Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-22


of daffodile. heralds of spring, adorned
the rooms and American flags bright
ened with their own beauty. The meet
ing was called promptly at 2:30 o'clock
by Mrs. Md. Thatcher, the regent,
and after the business session. the FOL
lowing interesting program on the SUD
ject of Colorado Literature was
given:
Poetry" illustrated by readings by
Miss Robe and songs by Mrs. II. NJ.
Thompson ......... Mrs. r. c. Robe
Nature writer-Enos Mills .,.....
Prose Work. Mrs. B. J. Parker
The social hour followed during
which delicious refreshments were
served.
The open meeting of the Nathan r.
Forrest Chapter U. d. c.. was held In
the hospitable home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry p. Worries on Thursday evening,
the occasion being to commemorate the
birthdays of General Robert II. Lee,
. General Stonewall Jackson and Mat
thew Fontaine Maury. the great
scientist. The program opened with
vocal solo by Mrs. d. A. Hagman. L
| Hid Ny Love-" by D'Hardelot, and en-
core I'm Garden by Phelps. accom-
| panied by Mr.. Roy Smith. Invocation
by the Rev. c. w. Hall. BY request OF
the chapter president. Mrs. Juan Ray
ner read short history of Washington
| and Lee University. and the y. D. C..
resolutions proposed at the St Louis
| convention in which they pledged $780,
| coo from the organization to repair the
| chapel in which is the recumoenf
statue of General Robert E. Lee, by
| Valentine. and many memorials placed
| there by General Lee. The chapel will
| be enlarged and made fireproof. the
object being to make 1t large enough
! for the needs OF the university for all
occasions. This will be a living me-
mortal to General Lee in the work OF
| his last years. A little incident in
the war was the inspiration for this
/ wonderful recumbent statue. General
| Lee being weary, fell asleep on the
roadside where he sat down to rest.
/ and the word was passed down the line.
Mars Robert Is asleep" The army
passed in silence. A piano solo. Pre-
| Jude in c Sharp Minor" by Rasch-
Smith. and Miss Fannie White read
short and interesting sketch of the
life OF Stonewall Jackson. Miss Le-
more Murray gave a reading. "A Leg
end OF Service" by Van Dyke. for
which the encore was, "A Tree" by
| Joyce Kilmer.
A short story OF tho life OF Matthew
Fontaine Maury. the pathfinder OF
the sea-" was given by Mrs. E. f.
Brooks and Mrs. Vance S. keistler
sang Sunset" by Dudley Buck, fol-
owing 1t with I'm Old Virginia" The
program closed with Dixie sunK by all
The young daughters OF chapter mem
bers, Miss Edwina Worries. Miss Kathe-
rine Worries and Miss katherine Dud-
ley. served the refreshments. Later.
| upon request there were readings by
Miss Murray and a group of songs In
| which all singers Joined, being accom-,
panied by Mr.. Roy Smith
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Mrs. D. A. Stou. made the hours In
tcrestink for friends when she enter
| tanned on Wednesday afternoon at a
bridge party. and on Thursday after.
noon at an enjoyable thimble tea. Red
and white sweet peas attractively
adorned tho rooms and games were
played by the following on Wednes-
day: Mrs. II. p. Worries. Mrs. J. r. VII
son. Mrs. Ira X. Young. Mrs. $. F.
Reno. Mrs. g. T. Jones. Mrs. ]. NJ.
woodard. Mrs. Russell Wilson. Mrs.
W. Baker. Mrs. Williamson. Mrs. ".
]. Ross. Mrs. Hearing, Mrs. Carl Fors-
man Among those invited on Thurs
! day were: Mrs. George Thompson, Mrs.
Tod c. storer. Mrs. Gordon Scott MRS
7. \. Stoddard, Mrs. II. Fem. Mrs.
Ray Mckinney. Mrs. f. II. Weitzel,
Mrs. Ford Grout. Mrs. B. J. Matteson.
Mrs. Mctson. Mrs. Henry Harris. Mrs.
| Frank G. Mirick. Mrs. s A. Forbush.
Mrs. ]. W. Forbmsh; Mrs. j. Arthur
Phelps Mrs r. " S.00ons'
Tho ladies OF tho s. o. O. p. werc de-
llightfully entertained by their hus-
bands at a dinner dance wednesday
evening, Jan. is, at tho Steel Works
'Y." Thoso present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. C. W. Roc, Mr. and Mrs. :. W.
| Cline. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Meales, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Fritz. Mr. and Mrs. II.
*. Rarton. Mr.. and Mrs. s. F. Reno.
MIR. and Mrs. r. T. Lundy. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Sengor. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
w. Martz. Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Green:
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. q. Peterson, Mr.. ana
Mrs. F.. s. Row. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Offdenkamp. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Flor
man. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Stratton, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. II. Billings, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Penny. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Hinklc.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Jewell. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. =. Leonard. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
| T. Pettengill. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Walk. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Walsh, Mr'
and Mrs John Meeth. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Victor johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. w. C.
Hull. Mr.. and Mrs. c. O. stephan,
| Frank and Leland Jennings.
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Mrs. Roy T.. Rush delightfully."- enter
| tanned tho members of tho +. II. T.
club at a six o'clock dinner at her
Ihome, 1906 Berkeley ave, on Tuesday
evening The tables were handsomely
decorated with carnations and fern.
covers being laid for: Miss Nell Ha-
worth. Miss Gertrude Rces, Misses
Marguerite and Marie Fleming. Miss
Hazel McNeily, Miss Hazel Fergerson.
! Miss Jennie Jones. Miss Letha Rose,
Miss Violet Leach. Mrs. L. NJ. John
son. Mrs. @. G. Litz. Mrs. ?. X. Brown,
Mrs. Harry Hnney, Mrs. Herbert Mey-
ers Mrs. r. V. Krueger, Mrs. Harry
Meyer. Mrs. John Hoffman. Mrs. Reed.
Mrs. Percy Beatty. Mrs. Dewey Dioele
and the hostess.
!. = /.
The regular meeting OF the lambda
] Alpha Lambda sorority was held In
the home OF Mrs. Leon ]. Diggs Sat
urday afternoon. The usual business
was transacted, and then all enjoyed
visiting over necdlework. The mem
bcrs present were: Mrs. Laurence
Langdon, Mrs. Raymon Sutton. Mrs.