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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-31

Copyright, 1909, by George Barr
lIcCutcheOn)
(Copyright, 1900. by Dood. Mead
ID Company. Published, Sept, 1902
"You are very, very beautiful
and young, and unhappy" he said
lirrelevantly, a darker glow in his
cheeks. She smiled serenely
without a trace of diffidence OIL
protest.
81 can almost believe it, you
say it so convincly," she said
For a moment she relaxed luxuri-
antly into an attitude of physical
enjoyment of herself, surveying
her toe-tips with thoughtfulness
that comprehended more; and
then as abruptly came back to
the business of the moment. You
must not spoil it all by saying it
too fervently," she went on with a
smile of warning. He gave a
short laugh of confusion and sank
back in the chair.
"You have never tried to make
love to me-" she went on. "That's
what I like about you. I think
most men are silly, not because !
am so very young, but because my
husband is so ridiculously old.
Don't you think so? But, never
mind! i see you are quite eager
to answer-that's enough. Take
another cigarette and-listen to
what I am going to say" He de-
clined the cigarette with shake
of his head.
After a moment she went on
lresolutely: "As I said before,
do not know that my suspicious
are correct. have. not even
breathed them to my father. He
would have laughed at me. MY
husband is a Graustarkian, even
as / am, but there is this distinc.
ton between us: he despises
Graustark, while I love her in
every drop of my blood. / know
that in his heart he has never
ceased to brew evil for the throne
that disgraced him. He openly
Expresses his hatred for the pres.
ent dynasty, and has more thar
once said in public gatherings
that he could cheerfully assist in
its utter destruction. That, OF
course, is commonly known in
Graustark, where he is scorned
and derided. But he is not 9
man to serve his hatred with
mere idle words and inaction.'
She stopped for a moment, and
then cried impulsively: 81 must
first know that you will not con-
slider me base and disloyal in say
ing these things to you. After all
he is my husband"
He saw the faint curl of her
lip. Before that" he argued
simply, you were daughter OF
Graustark. You were not born te
serve cause that means evil tc
the dear land. Graustark first
made you noble; you can't go back
on that you, know. Don't let
your husband degrade you. J
think you can see how / fee
about 1t. Please believe that ]
know you can do no wrong"
"Thank you" she said, return
ling the look In his earnest grey
eyes with one in which the utmost
confidence shone. "You are the
only man to whom I feel sure that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-31
Craustark ANOZAA OAN AAAAV0 McCutcheOn

I But there is nothing he car
do. He has no following here
The prince is adored by the PEG
pie. Count Marlanx would MOI
be such fool as to"
HE is no fool" she interrupt
ed quickly. That's why l an
afraid. II he is plotting against
the crown, you. may depend up.
on it he is laying his plans well
John Tullis, that man is a devil
"a devil incarnate. She turned
her face away.
A spasm of utter repugnace
recessed her face; she shuddered
so violently that his hand went
forth to clutch the fingers that
trembled on the arm of the chair
He held them in his firm grasp
for a moment. They looked into
each others eyes and he saw the
flicker of undisguised horror in
hers. An instant later she was
herself again. Withdrawing her
hand, she added, with a short
laugh of derision: "Still l did
not expect heaven, so why COM
plain"
"But you are an angel" he
blurted out.
81 don't believe the count will
agree to that" she said, with g
reflective twinkle in her DARK
Ieyes. "He has not found me espe
cially angelic. If you imagine
that / cannot scratch back, my
dear friend, you are very much
mistaken. / have had the pleas
lure of giving him more than on'
bad half hour. You may be sure
he has never called me an angel
IQuite the other thing"
"Wait a moment, please,
he commanded. 81 want to sa.
to you here and now: you are th'
gentlest, loveliest woman ! hav'
ever known. / don't say it idly
I mean 1t. II you gave him hal
as good as he sent, / rejoice II
your spirit. Now, l want to asl
LIE you expect to go back to liv'
with the da-with him."
Il THAT, Mr.. Tullis, is hardly {
matter 1 can discuss with you,
Ashe said gently, and he was no
Soffended.
IL Perhaps not, Countess, blu
lrow is the time for you to decide
1.-The issue. Why should you re
| turn to Castle Marlanx2 VIII!
keep up the farce-or, I nigh
say. tragedy-any longer? You
lfoFe Graustark. You love thu
prince. You betray them both b!
consorting with their marshes
Ifoe. Oh, could tell you :;
Thousand reasons why"
III ''We haven't time for them,
She interrupted, with mock de
spair in her face. Besides.
Isaid we cannot discuss 1t. 1t re
lquires no learned argument Il
move me, one way or the othep
1 can decide for myself"
you should divorce him." hi
lsaid harshiy.
She laughed easily. softly. "MJ
good friend. IL did that, I'd lose
Your friendship" He opened his
lips to demonstrate, but suddenl,
caught the undereurrent of the
naive remark.
"Bv Jove." he said. hts eyes
seIowing. "you must not risk find.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-31

