Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-05

GERS OF Chapter AU. and all unaffilI-
ated p. E. O.'s In the city arc espe-
cially invited to attend. All members
of Chapter +. are urged 10 be pres
ent at this meeting.
Miss Luella Brown entertained the
| Queen Esther club at their regular
| meeting in her homo Friday evening
| After short business session and the
lesson. dainty refrcshment, were
| served and social moments were en-
Joyed. The members present wore:
MrS, II. I. Kohler, Miss Gertrude Keli-
erman. Miss Ida Ebbeson. Miss Helen
Haines. Miss Eleanor Walter. Miss
Georgette Renkle. Miss Violet Olson
| and Miss Brown.
| A program tea planned by the mem
bers of tho Monday Musical club will
| be enjoyed in the home OF Mrs. II. Il.
Carpenter tomorrow afternoon from
| to ) O'Clock. Every year this club gives
| a tea for the benefit of the scholarship
| fund and al this time. It Is hoped that
| II will receive the same generous re-
| sponse as formally. The program TO be
given, as callers come and 20 follows:
Vocal solo. Because by ............
| .-.-..............--...G Guy de H4rdeIot
Mrs. Paul Jarnell
Piano Duet. Finale" by Paul Bohm
Mrs. Jesse Rood and Mrs. Fred Broome
Reading Miss Ida Blanche Robe
Vocal Solos
ts) Dawn by Harold currsn
| tb) Morning .-.......Oley speaks
Mrs. Harper Gardner.
Piano Solo Mrs. Allen Harrison
Piano Solo Mrs. Francis Schwinscr
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The Nineteenth Century club mrt
| Tuesday afternoon IN the home Of Mrs.
Logan Ragle when tho following In
tercsting program was given:
Paper-"Our Foremost Living Men,
Lloyd George. Viscount I,hii. Cl-sn-
cnceau and William TAFT
Paper-"Tne Social Conditions Per
tanning to Our Industries" ..-...
................... Mrs. j. F.. Udick
/ Vocal Solos by Mrs. Ell Wharton. ac-
companied by Miss Julia Mount.
Mrs. T. j. Brown will entertain the
club on Tuesday afternoon February
u. at a Valentine party which will be
an open meeting
Tho "Wednesday morning club will
meet this week with Mrs A. A. Wei
land when the subject OF Education
will be continued under the direction
OF Mrs. c. II. Stiokney. assisted BY
Mrs. Frederick b. orman.
Tho Clio club celebrated their
twentieth anniversary In tho home OF
Mrs. a. S. Andrew at covered dish
luncheon Tuesday. blooming be
sonia adorned tho ,,ablc and coycrs
were laid for fourteen. Pleasant So
cial hours were enjoyed. Mrs. W. :.
Johnston Will entertain Mt an open
meeting on Tuesday afternoon. Febru-
nry IL, when each member may invite
two guests.
afternoon in tho home OF Mrs. Jcsso
Rood when this program WAS given:
Current Events OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Leader. Miss Laura Jones
Schools and Institutions ............
Miss DinEman and Mis-. Chcrrington
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Tbs Monday Evening club met last
week with Mr.. and Mrs W. NJ. Hca-
ton. 4 carefully prepared paper on
the subject OF Intelligence was read
By the host which called forth an in
tcresting discussion. The ncxt meet
ing will be with Mr.. and Mrs. Sper.y
S. Packard.
Tho East Side Social club will me.,
. Mt Mrs f. NJ. Hobbs. 1906 L. Sixth
street. Wednesday. February sth.
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Tho NowA-Day club will meet next
Mrs. J. II. Roy when Mrs. W. o. Peter
! son will give n review on Yesterdays
in Washington By. Mary s. Lockwood.
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Tho Aremc society will meet in Ma
sonic parlors Thursday afternoon. Feb
ruary 2. when Mrs. T.. A. Bruner. Mr..
E. A. Stone. Mrs. II. c Webster Will
be ho.tcsses. All o. E. S. members are
invited.
Tho Tenderfoot Bachelors club an
nounce n novelty Valentine dance in
tho Garden Friday evening. February
TO- Admission :: y !. Invitation I.
Mrs. Manning Moore. Mrs. French
Lee Taylor. Miss Dena Coyle wcrc hos
tosses at the meeting Of tho Pan-Hcl-
lenic association in tho home OF Mrs.
Moore yesterday afternoon.
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The Thursday Literary club will meet
with Mrs. c. :. Page so7 wcs. Tenth
street. Thursday morning, February ..
at s'l' O'Clock :. :.
The Collegiate Alumnss association
viii meet Saturday. February II. at
ESQ o'clock in tho home OF Mrs, VIII
liam Jchle. 2'it High street, when Mrs.
\. j. Forbush, Mrs. Spcrry Packard
and Mrs. Jehle Will be hostesses, After
short business session. the afternoon
VIII be a social one;
Mr.. Mahlon d. Thatcher left wodrc,-
day night for Chicago. having been
called there by the death of Mrs
Thetcher's father. Mr.. Franklin a.
Luce. The news Of the death OF Mir.
Luce was received with regret by many
friends in Pueblo. as he visited his
daughter here frequently.
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Mr.. J. A. Butler, Mr.. NJ. ". Butler
and son, Mc.srs. Jack and WAYNE
Butler. of Los Angeles. Mr.. and Mrs,
w. y. Weaver, of Kansas City. spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
j. Weaver. Tho gentlemen went 10
Denver Monday morning but. Mrs
w. y. Weaver 1. visiting longer with
relatives here.
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Mrs. Phillip Evans and daughter,
Miss Dorothy Evans, left Tuedsy night
for Findlay. Ohio, to visit relative.
and friends. after which they will go