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sorority at the State University. Miss
Van Brimmer will return to Pueblo
Sunday evening.
DIR. d. e. Hoae returned Friday
from New York wherc he has been
for two weeks, having been called
there by the serious illness of his
sister. Mrs. George Moore, who is re-
covering.
The Rev f. 4. 3. taunt, DID. re-
turned Monday from Denver where
he visited a week.
Mrs. P, r. Roberts, of New York
City, arrived "Wednesday morning
to visit her fa,ler. Judge r. A. Holt,
and her brother, Mr.. p. c. Holt, and
family.
Mrs. Frederick b. Orman and son,
Frederick. ]r.. arc planning to leave
tomorrow for Long Beach, CAL.
where they will sojourn during tho
SUMMER Mr.. Orman will accompany
them as far as Holbrook, Ariz.
Mr.. and MRS ! Z: i. rinsley. for
merly of Pueblo. have rented the
orman home at 1000 Carterct avenue
and will come to Pueblo from Colo
RADIO Springs next Tuesday.
Mrs. Hayes Tucker who has been
in Paonia. Colo. visiting her sister,
stopped in Pueblo Thursday, en- route
to her home in Birmingham, Ala.
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Mrs Emma Rorer visited a few
days last week with her daughter.
Mrs. Walter A. Saunders, being en-
route to Portland. Ore.
Mrs T. Witbers went to Mani
tou Friday to spend the weekend
with her sister, Mrs. George II. Swee-
ney. who is sojourning there for Sow
eral weeks.
Miss Nellie Orman who is attend
ing the State university at Boulder
is enjoying the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick b.
Orman.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Quarles and
children are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harmon CozZens for an indcf-
mite period. B."
Sampson McGraw. after two weeks
visit with his mother, returned to the
State university carly last week.
Elliott Hay ir returned to Fort
Collins last Sunday to resume his
studies at the State Agricultural col
lcge.
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Mrs. William F. Reinig left the
first of the past week for Moline,
ILL.,. for an extended visit with reia-
tivcs and friends.
Mrs. o. o. Stanchfeld who has just
returned from a six months trip in
Oregon and California. will leave
again next Friday for the west.
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Mrs. F.. l. Crockett who has been
visiting in Nashville, Tenn, for three
months will return to Pueblo next
Saturday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-24

book, "Everybody's World. The dis
cussion followed was interesting and
informative.
Thursday Literary club will meet
with Mrs. Charles Rose, 1915 Green
wood str ,et, Thursday morning, April
IS. at 9:15 o'clock.
Chapter f., F. f. o., met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. j. T. Meet who
was assisted In entertaining by Mrs.
L. F'lorman. An interesting talk on
rhe regular meeting of the Dels
plian society will be held in the Lib
rary hall. Thursday evening. April IS.
All members are requested to be pres
be taken up.
Tho study of Japan will be COM
menced by the club and the follow
ing papers read:
Physical Features of Japan .......
....... ........ Mrs. C. M. Cox
Revicw of japanese History to lSst .
History from 1854 to 1921 -.
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Tho regular meeting of the Arome
society will be held April % at the
Masonic parlors.
The Business and Professional
Women's club. are planning an old
time party for their next regular
meeting on Monday evening, April %:
Every member is urged to come and
bring a guest.
Members of the Las Alegres club
will entertain their friends at a
dance Friday evening, May 10, at the
Steel Works "Y.'' ..-..-
Tho Latin club of Central hiGh
school was entertained at the home
land. last Tuesday evening. A Latin
puzzle game was played, and the first
prize awarded to Ernest Simpson and
Charles Lannon. Refreshments were
served. and then another game was
played. The party was success and
were: Marie Stoddard. Bcrnicc Mourn
ing. Pauline Wolf. Ruth Prosser. Ger
aldine TAFT. Margaret Hedges, Melvin
Dye, Maude Crockett, Ernest Simp-
son Charles l.. Lannon. Bernard
Kelly and the hostess.
Chapter Au. p. F.. o.. will meet
Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock with
Mrs. George C. Gilman. o019 Green
wood street. the order of the afternoon
will he initiation. The regular meet
ing will be held on Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Gilman when. Miss Myrtle
Clark Woods of Monte Vista, will be
guest OF honor. ---... --..
u y :.
Tho D. of V. Social club met last
Wednesday. April Is with Mrs. Anna
waggoner. rs West Fourth street
with a large ATTENDANCE. The after
noon was spent in just having a
good, time. after which dainty re-
freshments were served. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Marietta
Pitcher. s11 West sixteenth street
Wednesday, April 81. All Daughters
OF Veterans are invited.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-24
Personals
THE OCEAN