Mr., Fawcett, beside his Elihu
Rootlike style of hair dressing, is
a playwright and author, as well
as actor. He has been starring
in 1.-THE Great John Canton" a
play depicting the personality of
a tremendously rich proprietor of
a sausage foundry, bacon manu-
factory and packing plant. He
has made noteworthy impress
sion as bluff millionaire with
more money than manners.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-31
BALL|NGER MIXED.
DOPE FOR TAFT'S
MESSAGE
(By United Press Leased Wire.

tBy united Press Leased Wire.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Dec. 80.
Secretary Bal ger of the in
terror department, probably will
complete before tonight a rough
draft OF the conservation legis-
'lation soon to be made the subject
of a presidential message to con-
gress, according to a statement
given out from the interior de-
partment today.
In the sections referring to wa.
terpower,' the draft will consider
chiefly the question of retention
by the government of power sites
on unnavigable streams, where
ownership does not carry riparian
rights. these being controlled by
the state.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-31
BIC STREET CARNIVAL
WILL OPEN TONIGHT IN
!. N. CA GYMNASIUM

Booths of various descriptions.
some of them highly decorated,
have been placed in position today
and the gymn has assumed a gala
appearance. Each class and de-
partment of the association viii
have charge of one booth.
The public is invited and big
crowd is expected to attend. Any
surplus from the proceeds will be
turned into the athletic fund.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-31
Three LAUNCHES
Are SUNK

(By United Press Leased Wire.
NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-Three
launches belonging to battleships
of the North Atlantic fleet, now
anchored in the North river, were
sunk today while attempting to
pillow their way through the ice
along the river bank to take
aboard two hundred sailors, who
had been forced to remain on
shore all night.
The sailors in the launches
were rescued.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-31
FIND WRECKACE
OF MISSING
SAILOR

.(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SEATTLE, Dec. 30.-That the
wreckage reported by Captain Kali
strom of the steamer Bellingham.
at the mouth of the Quillaydt
river, south of Cape Flattery, may
be that of the sailing vessel Mat
terhorn, which foundered on Nov.
26, is the belief of shipping men
here today.
Only the masts of the ship were
visible when the Bellingham pass
ed the scene.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-31
TAKES ON A
GALA APPEARANCE IN
PREPARATION FOR THE
GREAT EVENT.

Preparations for the Y. NJ. C. A
street carnival to be held tonight
and Saturday, afternoon and
night, in the new Y. M. G. A.
gymnasium. are practically COM
plete.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-31
LAKE VIEW PUTS
BAN ON SALOONS

Lake View citizens will not toll
crate a saloon in their midst, and
don't care to run any chances of
being killed by "joy riders"
Fifteen of them appeared be-
fore the county commissioners
this morning and succeeded in
persuading them to deny the ap-
plication Of Henry Smith and P.
A. Policy for a license to run a
saloon in connection with a hotel
at Lakeview.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-31

