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ROOMS FOR RENT

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= 9 ,ller-er e.. slgc-l ~. ccyt b. Dla 7i7o.
hiSpAD 4 r tlT,, l2,. D"s. rI"C. nome, or
CHESTER AVE., 5I24--N .c"I.. Farm. rr0n.
rln l;.u man ur hg". rpGp.t; bUard If d,s
CHESTNUT. l99i = Furnished room. ni
,9¥ienc"s, near bath.
'iiESTNCT 81. 3o27-- Large -oom. well riir.
ltShed. "Icc ~ water; reasonable.
LAECHWOUp WE. 5lOH-I,.rUIiCrIIy r,r
front rm; adJu,n. hath. uy"rrouiiine rark
water; cuuv"n ent to car iln",. marr1cJ con,
Wood. X: 7&5i.. S'''''.'"'" '@e'"r'"'| r"one
ri%E, 1870 r.ars~ rroot WIN fUcilin-s for
'l"'i h"us,N,rD.IE; <; central l"raItU',
rOWEl.TuN AVE. 24ns - -IarJsors s,,i, y,
l0un8: ue"ly rcmpI rrd. ei"r 0in.r yi,rs
WALNUT. n51n CcornrrD D-- i'utiirIl1eh, Il an,
,,,,',, ,"-gt rI"ms' bath and 2Jr'h' 500 Ee-
WALNUT ST. aoo5 Double & sinse rms.
ton'. - . =; 90. NV. heat. se;Ii -prlya 9
i"fl'. cNr".i"nt l}e.L'S.
10TH HT. y. oIa A'rrorrl,r U"wrv par"roI
, 'IIl. m, run "Hh"r, Cit,.. suite o. -
:o,.I n, l3', nucT.L iKIc--..IcnIra.
E,'r station ana snopping district, beaut.
w y tLrn. Lggme e."c sOotless: mod ~ata.
18TH y, 36@S - Nicely furnished ser ond.
n"or rom N ny bath. electricity. home
80 mn, = "sa ~" V
GOTH ri l33l-W Warm furn. rm, for gentle
IL, III ! !. = y -. Ch. -. l"s Il
: 53p; l5'2--rwo beautifully furnished
n"u"% k""ninE r. M; c"ctricty. steam
h%n'; continuous hot water. no objection to
tEtSCAL opportunity t. secure attrac,lveIv
flrnlSh d ~oom, modern home. central:
tcnll"m"n. Phone I.gcust cess.
iNNpS 'ME!.f furnished room in lars
'Ginu,es 70 CltN Ho'l. J" ~, Rarir- 0tl5
rTIFrR%.; nriyi hsknE "sy bath; c3ny. /,
X 8 'r!.. ma h.ls"; owner. Wyo. +72S r.
CHESTNrT. 2ooo-s!nE'c and double rooms,
south, ,rn exposure.
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FERN ItOCK

STORES. APARTMENTS, furnished horse.
II. HOME 59Ol York road. Wynnrur iIj-
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(bI.N +, Y

~ W. FISHER AVE SIX rouTs, hath "a.
r'ga' sG5 SlNEX, 1910 W. PassEunk ave.
business Propcrtrs and Stores
FOR RENT
building sUitaiia T. rGy business, lnCt'c1
r"a~ largest city markets. App :, FRIED.
MAN "22 Market st. Har1ishurg Pa.
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED

side yard; IN 10 date kprii 1 10 Oct 1 !.
rent 100 per month. JOHN J.. FORAN.
tAl0 Crssaon St Manayunk yIO
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: NNIITFFS on gauge Nat mnchlNcs exp,rI.
tnccd nt ncckticc. steady work good nav
Eerkley knitting Co.. 1877 Berkeley st., Wayne
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-15

10TH ST.. y, 9l3 A'1rnrll,r u"wIv parnrrd
- MN. IN, run "Hn"r, Gi.,.; s,!iIe o. !.
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RIDLEY pNRN
SWARTIIAiORE
NEW Observation-Disclosures

e0l w Pine St. Audubon. e j.. and
Bailey Bldg, l2iS Chestnut ST. Phia
s1,0O--i~autr hcre brick ard stucco
bed. toms; 2l cG1nyenienccs: Harrison
ECRToN BEALrY CO. col Marke; st..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-15
NORTH WALES

