Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-04

Hopes of the soul
lOf what are you singing?
| Gods love for all"
BY NJ. E. o.
Tho Initial program tea of the New
Year was given at the Minnequa Coun-
try club Monday afternoon by Mrs. NJ.
J. Galligan and Mrs, Joseph p. Dillon
In honor Of Mrs. II. Raymond Young
and Mrs. William j. Livingston. The
interior was beautiful in it's gay
IChristmas adornings of red and green.
ana red carnations and ferns crowned
the handsomely appointed table from
( which the delectablc refreshments were
served
The program of song presented by
Mrs. Cleora Wood Schmidt and Prof.
! Wilhelm Schmidt, of Colorado Springs.
proved to be one OF delight to the
guests Each song was given an ex-
lquisite and sympathetic Interpretation
| by Mrs. Schmidt whose youthful and
radiant personality combined with n
/ ltempermental spontaneity captured all
! hearts. Prof. Schmidt is an artist as an
accompanist, as well as a composer.
and the second group of songs were of
special interest being his original COM
! positions.
| Each number was received with ap-
probation, the last, "One Fine Day.
the Aria from Madam Butterfly, which
was sung in wonderful voice, soliciting
| prolonged applause.
! Mrs. Schmidt was the winner in tho
state contest of young professional
singers In colorado Springs last spring
| and sang the same two compositions of
her husband at the State Federation
OF Music Teachers held in Denver
Christmas week. The program follows:
! (al star ..........-............R Rogers
| tb) Tnc Last Hour ...........Cramer
t0 Thank God For a Garden
| ............-......... ...Del RICO
| (aA OF rnf
| Wilhelm Schm
tb) Yearning Wilhelm Schmfdt
| ta) Mother o. Mine Tours
| thp Dearest .:.:.'............ Homer
(c) Since You Went Away ........
...........-.. -...-.......... johnson
one Fine Day. Aria from Madam But
| terfly.
Those chosen to assist tho hostesees
We're: Mrs. j. ]. Pa tee, Mrs. Henry
! Vanderveer, Mrs. Walter l.. Wilder,
Mrs, A. @. Hoskins, Mrs. ]. 7. Nc
Corkle, Mrs. Tod c. Storer. Mrs. r. u.
Lands, Mrs Paul Mccoy, Mrs. Wilbur
Pryor, Mrs. Wilbur Lucas, Mrs. w. l..
Hartman. Mrs. L. wyeth Pope. Mrs. j.
V. Monroe. Mrs. d. r. Dunton, Mrs.
r. J. Weaver. Mrs. n. ]. Dillon, Mrs.
John G. Wolf. Mrs. c. w. Maynard,
Mrs Harry Caldwell. Miss Cccelia
Gmahling. OF Peru. Miss Helen Pattee.
Miss Josephine Lsngdon, Miss Frances
Anderson. Miss Elizabeth Baker.
Mrs. ]. Yarer Hamilton entertained
lin honor of Miss Irene Oaklcaf at
dancing party in her home Monday
evening. the occasion being the seven
teonth birthday of Miss Oakleaf. Tho
rooms were decorated in Centennial
colors. red and white. and tho table
/ I'm tho dining room was crowned with
Il lovely birthday cake, respondent in
trimmings OF red and white. contain
Ing the traditional ring and penny. tho
same colors being evident in red can
dies and red candles. Games were play
| ed. Now Years resolutions were writ
I ton and read, and dancing enjoyed. y
/ prize was awarded to Milton Booth for
the clcvcrcst resolutions. Joe Prlvett
receiving the consolation prize for a
unique effort along the same line, and
I the favors for the best dancers were
given to Thomas Barber and Margaret
Barnum. Those present were; Miss
Oakleaf. Miss Ruth Bennington. Miss
| Mamie Hamlin,. Miss Isabelle KeatinS.
Miss Milrcd Lee. Miss Juanita MIN
/ mick. Miss Dorothy Overdorf, Miss
I Martha Ryan. Louis Barnum. Milton
I Booth, ,-ames Downen, William Gam
Imon, Donazan Oakleaf. Joseph privett,
Mary \. Davis. Mrs. c. \. Oakleat, Mr..
and Mrs. Il. schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs, ].
Wager Hamilton. Miss Margaret Bar
mum, William Barber.
| Mrs. Willard c. Smart has planned
series OF informal bridge parties for
this week in compliment to her mother,
Mrs. r, G. Davis, and Mrs. j. r. Wood,
/ OF Fort Smith, Ark, tho last ono to be
enjoyed Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. BrookIng enter
talned as usual at New Years tea
sunday afternoon. enjoying the pres
/ cnCc ot many friends who called.
Tho members OF tho Alta Vita club
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