Zeppelin yet built and the only one
of the Zeppelin type now under
construction in the United States.
It Is driven and pulled by a double
set of propellers, two In the rear
and two forward. It has elders.
on the aeropiane principle. on
each side, designed TO allow the
big ship to soar for miles without
he use OF its engines.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-31
TUNNEL FOREMAN
FACES CHARGE
OF Theft

Police officers last night arrest
ed James Donnely. foreman OF
gang of men In the U. P. tun-
mel. and Charles Gruhl, laborer.
while both were intoxicated. Gruhf
accuses Donnely of stealing $40
in money and a 1926 diamond
ring from him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-31

Here you are, face to face with
the creator of 1.-The Man of the
Hour" and THE Dollar Mark"
In both these plays. the latter of
which is current success, Mr..
Broadhurst has undertaken to
show that the reigning spirit of
this country at present is "get the
money" Both show the sordid
depths to which citizens go to
gain a fat bank account.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-31
THIEF CAUGHT
HANDED
by United Press Leased wire.)

EVERETT, Dec. 31.-A rob
berry, the boldest enacted in Ever
ett for many months, occurred
Tuesday night when Miller's jew
elry store on Hewitt avenue was
looted of a large number of val
uables from it's broken show win
dow by Mike McDonough. Patrol.
man Hull caught him in the ac..
red-handed, stuffing jewelry into
his capacious pockets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-31
RAY LAMPHERE Of MURDER
FARM FAME DIES IN PRISON

Ichildren at the murder farm"
died in the Michigan City peniten-
tiary last night of tuberculosis.
He was convicted OF burning the
Guinness house while the occu-
pants were in it. Later the re-
mains of several of Mrs. Guinness
victims were exhumed in the farm
yard.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-31
AT THE TACOMA.

'Beverly of Graustarlk," at the
Tacoma theater last night, pre-
setned all the elements dear ~
the heart of the matinee girl.
from the handsome prince to the
spirited American girl heroine.
The play is romance" sue
enough. 1t is we'll staged AMI
will be repeated tonight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-31

Great interest is being mani
Tested among Tacoma music low
ers and the appearance of Mile.
Marcella Sembrich, the famous
prima donna, at the Tacoma thea
ter next Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-31
stung FOR 15 Year

by Indigestion's pangs-trying
many doctors and $4,000 worth
of medicine in vain. B. r. AyscuA
Of Ingleside, N. c., at last used
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. and
writes they wholly cured him.
They cure Constipation. Bilious
ness. Sick Headache. Stomach.
Liver. Kidney and Bowel trou-
bles. 25c at all druggists.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-31
MAN Held i'm Connection With
Famous Guinness Case Is Vic
tim of White Plague.

(By United Press Leased Wire. J
LA PORTE, Ind, Dec. 81 -
Ray Lamphere, convicted of kill
ing Mrs. Belle Guinness and her
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-31

New Years day will see "The
Land of Nod" at the Tacoma with
a big lot of fun, music and char
acters never seen before on tha
stage. "The Land of Nod" VIII
show afternoon and evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-31

For the first time in many sea-
sons Mr.. Gillette will be heard
this year and next in repertory.
Some of his old successes like
Secret Service" will be added to
new plays. Gillette starred as
Sherlock Holmes" and has
stamped himself as one of the
more artistic of modern actors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-31

Prom u Drawing.
e. p. Prebble and J. J. Rekar,
two young Portland men have for
months been working in secret to
build an aerial battleship that can
sail for days without alighting,
without needing to take on more
fuel, without coming in range of
earth guns and that can travel at
a rate Of speed that will make
Roadway against any wind.
The Prebble-Rekar ship now
nearing completion is 204 feet
long and 35 feet wide amidship---
the biggest craft, outside the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-31