THE OCEAN
DO you hear the sounding,
The innumcrablc sounding
OF the ocean pounding
On tho shorc-
He is beating out the hours.
He is weaving leaves and flowers.
He is building colored skies.
And creating souls and eyes.
He is hcaping hills and mountains,
He is blowing bubbling fountains.
Do you hear the sounding.
The innumerable sounding
OF the ocean pounding
ON the shore.
Snow and hail and rain of spring
He is making everything.
Not moments rest has he.
He must work eternally.
Founding biilows, breaking waves.
He Is making all mons graves.
By Oscar Williams in Grinneil Re-
view.
MIR. and Mrs. Roy j. Weaver Win
mont residence here. Many friends viii
he glad to know tina, other plans
have been rcconsidercd.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry p. Caldwell are
the happy parents OF a little daughter
who came TO them Thursday. April 81
+ r +
Mr.. Robert T. McGraw who haI
been with his mother for scvcra
weeks left Wednesday evening 70,
Los Angeles. Cal. to resume playing
with tho Vernon Ball club.
r r
Miss Grace Pollard left Friday for
Denver where she will visit a fcw
days with Mrs. Fred q. Roof and
family. ...
+ !. /.
Miss Rcesie Van Rrimer left Thurs
das afternoon for Boulder to bc pres
cnt at the installation of tho Beta lots
Chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-24
The Clubs
ADVENTtRING

There Is fable told of ancient
Greece.
Where. in The Labyrinth" forest
grim.
There rovcd a Minotaur, who gave
no peace.
But stalked his prey where forest
aiSles were dim.
No mortal over wandered near tho
place.
Nor spoke OF it save with a palins
face.
Tho story goes that finally one who
came,
Trusted his life within the tortuous
place.
To slay tho monster with eyes OF
flame.
lie walked whcro path. that dou-
hl"h, left no trace:
And with a slender cord to guide tho
way.
III Sinrl" handed brought the beast
to hay.
Life - . labyrinth and I alone
Must kill the raging Minotaur Of
doubt
Dark branches high above mo twist
and moan:
oluth tho thread of faith and look
To whore Love. with the deep eyes OF
a friend.
SMILES at my tcrrors at the journeys 5
end
Jane Mclean.
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Tho Great salt Lake council board
ras sent out tho following communi-
cation for the benefit OF all club
women;
early in December the Utah Fed
Grafton instructed its General Fcdcr-
alton Director. Mrs. Edward Bischcl.
and tho State President to begin or
sanlzing at once for the entertain
mont Of the Council OF the General !
federation of Women's clubs. Men $
organizations we're consulted and
their cooperation assured.
slowly plans have taken form. All
committees arc now at work. Eacn
IS earnestly striving in Its way to
make tho great Salt Lake council a
su-ccss
We want the women OF America to
know tho west, our Land OF Sunshine
and opportunity. In June tho noun
tains arc In the glory of their spring
v~rdurc. The weather is usually not
hot nor chilly. The atmosphere Is so
-parklin-Iy clear that one SEES violet
tints everywhere In truth 1t is the
rulhllment OF Iowelis juno Day"
r-sualIy from tho middle Of juno to
the end Of the month Salt Lake city
~ fragrant with the breath OF roses.
Utah women arc hoping that Mother
Nature may order all things to bo at
their host when tho great salt Lake
council convcues.
We want YOU 20 know of our great
material resources that await future
development and offer unlimited op-
rnriuniiy. But most OF all arc VIC
anxious that YOU know the splendid
women and men who arc building this
great West. We are inviting and urS-
Ing our citizens to Improve every oc-
rasion for minEling with our Council
guests. This invitation extends TO all
THO Inicrmountsln and Coast states.
Tho Hotel committee has mailed lit
craturc to all officers and club prcsi-
dents whose addresses arc in tho COM
rulitco's possession. Reservation will
l,r made by the local committee for
tho General Federation Board. All
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-24
IN THE LODGE ROOM
BEN.HUR

