Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-19
The Others

I'll store my little House of Life with
tinsel-gIitrer too.
But somewhere thru the smother
shine
OF all the things men point as mine.
I'll set q single pane ajar
To glimpse a golden-bendiug star.
And let the moor wind thru.
II 1 must love, as others love. with
cynic- struggling pose.
III strip my small Loye-garden's plot
OF 1essamine and rose.
But somewhere in a secret nook
Where no one else would think TO look.
Ill spare a patch of heart's-ease sweet
Where i may run on wistful feet
Al every twilight's close.
II 1 must think as others think, in
terms of Everyday,
I'll hang my little Room OF Dreams
with arras drsb and gray,
But still tiny tender fire
OF leapinE hopes and gay desire
Shall set the dinginess a1ight,
To fold NE warm and close at night,
And shine across the way.
BY Martha Haskell Clark.
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The annual luncheon OF tho ArkAn-
sas Valley and Pueblo Chapters. D. A.
r.. is always one of the brightest
events in the Social Calendar Of Feb
ruary, and the one given yesterday in
the handsome main dining room OF the
Congress Hotel sustained its prestige
OF the past Among the flags which
frightened with beauty the walls and
music alcove was that OF Pueblo Post
No. 2. American Legion, which Is
specially dear on account of its asso-
citation. to every citizen OF Pueblo. and
the smaller silk flags of the two d. A.
r. Chapters. The tables were adorned
with vivid red tulips and small cherry
trees with their glowing fruit. The
officers table was outlined on each
edge with white Gsuze ribbons bearing
stripes of the Colonial blue. and the
piscc cards bore different. quaint Colo
nisl figures. Mrs. NJ. d. Thatcher
presided graciousiy. the impressive In
vocation being given by Mrs. E F.
DAVIDSON. Tho following short pro-
gram was presented to cnliven the
hours:
Vocal solc-"Colorado' by MAude Nc
Ferran Price, Mrs. II. NJ. Thompson.
accompanied by Mrs. Frank J. Hell
wig.
"A NoscEay of Old English Words
............... Mrs. Mary B. Offutt
Vocal soio-"rwo stars" ..-.-...-
...............--.b by Godfrey O'Hara
Mrs. II. N. Thompson. accompanied
by Mrs. Helwig
AddrcsS-"Patrto;txm $500. ........
Mr.. Walter L. Wilder
The members and friends who en-
joyed the occasion were: Mra NJ ID.
Thatcher. Mrs C. II. Stickney. Mrs. F.
+. l.. Wallace. Mrs. William Jehle.
Mrs. +. A. Beer. Mrs r. c. Brecken-
ridge, Mrs. J. ]. PAttee. Mrs. s. d.
Brosine. Mrs. W. v. Mulvay. Mrs. r.
w. Dickson. Mrs. II. w. Nash. Mrs. p.
NJ. Keen. Mrs. Fred Bulien. Mrs W,
NJ Campbell. Mrs. c. II. Philips. Mrs.
NJ c. Adams. Mrs. r A. Townsend.
Mrs. ]. d. King. Mrs. Frank Mirick.
Mre. Frank HeiwiS. Miss Lulu cuth-
bertson. Mrs. J. NJ. Luouecr. Mrs. c.
y. Macdonald. Mrs. c. X Allen. Mrs.
DAwin Wilder. Mrs. i. c. Roger. Mrs.
Iohn Jackson, Mrs A. b. Hillabold.
Miss Louise Pollock. Miss Sadie Null
nix. Mrs. Ira X. Young. Mrs. j. II. WILL
son. Mr.. Walter l.. Wilder. Mrs. Her
man r. Rucznitz. Mrs. I>emual Pitts.
Jr.. Miss Dell Barkley. Miss Harriet
Rarkley. Mrs. Edwin q. Brown. Mrr-
Max Morton. Mrs. II. Il. Caldwell. Mrs.
In Mont Gam. Mrs. Ben Bergerman.
Mrs. Manning Moore. Mrs. A. II.
sproat, Mrs. A. d. Forbush. Mrs. Geo
Smith. Mrs. John Barbrirk. Mre. 5. A.
Forbush. Mra C. *. NcHArg. Mrs,
Aiva Adams. Miss Sarah Green. Mrs.
W. l.. Hartman. Mrs. Warden VIII
ilsm.. Mis-. Pearl Gibson. Mrs. Harry
Pagan. Mrs. Mary r. offutt. Mrs.
Belle Rollins Reid. Mrs. w. r. Bryant.
Mrs. r. r. Nichols. Mrs. William Bar
Card. Mrs Riley Il. Cloud. Mrs. J. II.
Eoddy. Mrs. Louis RueEnitz, Mrs.
Fcdelia Coe. Mrs. Blake Curtis, Mrs.
Lucy d. Morris. Mrs. A. $. Booth.
Mrs. Har,y r. Gardner. Mrs. Frank
u. Harris. Mrs. q. G. Yoke. Mrs. N. J.
Nasle. Mrs. J. j. Grigsby. Mrs. T. l..
Lewis. Mrs. Aaron Sonncborn. Mrs.
n +. DAWSON. MISC Naomi Din,morc
Miss Cora May Gwynn. Mrs. W. T
Eimmcil. Mrs. s ]. Lsnme. Miss Grace
Pollard. Miss Greathouse. Miss Mars
L. shaw, Mrs. ]. n. Risley. Mrs. Harry
p. Worries. Mr.. Harlan !. Smith. Mrs
r. y. Mckenzie. Mrs. q. NJ. Bright,
Mrs. Lillian Penny. airs. s. +. Reno
Mrs. Carl Forunsn. Mrs. J. u. Arnold
Mrs r. p. Turtcn.
r i. +
Tho members of the Pueblo Col.
club enjoyed an Informal daacius
party Thursday evening. this being
the last social affair to be held in
tho Golf club for sixty days on ac-
count OF the rernodeling OF the build
ing. Those noted as finding pleasure
in tho hours wore: Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Jehle. Mr.. and Mrs Rowland
WINNER, Mr.. and Mrs. French Ice
Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Thomp-
son. Mr.. and Mrs l.. c. Duncan, Mr
and Mrs. o. @. Smith. Mr.. and
Mrp G. Harvey Nuckolis. Mr.. and Mrs
C. r. Garlic. Mr.. and Mrs. J. r..
Udick. MIR. and Mrs. l.. II. Shallenber-
ger, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Tyler. Mr..
and Mrs. u. u. Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs
Joeeph Bryant. Mr and Mrs. Homer
Scale. Mr.. and Mrs. John McGovern.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. shonsbye. Mr. and
Mrs. r. T.. Leonard. Or. and Mrs. q.
b. CriamAn. Mr.. and Mrs. a. 9. Nc
Carthy. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ID. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Downen. Ir.. MIR.
and Mrs A. ID. Forbush. Mr.. and Mrs.
7. c. Gorham. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. George Gleason.
Mt. and Mrs. 81. Alan Hiil. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sterling =. Crouch, Mt. and MIS-.
rom Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. George d.
Mcston. Afr. and Mrs. 7. $. Under
wood, Nr. and Mrr. a. d. Marvin. Mr..
. nd Nrs. L. 8. Bressler. Miss Jane
Eall Mis- Ia apdera