Here's the Yankee Doodle kid,
the electric dynamo who dances,
sings. plays, writes plays, re-
hearses 'em and Is manager,
TOO. Cohan is perhaps the most
popular young man on the stage,
and he has father and q mother
and sister who are all popular,
49,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-14

iveness. ! believe the business men
generally are cooperating with the
club n that this slur does not rep
resent public opinion"
The club. as no one denies, has
been up against a stiff proposition
lately" said another director last
night.
1T needs every assistance the bust
ness men can give it. A pull alto
gether will put the organization in
shape to keep up its splendid work
IL is hard to see how any public
spirited individual should endeavor to
hamper the club in its housekeeping
at this time
Business men generally last night
expressed the same opinion, and there
Is a general desire to see the old Com
fnerclal club with its years Of splendid
aeileFement resume and maintain its
ieading place in boosting the interests
Of Albuquerque.
While 1t has been generally recoe-
hized that the club, h"andicapped nv
It's financial difficulties. has not kent
u work IN to the standard in the
recent past, il Is also recognized that
club directors are thoroughlv RON
'esehtdtiVe of the business interests OF
ne CITY 1t is well known that these
men are making a determined attempt
o rehabilitate the organization. ana
IN attempt 10 block the work OF reor
meets with general disn n
prevail. !
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-14

Mrs Charles 5. White. iiiT West
Kent avenue entertained fifteen cou-
pies last night In honor OF her hus-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-14
SLUR ON CLUB IS
RESENTED BY THE
BUSINESS MEN
UNFORTUNATE AND UNI
TIMELY SAY DIRECTORS
Flank Attack on ORGANIZATION
Which Has Been Largely the
Builder Of Albuquerque
ArouSeS Indignation.

The Albuquerque Commercial clnf
Tor the past twenty odd years has
done a work in building up Albuquer.
que u~nequalled by any similar organ
lis record IS 4 splendid one and lust
at this time, when every effort is be-
ing made by the members to place the
Il on a more useful and effective
basis than ever before, the attack on
the club is. to say the least. very nm
Fortunate"
so said Q. y. Marion. vice president
Of the club. last night in speaking Of
the slur on the Commercial club pub
lshed in the evening paper, to the eff
iect that Il Business Mems league"
now being organized viii become the
successor To the Commercial club.
which lacks the united supper OF
the business men of the city
Mr.. Marion was emphatic in his
depreciation of the article, coming lust
at this time when the clubs Officers
ana members with the cooperation of
the business men generally are max
ING a vigorous ana determined at
Tempt 10 place the club upon a sound
financial footing and enable it to
prosecute with energy the same line of
work which has characterized II in
the past; work which has brought to
this city such great industries as the
Lumber company and the
santa Fc tie plant, which has result
in the building Of one of the finest
commercial club buildings In the
southwest and a work which has IN
doubtedly done more for the business
interests of Albuquerque than any !
other n factor. President Il. Spjtz |
or the hub was equally emphatic in |
IepIoring such an "untimely and I'M
ana flank attack on the city's chief
commercial organization In its cru
'ial period.
Ihls is the time when every bust
less man should make il a point 10
Axtend to the club every assistance in
power said Mr.. Spitz. 1T is the
most critical period in the history of
ne club. Every director and every
'i1cer and member is pulling his
hardest to get the organization past
ne crisis. place it on its feet anG re-
tore to it its prestige and and effect
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-14

