Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-06

he filed it with poems of his best work
manship for six successive days. The
feat at attracted wide attention. and Field
always recalled it win elation. Dem
mis- relates how Field defended to him
his method or rendering Horace. which
some critics attacked as impudent. In
aphrasing the lighter verses" he
said, II begin by asking myself how
Horace would write those verses II he
were alive today. amid surroundings
similar to mine. His was a joyous
spirit and certainly he would express
himself joyously and rhythmically II he
were now on the earth. So try to in
terpret Horace in n way to bring his
pagan poetry up to date. At least,
give him the best in the shop"
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Mrs. S. S. Phillips was hostess at
the meeting of the Clio club Tuesday
afternoon when roll call was answer
ed with current events by Mrs. a. S.
Andrew. Mrs. Titus read a paper on
Ruins of Ancient Rome" which was
followed by a paper on Social Life
OF Rome" by Mrs. Burr. The next
meeting will be Tuesday afternoon.
February 3, with Mrs. r. w. Carlton,
l4l9 Bragdon.
Mrs. ]. C. Brooking will be hostess
ut tho meeting of the Wednesday
Morning club next week when Modern
Italian and Greek Literature" will be
discussed by Mrs. Frank ]. Henry,
Mrs. c. A. Ballreich and Mrs. Fred
erick B. orman.
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The Nineteen Century club will
meet Tuesday afternoon. February s.
with Mrs. Frank Sloan when Mrs J.
Il. ulick will lead the round table dis
cussion on International Disarma
ment'.
! The womens Forum of the Steel
! when some of the husbands OF the
members were present Miss Mary
/ MeNally gave an interesting talk on
/ The Japanese Question.
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Tho Now-A-Day club met last
Wednesday in the home of Mrs. ]. II.
Roddy when Mrs. Robert Clark con-
Quoted. the lesson on the American
Negro.
The women's Foreign Missionary
society of the St Paul NJ. Z. church
will meet with Mrs j. F. Sprcnglc,
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Miss Dorothy Sprengle viii conduct
the study hour.
The Magar society will meet We'd
nesday afternoon in the home OF Mrs.
George Offdenkamp, l4l7 Lake ave-
nue.. MIS-, Jennie stevenson and Mrs.
Allen will assist Mrs. offdenkamp.
All o. Il. S. members invited.
The regular meeting of the Monday
Musical club was held last week in
Library hall when the Mrs. George
E. Diam ond was leader for the day.
conducting the following program on
Music in the Schools:
Current Events
Paper. "Schoo. Music Mrs Diamond
SONG. Primary Glass of Central Grade
Mrs. Helwig. and display OF model
papers
Song. Fifth Grade OF Centennial An
mex. Mrs. Tyler.
song Boys of Seventh Grade OF
Junior High Central, Mrs. Hoag.
Song Eighth Grade OF Somerud
Mrs Branscomb.
Music as Taught In Pueblo Schools
and Ideals as to Model Teaching. !,
''''.'''-'''.;;.-.:' j. !. !. MISS sreeh
Mrs. J. D. King will be hostess at
the meeting of the New Century club
next Tuesday morning when she will
read a paper on The Transition
period OF Literature during the reign
OF Alexander IL. OF Russia.
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DR.. and Mrs. j. J. Pattec entertain
cd the Monday Evening club in their
home last week when the host read
a paper on Recreation.
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The Conoco Girls club held a busi-
ness meeting at the home OF Miss opaI
Howard on last Tuesday evening, Feb
ruary !. Members present were: Miss
Opal Howard, Miss Cecilia Duffy
Miss Anna Duffy. Miss Helen Lu,z
Mss Faye Marshall. Miss Katherine
Durkin. Miss Laura Talbot, Miss
Rosalie Bentley Miss Margaret Wood
Miss Cecilia Baum and Mrs. \. Pear.
son.
The City Federation OF Women.
) clubs will meet on Saturday afternoon
February IL, at > o'clock in the Com
merco club.
Tho Twentieth Century Round Table
club will meet tomorrow evening In
the homo OF, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Bliss,
2io BroadwsS, whom tho host will read
a paper on Good Roads
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The Ladies' Consistory club will hold
a business meeting in Masonic building,
February ., after which they will go "a
the c. f. a. /. Y where n dance will he
given by the ladies OF the club. All
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