FOR AN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ched modei
brick dwelling. ~ rnG. and bath: hot
water heat. &C ricliy, gas. al m dcrn con.
veniences; Al cordt'on: lot 4nxli0 IT.: En-
iage fer 2 ar., rented Ut SIS per mo-. :.
real bargain at 5000 quick possession II
desired.
H. J. DAGGER
Amber Pa
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BOARDING

W. PHlLA.-Nlcey furnished room, homo
comforts: board OPTIONAL; employed couple
or gentleman: pr!va:' home Wood. 1906 W
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-06

Goodwin Mercantile Co.
oxmoor, Ala. w. E. 26o-J
7o1 9TH Ave. w. West End ,
wylsm. Ala. Ensley 74s-Ls
Hawkins Bros.
Iooe S. 18th st. Main 1895
Highland Grocery Co.
1900 Pike Ave-, Ensley Ensiey 1045
Representation
1927 I4th Ave, S. Main 7S77-7s7s
Hotel Supply Co.
sos N. 18th St. Main $500
George Hyde
$500 I'd Ave-, s. Woodlawn 517
J. s. Hudson
Powderly Road, Route No.
l.. T. Irwin
Wylam, Ala. Ensley 1888
1918 N. Izth ST. Main 7714
24o1 saith Ave. N. HemlOok 663
Chas. o. Johnson
7Iz isth ST.. Ensley Enslcy $50
B. J. Jeffcost
s70I 5th Avenue, N.
Kimbrough g. Temple
1000 Bush Boulevard West End l4e
Frank Krelhaus
s2o2 1st Ave. Woodlawn 4se
s12s I'd Ave-, 5. woodlawn 2s5
J. L. LAWYER
$3.50 Sd Ave. N.
c. }. Lewis
23Is 18th ST., Ensley Ensley s13
Lane Grocery Co.
1902 N. Path St. Hemlock 325
W. T. Lewis
330e NJ. gath Street
Lessman Brothers
1900 9Th Ave-, N. Woodlawn lis
Mason Martin
W. II. Mitchell
b5o5 LIST Ave. Woodlawn 1ee
F. e. Myers
$50 32d St. Main 1906
B. <. Minis
6226 South I'd Ave.
1918 North 10th St. Main 77es
W. H. Murphy
Msekin Bros
1872 Ave. C Main 5-7e-252-62S
F. A Mycr d Co,
1855 Pearson Ave. West End 4S0
J. T. Meadows
3os3 27th St, N. Hemloek 222
Jos. N. Maekey
Irondalc, Ala.
c. p. Minor
1907 Ave. E, Ensley Ensley 500
c. B. Mcintyre Market
1909 N. 4th Ave, Main 1850
McLendon Bros.
s5os LIST Ave woodawn TAG
800 Hunter ST. Ensley al
so7 Cotton Ave: Main 4sso-w
27o1 saith Ave, N. Hemock 377
Norwood Grocery Co.
263o 18th Ave-, North Hemlock IS
j. w. Nichols
ISIS 32d Ave-, N. Hemlock 391
o. X. Grocery Co.
64o5 I'd Ave-, S. Woodlawn 421
c. A. Otte
22oo Brown Boulevard Ensley 1852
Owen & Owen
1886 N. 10th St. Main 1853
Osment Bros.
272S Ave. G Main 473
Owenton Grocery Co.
sol Alois Ave West End s5
J. A. Orwell
1914 2sth Ave. Enslcy
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-06

