Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-29
FIRST SNOW

Where Whlte darkneSs closed the day.
And no man might pick his way.
How I love these stories old
have mine when / behold
The white migrants winging forth
From the lands beyond the North:
Hyperborean flocks are they
still. their plumes shut out the day.
They were fledgcd far In the sky.
Ru. on earth their wings they try,
Flocks uncounted, on they stream.
In a wavering, downward dream.
Singly. tho they come, at last
On their earthbed they arc nassed,
Plume and plume in falling blend;
They are at their journeys end.
Fallen. yet they are not 10th
All uns!ghtliness to cIothe.
Just as II they must fulfiu
Service set by Beauty's will,
So. the stubble hides In down.
Withered rose-hips get a crown.
While the cold north-flank OF trees
Have their samite draperies.
Dipping sedge they gather on
In the likeness of a swan.
Floating gently until stayed
Py the touch that Frost has laid.
often it's some orphaned nest
where the migrants chose to rest.
Which so tenderly they brood
II forsets its solitude
As for me. l have my debt:
Come black care. some thorny fret
Caught beneath those wavering
plumcs.
Fell with them to neither Eiooms,
7 am soothed. and can sleep,
when on earth the snow lies deep.
-Ry Edith NJ Thomas.
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A qu... wedding OF unusual intere.,
was .olemnized when Miss Miriam
Phyllis Scrihner ard Mr.. Victor Y.
Haven were united In msrriax, Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock in the home of
tho brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. b.
r. ecribner. The rooms were abloom
with pink and whit. roses. carnations
and snapdra gons. the windows in the
library being banked with lavender
and pink sweet peas. potted plants and
palms designed ~ a floral altar be-
formed by the Rey. Robert Lee Wolf.
Of Colorado Spring. potertate OF the
Al Kaiy Shrine. Before the pl!shtinx
o. the VOWS, Mrs Howard Hayden, ac-
companted by Nrs. James X. Sweeney.
sang Sacrament" by MacDermid and,
as tho bride approached. leaning on the
arm OF her father, Mr. b. +. scribner.
Melody in F. was played softly by
Mrs. Sweeney. Before the congratula-
,ions. Mrs Hayden rang expresstvcly,
Tender Ties" by Alfred Belbruck.
Later. de,ectabl. refreshments were
served. The bride was Rowned in white
satin crepe. hand embroidered IN sill
yer and white and trimmed in real
lace. She wore a becoming coronet OF
FRAGRANT orange blossoms and carried
a shower bouquet OF white roses and
freesia blooms. Tho bride is hand
some. intelligent young woman who at.
tended Centennial High school and
graduated in high standing last June
from Colorado College where che was
assistant instructor in PSYCHOLOGY our-
Ing tho last semester. Mr.. Haven
IL we'll known a. an energetic
and progressive young business man,
heins at the head OF the Credit de-
rartment OF Crcws-Besss. The guests
present were: Former Governor ana
Mrs Aiva Adams Mr.. and Mrs. j. WIN
Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ". Lee.
Mi. and Mrs. 7. l.. Lewis, MI and
Mrs. 5. w. Presssy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Haines, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. F. Brown. MT.
and Mrs j. G. Dern, OF colorado
Springs. Mr and Mrs. Asbury White
Mr.. and Mrs A. :. Booth. the Rev. and
Mrs. Robert Lee Wolf, OF Colorado
Springs, Mrs. James X. Sweeney, Mrs
Howard Hayden. Mrs. W. o. Patter-
son. Mrs. Mary l.. Burns, MISS hathef-
iVf 'TulnH. tl 'pt'lib' Gyms
Mildred kamus, OF Denver, Mrs. Robert
Countway.
Mis-. Cora May Gwyn entertained
the members OF the Arkansas valley
Chapter. d. A. r., at their regular
meeting in the Steel Works ~ yes.
terday afternoon Daffodil. were used
az adornings and American flags
frightened with their beauty Mrs;
Mary r. Orfutt. the regent. presided
and after brief husincss session. IN
troduHd Mrs. Herbert II. Hayden. the
state regent, who spoke in an inspiring
manner on the national ana star
work of tho Daughters OF IN" Amer
can Revolution. Misses Naomi Dins-
moro then read an interesting paper
on the subject Colonial Women OF
tho North. after which the hostess
served delicious refreshments. The fol,
lowing were elected as delegates ana
alternates TO the continental cohs'e"
which will convene In Washington ~
C.. In April. Mrs. Mary r. Oftutt, re-
ecnt; Mrs A. &. Daniels. regents al
ternate: Miss Maudc Patrick. delegate
reserved alternste.. Mrs, Forest b
Rutherford. Mrs. r. T Wilton, Mrs'
Belle II, Reid. Mrs. Frank u. Harris
Mrr j. r. Dick Jr., Mrs, o. W. Ma
laby. Mrs A. II. Linebarger, Mrs -
II. II. Low. Mrs. Fred o. Roof' Mrs,
r. l.. Lewis. Those electeu 10
tn. state conference of the u a. X, 70
hc held in Denver on Monda! anu
Tuesday. March 20. u. were; Delegates
Mr. Mary r. offutt. regent Mrs. A.
s Booth. Mrs. r. l.. Lewis. Mrs. Bele
r Reid. Mrs. walker y. Leslie. Mrs
w r. BRYANT. Mrs. Riley r. Cloud
Mr.. Thomss Matthews. Alternates'
Mrs A. c. Daniels, Mrs W. T. KIM
nell, Mrs. J. n. II Low. Miss Graes
Pollard. Miss Mary J. ShaW. Mrs' w, os
" Rose. Mrs. Z. r. Davisson. MIS-
Bertha =. Taylor.
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At recent meeting of the Pueplp
.hapter. d. A. r.. held In the home y,
Mrs. 7. j. Pattee. the followins "c,e
elected as delegates and alternaies ~
the Continental congress Wh'cn
san,,ora IN Washington. u. g.. IN
An,u Nrs NJ, n. Thatcher, regent
- .,-.L..r Wilder. reEents nltcI-