Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-22
PERSONS AND events
SNIOK f

SMOKE
Walk abroad at sundown and you spy
Many a thread of smoke against the
sky:
The steady smoke of glad expectancy
Where folk awaits their own folk
home for tea,
And the stray gusts OF smoke forlorn-
ly blown
Where ono sits down to break his
bread alone.
By Ruth Lambert Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs A w Olson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Max r. Schwer entertained at an
Informal bridge party in the home OF
Mrs Olson last evening. Games wcre
played at six tables, after which
delicious luncheon was rc'ished. These
four friends will extend their hosptt-
ality again tomorrow evening In the
home of Mrs. Schwcr when bridge
Whist will afford diversion.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. wciiand will
preside at the family Thanksgiving
dinner Thursday when these relatives
will gather happily together. Mr..
and Mrs. James l.. Lovcrn. Mr.. and
Kellogg. Mrs. Mary shaw. Mr.. +. NJ.
weiiand and Miss Joyce Larkin. OF
Fowler. Gretchen and Francis Wei
land. Mr.. and Mrs. Wciland.
Announcement was made recently
In Youngstown. Ohio. of the engage
mcnt Of Miss Margaret Kennedy and
Mr. Albert William Smith. formerly
NJ Pueblo. The wedding is scheduled
for the springtime. /
Tho members OF the Mlnncqus
Country club are anticipating bright
moments at the formal dancing party
Of tho Thanksgiving season which viii
he enjoyed Friday evening. November
the Sigma Alpha Epsilon band from
Boulder and the dancing will begin
at o'clock. Turkey dinner Will he
served at O'Clock for which reserva-
tIons must be made before Thursday
evening.
Mrs. w. l.. Hartman has planned
a deliehtfully. informal tcH for this
afternoon as courtesy to Mrs. Theo-
dore Irving Coo. the guests being
limited to oidtimc friends. i:
Tho Nineteenth Century club will
meet this afternoon In tho homo Of
Mrs w. r. Hilton when Mrs. T. s.
Underwood will hc leader Of tho
round table discussion on tho subject
of "Disarmamcnt1. i:
y
the meeting OF the New Century club
this morning when Mrs C. w. Hanch-
or assisted by Mrs. W. l.. Anderson.
Mrs. Bobert Brown. Mrs s. g. Cum
rinEham will discuss Tho Army Life.
Prisons and Prison Reform In
Russia
Mrs. Frank !. HciwiS Miss Glare :
Wilson. Miss Lulu Cuthbcrtson will
the Pan-Hcllcnic association :
next Saturday afternoon. November
rs. in the home OF Mrs. liclwis.
The regular meeting OF THO Arkan-
sas Valley Chapter, n. A. r.. win he
held next saturday afternoon at gao .
o'clock in the home OF Mrs Frank n.
Harris. Other hostcsses viii be Mrs. :
Riley X. Cloud. Mrs. Blake s. Curtis.
As this will be Ancestor Day. inter
csting Incidents in the lives of auccs- :
tors will be told briefly
1f YOU lost young sister. sweet.
heart. or daughter who had migrated :
to America. to whom would YOU turnf
ITO the Y. w. C A." say saI parents. :
brothers and fiancees. who have turn
cd to it's immigration aid when fran
tic over the nor-appearanCc or the
of Young relatives. Since
last March 2aT deported or lost young :
girls. most of them travelling alone.
nave bccr traced IN European ports
aud found by tho Association for dis
,raught relatives. Thru its reprcscn- :
'atives in port cities thru which NIL
grants pass enrouto to America. the :
V NJ. G. A. has built up network OF
service and information to relieve tho :
hazardous dangers for helpless girls :
under present conditions.
Last summer Miss Mary Hurihutt, :
head of tho immigration Service re- :
turned from six months survey of :
the congestcd conditions In port cities.
Mrs Wilbur Newton and children,
left Friday night for Youngstown, :
ohio, where they will visit relatives.
The friends of Isabel Albert :
former resident of Pueblo, will he
pleased to learn OF her marriage to :
Frederick Shipton Bodman. of Seattle,
Wash, at Olympic. wash. Sunday. :
November IT. They will make their :