Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-11
PERSONS AND EVENTS
RECONSTRUCTION


We need men in these times upon
our walls
Who build as Nehemiah built Of old.
Who think more of the safety OF
the fold
Than hark ming to Sanballat's willy
To leave the work when cruel plotting
craWls
Amidst the desofations that enfold.
We need constructive minds made
firm and bold
By woes apparent caused by human
falls, 4
Men who up our ramparts do not
tire,
But faithfully with trowel and with
Restore the walls and gates consumed
by fire,
And labor on until the stars appear,
And listen not to gibe and angry
frown
But do their tasks because they come
not down. ]
BY Schuyler E. Sears.
The members of the Wednesday
Riverside school this morning at 10
O'Clock when they will be entertained
with a program of folk dancing and
music.
The Pan-Hellenic association will
meet next Saturday afternoon at 3
O'Clock in the home of Mrs. Frank j.
Henry, 1909 Elizabeth street, when
Mrs. French Lee Taylor and Mrs. NJ.
b. Donaldson will assist Mrs. Henry
in entertaining.
Mrs. F. D. Miller will be hostess at
the meeting of the Woman's club this
afternoon when the following program
will be given:
Roll CALL. women's Latest Activities
Women in Public L1re .................
Mrs. +. G. Brown.
Women in Education Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. S. T. Spencer. /
Women in Law Mrs. James WINNER
The League of Woman Voters ........
Mrs. D. j. Morton.
The East Side Social club will meet
| this afternoon at o'clock with Mrs.
| Woods, 1915 East Sixth street
Tho Wedding of Miss Nellie A. Lar
rabee and Mr.. A. Paul Brooke was
solemnized at the home of Mr.. and
at 1870 o'clock. Spring blossoms of
| blue and white adorned the rooms to
harmonize with the brides gown, and
the ring ceremony was performed by
| the Rev. r G. Lowden before floral
| altar designed with potted plants.
ferns, and fragrant blossoms. Only
members of tho family were present.
After congratulations. \ beautiful we'd
ding dinner was served the table be
ing centered with wedding bell
mounted on standard above n mirror
surrounded with ferns. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Paul Brooke left that afternoon for
the northern part of the state and. re-
turning. will he at homo after June 1,
at oio West Fifteenth street.
The fourth series OF games In the
| Bridge tournament will ho played at
the Minneaua Country club this even
ing. The games will begin promptly
at o'clock and. later rcfreshments
will be served.
st. Vincent de Paul society will s,ve
card party in the hall of St Francis
Navier's church this afternoon. All
friends invited
Mr.. and Mrs. Jcsse Rood who have
been soiourninr four months in Call
| fornia returned to their home in
| Pueblo Monday night. They left CALI
fornia in their motor car. enjoying tho
trip as the roads were in excellent con- !
dition all the way.
Mrs. John ". Beatty. Mr.. and Mrs. 1
VIII Beatty arc planning to leave to- 4
morrow on a motor trip to California I
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. G. Stone and son.
kcndrick Stone Of Colorado Springs, ]
spend tho weekend with Mr. and Mrs
+. a. Cessna and II DINO Cessna re
turning to their home Monday.
Elmer wcitzri. after visiting during
tho past weekend with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. y. II. wcitzcI. returned
to Denver University Sunday evening.
Mr.. William r. Burris who has been
visiting few days in Pueblo returned
to Denver yesterday.
MIR and Mr., IRA X. Young rrturned
Monday from Colorado Springs having
enjoyed short visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. {. W. Crews at their summer
home.
That Better Oakland Car can now
ka. hcii.-l,t Z IL dcll..arcl