Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-08
HOW HEAFEN COMES

In golden flights IN glory
But in this little daily round,
This common human story
Heaven is In little useful deeds,
Lighted by loves great passion:
Out Of the humble human needs
All Heavens take form and tashioh'
Man never gets pure heaven from doo
However much he wrestles:
All Heavens must come thru clay anu
clod,
In common earthen vessels
Tho Gates of Paradise are near:
Awake. away, and you win them:
That heartening word. that friendly
tear,
Have hallelujass r.,,:,,, n them Markham.
Miss Dorothy MacFsrlane was at
home to the members of Hesperian LII
terary society OF Centennial, Wednes-
day afternoon, January 4th- An inter
esting program was given consisting
of THE Life of Kate Douglas Wig
gin" and an e1erp from one of her
well-known books, Birds Christmas
Carol. and THE Life of Gene STRAIT
ton Porter" and an exerp from her
wonderful book "Freckles Clever
resolutions, in verse, were composed as
favors for all. and most delicious re-
critic: Velna Adams. Dorothy Allen,
Lamore Anderson. Sarah Anderson
Myrtle Behrens, Adeline Bess. Frances
Brokaw, Arta Buck. Virginia Ruck-
ineham, Katherine Dammann, Turza
Dammann, Ruth Darlington. Dorothy
Jewell, Ruth Johnston. Leota IIonoers'
Adn Laramey, Lola Laramey. Dorothy
Merty, Juani.a Minnick, Vivian Muir
ray. Winifred Murray, Sarah Oppen-
helm. Martha Paddock, Irene Patchen,
Catherine Proudfoot, Velna Radley.
Alice Robinson. He;en Robinson,
Martha Ryan. Grace Spencer, cara
S,oner. Lillian swearingen, Edna VII
and the hostess Dorothy MacFariane'
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The initial program tea of the New
Year was given at the Minnequa Coun-|
try club Monday afternoon by Mrs. NJ.
J. Galligan and Mrsf Joseph p. Dillon
J. Galligan and Mrs. Joseph T. Di!lon
and Mrs. William ]. Livingston The
interior was beautiful in its gay
Christmas adjoining OF red and green.
and red carnations and ferns crowned
the handsomely appointed table from
which the delectable refreshments were
served.
The program of song presented by
Mrs. Cieora Wood Schmidt and Prof.
Wilhelm Schmidt, Of Colorado Springs.
proved to be one Of delight to the
guests. Each song was given an eN-
quisite and sympathtic Interpretation
by Mrs. Schmidt whose youthful ana
radiant personality combined with a
temperamental spontaneity captured
all hearts. Prof. Schmidt is an artist
as an accompanist. as well as COM
poser, and the second group OF songs
were Of special interest being his
original compositions.
Each number wa. received with ap-
probation. the last. ''One Fine Day.,
the Aria from Madam Butterfly. which
was sung in wonderful voice. el!citing
prolonged applause.
Mrs. Schmidt was the winner in the
state contes. of young professional
singers in Colorado Springs last spring
and sang the same two compositions
OF her husband at the State Fedora
ton of Music Teachers held in Den
Yer Christmas week The program fol-
lows:
ta) Star ....................R Rogers
tb) Tho Last Hour. .Cramer
te) Thank God for Garden. ....-
x..n;...;;:...;....;;...Del RICO
fa) Let Thy Weeping Cease Not.
.................W Wilhelm Schmidt
fb) Yearning ...... Wilhelm Schmidt
tal Mother o Mine. Tours
fh) Dearest ............-.-..-Ho Homer
tc) Since You Went Away.
On. Fine Day. Aria from Madam But
terhy.
Those chosen to assist the hostesses
wsre: Mrs. J. ]. Pattee. Mrs. Henry
vanderveer, Mrs. Walter l.. Wilder.
Mrs., H; P. vcries, Mr,. Fred Bullen,
Mrs. A. G. Hoskins, Mrs. J. T. Nc
Corile. Mrs. Tod c. storer. Mrs. r. D.
Lands, Mrs. Paul Mccoy. Mrs. Wilbur
Pryor. Mrs. Wilbur Lucas. Mre. W. l..
Hartman. Mrs. l.. Wyeth Pope. Mrs. ].
Y. Monroe. Mrs; D. r. Dunton. Mrs.
r I fY-s
John G. Wolf, Mrs C. W. Maynard.
Mrs. Harry Caldwell Miss Cecilia
Gmahling, OF Peru. Miss Helen Psttee.
Miss Josephine Langdon. Miss France.
Anderson Miss Elizabeth Baker
Mrs. J. Yeaser Hamilton entertained
in honor OF Miss Irene OakIeaf at n
dancing party in her home Monday
evening, the occasion being the seven
teenth birthday Of Miss Oakleaf Tho
rooms we're decorated in Centennial
colors, red and white. and the table in
the dining room was crowned with a
lovely birthday cake. Respondent in
trimmings OF red and white contain
ing the traditional ring and penny, the
same colors being evident in red can
dies and red candles Games were
played, New Years resolutions were
written and read, and dancing enjoyed.
A prize was awarded to Milton Booth
for the cleverest resolutions. Joe Pri-
vett receiving the consolation prize
for unique effort along the same line,
and tho 10 yors for the best dancers
were given to Thomas Barber and
Mai garet Barnum. Those present
were: Miss oakleaf Miss Ruth Ber-
rington. Miss Mamie Hamlin, Miss
Isabelle Heating, Miss Mildred Lee,
Miss Juanita Min,ick. Miss Dorothy
Overdorf Miss Martha Ryan. Louis
Barnun. Milton Booth. James Downen.
William Cannon. Donaxan Oakleaf.
Joseph Privett, William Ryan. Donald
Wallace. Mrs. Mary A. Davis, Mrs.
c. A. Oakleaf, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ysger Ham
ilton, Miss Margaret Barnum, William
Barber.
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Tho ladies Of ST. Leanders parish
entertained the Ladies' Aid society of