Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-01

w A. coer, Mrs. Mary Mathews, Mrs.
NJ. A. Pearce, Mrs. J. A. Rush, Mrs.
Robert Clark, Mrs. A. r. Bltsner,
Misses Belva Barnhart, Margaret
Clark, Ruth Ball. Hilda Bryant. Bertha
Leftwich. Nellie and Florence
tin Lola Pearce and Hattie Barn
hart
Tho last meeting of the 8. H. o. P.
club was held with Miss Ida Lencre
udick and after brief business scs-
sion, dancing was enjoyed and re-
freshments were relished. Those
present were: Misses Mercedes Rod
man. Pauline Wolf. Ruth Prosser.
Harriet Chapman, Pauline Hennessey.
Thelina Whitem, Lucille Beattie. Gar
aldire TAFT, Ida Lenore Udick, Cecil
Kay William Young. Earl Rodman.
Albert Tipple. Karrick Garlic. Ray
Lamb John Dewitt Moore, Bob Nor
man.
The May Unit OF the Auxiliary to the
McClelland Home Of which Mrs. LII
day for the benefit OF the orphanase
on Saturday, May 81. They will be
helped in their efforts by members of
board of Mcclelland orphanase.
The Misses Bessie and Lucille Van
Delta sorority on Thursday evening in
stead OF Wednesday as has been an
nounccd.
A May-day dance viii be given ny
the members OF the Tenderfoot Bach
elor's club Monday evening. May Z
which will be strictly r ;nvi'''i0nai'
The conoeo Girls club will hold their
May dancing party at the Garden
Academy Friday. evening. May 6.
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Active members OF Sigma Delta
chapter. Gamma Eta Kappa fraternity.
quet in the grill room OF the Congress
hotel, Tuesday evening. After several
important discussions and an election
OF ofYicers, dinner was served and gen
ial moments were enjoyed. Those pre-
sent were: Mcssr, George Shaefer.
Damian Duey. Dewey spoor. Clifford
Boss, John Tracy, Halsey Hansen,
Aubrey Keif. Charles Tracy. Fred Pur-
cell. Cenas Hildinser. Raleigh Tracy.
Elwyn Davis. Leo Biele. Ross Edmund
son. Leon Knebel. Gerald Zahn-
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Ross will enter
tain =. buffet supper in compliment to
Cal. and Mrs. Corwin C. Cantrill. OF
Tulsa. Okla, in their home Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. Harris enter
tanned Informally at dinner last even
ing in the MinneauA Country club en-
1oyins the presence of few friends.
The dance OF the Nu IotA club given
in tho Garden Academy Monday even
ink was sreatly enjoyed by many
friends. Fruits and foliage adorned
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Misses Mary Alice Lcckhaft and
BurdeAn Piper celebrate their sixth
birthdays with delightful party at tho
homo of Miss LockhArts Friday After
noon. April 20. The decorations were
pink and white Each little miss had a
pink cake decorated with six kewpics
holding candles. Dainty refreshments
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Elizabeth and Martha Hulins. Mary
Pitts. Alma Kay. Margaret TerpcntinG.
Elanorc Haar May Alice LinEle.
Dorothy kimple. F'reda Adams,
hart. Miss Gencvive Whitney. Mrs.
Pitts. Mrs. Huiins. Mrs. Haan. Mrs.
Kay. Mrs. Terp.enins and hostess.
The ladies' OF Holy Trinity church
enjoyed pleasant hours together Fri
hours were spent over the needlework.
and light refreshments were served.
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The second series of games In the
bridge tournament Of tho Minncaua
Country club were played last wcdnc-
day evening. Later. refreshments were
served.
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Mrs. NJ. y. OHutt was hoNteRs at tho
meeting of Arkansas Valley Chapter,
ID. A. r.. In the Minncqua Country
club yesterday afternoon. Mrs. A. c.
Daniels. the regent. presided and pre-
sented Prof. ]. +. Heating who spoke
on The Importance of tho Daughter,
of the American Revolution as Con-
structivc Civic Group" In his address.
he accentuated the deeper meaning of
the organtxation. saying that II was
meant TO keep the Vestal nres burning
and TO pcrpctuate the ideals and noble
qualities Of our ancestors. as we'll as
their memories.
The election of officers which was
conducted resulted as follows: Mrs NJ.
B. oHutt. regent: Mrs. A. c. Daniels.
vice regent: Mrs. Belle n. Reid. second