Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-10
PERSONS AND EVENTS
A PET1TIoN TO TIME

A PETITION TO TIME
Touch us gently, Time!
Let us glide adown thy stream
0ently-as we sometimes glide
Thru quiet dream!
Humble voyages are We,
Husband, wife and children three
cone Is lost-an angel. fled
To the azure oVerhead!)
Touch us gently. Time!
We've not proud nor soaring wings;
Our ambition, our content
Lies in simple things.
Humble voyasers arc we,
Ger Llfe's dim unsounded sea,
Seeking only some calm cline
Touch us gentle, gentle Time!
BY Bryan Waller Proctor.
Miss Wave Richardson and Miss
Harriet Hill entertained the members
of the Pan Hellenic association in the
home of Miss Richardson Saturday
afternoon. After the busineso session,
games OF Bridge were played while a
few visited over needlework and. as
shadowS heightened. refreshments
were served. Those present were;
Mrs. Lorin Fimple. Mrs. A. G. Hos
kinS Mrs. T. J. Downen Jr., Mrs Colin
Macdonald. Mrs. Frank Helwis. Mrs
NJ. Brinkley. Mrs. w. Ross. Mrs
Reese Hall. Mrs. Carl stowe; Mrs; G.
w. Streamer. Mrs Frederick Heller,
Mrs. tw. II. Hayden, Miss Bertha
Hoskins, Miss Glare Wilson. Miss
Grace Pollard, Miss Mary Parks. Miss
Lulu Cuthbertson. Miss Marguerite
McGraw. Miss Edna Hawke, Miss
Mary McNally. Miss Carolyn Curry,
Miss May Anderson. Miss Grace Pep
perdine. Miss Dorothy Burton, Miss
Richardson and Miss Hill.
Under the auspices OF the City Fed
Grafton OF Women's clubs. MIS-. IDA
Kreus McFarlane. Of Denver. who Is
well known as professor OF literature
a. the Denver university. will give a
lecture this evening. in the home OF
Mrs. w. l.. Hartman, l+ol Greenwood
street. The subject will be IT Winter
Gomez, taken from a book written
by A. s. n. Hutchinson. The proceeds
from the lecture will be used In phil
anthropic work by tho city federation.
Mrs. Albert W. RisseIi enjoyed the
presence of few friends at her home
on Saturday afternoon when game. Of
cards were played and the moments
passed in pleasant conversation.
The Monday Musical club will hold
examinations for new members on
Thursday afternoon, January rs. at
. O'Clock In tho home OF Mrs. 2. c.
CroIl. sfe jackson street. Please to
send your applications to Mrs. Z. G..
Croll.
DR.. and Mrs ]. J. Pattce presided
at an informal buffet supper In their
home Sunday evening whom Mr.. and
Mrs. f. T. Shepherd. Mr.. and Mrs }.
D. King. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Rood
were guests.
Tho Eas. Side Social club will meet
tomorrow afternoon in tho home OF
Mrs. II. S. Jordan. i54S East Fifth
street. All members are requested TO
bring quilt patches.
Tho New Century club will meet
this morning with Mrs. Howard S.
Yeager when Mrs. II. p. Worries. as
sisted by Mrs. ]. II. Rislcy and Mrs.
J. r. Wilson. will discuss the subject.
Customs and Social Life Of Russia. &"
The members OF the Aleotheorian
Literary society will be entertained
next Saturday afternoon. January II.
from to O'Clock by Miss Helen
White. Miss Louise Peterson, Miss
Edna Bentley. Miss Olive Crossen and
Miss Frances spane at the home Of
Miss White.
Mrs, Jesse Rood viii, entertain at n
thinble tea in her home on Thursday
and Friday afternoons.
Mrs. Willard c. Smart. honoring her
mother, Mrs. r. c. Davis and sister
Mrs. ]. r. Woods, OF Fort Smith. Ark,
will entertain informally at cards to-
morrow afternoon.
MR. w. z. Mount has invited n few
friends to enjoy the nours Informally
this afternoon at n thimblc tea.
Miss Mary Ellen Morrisscy will
leave tomorrow night for New York
city where she Will visit all the art
shops of millinery for six weeks.
Del Norte News
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