AIbritton-Hooper Grocery Co.
1000 s. 18th ST.. Phone M. s4s
s2o1 Bessemer Blvd c. P. Phone Ems. 2ss
II24 Tuscaloosa Ave. Phone w. E. 7
80, H. L. Adair -.
J. II. Beason
100 18th Ave, N. Phone M. slss
Bsggett & johnson
1901 LIST Ave. Phone Woodlawn gas
M. H. Bennett & Co.
sandusky Road. Pratt City Ems. 53l-W
H. H. Barnhart
j. H. Batson a Co.
50i3 Bessemer Blvd. Phone Ems. $685.
Powderiy R. No. Phone w. E. l5s-w
1901 Tate Avenue Phone w. E. 200
c. w. Brand Market
51io Gary Ave-. Fairfield Phone Ems. 1899
sos LIST Ave Phone M-22es
J. w. Baumeisser
lis Pine St, West End Place. Phone w. E. 3e1
zoos Tuscaloosa Ave. Phone w. E. "a
z4so Brown Blvd. Phone Ems. 1900
BOZ 5th ST., Pratt City. Phone Ensley All
ala $. 4lst St. Phone M-1osI
$50 N. 10th St. Main so77
Colvin & Frost
224 Spring Street Phone M-4eee
Geo. D. earns, Jr., Grocery Co.
e6o1 2lst Ave, N. Phone Hem. 200
Capps & Sons Grocery Co.
Wylam, Ala. Phone Ems. SOL
T. J. Carson
ais Tuscaloosa Ave. Phone W. E. ZIG
Copeland Grocery Co.
izs $ 20'h st. Morri. Cohen Phone M-i2
$50 N. 10th St. ~ ~ Main 44sz
- ". D. Glenn Market; -, g.
Sam l.. CreswelI
2225 zIst Ave. N. Phone Hem. ESQ
C. L. Chamblee
5o7 Tuscaloosa Avenue Phone w. E. 705
sls Ella Street Phone W. E. so7-w
-. 90, Duncan Grocery Go. Meow
J. C. Dickinson 8 Co,
122 Spring Street Phone Main 3e2
1914 N ,s,h R Dickinson & DUKE PSon. Main ism
Durrstt Grocery Co.,
24oI saith Ave. N. Phone Hem. 663
n..no. POINT w; B. F Fssss. 4 Son s1ios,,,e,,z
r. L. Emond
io4o N. 18th ST. ~ - Phone M-42s
49, " Five Points Grocery CO. nom ''''
Five Points Phones M-5s7z-5s73
Fountain FOUNTAIN Height. Grocery asD co' DS'
100 18th Ave. N. Main 4sI2
300 Willie ST., Central Park
G. III. Flewellen
GIT Tuscaloosa Ave. Phone w. E. -2<0
Grimes Brothers Grocery Co., Inc.
203o 9Th Ave-, N. Phones M-665- 1922
Green Grocery Co.
2301 Ave. c, Ensley Phone Ems. e11e
v. v. Gregory
sos LIST Ave-, Pratt City Phone Ems. e57
S. e. Gibson
22I LIST Ave. Phone Main 1888
r. l. Greene G. Co.
200 Boyles Pike Phone Woodlawn 756-W
r. p Goodwin Grocery Co,
\ Powderly, r. F. D. No. w. E. 353-W
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-06
Is Your Grocer Member of the Birmingha Retail
Grocers' and Butchers Association?

E. L. Owens
22oo 33d Ave, N. Hemiock ss
io4 Poplar 81. West End 10
Poole Grocery Co.
-'' ~ '>s'' Palace Market Co. s -
1925 S. goth St. Main zi7
Fred Plann
1880 Hayes Street West End ~
Phillip alexander Grocery Co.
zoos Ave. E, Ensley Ensley 1881
25zs 2Ist Ave-. N. Hemoek 1885
Io3 N. 55th St. Woodlawn 43
Richmond Grocery Co.
Richmond Place Main $751; 1882
io4 S. nth st. Main l1e4
A. Rosenneid
2123 Ave. E, Ensley Ensley 3se
Ransom g. Sons
523 18th ST. Ensiey Ensley 30l
Tarrant City, Ala.
Ransom Grocery Co.
5000 Underwood Ave. woodlawn ses
Robinson q Mulsey Grocery Co.
1920 Avenue
Fred w. Reid
1905 18th Ave. Wylsm Ensiey 5s2-J
1900 Ave. D. Ensley Ensley 1869
Hill Top Station
sader Grocery Co..
c. L. Smith Grocery Co.
SIS 9Th Ave-, Inglenook Woodlswn 407-W
J. C. Steinbsuer
400 s. 5oth St. Woodlswn Asa
Richards Station, r. No. l. Box 43 w. E. "a
Snow & Boone Grocery Co.
Smith Bros. Grocery Co.
1901 Valley ST., N.
Shsdy-Sde Grocery Co.
234o 18th St., Enslcy Ensley si3-si4t
w. J. Sanders
5000 a7th St. n Z. a. s,0a,,or H'ml'ek iss1
sl7 Tuscaloosa Ave. Phone West End 24o
Shelby & Co.
soo1 lat Ave. Woodawn IL
J. c. SandIin & Co.
r. F. d. No. 1, Powderly
Shropshire
1880 S. goth st. Main 11s5 -423e
j. F. Smith
1925 Hayes Street
J. M. Sparks
2io1 Ave. E, Ensley Ensley ATT
J. L. Thornton Grocery Co.
100 S. ssth st. Woodlawn 81
d. J. Trucks
1880 Grand ave. woodlawn 2ss
1900 4th Ave, N. Main ss4s
Wylsm, Ala. Ensley 256-J
1871 Ave. E, Ensley Ensley $3.50
500 Crawford Is FS Jst.as Son. En'ls, 1860
1908 10th Ave-, N. s4s2
24oo Ave. E, Ensley y S" EnsIey 2es-w
4. w. Vaughan Market
2o27 N. 2eth St. Hemlock s3s
326 Crawford ST.. Fairfield Ensley 14eI
,.oo >, A. Y; W. Wood Co. ~ an,
Wood Bros. Grocery Co.
1000 N. 10th St. Main 4s3e
49,. Woods Grocery Co;
80 " S. P. washburn 'N"A 900
$3.50 First Ave. Phone Woodlawn sI22
1881 Bessemer Blvd, Central Park
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Suppose 1t Rains---Could You Eat?

