Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-07
PERSONS AND EVENTS

This day God gave Me.
In 1t l will have no fear
| l Will not worry,
| 1 shall trust Him
| And thank Him for this day
| This alone Is thy concern, to fight
manfully. and never, however mani
| fold thy wound, to lay down thine
arm, or to take flight.
BY Lorenzo Scupoli.
Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Carlisle, OF
Monterey, Cal, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Grace Mac, to
Mr.. Howard Lowell Hoyt, OF Del
Monte, Cal. Miss Carlisle attended
Central High school in Monterey and
is a graduate Of The Thomas D, Dee
Memorial Hospital" training school
for nurses. class 1920, of Ogden, Utah,
where she has resided for the past four
years Mr.. Iloyt is graduate OF Lee
land Stanford university and Is a pop
uiar young bachelor and club man of
San Francisco. The wedding will take
place on March 16 at Monterey, Cal.
After a wedding trip to the northern
part of California, the prospective
bride and bridegroom will reside at
Monterey.
Mrs. Wilbur Lucas. Mrs. Lorin Finn
pie. Mrs. Todd c. Storer entertained
the members of the Pam Hellenic as
ISOLATION in the home of Mrs. Lucas
Saturday afternoon. Pleasant mo-
ments were enjoyed after the short
business session and delectable refresh
ments were served. Those present
We're: Mrs. L.. b. Weed, Mrs. NJ. B.
Donaldson. Mrs. Grant Walker. Mrs.
w. J. Ross. Mrs. Colin Macdonald,
Mrs. Laurence Langdon, Mrs. A. G..
Hoskins. Mrs. II. Hayden, Mrs. Frank
j. Helwig, Mrs. Derby. Mrs 7. j.
Downen Jr., Mrs. r. II. Finney, Miss
Lulu Cuthbertson. Miss May Ander-
son, Miss Marguerite McGraw, Miss
Theresa McNally, Miss Julia Mount.
Miss Bessie Van Brimer. Miss Mary
Parks. Miss Bertha Hoskins. Miss
Edna Hawke. Miss Theresa Beck, Miss
Dona Coyle, Miss Grace Pollard, Mrs.
Lucas, Mrs. Storer and Mrs. Fimple.
An informal dancing party will be
enjoyed by the members of the Minnc-
qua Country club this evening.
The New Century club will meet
during March with Mrs. !. NJ. Wood
ard and at the meeting this morning,
Mrs. j. II. Rislcy. assisted by Mrs.
Archibold Jones. Mrs. j. NJ. Woodland
and Mrs. Charles Rose will DISCUSS
the subject, Modern Russian Paint
iugs."
The association OF Collegiate Alum
nae will meet Saturday afternoon,
March II. at ! o'clock for luncheon in
the Commerce Club rooms. Reserva-
tions must be made not later than FRI
day morning with Mrs. S. 9. Packard.
Mrs. w. A. Saunders left last night
for Los Angeles, Cal. where she will
visit her mother and sister for an in
definite time. Mr.. Saunders will join
her there shortly for a few weeks
rest.
Mrs. l. r. Stockton and daughters.
tho Masses Lolita and Laura Belle. arc
now with DIR. and Mrs. 7. II. Wood
bridge planning to sojourn with them
scvcral months.
Miss Frances Anderson. having en-
Joycd tho weekend with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Anderson. returned
to the University OF Colorado carly
yesterday morning.
Mr. ard Mrs. warfieid Ryley and
sons. warficld Rylcy Jr. and Francis
Ryley, who have been making their
home at the Congress hotel. have
moved and arc now at AZ West
Eighteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Robertson who
have been Visiting their sister. Mrs
e. w. Strcamer and family. left sun
day FOR their home In st. Louis. Mo.
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