Pueblo Court No. ii Tribe of Ben-Hur
met at their hall No. 325h South
Union avenue, Thursday evening.
April 81. The Court was called to or
der by the chief, NJ. N. Knuppenburg.
Roll call and several absentees. We
are sorry so many were unable to be
out. as 1t was such favorable night.
Our chief gave a report on the en-
tertainment for May and as the pro-
gram was not completed, very littlo
can be said about it only every one
watch for a rousing good time in the
month to come.
Mrs. Willworth thanked the Court
for their kindness and flowers during
the illness of her daughter, who un-
derwent an operation.
The drill team rehearsed with Mr..
Thomas as director. There will be an
other rehearsal on April 2s, SO we re-
quest all members of the team to be
on time.
After the penny march we adjourned
until next meeting night, Thursday
April 2S.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-24
rrkE's PEAK SISTERS

Pixies Peak Sisters. L. A. to B. of
r. T.. 431 and Brothers of So. held their
hard time party, Friday evening April
Is. Altho the weather was bad, a large
attendance was in evidence. The cos
tunes appropriate for the occasion,
were worn and fines were to be i'm
posed, on those who appeared with
anything bespeaking extravagance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lewis. being the
most appropriately dressed. and won
the prizes donated by Mrs. A. Arm
strong and Mrs. e. Hummell. Dane
ing and cards, provided the evenings
entertainment. Later light refresh
ments were served in the banquet hall.
Members on the committee in charge
we're: Mrs. C. K. Hummell, Mrs. A.
Armstrong, Mrs. ]. Harris. Mrs. W.
Roller, and Mrs. A. Piummer, Mr.. Nc
Donald. Mr.. A. r. Struthers, and Mr..
Mckinzie, to whom We extend our
thanks>
Sisters. do not forget that wednes-
day, April "a. will be our regular ladEe
day, we would like to see every meol-
ber present. as We have great sur
prise for all.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-24
SOCIETY
CONTINUED From Preceding Page,

were served. Those present were:
MISS Beatrice Prestop. Miss Olga Pc
terson. Miss Elsie Lindstrom. Miss
Violet Pnlmeter. Miss Elizabeth Recs,
MISS Bernicc Wilson, Miss Margue-
rite Wilson. Miss Marian Bartle,
Miss Pauline Prize. Miss Gladys Bar
tie Mrs. v. Martin, Mrs Josie Nc
tlelland. Miss Florence Delihsnty.
Miss. Elizabeth Martin, Master James
Martin Mr., and Mrs. j. p. Dclihsnty
and John, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Porter. of Colo
RADIO Springs, arc guests of MIR. and
Mrs. \. Glen Hoskins.
J. r
Ha'cyon and Katherine Weaver. ac-
companied by Miss Edith Fisher. ar
rived in Pueblo from Kansas City,
Mo. on Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. r. j.
weaver are expected to reach Pueblo
carly this week and will make their
permanent residence here.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-24
COURT OF HONOR

The regular meeting Of Colorado
Court No. 81 was held last "Wednesday
evening in the Woodman Hall. Two
applications for membership were read
and favorably balloted upon and three
candidates given the secret work OF
the order. The members are asked to
support the baseball team by attend
ing the dance given by them next
"wednesday night at our hall. and also
to attend the gamc Sunday, April ~.
The May Pole committee have plan
ned something nice for this entertain
mcnt. and all members are invited to
attend. Tho Decoation Day commit
tee. as follows. will see that this Is At
tended to: Brother Platt, Sister Sands,
Brother Bacon, Sister Dykes. Brother
and Sister Wctzler. Sister Flood. Sis
ter Marshall, DIR. and and Sister Scott,
Brother and Sister Harpel and Brother
and Sister Fowler. Brother Sober,
Sister Hail. Brother and Sister John
son and Brother A. r Davis.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-24
pANHER CIRCLE no. =

