast at the Congress hotel Saturday
when many out of town
guests will be present
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Nichols and
of Trinidad. are gucsv1 OF d,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Bell