Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-13
MY LOFES.

Swaying against sunset paIe ds iaueo
With branches quivering
Like pointed fingers.
Sunburnt and strong,
To where a long
Cloud fingers
And daylight closes.
I love a star that opens wholly
At dusk, like d young lily httlnS
In some still. shadowed pool
Tinged with the cool
Green sense of dawn, and drifting
Upon white silences.
I love the hour
When love commences
And the strange power
OF little things.
/ love blue shadows laid
Like curling plumes on snow;
And icicles-clear shafts OF jade
And dreams that a thrush filings
Against cold stars.
I love wild streams that flow
Eternally In quiet places.
Tumbling, like silk split out and laces
Torn and shimmering. And 1 love low
Trembling branches. eager and youns'
That touch my cheek
And only speak
In whispers. I love songs sung
break
Unendins through US. and that make
The tunes our hearts beat time to.
1 love each day
More than the last.
What is I love, and what Is past
What will be-even death
The swirling, unrestrained breath
OF God. that sweeps a world and me
To a hidden destiny.
AR t~Ny .
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Mrs. Nina e. Biele delightfully."- en-
tertained in compliment to Miss Anna
May Biele at a surprise handkerchief
shower Thursday afternoon. Cards
were the chief diversion Of the after
noon. after which little Jerldine May
Biele. was dressed as cupid: delivered
the gifts to the bride-to-be. Later
dainty refreshments were served.
Those present were: Miss Anna May
Biele. Miss Nina Byrnes, Catherine
Biele, Mrs. E. H. Specs, Mrs. Fred
Dixon. Mrs. ]. NJ. Jones. Mrs. l. j.
Keinein. Mrs. W. H. Crumbley. Mrs.
Mrs. Ed Lodge. Mrs. Ray Jones. Mrs.
A. J. Parks. Mrs. Ethel Reese. Mrs.
George Beatty. Mrs. H. @. DeTienne,
Mrs. W. s. Marble, Mrs. Jack Condor
and the hostess.
Mrs. ]. r. Reilly entertained at a linen
shower in her home Wednesday after
noon. The hours were happily spent
Mt needle work. Those enjoying Mrs.
Reli!y's hospitality were: Miss Anna
May Biele. Miss Frances Beauvais, MisP
Hazel McFarlane. Miss Irene McFar-
lane. Miss Nina Byrnes, Miss Gather
Inc Biele. Miss Jerldine Biele. Mrs. A.
r. Davis. Mrs. W. S. Marble. Mrs. II.
D. DeTienne, Mrs. W. B. Mckinney.
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Mrs. J. D: McFarlane. Mrs; Nina Biele.
Mrs. L. ]. Keiflein. Mrs. ]. NJ. Jones,
Mrs. Albert Even and tho hostess.
Miss Frances r. McElvain and Mr..
Alexander B. French. OF Denver. were
8. At high noon. The ring ceremony of
the Episcopal church WAS performed
by the Rev. Henry Irving Kohler in
his residence In the presence OF the
brides mother. Mrs. McElvain. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Blake II. AfcElvain.
bridegroom motored to Denver where
they will reside.
An unusual and interesting pageant,
representing the work in the Episcopal
church in tho home and Foreign Mis-
sionary fields will be presented a. the
Ascension church this evening. The
three Episcopal parishes, Holy Trim
ity, Ascension and st. James have
united in this allegorical pageant, so
the speaking parts will be taken by
the Rev. c. Stanley Long. the Rev.
Benjamin Dagwell and the lay reader
at st. James. Mr.. T. J. Anthony There
will be vested CHR and thirty per-
sons will bo in the cast.
Mrs. Frank Flynn frightened the
hours for these friends Tuesday when
she invited them to her home to
luncheon: Miss Jean Croft, Mrs. D.
L. Boyes. Mrs. J. vinson Adams. Mrs.
Fred Walter.
As q courtesy to Mrs. M. Kohn and
Mrs. n. Kahn who will leave Pueblo
soon. Mrs. S. Walker and Mrs. A. Son
neborn entertained Tuesday afternoon
at Bridge Whist party. Yellow and
white chrysanthemums adorned the
rooms. and the games were played at
Hive tables.
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Mrs. Reuben Bergstresser asked
few friends to her home on Friday
afternoon to enjoy informal hours.
The National colors, red. white and
blue, were used In decorations and
games of Bridge whist proved a di-
version at four tables,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Quarles enter
tained informally Friday evening at
Bridge party.
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Mrs. Ralph wulmsley wis honored
Tuesday evening by n surprise party
planned by the Misses Sophia and
Mildred HARRISON. Games of Bridge
Whist were played as diversion by
the following: DR.. and Mrs. walmsley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wilson, Mrs.
Julia Hawke Gayton, Miss Inez
Loupe. Miss Clara Jacobs. the Misses
Harbison. Messr. c. w Woessner, p.
d. Paxton, John HARRISON.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. King. Mr.. and
Mrs. william Jehle. honoring Miss
Ida Msyhcw, entertained at a buff
fet supper Wednesday evening in the
home of Mrs. Jehle, Yellow chry-