Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-14
PERSONS AND EVENTS
TOMORROW

Alas for freedom, and oh. our frailty!
he Illusion mine and away reality.
When past Is the surges thundcTous
roar.
And VIC list to the far rccurrcnt lapse,
OF tho cbbing tide on tho desolato
shore.
Comes. sweet as hope. tho word-pcr-
In ali he creed and lexicons of .or-
Sleeps sweet with hope. tho word-,o-
morrow.
BY JOHN BUTLER YEATS
Mrs. r. J. Weaver and Mrs, A. q,
Ho-kins Will cntcrtain at h thimble
party Wednesday afternoon. a Bridge
luncheon ON Thursday and = thimblc
icl on Saturday afternoon. all of which
will he enjoyed In tho home of Mrs.
Weaver and Mrs. Hosklns In Aberdeen.
The Rotary club will entertain the
teachers Of both districts Wednesday y
evening February -, instead OF Feb
ruarv IG as previously announced. \
Works auditorium after which dane
ing will be enjoyed.
Tho Twentieth Century Round Tahls
club will meet this evening In the home
of Mr. and Mrs. ]. @. Chapman when
Jet of Henry Ford.
Tho Monday Evening club met last
night in tho home OF Mr.. and Mrs
spcrry $ packard when the host road
an iufnr live paper on tho subject
"AdJustr. compensation which wa,
followed 10y an animated discussion.
The members OF the clio club will
meet this afternoon with Mrs. w. $
johnson and ns this la an open meet.
ing. the pleasure OF the hours Will bC
shared with friends. Continuing this
study Of Egypt. the following program
will hc presented:
Roll Egyptian Current Events
Mrs. :. u. Hroslus.
Psrer-"Egyptian Art. Mrs. r. W
Carlton
Vocal Solos ........,Mr. II. c. Stillmar
The New Century clup wifi meet thi,
morning with Mrs. ]. NJ. Woodland whcr
the Winter Sports, Shrines. Festival.
and Ballet OF Russia Will be tho sub
loot of study. Mrs. Howard s. YeAger
assisted by Mrs. II. 7. Worries. Mrs. j
II. Wilson. Mrs. ]. NJ. woodard. Wi
conduct tho lesson.
Tho Nineteenth Century club viii
givc a Valentine tea In the homo OF
the guests will call between tho hours
OF ESQ and $50 o'clock.
Mrs. Francis w. Cooper and Mrs
4. H. Chapman VIII entertain alta
Bridge luncheon in tho home OF Mrs.
Chapman today.
The Collegiate Alurnnsc association
met Saturday afternoon IN the home OF
Mrs. William Jchlc when Mrs. Jcrry
s. Packard. Mrs. \. u. Forbush and
Mrs. Jchlc were hostesses. The t-icf
business session being conducted.
games or cards proved diversion and
late in tho hours. refreshments werc
served Those present were: Mrs. Roy
w Rose. Mrs. Rowland WINNER. Mrs.
French Lev Taylor, Mrs. NJ. n. Donald
son Mrs. l.. e. Thompson. Mrs. Arch'-
bold Jones. Mrs. Charles Soland. Mrs.
c. G. Secgsr. Mrs. C. II. Hopkins, Mrs.
Phillips Woods. Mrs. Robert c. 1nnes.
Mrs. Carl stowe. Mrs. V. v. Williams.
Miss Belle Berllncr. Miss Dorothy Bur
ton, Miss Rachel Turner, Miss Dorothy
Sprenglc. Miss Maudc Cressy. Miss
May Anderson. Miss Edwina Fories.
Miss Lavlna White and tho hcstesses.
DR.. ] J. Pattce and Miss Frances
Pntico went 20 Denver yesterday nf-
ternoon for few days visit. While
there, Or. Pattee win read paper at
the annual meeting OF the Laryngolo-
glca1. Rhinoiogica1 and biological SO
cicy.
Mrs. Forest rutherford will leave this
rporning for New York City. after n
happy visit with her mother. Mrs.
John Albert Thatcher.
Miss Fvangeline Taylor came from,
Denver Friday TO spend the week-cnd
with lor father. Mr. Samuel Taylor at
Avord1lc.