Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15

With garlands gay your brows be
twined;
We know. when you have passed our
What deep regrets you'll leave be-
And yet we welcome in Its turn
Each new year whate'er gifts 1t
brings
For ever in our hearts doth burn
A spark of hope for better things;
Ever unquenched to live and glow
Till fade the stars from out the sky:
In that great day when we shall know
That all our years have passed us by.
BY Walter l.. Patteson.
Harrington a Secret Steven-
sOniaR
Booth Harrington is pleasant mas
querader a whimsical romanticist
wearing occasionally the mask of real
ism. says Christopher Morley upon
reading Harlequin and Columbine' in
| which he sees a true artist ANUS
ing himself with absolute grace and
dexterity. Mr.. Harrington Is always SO
| entertaining and so fluent" says Mr..
Morley, "one is likely to forget that he
is also n great deal more. Mr.. Tarking-
| ton has always seemed TO us to have a
secret Stevensonian touch: no matter
how he may have trimmed tho canvas
| to accommodate his course to the cast
| erly gales OF realism. he has not for
gotten that in the cabin there is an
immortal passenger whose name is
! Romance"
The Monday Musical club will hold
examinations for new members on
Thursday afternoon. January 2s. at
2 o'clock in thu home of Mrs. =. c..
Croll. 612 Jackson street. Please to
send your applications to Mrs. T. c.
Croll.
Chapter F, P. +. o., met Monda.
evening In the home OF Mrs. $. F.
Reno. There was an interesting round
of the constitution. and roll call was
answered with wild Flowers of Colo
rado.''
Mrs. Ralph Walmsley will be hostess
Mt the open meeting of tho Monday
Musical club Monday afternoon. jan
uary l6. for the active and associate
members. There will be music during
the social moments.
Il + =
Tho woman's club will meet in the
home of Mrs. w. II. WINNER mex,
Wednesday afternoon. January IS
when tho following program will be
given on the subject of The Press:
Paper-"Tho American Press ......
Mrs. James WINNER
Paper-Effect OF the Press on Public
Opinion. .......M Mrs. j. Arthur Phelps
Music
! Miss Wave Richardson and Miss
Harriet Hin entertained tho members
of tho Pan-Hellenic association in the
home of Miss Richardson Saturday
afternoon. After the business session.
} games of Bridge were played while n
few visited over needlework and. as
| oh Of \, N
were served. Those present were:
Mrs. Lorin Fimple. Mrs a. @. Hos
kins, Mrs T. J. Downen Jr.. Mrs. Colin
Macdonald. Mrs. Frank Helwig. Mrs.
NJ. Brinklcy, Mrs. w. ] Ross, Mrs.
Reese Hall. Mrs. Carl Stowe. Mrs. C.
w. Streamer, Mrs. Frederick Heller.
Mrs. Phillip Woods. Mrs. w. II.
Hayden. Miss Bertha Hoskins
Miss Clare Wilson. Miss Grace
Pollard. Miss Mary Parks. Miss
Lulu Cu,hbertson. Miss Marguerite
McGraw. Miss Edna Hawke. Miss
Mary McNally, Miss Carolyn Curry.
Miss May Anderson. Miss Grace Pep
perdiue, Miss Dorothy Burton. Mss
Richardson and Miss Hill.
! i. i. !.
The Thursday Literary club will
meet in the home OF Mrs. j. II. Fem,
1915 Lake avenue. Thursday morning
January 1'' at s:iS o'clock
The Tenderfoot Bachelors club an
nounces n January dancing party in
: the Garden on Monday evening. Janu-
ary %. Admission by invitation only
= :. !.
The Social Service Guild OF Ascen-
sion church met Monday at the home
of Mrs. II. A. Stout when Mrs. A.
r. Williamson and Mrs. Stout were
hostesses. The annual election of Of
ficors resulted as follows: Mrs.
Charles a. Flutcher. president; Mrs.
, Homer Z. Scarlc, vice president;
Mrs. Thomas Bruce. treasurer; Mrs.
Frank Hclwig. secretary. Mrs.
Charles NJ. Thompson Will be hostess
at the next regular meeting on Mon
, day afternoon. January &c.
!. r !.
r Tho Nineteenth Century club will
meet with Mrs +. Il. Wallace next
Tuesday afternoon when the round
Russia of, Today Will be led sby
Mrs. Juan Rayner.
The Monday Evening club met in the
home Of Prof and Mrs. ]. ". Ris ey
last week. The host read paper on
! the subject. "Hehedity as an obstacle
to Universal Peace" which was fol-
lowed by an interesting discussion.
!. = !.
Tho Now-A-Day club met wcdnes-
/ day afternoon in the home of Mrs. Ed
/ ward Keller when Mrs. II. NJ West
read a paper on Colorado Industries"
!. i. !.
The New Century club will meet
Tuesday morning in the home of Mrs.
Howard s. Neager when Mrs. j. X.
| Wilson assisted by Mrs. j. NJ. Wood
Ieager will conduct the study of 'Si-