Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-19

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day Music and cards were enjoyed
after which Refreshments were served.
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The Nineteenth Colorado State Con-
ference Daughters of the American
Revolution will be held In Denver
March 20 and 81. 1929 by invitation of
the Denver, Colorado and Peace Pipe
Chapters at the Brown hotel. Many
of the 1900 Daughters included in the
d. A. r. membership of Colorado, all
pledges to love and protect the flag.
our country. and the liberty of the
American people forever" are expect
ed.
Mrs. George Maynard Minor. presi-
dent general: Mrs. Livingston l.. Hun
ter, treasurer general: and Miss Hun
ter, special page. will be present as
honored guests. Mrs. Herbert r. Hay
den, site .ogent, and Mrs. William
II. Kistler, vice state regent, will pre-
which will open Monday morning and
continue thru Tuesday. Among the at
tractive features of the program will
lie: address of welcome by Governor
Shoup for Colorado and Mayor Bailey
for Denver: greetings from hostess
chs2ters by Mrs. f. Thomas Boyd. OF
Denver Chapter; Mrs. Myron Jones.
Scott Tarbell, of Peace Pipe Chapter.
and a welcome to the national officers
from Mrs. Herbert B. Hayden. the
state regent.
Monday Afternoon.
Reports, state officers and chapter
regenta
Monday Evening.
President General. Mrs. Minor, will
give an address after which a recep-
tlon will be held in her honor at the
Brown Palace hotel.
Tuesday A. NJ.
Reports of chsirmen OF state commit
tees and national committees.
Report by state regent. The banner
given by Mrs. Frank Wheaton will be
presented to the chapter having the
highest per cent OF increase in mem
bership.
Mrs. Livingston L. Hunter will give
ar address on the subject. "our Or
regent. and Mrs. w. r. r. stote, will
conclude the program with an address
on The Chapter Program
The conference will close with
luncheon at the Brown hotel Tuesday,
TO be given in honor OF the visiting ma
tional officers. tho state regent and
state officers.
The twenty first district conference
of International Association OF Rotary
clubs will be held in Greeley. Colo.
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday.
March %. ~ and IS. The initial gather
Ing will be At a dinner Wednesday eve
ming to be given by Mr.. Harvey Park
er, district sovernof. in honor Of the
Immediate past internat tional president.
Mr.. Estes Snsdecor. of Portland. Ore. |
Mr.. B. r. scribner will be toastmaster
on this occasion and wilt prastde also
at the afternoon session on Thursday.
Mr.. Frank r. Parks and Mr.. c. A. |
Bailreieh viii give addresses. The fol- |
lowing will 20 from Pueblo: Mr.. Frank
y. Parks. Mr.. Walter L. wilder. Mr..
J. VIII Johnson, Mr.. Charles ". Lee.
Mfr. p. r. scrfbncr. Mr.. c. A. Balireich.
Mr.. c. n. Power. Mr.. J. r. Spr~nEIe.
Mr.. F. 8. Hong. Mr.. E. l. Crockett.
Mr.. p. Clark. Mr.. o. q. Alverson. Mfr.
.. Harvey Nuckoiis. Mr. Fred Brown.
Mr.. W. F. Rabcr, Mr.. c. T. Hopkins.
Mr.. James 81. Daily. Mr.. J. r. Kcat-
ING. Mr.. VIII White.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Hartshcrn enter
'ained at progressive High Five
party Saturday evening. After tho dl-
version OF the games delicious lunch
ron was served by the host and host
ess. and Mrs. Elliot and Dan kahler
vocal selections. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Spencer. Dr. and Mrs.
J. u. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Kahler.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. l.. Meyers. Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Elliott. NJ. and Mrs. W. r.
Rule. Mrs. Edna EthrinE,on. Lou
hoery, Mrs. Henry Harris. Miss Ethel
Robert Harsshorn. Joe
Lucille Elliott. Doris RuIe. |
George Meyers. Marie Meyers. Ellen |
kahler. the host and hostess.
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The lambda Alpha lambda sorority |
met in IN. home OF Miss Dorothy DAM
eron Saturday afternoon. After the
brief business session. social moments
wcrc enjoyed chatting over ncedlework.
Those present wcr~: Miss Luc'l. creel.
Mtss Marguerite McGraw. Mrs trma
cox. Miss Insz Mccarthy. Mas Marie
Fiuian. tho Misses May and Josephine
tAngdon. Miss Edna HAWKE. Mrs.
LAurcnc. Lansdon. Mrs. r. W. White.
Mrs. Frank Flynn. Mr:. Carl Forsman.
Mrs. p. r. Dsvi.eon. Mrs. Louis
Rueeni,z. Mre. Bertha Taylor and
Mrs. A. q. Brown will bc hostess at
tho regular meeting Of the Arkansas
Valley Chapter. y. A. r.. mex, Sa;ur-
day afternoon. March rs. at the Steel
Works = NJ c. A. building. There
viii he a repor, of the State Confer
cncc and Mir Cora May G~ynn will
read paper on the subject. Colonial
Women Of the South"
Miss Martha Heating was hostess
at tho regular meeting Of the BETA
Tau Delta sorority Wednesday even
.ng.. Business matters werc diecuss-
I'd in a brief session and. Afterwards.
social moments were enjoyed visiting
happily during which refreshment.
were served. Those present were:
Miss Helen Patte.. Miss Mary Parks.
Miss Margaret Dick. MisA Florence
Van Brim.r. Miss Blanche Matteson.
Miss Mary Bell Of.utt. tho Misses
Elizabeth and Lucille Van Brimer.
Miss Christine Jurton. Miss Anna
Msude Garnet. Miss Rarnice sharp.
Mrs. Herbert white and the hoefcos.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Klein. ceie-
hrs,ins the eighteenth birthday Of
their daughter. Miss Elizabeth Dele