Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-22
Four little walls,

Four little walls,
Or harmonious halls,
Or the hush where the stars shine
through;
BE it dog tent or dome,
a 1t is equally home,
II 1t also be home for Ycu
A palace and park.
or n cell, half dark,
Or the roof of the boundless blue;
Give me any of these
AS the gods may please
II 1; only be shared with You.
\ turrct and tower.
Or q garden bower.
Or r green grave drcnchcd with dew:
\ heaven. a hell.
Or Nirvanais spell:
G'vc me any, but give me YOU
BY Edmund Vance Cook.
Tho Wednesday Morning club will
meet today in the home OF Mrs. Adel-
bort 4, Wellaud when the subject OF
Tho japanese. Russian and Chinese
School Systems will be discussed by
Mrs.. Wilbur Newton and Mrs. VIII
liam Senger. Miss EHzsbe:h Fisher
viii give talk on the subject. The
Weekday Religious Schools" n sys-
tccd with great success at Gary. In
diana.
Mrs. Homer T. Scale was hostess at
the regular meeting OF tho Lambda
Alpha Lambda sorority Saturday
Afternoon. Business matters were
transacted speedily and the social
moments that followed were bright,
Those present were: Mi.e Lucille Crcel.
Russell. Miss Fdvins Worries. Miss
Helen walkinKhood. Miss Marie Fin
Ian. Miss Erma Cox. Miss Edna
Hawke. Miss Ines Mccarthy, the
Misses May and Josephine Langdou,
Mrs. Frank Flynn. Mrs. Paul Rcitcn-
Ter. Mrs. II. W. White. Mrs. Eaymon
sutton. Mrs Carl Forsman. Mrs. How
ard Olin.
This clipping from a paper In Wash
inxton. ID. C. viii be read with inter-
est by Pueblo friends:
''Dr. Hubert Work, assistant post
master general. and Mrs. Work. were
hosts Saturday night at dinner party
given at wardmnn Park hotel. in COM
plinsnt to Governor and Mrs. Shoup.
who hav. been Washington visitors
for the past week. Their guests In
ciuded Congressman and Mrs. Guy
=
culture and Mrs. Charles W. Richard
son. Mre. Rush L, Holland. Congress
man ana Mrs. Charles Councll Of Penn
syivania Chairman John ~. Bartlett
OF the civil service commission, and
Mrs. Bartlett. Miss Adele Van Horn
OF Kansas City. a cousin of Dr. Work
ard Mrs. Lemmins. daughter OF Cover
nos and Mrs. Shoup."
t.
Esc. Mrs. &. \. Cook Mrs. !. y. Wig
ellsworth will entertain tho Ladies
Aid society or sacred Heart orphBnaEc
tomorrow afternoon at Fishers Hall.
A., South Union avenue. As rrccn
bows will bc tied for ST. Patrick'r Day.
large attendance is desired.
Mir. =. J. ltorenaurr. Mrs william
TYLER. Mrs c. q. WithcrS. jr.. and
Mrs Tod G. StorcT wcr" hostc~ses at
tho meeting of the Social Service Guild
OF Ascension church In the club rooms
OF tho church Monday afternoon. The
guests of the hours were mcmncrs OF
at Ei!sabrth- Guild OF Holy Trinity
church. and Mr.. W. Rost cnilvoncd
tho hours with song Tho next meet
INK VIII be- held In the home o, Mrs.
Frank +. IIclwiE on Monday afternoon.
March 8.
Mrs. J. n King and Mrs. William
Jehls entertained fcv friends vcs-
'~rdhy afternoon IN tho home or Mrs.
i.hle and will extend their hospitality
again this afternoon.
A called business meeting or the Pu-
eblo Chapter. ID. \. r.. was held Mon
day afternoon at the home OF Mira. NJ.
d. Thatcher when matters OF import
ance were discussed and disposed OF
speedily. II was decided to enlarge the
membership OF the Chapter which has
had previously a limited number.
The Nova Day club viii meet this
afternoon in the home of Mrs. j. IT..
Roddy when Mrs. II. NJ. West and
Mrs. Edward Keller will assist the
hostess. Mrs. l.. T. Parrish viii read
a paper ON the suhicct. Romance IN
Busineas and Everyday Life
st. Elixabeth's Guild OF Holy Trim
ity church win give box social In the
Gu,ld Hall on THURSDAY evening 81 s
o'clock There viii he program,
candy table and dancing. All msm-
bers and friends Of tho parish are In
vi,ed
Mr.. ana Mrs. Thomas A. Duke aud
email daughter, Clara May Duke.
have returned from Florida where
they spent happy DAYS at Jackson
willie, St Petersburg and Miami and
other historical points.
Mrs. W. T. II. Baker and Mrs. John
G. wolf left Monday for Boulder
where Mrs. Baker will visit her dauSh-
ter. Miss Elizabeth Haker. Mrs Wof