Miss Elsie Myers entertained at her
home. 500 West Fruit avenue. ycster-
day. in honor of Miss w Mize. who
Will BE- welded on December l. to Mr..
Edward Sackett The Myers home was
prettily decorated i'm honor of the oc-
c%asion, yellow and white c%hrysanthe-
NUNS being prominent in the orna-
mentation. Five hundred was one OF
the features of the afternoon. Miss
Frances Borders won the first prize,
and Miss Eva Nike the consolation A
delicious luncheon was served At the
conclusion OF the card games. Among
those present were. Miss Eva Mizc.
Miss, Frances Borders. Miss Lucy
Edie, Miss Molly Kelly. Miss Ma Nc
Milnn. Miss Theta Jones. Miss Ger
trude Hopping. Miss trace Grimmer.
Miss Carrie McClurken. Miss Elsie
saekett. and Mrs. H. Gooch.
Mrs otto Dieckmann and daughter.
Miss Lisa. returned from kansas City
last night. The first Of a series of
ante-nuptial affairs to be given in
Miss Dieckmann's honor will occur II
Castle Huning IN next Thursday.
when Mrs. Arno Huniing will give an
Informal tea.
Mrs Isaac Graham entertained the
Thursday card club at her home. IA
North Fourth street, Thursday after
noon. High Five was the game
played AT the three tables. Prizes
were won by Mrs Minke and Mrs
McManus. The club will meet next
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Warren
Graham. EOS North Fourth street.
Mrs Charles :. White. iil7 West
Kent avenue entertained fifteen cou-
piles last night In honor OF her hus-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-14
ELKS TO RALLY
At THEATER
TODAY
MINSTREL TROUPE
TO BE LINED OUT
All Persons Interested in Big
Attraction Urged to be Pre-
sent This Afternoon.

There will be a meeting of members
Of Albuquerque lodge No. i61, r. p.
o. f., at the Elks heater this after
noon at 2:30 o'clock. No Elk who is
able to be around will miss going to
this meeting, as the final lists Of sing
ers, soloists and chorus members, in
terlocutor and end men ana men in
between win be made for the big
Elks' minstrel show to be given on
the evening before Thanksgiving.
Every n who can sing m who
wants to assist in making this per-
Torrance a nine-year's wonder is
urged to be present.
Joe Bren, the famous, who is to di-
rect the show, has written that he is
directing IA performance al VI
nita, Okla. and will come directly
here from there. SO he is expected To
arrive before many days and begin
active rehearsals.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-14

band, Mr.. White, who celebrated his
birthday anniversary. The entire
nome was prettily decorated for the
occasion in cut flowers and ferns. The
evening vas spent at cards, followed
by toothsome refreshments,
Mrs. X. Garden, Of 402 West sill
yer avenue. entertained "A party OF
friends Thursday afternoon. Re
freshments were served and an en-
1oyable lime was spent.
Mrs. Anita A.. Otcro Will return to
home in Los Angeles, California.
tomorrow after n pleasant visit with
her sisters, Mrs. Fred Heyn and Mrs.
John ~Borradaiie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis HELD. OF
seventh street and Copper avenue,
entertained a large company Of guests
't inner last evening.
Mrs. II. r. Putney returned Friday
rom Kansas City, Mo, where she was
allied on OF the death of her
Irother-in-law. Mr. A. s. Rifle,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-14
THORNTON, THE CLEANER
BUYS MODERN MACHINE
FOR SWEEPING DUST

Thornton, the cleaner. who is n
specialist in the art OF cleaninF car
pets, stove and doing all like worl,
mas purchased one of the latest va
CUM cleaners, which he will here
AFTER use in place of brooms and dls-
iers' thornton has been engaged in
'he cleaning business for a number of
years In Albuquerque and has built
up a large business. The new cleaner
was a necessary addition to his clean
ing machinery. Thornton yesterday
commenced the work of cleaning the
Alvardo hotel throughout. The work
is being done under contract and the
new machine is being used on the lob
with much success.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-14