stores you "a oy d
must
are Bmgm ge when rains when
pnrc YOU Unexpected nua I NEan
l
And Shut
The Washington times., 1922-06-18
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in face or figure
Many Of the world most loved women do
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nples and the 1922 panel
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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15

Arthur NJ. Gaide. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Gaide. were united in holy
matrimony on Thursday morning,
January 18th. at the home OF the bride.
''Belleplain Farm three miles east
OF the city In the presence OF the faini-
lies and friends numbering near;y
fifty. Mrs. X. G. Bcechcr, presided
at the piano and tho ceremonies began
with M"nde'lsohn's wedding march as
the officiating clergyman. the Rev.
Henry Irving kohler. led the bridal
party including the bride and maid of
honor. Miss Elizabeth Hager. the groom
and best man. Mr.. Lyngby Jensen. to
the altar which was beautifully ar
ranged with an arcn OF smilaN and
banked with PALMS ferns and flowers.
The burning candeiabras n gift from
Denmark afforded the only illumna-
tion for the darkened room during the
ceremony. After plighting their troth
Mrs. Grace Lovern Rutter, accom-
panied by Mrs. Beechcr. sang AT The
Dawning" and following the taking of
the VOWS, she rendered effectively 30
Promise Me- after which the ring
ceremony compilation from the
American and English churches was
used. The bride wore a pretty gown
OF cream gcorgette and carried n bou-
quct of brides roses and orange bios
SONS. Following the ceremony, all of
the guests filled tho spacious dining
room and were served TO n sumptous
wedding dinner. Many useful and val
liable gifts were showercd upon Mr..
and Mrs. Gaide. who are well and fav-
orably known in Pueblo. After their
brief sojourn will reside east OF the
city on their orchard Grove" ranch.
>. !. !.
Mrs. W. r. Mount invited a few
friends to enjoy the hours Informally
with hcr Tuesday afternoon at n
thimble tea.
Mrs. John II. Means who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. w. l.. Dor
land for the past ten days left yester-
day for her home in Mayvillc. Wis.
i. =. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Duncan who
have been absent month visiting in
Canada. New York City and Chicago,
have returned TO the city.
i. !. !.
Mrs. j. Dell Rice left Thursday V
having spent several weeks with her
rarene'. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Il. Nichols
= !. !.
Mrs. A. Falconer and little grand
daughter, Jean Helen Locke, left to-
day for Denver. where they will
spend several weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn C. Mccolm.
Miss Lucille Creel went to Denver
Thursday to visit Mrs. John Francis
Ross for week and, while there.
saw Paviowa.
!. !. 4.
Dr. Il. w. Spencer went TO Denver
Thursday morning to attend n special
meeting of the State Board of Dental
Examiners.
!. J. !.
Mr.. Ben A. Garlic who has been
spending n month in Memphis, Tenn.
with relatives and friends. returned
to Pueblo Tuesday. Mrs. Carlile and
children will remain for longer
visit.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15
Personals
NIGHT