Banner Circle No. 4, Nciehbors OF
woodcraft, met in regular session last
Tuesday night In W. o. W. hall with
a good attendance. Grand Manager
Lillian Stanchficid was present and
greeted with Grand Circle honors.
Visitors from Carnation Circle were
present and given circle honors.
NciEhbor Anna Lee of Rocky Ford.
was received into Banner Circle by
transfer card. Ncighbors Tour and
Armstrong appointed sick committee
for April. Ncighbors were sorry to
hear of the Illness OF Ncighbor c. C..
Whites father, also Ncirhbor Dig
CORY is still confined in hospital. All
hope for speedy recovery CT our sick
members. Members sympathizc with
Ncighbor Rogers whose father died
since last meeting.
Tho Thinblc club has postponed tho
meeting ono week and win meet on
Thursday. April IS. with Ncighbor
McCaffcrty. A large attendance is de-
sired next Tuesday night as election
of delegates to district convention will
take place. A committee was ap-
pointed to servo refreshments and ar
range for entertaining members at
close of Circle.
Visitors always welcome.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-24
THE MAcCABBEs

Tent No. rs. held an interesting
review last Wednesday evening. We
were glad to see SO many visitors
present and We hope you come often.
The new degree team had chance to
work out and VIC hope they keep up
tho good work. Sir knight Crowcll
received his appointment A. state
deputy and will work at Present In
this territory. He promises to keep
the new degree team busy UP to tho
time of our state convention in June.
There will he no regular rcview next
Wednesday night, az tho evening will
be given over to our card party. VIC
hope to sec Eoodly attendance OF
members and our many friends on that
occasion.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-24
wooDcRArr rHIMBLE CLUE

Tho wocdcraft Homo Thimble club
Of Carnation Circle No. IS, N0iEhbors
of Woodcraft. held card party FIJI
day afternoon. A pleasant time was
enjoyed by all present. Carnation
Circle Social club will meet Wednes-
day afternoon. April q at tho home
Of Scighbor Stephens. 1913 west
Sixteenth street. Tho polls for cleo
tion of delegates to convention will
be opened at 10 o'clock and continue
open until afternoon Friday. April =.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-24
LOYAL STAR

Members of tho Loyal Star lodge and
a few friends surprised Mrs. Anna Hill
at her homo, SIT east Abricndo. on last
Saturday afternoon. II being the six
tcenth wedding anniversary Of Mr..
and Mrs. Hill. A mock wedding was
solemnized and congratulations were
extended. and MIR. and Mrs. Hill were
presented with a cut glass flower bas-
kct. Several musical selections were
rendered by Mrs. Schulthiess and Mas
ter Roy and Virgil Hill. After which n
three course luncheon WAS served to
the following ladies: Myrtls Mcsssn-
ger. Anna Toler. Leila Christian. Ella
Baker, Fannie Ashley. Mary Corum.
Anna Hoffs. Lucy O'Brien. Anna Will
son. Mrs. Finley. Mrs. Carlson. Mrs.
Schulthicss. Misses Catherine and
Edith O'Bricn. Helen Kasiah. Rosa
Baker. Master Roy Hill, Virgil Hill.
Willie North, Anil Hobbs, and Mr..
and Mrs. Charley Hill.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-24
IMPROVED ORDER RED MEN

still anot her palefacc passed
through the fiery ordeal and became
Il member of Minneuua Tribe last
Tuesdays sleep. and applications
from two more to become members
were received.
Next Tuesdays sleep, April IS, The
Great Pocahonta!s and Great Chief OF
Records, of the Hunting Grounds of
Denver. will be here and will insu-
tute a new council of the Degree of
Pocahontas. 1t is earnestly request
cd that all the applicants for mem-
bership in the new council. as we'll
as all the Tribal chiefs and members.
will be present on that date at the
Sth-run setting of the sun. at Erick-
son hall. Bessemer: also all interest
cd Sauaws and Chiefs who may not
yet have signed applications. The
Tribe will hold only n short council.
and the program will then he placed
at jhc disposal of tho institutins
Chiefs.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-24
SECURITY BENEFIT ASSOCIATION

