Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-27

Europe cAmc women who stand by
the Council. and will move along the
lines of their program. Besides
those mentioned. they extend their
work to the Housing Questions. the
Treatment OF Children Born Out of
Wedlock. Public Health as \ matter
of League OF Nations legislation, the
Health of Immigrants, the Demand
for Women Upon all Public Utilities.
Education and the Establishment of
Equal Moral Standards.
will the women OF twenty-eiGht
countries, will the ten millions of
Council women in the United States.
ever achieve what has been written
on. their hearts and consciences to
help dor
have left their unfinished task to
those who shall follow. ten times ten
thousand voices of youth will cr-
claim: Here am I. send MOI The
war given woman new vision. new
power and new strength. The chief
will bo the spirit OF the women OF
twenty-eisht nations, who have de-
clared for a Better world for men
and broader world for women
The Clio club will meet next Tues
day afternoon. March 20. with Mrs. w.
B. Stewart when the following pro-
gram will be given:
Roll Call, Italian Artists,
Mrs. l., l.. Pinkarton.
Art in Florence, Mrs. r. w. Carlton.
Music.
The regular meeting of the Monday
Evening club was held in the home OF
judge and Mrs. NJ. j. Galligan last
week when the Rev. Thomas J. wolo-
han read paper on The Recent Crimo
Wave" which was followed by an in
,eresung discussion.
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The Woman's club will meet with
Mrs. Harry J. Amick noxt Wednesday
afternoon when the program viii be as
follows:
Roll Call............C Current Events.
Paper, Operation OF Soviet Govern
men, In Russia and America.
Miss Mary McNAIS.
Music.
The Fortnish,ly Club will meet next
home OF Mrs. William Barber with Miss
cherrinston and Miss Bessie Bell as
hostesscs. Miss Edith Wilson will con-
duct the following program:
The foik-music of any land Is n
soil from which genius draws susten-
anco for fresh growth"
Paper-'Foik Music
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Mrs Harry =. Worries will be hostess
at the meeting OF the New Century
club Tuesday morning when Mrs.
Howard 8. Yczger will be leader OF tho
lesson on The Li,erature of Russia
in tho Time of Turgeniev and Dostoi-
evski'.
The regular meeting Of the Nine
teenth Century club was held with
Mr.. T. ]. Brown Tuesday afternoon
when Mrs. ". p. Mount led the round
table discussion on Luxury Tax.
President Harding and Mrs. X. \. r,os
discussed tho cabine. officers and Pres-
idcnt Harding. During the social mo-
ments later. refreshments were served
and Vietrola music enjoyed.
tn. Monday Muse., club will
meet tomorrow afternoon in Library
Hall when Mrs l. NJ. Johnson will
conduct the program on Songs OF the
Old South, reading a paper on the
subject Current events will he given
by Mrs. F. C. Kay. and musical Illus
trauons from the composers. sidney
Homer. Victor Young. wymsn and
BrockaUay, will be given by Mrs.
McMnn. Mis- Leah Ree.. Mrs. D. u.
HoaE and Mrs r, c. croll.
Tho "wednesday Morning Climb will
meet with Mrs c. X. MoHsrs
this week when Mrs a. A. wciiand
assisted by Mrs. Franklin G. Hills
viii discuss The Asiatic Immigrant.
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The postponed meeting OF the
Dolphian society VIII be held in Lab
rary Hall THURSDAY evening, April I.
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The Magyar Society will meet Wed
nesday afternoon March 30, In tho
home OF Mrs. A f. Rice. 2l9 East
Abricndo. Mrs. o. r. Garddy and
Mrs. l., McCollough will assist Mrs.
Rice. All o. e. $ members are in
vited.
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There win be no meeting Of the Now
A-Day club this week, but a meeting
Will be held Wednesday afternoon.
April s, in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Daily.
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Members of the Minnedua Country
club have accepted the general chal-
lenge of the kiwnni, club to engage
in outdoor or indoor sports uncon-
dittonslly. The Kiwanians issued n
challenge that included contests In
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