I think OF Night as Gods great s,Ien.
room.
Nhero weary ones may rest and
drcamers dream
place He lighted, that therc bo no
gloom.
With far. unfadins stars soft. Grant
CLEAN.
| love to think that I may onter hero
And ponder on His miracles of space;
That l may come bereft OF human
fear
To watch His flying planets where
they race.
o vast. still roomi God draped you in
cloud
That glides away as voiceless as 1t
came.
'TLs hero within your walks I loaths
the loud,
The gaudy and the tinselcd toys of
fame.
And now my heart gives up each PAM
pered sin;
crush fair idols once so dear to me:
And here. apart from days duh, cease
less din.
1 knecl before my Fathers patient
knee.
By Roscoe Gilmore Stott.
y X q.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Naughton.
of Alamosa. announce the birth of Il
son on January L. 1922.
i. i. J.
DIR. Royal H. Finncy went to La
Junta, Colo, the first of the week on
business trip.
=. i. j.
Miss Mary Ellen Morrissey left
Wednesday night for New York City
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15

journey to Florida where they will re-
main until spring, or early summer.
Il =
An Informal social affair, planned
as n farewell to the Rev. and Mrs. c.
Stanley Long, was given in the Guild
hall of Holy Trinity church Thursday
evening. The Rev. Long has accepted
a call to the Cathedral at orlando.
Florida. and every member OF the par
ish regrets his going. for. during his
short residence in Pueblo he has done
much for the upbuildiug and advance
ment OF the parish. Letters OF regret
were read by tho Nestry. Women's
Auxiliary and St. Elizabcth's Guild.
~ large cluster OF pink roses adorned
tho serving table which ws.e present
cd later to Mrs. Long. After tho re-
ceptlon. the annual parish meeting was
held, the clcctior of vestrymcn result
ing as follows: Mr.. a. $. Cuthbertson,
senior warden: Mr.. II. NJ. Van Dyke.
Junior warden; vestrymcn. Mr.. Frank
Il. Parks. Mr.. G. Harvey Nuckolls. Mr..
]. NJ. jackson, Mr.. Freeman c. Rog-
ors. Mr.. l.. j. Allott. Mr. A. Cocks, MIR.
W. a. Balcom.
j. :. j.
Mrs. Jacob Darinsky. announces tho
marriage OF her daughter, Cecile
Jessie. to Mr.. Michael Abnor. OF New
Orleans. the wedding having taken
flbN' III lflAI tllN III An' l'ul' VI MI .
and Mrs. II. Lesser. 226 South HEM
essy street. January !. 1922, at o'clock
in the afternoon, Rabbi NJ. II. Gold
berg officiating. Only the grooms I'M
mediate family and Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
Lesser and family. formerly of Pueblo.
Colo. Witnessed the ceremony. MIR.
and Mrs. Abner left Immediately after
the ceremony for Biloxi. Missis fppi
and points along the gulf coast. They
will be at home to their friends after
January Is. at 209 South Olympia
street. New Orleans. La.
:. ). !.
To gladden. the hours with Miss
Fanny May Finch merry coterie OF
friends gathered at her home wednes-
day evening. Games and music were
enjoyed until a late hour when dolic-
ious refreshments were served. Those
present were: Miss Helen Mcrks, Miss
Helen Grigsby. Miss Marie Taylor.
Miss Fanny May Finch. Miss Margaret
Cooper. George Carlson. Leon Horne,
Kenneth Cooper; Carl Gary. Earl
Irving, William Finch. Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Finch. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Jordan, Mrs. Lou Finch.
!. !. !.
Mrs. T.. ". Earn left Thursday to
Join her husband in Colorado Springs
where they will mako their future
home.
Rena Luclla, little daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Davidson, who has
been seriously I'll is recovering slowly.
i. i. !.
Or. Phillip Work who went to Au-
Eusta. Ga, last week is now in Wash
ington. u. e.. OF bu"lness. He will re-
turn to Pueblo the middle OF this week.
= !. i.
Mrs. r. c. Davis and Mrs. j. L.
Woods. guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
G. Smart. will leave for their home in
Fort Smith. Ark, today.
=. - .
Miss Jenny Sophia Jensen, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jensen, Hil,. "a.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15