Tho last regular meeting OF Pueblo
Council No. 7eS. Security Benefit as
ISOLATION. was an enthusiastic ono.
We had an unusually large crowd
present. and all enjoyed the meeting
immensely. There was also a. large
number OF visiting members present.
The business meeting was conducted
In a crcditablc manner. Several ap-
pticatiops for new members were
baliottcd on favorably; also rome
members were received by transfer
cards Many important matters were
discussed
After lodge. ice cream. pic and
coffee were served to everyone: dane
ing was also enjoyed.
Our meetings arc attracting more
Of the members ench meeting night.
VIC will he glad to sec YOU with us
any Monday night at our hall In the
Ericsson block.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-24
To Whiten and
Clear the Skin

" Il 4 d y or
sa 10 VI com
p Jio n 2. or
skinS that are
m arrc d by
fire c X les or
b lie m ish =.
. h o u ! 4 b Q
clc cd and
whi,encd in a
very short ttms
by using h .
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-24
Il. O. O. NJ.


The last regular session of Pueblo
Lodge No. 10 was well attended-all
officers being present and consider
able business of Importance was
transacted. Several brothers were
reported sick. The benefit board has
been exceptionally busy adjusting
claims and visiting tie sick during
the past week. Dictator Thos
Speakman has announced that lodge
will be called to order promptly at
o'clock. permitting an early ad-
journment. overcoming the objec-
tional late-hour feature.
Pixies Peak Legion No. 1856 will
hold another frolic at Colorado
Springs Saturday night. April 30,
1921. All legionaires of Pueblo lodge
arc requested to assemble at 408
North Main 6 p. m. sharp; autos in
waiting. Wear your fez, smile and
prepare yourself for the biggest time
in your life.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-24
MARY LOGAN rE>r NO. :

Mary Logan Tent No. Daughters
Of Veterans. held their regular meet
ing April ~. with a large attendance.
class of i've were initiated. sister
Rcssie Ee~lcr was awarded the hand
no irted plate given by tho president
for tho ono selling tho largest num-
bcr OF tickets to our frat annual ball.
given April I. Applications were re-
coivcd and acted upon. our
recital given at Memorial hall.
Tpril 81, was splendid ono
and largely attended. Every
sister must work hard for members II
We arc to keep tho silver vase. All
candidates having been notified of
their election arc requested to ho
present THURSDAY. April IS at $40 for
initis ton, our noxt regular meeting.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-24
ruSEToRIAN

Pueblo council No. a3s met w.dnee-
day night in W. O, W. hall. Sublime
Augustus Fred Rogys presiding. The
sick committee reported Mrs. Wilson
home from the hospital. also MIR.
Eaves. II, was decided to discontinue
lodge meetings month earlier for
the summe'. our open meeting April
9Th will be tho last meeting until
September first. except ono meeting
month to he held by the officers to con-
duct the necessary business. Mr..
Henry DANES is chairman for the open
meeting next week.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-24
WHITE ROSE CROCHET CLUR

Mrs. Walter lewis and Mrs. D. ".
Downs entertained the White Rose
Crochet club last Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Walter
Lewis. Tho afternoon was spent play
Ing games. A delicious luncheon was
served to the following members;
Mcsdames ]. II. Nissibitt. W. C. Rol-
Ter, VIM. Welsh. VIM. Little. J. Coyle.
w. Lewis. A. o. willour. C. r. Will
our. d. W. Downcs. NJ. J. Lebolt w.
Lewis, Sr.. f. Haling. W. s. Galloway.
F.. X Drake. Chas. Hummell. A. Arm
strong. Chas. Kcndrick, Mary F.
Holmes. Anna Plummer. Julictte
Downs Our next meeting will be held
at the home OF Mrs. Chas. Hunncll. 3e4
W. Routt
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-24
ROYAL NEIGHnoRs

