Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-01

trated address on Friday evening, June
18th.
This being a typically western con-
vention each attraction will be of un-
usual character and exhibits are all
planned to portray the typical art,
progress and problems of the west
Local committees are bending overy
effort to make the coming convention
superlative from every standpoint. in
excellence of local program, Distinctive
ness of features. warmth of hospitality.
and size of attendance. knowing that
the unsurpassed beauty of Utah seen
cry and the Intoxicating mountain at
mosphere will do the rest to make the
meeting par-excellent
while We have no particulars con-
corning the national program we have
assurance that inspiration in fullest
measure will be furnished all who come
| thirsting for help in solving the prob
lens of the day"
Mrs. Pennypacker to speak
Mrs; Percy V. Pennypacker, past
president of the General Federation
and chairman of American Citizenship.
is to give an evening address of 40
minutes during the Council program.
Mrs. Pennypacker's address given dur
ing the Des Moines Biennial was de-
clared by the press of the country to
bo possibly the finest address. ever
American platform. Her subject for
! the Salt Lake convention has not been
announced but it is understood that
it will be based on the opportunities
afforded thru American citizenship.
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The annual meeting of the Woman's
club was held Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. V. o. keif who was assist
ed in entertaining by Mrs. George Gil
man and Mrs. J. +. Sprengle. Roll
call was answered with current events.
and pleasing vocal solos were sung
Kathryn Nay1on. The election of Of
ficers resulted as follows; Mrs. Edwin
g. Brown. president. Mrs. J. Arthur
Phelps. vice president: Mrs. Harry J.
Veith, cor. secretary. Mrs, $. T. Spen-
Ger. treasurer.
The ow-a-Day club will meet
Wednesday afternoon in the home of
Mrs. George Cannon who will be as
Parish. Mrs. s. F. Phillips will read
a paper on the Mexican Immigrant
and there will be election OF officers
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Tho Nineteenth Century club will
meet next Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. H. A. Ticc, eose Greenwood street.
| when Mrs. r. C. Robe will conduct
tho round table discussion on This
Moving Picture. Its Use and Abuse" i"
The Dclphian club met Thursday
evening in Liberty Hall when the
! study of Japan was begun with the
| following program:
Physical Features of Jauan
Mrs. C. NJ Cox
Review OF Japaposc History to 1854
Miss Wright
History from 1854 to 1921
| Miss Crawford
The MaEar society will meet
| wednesday afternoon. May I. in tho
Masonic Temple. so7 North Main
street, with Mrs. V. Marshall, Mrs.
w. l.. Recs and Mrs. Geo. Hazand as
hostcsscs. All o. E. s. members arc
invited.
Chapter F. r. F.. o.. will meet neIt
Saturday. May T. with Mrs. ]. II.
Remplc. tho occasion being in honor
OF Mothers day. All the mothers of
T. O. are invited. Mrs. J. F. Kca-
the Past and Future" Mrs. Rcmpic
viii read an original poem. and a
reading will. be given by Mrs. B f.
t1mpie. Mrs. +. W. Spencer will rcn-
der piano solos.
| The Fortnightly club will meet next
saturday afternoon. May Z. with tho
Misses Wilson when Mrs. W. G Pal
ncr will read paper on Legends
OF inc hudson" and Mrs. w. T.. Rich
VIII give a resume Of the years work
There will be election of officers.
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| Mrs. "A. S. Andrew was hostess at
the meeting of the Clio club Tuesday
afternoon whom roll call was answered
with Bible quotations Mrs. Titu.
read an Informative paper on Rel.
eious Music.'' and Mrs. l.. r. s,oror
gave talk on Religious Poetry"
The newt meeting will he with Mrs
;. n Walker May, 10;
The Pueblo Musical club will nncc.
as usual In tho commissioners rooms
In the court house Tuesday evening
at o'clock.
Tho Monday Evening club will he
entertained tomorrow night at casa
Nivienda by DR.. Il. w. Corwiu who
VIII read paper on Tho selfish and
Merccnary Doctor
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Tho BUSINESS and Professional wor
ems club gave an oid-fashioncd party
Monday evening when scv~n,y-fiyo
members and their guests were pres
cnt Miss Dorothy Mc,zler was
awarded tho prize for the UNIQUE cos-
| tune. and short program OF road
inEs and song was given by Miss
| Frances Maddox and Aubrey Dcnsou
accompanied by the ukcIclc After
supper was served. dancing was the
diversion.
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Mrs. NJ, =. Neary. Mrs. ]. n. pona-
Won and Mrs Frank PcrteI will enter
| tain tho st. Vincent Dc Panlc society
Mt cards Tuesday afternoon. Nav
In 81. Fatrick's School han for tho
benefit OF tn" Holy Family Nursery.
| Friends invited
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Tho Thursday Literary club will
meet with Mrs. Fred Rroomc. SO,
Grand avenue. Thursday morning,
May ., at a:15 O'Clock
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Thc twentieth Century Round Table
cub VIII meet tomorrow evening, Nav
:. at the home OF Mr. and Mrs, A. -
Forbush. e9s: High street. when tho
host will read n pancr n, ,.a - ~.