Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-26
sutton, Mrs. Carl Fornnan. Mrs. How


ard Olin.
The meeting OF the st. Vincent De
Paule society Wednesday afternoon In
st. Francis hall was we'll attended and
a neat sum realized for the Now
Homo OF tho Holy Family Girls Pro-
,setory. Mrs. Z; J; JaGEer; Mrs. John
hostesses, Cards were enjoyed at IS
tables. Delicious refreshments served.
after which Mrs. Ray Mccarthy and
Mrs. Ethel Rees rendered several
vocal select!ons. Those present were:
Mrs. $, Q. Able. Mrs. A. L.angford,
Mrs. NJ. Haver. Mrs, VIM. c. Cline. Mrs,
L. J. Keiflein. Mrs. p. Keyes. Mrs.
d. Mahoney. Mrs. E. Boedecker. Mrs.
J. L. walpole. Mrs; ". F. Curran,
Mrs. c. MulIholland, Mrs. Ed Butts, !
Mrs. ]. NJ. Wigglesworth. Mrs. VIM.
Hewitt, Mrs. Nj. Sterner. Mrs. w. L. |
McMinn, Mrs. NJ. J. Donahue. Mrs. J.
Conner, Mrs. J. w. Davis, Mrs. J, J.
Elizabeth Powell. Miss Cecelin Brown. |
Miss Matilda Jaeger. Mrs. l.. Il. Pfef- |
ferle. Mrs. Thos: Hudson. Mrs. Ward
Mills and son Jr.. Mrs, Chas. Yund.
Mary walpole. Mrs. W. j. Downs,
Mrs. r. S. McAlpin. Mrs. Mary Z.
Holmes. Mrs. p. NJ. Lavellc. Mrs. ]. ]. !
Mcdonnell. Mrs. Mary Haney, Mrs. !
Bodcer, Mrs. ]. F. Driscoll, Mrs. Mary |
pouEherty, Mrs. Robt. ogle, Mrs.j
Mahoney. Mrs. T. l.. Jackson, Mr.. /,
N. G, Jones. Mrs. VIM Botyler, Mrs. |
]; Kirby. Mrs. T. f. Russell. Mrs.
Iho.: Burke. Mrs. John yahey. Mrs
! Mrs: John BcrEin, Mrs B. Billlck. Mrs. !
Z. Johnston, Mrs. L. J. Finnin. Mrs
Art Cowan. Mrs. w. II. Boyle. Mrs. J. |
Macdonald. Mrs. p. NJ. Ghcc. Mrs. z. J. |
''ss'F' Mrs y; 4 !: sharps'een'
Tho Nathan B. Forrest Chapter, Y. |
o. c.. met In the home OF Mrs. H. II. |
Wilson Thursday afternoon. Mrs. F.. s.
Slaven being assistant hostess. Mrs. !
w. X. Dudley presided and after the |
business session. Mrs. D. L. Boycs ac-
"A Winter Lullaby" by DeKovcn and |
a composition by Lohr called You |
Had Better Ask Nc" Mrs. Dudley read
the letter from the president general |
published by the Confederate Veteran /,
In which Mrs. Schuyler stated that the |
first response to her appeal for aid
to repair and improve the Leo Nc
mortal Chapel was from the son Of
Union officer in the war between the !
states. Miss Katherine Dudley gave an /,
interesting reading called she Moth
cred Five" by Edgar A. Guest: Mrs.
Thomas Matthews read in a comprc-
hensive manner the speech OF Mrs. a.
C. Campbell. historian general, given
at the St. Louis convention Of the u.
D. G. The application Of Miss Mary i
Hutchinson for membership was read |
and voted upon favorabiy. Mrs. Earl
Shoemaker and Mrs. O. c. Wise were
appointed os the program committee.
GluV nR h>
bcrs OF tho Chapter. will leave next
Tuesday for California to reside. and
resolutions OF regret and wishes for
happiness and health in her new home
were extended by the chapter.
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A Washington party was enjoyed
Wednesday afternoon by the mvmLcrs
Of the Now-A Day club in the hcne OF
MIS-. j. H. Roddy who was assisted by
Mrs. II. NJ. West and Mrs. Edwin
Keller. The guests were rscsisei by
Mrs. Roddy dressed as George Wash
inston md Mrs. Edwin Keller repre-
senting Martha Washington, the Coz
tunes being represented OF distant Co.
lonlal days. The national colors were
reflected In clusters OF red. white ard
After Mrs. L. J. Parrish read her en-
iertain!nS paper on Romance in Bust
ness and Everyday Life and the
playing Of clover games. surprise
handkerchief shower was presented to
Mrs. John A. Martin. as February 20
was her birthday also. Those Gndinr
pleasure in the hours were. Mrs y. W.
Calkins, Mrs. fohn a. Martin. Mis-. j.
F. Starkweathsr. Mrs Harry Stark
weather. of Panama. Mrs. Robert
Clark, Mrs: w. @: Peterson. Mrs. c. s.
Clark HoaEland. Mrs. II. w. Ray. Mrs.
Riley r. Cloud. Mrs. william Coner-
ford. Mrs. George Cannon. Mis. l.. ].
Parrish. Mrs. w. J.. Rees, Mrs. a. +.
Williamson. Mrs. Charles Bailey. Mrs.
NJ. p. keating. Miss Maude Taylor
and the hostcsses
Mrs. r. NJ. Allison. Mrs. G. A. Cook.
Mrs. ]. Mckee and Mrs. J. n. wissles-
worth entertained the Ladies' Aid So ,
cie,y to the Sacred Hear. Orphanaso in
Green bows for the annual tag day
were tied. The following were prcs-
ent: Mrs. John Frawley. Mrs, J. Ma
honey. Mrs. George Shcarcr. Mrs. n.
Stcrnor. Mrs. NJ. j. Walpole. Mrs. #.
Mrs. William Hewitt. Mrs.
Mrs. las. Ryan, Mrs. Stella Purcell,
Mrs. p. Harr, Mrs ]. S. Darcy. Mrs.
Is. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Andrew Nc
Govern. Sr., Mrs. John Snuff, Mrs.
John Borsiu. Mrs. 4. A. Butts, Mrs.
Henry Bcnchcr. Mrs. r. Pcttci. Mrs. I
John Maloncy, Mrs. r. A. walpolc.
Mrs. NJ. +. curran, Mrs. John Bergin, q
Mrs. r. NJ. Scott. Mrs. J. II. Rooney, /
Mrs. J. ]. L.angdon. Mrs. A. Lang /
ford. Mrs. II. c. Hclstcrn. Mrs. Frank !
Pcrtcl, Mrs. Anna O'Brien, Mrs. 81. +. II
$cary. Mrs. Il. &. Idle. Mrs. Elizabeth
Powell. Mrs. NJ. Dohcrty. Mira. Robert
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This clipping from paper in WASH 4
Ing.on. n. G. will be read with inter Z
pst by Pueblo friends: II
"Dr. Hubert Work. assistant post =
master general. and Mrs. Work. were !
hosts Saturday night at a dinner party ]
given ut wardman Park hotel. in COM l
pliment to Governor and Mrs. 5houp. u
who have been Washington visitors