living room WAS bcautified with pink
and yellow carnations and pink roses.
while pink chrysanthemums crowned
the tnble in tho dining room. Mrs. X.
w. Gibbon sang impromptu numbers
during the hours as follows:
.I cttle Batcesc", by Godfrey o Hara
The Birth OF Morn" by Franco Lconi
cradle Song ......by Kate Nannnh
Miss Marion Nucholls also cnlivened
the moments will "Valse Brilliante' by
Mona yucca aiN responded with
charming cncores.
Mrs. Francis Brcssi. Mrs. f. T. Shep-
herd. Mrs. ]. II. Wilson and Mrs. +.
\. Cessna assisted the hostess on
Thursday. while on Fric/y Mrs. q.
Harvey Nuckolls. Mrs. II. -. Hoag.
Mr- j. J. Pattee Mrs. II. W. Gibbons
and Miss Helen Pattoc assisted,
Frightening the hours with their pres
cncc.
The meeting Of the St. Vincent Dc
Paule society. Thursday afternoon In
St. Francis hail was well attended.
Cards were played at ten tables. Those
present were: Mrs. Mary Holmes Mra
Frank Mullahy. Mrs. Ward Mills. Mrs.
l.. Hagncy. Mrs. Robt. oglc, Mrs. J.
r. Mahoney. Mrs. Tom Lamb. Mrs.
Mnry Farley. Mrs NJ. Sterner. Mrs. Il.
BUTTS. Mrs. j. +. Driscoll. Mrs. II. r.
sullivan. Mrs. John Bergin. Mrs.
Arthur Cowan. Mrs. a. :. Hoback.
Mrs. W. A. Sharpstccn. Mrs. John Nc
Queency. Mrs. Ballas, Mrs. Mary Wal
pole. Mrs. Mary Harley. Mrs. VIM.
Hewitt, Mrs. Ed Boedecker, Mrs. Ben
Fisher. Mrs. Edward Sullivan. Mrs.
r. r. walpole, Mrs. Steve Corbett. Mrs.
Phillip Barry, Mrs. a. Langford, Mrs.
NJ. Harr, Mrs. j. Hoody. Mrs, e. j.
Hartman, Mrs. j. a. Maloney. Mrs.
Mary Doughcrty. Mrs Pat Smith. Mrs.
John Dugan. Mrs. e. Mullholland, Mrs.
j. w. Davis. Mrs. Morgan. Mary Nc
1<ec and Miss Elizabeth Powell.
i. i. +
Mrs. @. Harvey Nuckolls entertained
In compliment to Mrs. William Har-
rington, of Leadyillc, at a Bridge
luncheon IN her home yesterday. Pink
and lavender sweet peas adorned the
luncheon table and games were played
at five tables.
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The January Unit of the McCIelland
Home will meet Tuesday at Il o'clock
Mt tho home to sew for tho children.
All members arc urged to attend.
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The Ladies' Md society OF Sacred
Heart Orphanage will meet In Fisher q
hail. 3s5ia South Union avenue. next
Thursday afternoon when tho hostess
es viii be. Mira II. c. 1Icistcrn. Mrr.
Robert Charlesworth. Mrs. Frederick
Huber, Mrs. j. c. Shiller.
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Mrs. Albert w. Bissell and Mrs.
Phillip Work entertained informally in
compliment to Miss Caroline Lynch. of
Harrisburg. Pa, at enjoyable Bridge
parties Thursday afternoon and even
ing at Woodcroft. the homo of Mrs.
Bisscll.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. q. Reynolds. of
| Mcsker, Colo. arrived yesterday to
visit Mrs. Reynolds sister. Mrs. \. :.
| Cnthbertson, and family few days,
after which they VIII resume their
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15
The Clubs
THE PASSING YEARS

o years whose cup OF life o'er
brimmed
With Joys that could not be con-
tained;
o years whose light of Joy was
drained
Though on our lives are craven
deep
The records of your heeting stay.
When we with you did laugh or weep,
You took no thought of us away.
o years to come, in silent file,
Out of the future nearing fast
You soon will pass us by and, while
We greet you, mingle with the past.
Though on your front the sunbeams
play;
With garlands gay your brows be
twined;
We know. when you have passed our
way,
What deep regrets you'll leave be-
hind.
And yet we welcome in its turn
Each new year whate'er gifts 1t
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 lis by.
BY Walter l.. Patteson.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15

Mr.. and Mrs. II. q. Reynolds. of
Mcsker, Colo, arrived yesterday to
visit Mrs. Reynolds sister. Mrs. \. =.
Cmthbertsou, and family few days.
after which they VIII resume their
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15

Mr.. Ben A. Carlilc who has been
rpending n month in Memphis. Tenn.
with relatives and friends, returned
to Pueblo Tuesday. Mrs Carlile anC
children will remain for a longer
visit.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15

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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15

DR. u. w. Spencer went TO Denver
Thursday morning to attend special
meeting of the State Board of Dental
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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15

Mrs JessH Rood entertained at two
charming thimhle teas In her home on
Thursday and Friday afternoons. the
first being giyeu in homer % Nrs. I.
II stack and Mrs. II. e. Dodge. Tie