The Royal Neighbor club spent a
most pleasant afternoon at the home
of Mrs. r. A. Kirk. 1918 n. Main. We'd
nesday. A large number were out and
We are glad to see so many and hope
the interest continues. The hostess
served delicious refreshments of ice
cream and home made cake at the
close of the afternoon. The club will
meet again at the home OF Mrs. c. w.
May. SIG w. Tenth. Mrs. Johnson. Mrs.
Bailey, Mrs. Foley. Mrs. r. f. Wilson.
Mrs. Henry Nielsen, Miss Gladys Duff
and Mrs. Eva whisnand as guests and
the following members were present:
Mrs. C. w. May, Mrs. w. F. York, Mrs.
r. r. Stahlnecker. Mrs. T. l.. Bolerjack.
Mrs. A j. Sheplcr. Mrs. NJ. f.. Rad
ley. Mrs. Schwader, Mrs. Il. A. Kirk.
Mrs. v. S. Martin, Mrs. Joe Davis.
Mrs. c. n. Demarcc. Mrs. J. II. Moon
ey. Mrs. G. C. Hall, Mrs. J. r. Arnett,
Mrs II. T.. Tedrow. Mrs. f G. Chap
man, Mrs. C.. a. Griffin. Mrs. Gregory.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-24

follcwiLs: ,,n,n,.
y Mis ,soaTs. soTs slyeeriT,s ws,sr Ahe YOU VII
ND tho result to be hcautifui
white cream and hy IT'S noera, vs.
a tremendous Improvement W.
f.w aays. The ingredients may Be-
obtained In any drug store.
r.; VI: n:.n.;s;.s s:s; Sc .s.s Ss'e, a..lis ;''
wcwId Take Away the
Tvs, ,.ayn what a difference there
ear b. b~ts~on cream ueshIy
T.se c..n s,ansIns st sGms foT ana months nom on
TSe skin can be brought back to
its original plnmpness ano
nppearan@e Of wr,nkies. it'll. and
bls. crows' feet and lines Of age;
i, IS ,. s.wPlr ,,om.n,s' ana can BY ee ada,ns 10
hair . pint Of vater. one tablespcon.
fuI Of rlycerine and two ounces OF
.p,oi. obtained from your drug
appearance and i. always sure and
spply 1t literally. every dsr.
Free from Hair
rou can be sure that there is hut
one sensible way TO rcmove haire
from the arm pits, n,ar and' II tsef; foaII.n sIn
any bbsrn" them on. ,niurine and
spo,ting the skin. just moisten the
hairs with. sulto solution. iha ~
will actually d'ssolge $50 ieave T ,se SKIN
.nnpcyhiY soft and smooth. II VIII
not ir-j,ate the most delicate skir
Suifo solution may oe oo'A'he"
a nearly any druS STORE
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-24
RELIEF CORPs NO. 2

The Pueblo Woman's Relief Corps
No. 2 met Thursday afternoon with
Pesident Clara Thomas in the chair.
Two applications were balloted on
favorably and an investigating com
mittee appointed to act on one appli-
cation. Mrs. Holtschneider. of Den
YER. was a visitor, also Comrade ReeS.
both talking for the good of the order.
Come again, you will always find a
welcome. The conference committee
are to meet Saturday evening with the
G.. A. r. Post to make arrangements
for Decoration day. This corps deeply
sympathiZes with the sons and daugh-
ter and other relatives of our dear
Sister Springer in their great bereave-
ment. We shall miss her presence and
kindly words in this corps where she
has been a good and faithful member
for so many years. Mrs. Glascoe is
still i'll: we hope she will soon be able
to be with us. as We miss her very
much. Comrade Wright was reported
slightly improved,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-24
W. h. A. OF THE MAccAREEs

Columbine Review No. 6 w. r. A. OF
the Maccabees held their regular meet
ing Thursday afternoon with good
attendance Two applications for
membership were acted upon and two
approvals received Next Thursday
afternoon the March and April birth
day committee will give a card party
at our hall in the Opera House block
All members and friends arc invited
The members were sorry to hear OF
the illness of Mrs Petry, Mrs. Payne,
Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Sanches. Miss hitting
er, Mrs. Schmitz, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Pet
terson and Mrs. Brayton, and hope for
their speedy recovery.
Amy one having applications bring
them in next Thursday and they will
be acted upon.
On May the state commander, Sarah
N. Hodges will be with us, and large
class of candidates will be initiated,
and that evening all members who
have brought in two members will be
entertained at dinner at The Congress
So those who have not brought in their
applications do so at once.
Members don't forget your dues as
they are now past due, and all mem
bers stand under suspension after the
Goth, until they are paid.