Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-12
An suspicious occasion was the

| birthday party OF the Arkanaa0 valley
Chapter, b. A. r., on Tueaday after
noon when Mrs. J., H. II. Low and
/ Mrs. w. r. Bryant entertained the
! members in the home Of Mrs. Harold
I 4. Low. the affair having been planned
| TO celebrate the twentieth anniversary
OF the chapter. The precious charter
framed in wood from the first iron
works west Of the susaushanna: built
| by Col. George Ashman and Thomas
| Cromwell in 17s5, hung upon the wall.
as we'll as tho rare service flag of the
chapter made by Mrs. w. r. Bryant.
bearing twenty-nine stars which In
| cluded two gold ones and three crosses
for Red Cross service. one for work
overseaI. At the far end OF the spa
| cious living room the wonderful flag
OF Pueblo Post No. 2, American Le-
Rion, presented by the chapter during
tho war, flung Its colors in glory.
stirring all hearts. as did also the
smaller silk flag OF the chapter. Cut
glass vases filed with vivid red car.
nations and ferns frightened the rooms
and crowned the handsomely appoint
ed table in the dining room which was
the cynosure of all eyes with Its royal
birthday cake with adornings Of Colo
NAL blue, bearing twenty red candles.
Here, Mrs. Forest Rutherford. Mrs.
Belle Rollins Rcid and Mrs. Mary B.
Offutt presided happily.
Brief words OF tribute to Mrs. Martha
j. Noble, the first regent OF the Ar
kansas Valley Chapter, whose memory
is an inspiration. We're spoken by Mrs.
Mary r. Offutt. the regent. who ex-
expressed regret also that Mrs. John
Albert Thatcher, one of the charter
members. could not be present. Tho
four charter members present We're:
Mrs. Belle Rollins Reid. Mrs Forest
Rutherford, Mrs. Walter n. Leslie.
Mrs. ]. II. II. Low. The gem of the
H. l-A -
the Chapter" read In comprehen-
slve manner by Mrs. Belle Rollins Reid
who knows 50 well the deeper mean
ing OF tho d. A. r. The lovely pro-
gram as 4 whole follows:
Readings-
ta) AN Order for . Picture" by
Alice Cary.
(b) Tho Revolutionary Rising by
Thomas Buchanan Reid. Mrs.
Il. F. DAVIDSON.
Vocal Solos
(O In the Time OF Rosss'' by
ReichArdt.
(b) "A Lullaby" by Brahms. Mrs.
j. Ninson Adams. accompanied
by Mrs. f. w. Spencer.
Paper-"History OF the Chapter.
Mrs. Belle Rollins Reid
Violin Solos
ta) "Beethovens Minust."
(b) Motto Pertutuo."
America sung by all. led by Mrs. VIM
son AdamA
On Tuesday morning a wreath OF re-
| membrance was placed by Mrs. J. II.
H. Low on the marker erected In Min
eral Palace park>by tho Arkansas VAL
Icy Chapter in honor Of Mrs. Martha
J. Noble, tho first regent.
Mrs. Manning Moore. Mrs. French
Leo Taylor. Miss Dena Coyle entertain
ed tho Pau-Hellcnic association in tho
homo OF Mrs. Moore last Saturday af-
ternocn. A brief business session was
conducted followed by pleasant visit
Ing among the members. Those noted
A. being present were: Miss Grace Pol
lard. Miss Dorothy Burton. Aiiss Wave
Richardson. Miss Lulu Cuthbertson.
Miss Theresa McNally, Miss Grace
Peppcrdine. Miss Bertha Hoskins. Mias
Edn. Helstern. Miss Bertha Hoskins.
Beck. Miss Hulda Foraman. Miss
Christine Lurton. Miss Helen Pattee.
Miss Julia Mount. Mas Mary Parks.
Mrs. W. ]. Rose. Mrs. C. W. Maynard.
Mrs. A. G. Hoskins. Mrs. Colin Mac
donald. Mrs. Lorin Fimple. Mrs. c. w
etrcsmer. Mrs. NJ. p. Donaldson. Mrs
Frank Pryor. Mrs. Frederick NJ. Heller.
Mrs. Phillip Woods. Mrs. Thomas
Thompson. Mrs. r. J. Downen. Jr.. and
tho hostcsscs.
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The Jolly Birthday club entertained
the members at a delightful party and
dinner given in honor of the birthdays
OF Mrs. Hattie o. Borden and Mrs
Max *. Bacon at the homo OF Mrs
Bacon on Tuesday. February I. The
decorations used were In keeping with
the spirit OF the Valentine season and
vere fittinsly observed throughout.
Covers wcrc laid for tho following:
hv
Grome. Mrs. George c. Harper. Mrs.
d. Vincent. Mrs. A. J. Diamond Mrs.
r. D. Schnack. Mrs. George ". Parks.
Mrs. IDA i. Donahuc, Mrs. J. +. Hen
ncsy. Mrs. Rcn II. Donahue. Mrs.
Harry West. Mrs. Bert +. Schnack and
Mrs. Max X. Bacon.
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The Lambda Alpha Lambda sorority
met Saturday afternoon In the home of
Mrs. r. ]. Reitmier. The business ses-
sion was followed by bright social
moments during which light refresh
were: Miss Helen walkinshood. Miss
Josephine Langdon. Miss Marguerite
McGraw. Miss Edwina vories. Miss
Dorothy Dameron. Miss Shirley Rus
sell. Miss Erma Cox. tho Misses Marie
and Josephine Finisn. Mrs. Howard
DIN. Mrs. Homer Scale. Mrs. Carl
Forsman. Mrs. Raymon Sutton. Mrs.
Laurence Lsngdon.
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Tho members % the r 9. V. r.
club enjoyed . Valentine party in
the home OF Miss Mary Lee Burch
Friday evening. Hearts and various
valentines were used In decorations. |
cr.d refreshments eugFestive of the
season were served. Those present
were: Miss Louise Alison. Miss
Edyths Ashiy. Mics Edna Smith. Miss
Maurine Briggs. Miss A.oe Marie
Croll. Miss Gladys Briggs, Miss Mary |
Leo Burch. William Gambler. John
Dunlop. Robert obermAn, walter |
Gass. William Bu.hr,ok. J. d. Ali.
son, DenEel Burton.
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Mr. and Mrs, Max X. Bacon en-.
tertained at five hundred in their home !
on Friday evening February ard. |
Vocal numbers were rendered by Mr.. |