Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-13

tunities for contributions looking to-
ward a suitable memorial to be
placed in her home city Mrs.
Sewall's work in behalf of equal suf-
frage began as far back az 1876, she
was for years secretary of one of the
great national suffrage organizations,
and took the lead in the steps that
led to merging the two into the pres
ent National American Woman Suf-
frage Association. She was the first
vice. president of the General Fedora
ton OF Womcn's clubs. serving under
Mrs. Charlotte Emerson Brown dur
ing the formative period. She found
tional Councils of Women. 1t is
hoped that this memorial may be
made up of many small donations
rather ihan few large ones II
every member of these great and in
fluential bodies who recalls Mrs.
Sewall's untiring exertions in behalf
of her seN's advancement will re
spond, even in the most modest man
ner, the amount sought tlo.OOO)
will be speedily assured. subscrtp-
tons should be sent to the treasurer
of the local committee. Mr.. Arthur
apolis. Indiana.
Mrs. John A Martin and Mrs. Rob
ert Clarke will entertain the Now-A-
the home OF Mrs. Martha next Wednes-
day Roll call will be answered with
current events. and Mrs. George Gam
mon will lead the study of The South
ern European Immigrant
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Tho subject of the program OF the
Wednesday Morning club this week
will be Folk Songs and Dances" un-
der tho leadership of Mrs. Frank g.
Mirick. assisted by Mrs. Phillip Work
and Mrs. c. II. Stickney. Tho mem
bers will meet Wednesday morning
at 10 o'clock at Edison school when
the pupils and mothers will give
program of folk songs and dances.
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At an executive meeting OF the hus'-
ness and professional wornen's club
last Wednesday IL was decided to post
pone the regular meeting OF Monday.
March II, to Monday. March 2s, as
several members will be attending tho
state convention held in Denver on
that date Every member is urged to
be present, ms report OF the state af-
fair will be read. and several new
members will be initiated.
Tho woman's club VIII meet nert
Wednesday afternoon. March ls. with
Mrs. Henry Caldwell when "Conserva-
ton will be the subject OF the follow
ing program:
tSOu Sall. ....s t'nAScS OF CCNsefNattON.
Book review-'Rcclairnins tho Arid
West. Mrs, ]. 81. Settle.
Music
The Twentieth Century Round Ia
Bile club me. last Monday night with
Mr.. and Mrs J. +. Chapman. The
host read paper on The Picture
Show. q Menace or an Uplirt" which
lead to an interesting. discussion.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter l.. Wilder en-
tertained the members OF the Mon
week. The host read u review Of "Ac-
ceptine the Universe" by John Bur-
rougha.
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The Nineteenth Century club met
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. r. o.
was conducted by Mrs. Juan Rayner on
Alaska. the wonders OF that coun-
try being described by Miss Laura
Jones who had enjoyed an extended
trip there. Mrs. q. 7. Watkins was
elected chairman OF the program com
mittec for tho ensuing year and tho
following program given:
Papcr-Methods OF kmcricantra ton
Mrs. VI. Shrock.
Paper-'why Corporations are In
Mrs. L. Rednon.
vocal sclcctlohs.- hrc. isec coats
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Tho New Century club will meet with
NrS. Harry L. Worries next Tuesday
morning when the hostess will he lead
er OF the lesson. conducting the study
OF warsaw.
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Tho Clio club Will rioet with Mrs.
S. n. Roberts on Tuesday afternoon.
March Is, when the following PRO
gram will he given, roll call to be an
swored with current events;
Paper Dante. Mrs. Pinkertor.
Paper-"Galiicc". "........ Mrs Carpenter.
Paper-"A Visitor in Florence"
Mrs. S. s. Phillips.
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Chapter Az, p. r. O. met with Miss
Bcrnice Crick Friday afternoon when
the following officers were elected
Mrs. C. c. Gilman. president; Mrs. 7.
1. Graves. vice president: Mrs. r. y.
Salyer. recording secretary: Mrs 6. C..
Hills, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
q. NJ. Elliot. treasurer. Mrs. w. q.
Patterson. chaplain; Mrs. Harry Rueli.
guard. Later delicious refreshments