Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15

helm. Miss Wanda simons. Miss Nor
Adams, James Reed. Charles schnooF'
Bert scribner, William Mcneil, Carl
ton Fishback. Norman Lord, James
| Powers. Harry Kletsky. John Nc
Quaide. Hatsfield Chilson. Donald wal
+, lace. Max Day, Isaac Koperlick. Joseph
Privett, Herbert Moulton, Joe Hubers-
| berger. ,Edwin Eve. Roland Chasteen.
Milton Friedman. Reul Boss, William
Cannon, John Holt, Al Wilson,
Marion Meston, William Meredith.
/ lone. Louis Barnum. Tom Price, Ed.
| Hocry, Dennis Garrett, Milton Booth,
Thomas Tate. Morris Eubanks. Walk,
er Stevenson, LeDrue Cessna, Richard
Swearingen, NJ. Daubenmeir.
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About three hundred guests. think
ers, students, men and women OF liter
ary taste, gathered at the home OF
Mrs. w. l.. Hartman Tuesday evening
| to hear Mrs. Ida Kreus MacFarlane lee
| ture on "If Winter Comes" a novel
written by the English author A. S. n.
! Hutchinson. The spacious homo was
| an ideal setting for the lovely woman
| a professor of Literature in the Denver
University, who after being introduced
by Mrs Juan Rayner, president of
tho City Federation of Womens clubs,
entertained the listeners SO charming
ly for over two hours. Mrs. McFar-
|
having sounded the depths of ufe
gave the story OF Mark Sabre with
sympathetic understanding OF the
spirit OF the author which thref a
spell over her audience until the last
clear word, uttered IN her rarely beau
tiful. speaking voice. The title of the
! book, "If Winter Comes" is borrowed
from Shelley's poem, "Ode To The
] West Wind" being a part OF the last
two lines,
II Winter comes. can Spring be far
! behind7"
/ The lecture was given under the
auspices OF the City Federation OF
women's clubs. the proceeds from
which will be used in philanthropic
work by the Federation.
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Mrs. VIM. L. Hartman has been
elected district chairman OF an organ
ization to secure funds for the Won
ems Union Christian Colleges of the
/ Far East. She invited the key women
! of the inter-denominational societies
of the various churches of Pueblo to
her home recently wherc they heard a
lecture by Miss Greene, or Chicago.
on the importance of such an organ
ization. Another meeting will soon be
called and the men and women uf Puc-
bio and surrounding towns Will De
| given an opportunity to assist In this
benevolent work. Colorado Springs and
Denver each have such an organization
and will secure funds for these col
leKes. Noted speakers from Chicago
and Boston will be In Pueblo and Will
inform the public OF the needs of these
colleges and the Importance of giving
money to aid tho women OF the ORR
ent to secure an education whicn will
enable them TO live better and. moro
useful lives.
One OF the most enjoyable affairs of
the past week was n theater party CIV
en- by the girls OF the Mail order de-
partment of the Crew's-Beges store,
! a, the Grand thcater Wednesday even
| ing. After the show. supper was rel
ishcd at Ellington's. Those attending
the party were: Miss Ruth AIMEE. Miss
Elizabeth Rees. Miss Jessie Phillips.
Miss Ina Maxwell. Miss Celia Brad
dish. Miss Bertha Weston. Miss L.
zetta Fitzgerald. Miss Sylvia Ray.
Miss Elizabeth Davis. Miss Madeleine
/ Wilkinson and Miss Edna Lloyd.
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! Tho regular meeting of the Pueblo
I Chapter. j. A. r.. Will be held in the
home OF Mrs. j. ]. Pattec on Satur-
day afternoon. January q. when Mrs.
Pattec and Mrs. c. w. Hanchcr Will
be hostesscs. The meeting will be call
cd at $50 o'clock and after the busi-
ness session. Mrs. l.. c. Robe. Mrs. a.
/ u. Forbush and Mrs. r. J. Parker will
speak OF Colorado Literature"
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! Ths Nathana =. Forrest Chapter
/ l.. u. C.. will meet in the home OF Mrs.
! Harry T. Vorics next Thursday even
ing. January 10. to commemorate the
birthdays of General Robert f. Lee.
I General S,onewall Jackson and Mat
thew Fontainc Msury, the great scien-
tist. There will be program. after
i which u social hour will be enjoyed.
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Z Mrs. e. W. Streamer and Miss
- a....l L.,
B plimert to Mrs. Homer l.. Woodbury..
Z OF Boulder at luncheon in the home
I of Mrs Strcamcr, yesterday. the guests
being members OF the ri Beta Phi
sorority. Covers were laid for Mrs.
Woodbury.. Mrs. Frederick Hayer. Mrs.
Royal II. f'inncy. Mrs. l.. r. Weed.
Mrs. Phillip Woods. Mrs. Wilbur Pry-
or. Mrs. Thomas Thompson, Mrs. NJ.
Harris. Mrs. George r. Harley, Mrs.
William Henry. Miss Wave Richard
son. Mis-, Harriet 1lill. Miss Ruth
! Taylor. Niss Ida. Peterson and the
hcstessss.
Mrs. c. w. Streamer, houorlng her
guest. Mrs. Homer l.. Woodbury., OF
BOULDER. entertained Thursday at o.
Bridge luncheon, Lavender sweet peas
adorned tho table anu later games
We're played at four tables.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r g. Mccarthy, Miss
I Ines Mccarthy entertained Mrs. John
~. Means aud Mrs. w. l.. Dorland at
dinner at the Congress hotel Wcdnes-
day evening. ali going to the Grand
theatre later
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% There will be n board meeting OF
the Pueblo Chapter n. \. H.. in the
home of Mrs. NJ. II. Thatcher. tho re-
gent. Thursday morning. January IL.
at 10 O'Clock.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Sonncborn cx-
tended their hospitality at dinner
Thursday evening in the Congress Ho-
tcl. Red roses beautified tho table
, on which covers were laid for twelve.
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] Honorinr Mrs John II Means. OF
Nayviile, Wis. Mrs. c. u. Carlisle en-