one OF the largest and most elabor
ate afternoon card parties OF the weel
vas given on Tuesday by Mrs J
yrissari and her daughter. Miss
Eloisn. OF 500 West silver avenue.
The one hundred guests were enter
tanned in the SPACIOUS rooms OF the
Woman's club, which were turned
into d vefitable bower OF ~ehrysanthe-
NUNS, palms n ferns for the oeca-
sion. Professor ID Mauro's orohes-
ira. hidden behind a screen Of palms.
rendered musical selections during the
afternoon. Receiving with, II as
slsting the hostess, were Mrs. Anita
otero and Miss Grace Borradaile.
Those invited 10 enjoy Mrs. and Miss
Yrisarri's hospitality were as follows:
Mrs. r. Alderman. Mrs. n. 7. Armijo.
Miss Armijo, Mrs J Il. Armljo. Misc
ArmiIo, Miss r. Armijo, Mrs. r. Baca.
Miss Baldridge. Mrs. II. BENJAMIN.
Mrs. H. A. Bittner. Mrs. E. -. Booth,
Mrs. a. BORDERS. Miss Borders. Mrs. J
Borradaile. Miss Borradailc, Mrs.
Bronson. Mrs. r. w ID. Bryan, Miss
Campfield, Mrs. u. H.. earns, Miss
Chapman, Mrs. A. Chaves. Mrs. ]. l..
Clarke, Mrs Conner, Mrs. Cornish.
Mrs, T. o.. Davis. Mrs. O. Deickmann,
Miss p~iecknann. Mrs. FERGUSON. Miss
FERGUSON, Mrs. N. Il. Field. Mrs.
Forbes, Mrs. +. Parker. Mrs VI. Gun
sui. Mrs. y. -. Heyn. Mrs. A. Otero.
Mrs. w. O. Hope. Mrs. r. A.. Hubbell,
Mrs. T. y. HubbeIl, Mrs. A. Huning, /
Airs. IL H. Hust, Mrs. l.. Ilfeld. Mrs.
w. ~ Johnston. Mrs. Thorman, Miss
keleher, Miss II. Keleher, Mrs. l.
Mrs. r.. Lester, Mrs. j. 4.
Lewinson, Mrs. II. A. MACPHERSON.
Mrs. A J. Maloy. Mrs. q. ". Marion. {
Mrs. r. Y. Maynard, Mrs. T.. r. Me-
Miss Kelly, Mrs. Mcclellan. 4
Miss Mcclellan, Mrs, II. Mcdonald. I
Mrs. II. Mckee, Mrs. McLandregs. /
Mrs. A. H.. MeMillen. Mrs. r. Moore. g
Mrs. j. c. Mead. Mrs. O'Riolly, Mrs y
VI. Otero, Mrs. Noland. Mrs. Lunn, c
NJ. Otero, Mrs. II. T.. owen, Mrs. Il
J. j. Penrce, Miss Pearce, Mrs. j. l.. Fl
Perea, Mrs. NJ. A. Yrisarri, Miss h
Emilia Yrissari, Mrs. II. E. putney. q
j. a. Reidy. Mrs. l.. q. Rice. Mrs. h
Z, II Romero. Mrs. u. 8. Rosonwald, Il
Mrs. Ross, Mrs. NJ. Sanchez, Mrs. G.. 4
,. stateson, Miss Stateson. Mrs. r.. Il. N
'tean, Mrs. NJ. j.. Stern, Miss strlck- q
or, Mrs. NJ, II. Summers. Miss NJ
Mrs. A. r.. Walker, Miss Il
Miss q Walker. Mrs. w. Y y
Mrs T. =. woolsey, Mrs. NJ. ii
Wylder. Mrs. O.. s.. Klook, Mrs 4,
soss Merritt, Miss Mclaughlin, Mrs. t,
. White. Mrs. II. u Edgar, Miss p
Miss Brent, Mrs. J. Burg, Mrs. pI
uthy, Mrs. Smithers. Mrs. w. w. II
trong, Mrs. w II, Hahn, Mrs. c. VI
GOLDMAN, Miss Clusters, Miss X. Gus al
'rs, Mrs. Frost, Miss Connolly, Mrs III
, W. Clancy. and Miss Josefita Arni- Nj
) OF Las Cruces. ca
on Friday evening the newly or fr
anized Sorority OF University girls. tr
gina Kappa BETA, entertained the ct,
University boys at a progressive din hi
r party. A delightful coup curse On
as served at the home Of Miss Gu
lanche Portcrfield, who was assisted IA
receiving By Mrs. Ferguson. The III,
then proceeded to the home in
Miss Lena sterling. where q meat On
ursc was appropriately served. Miss Go
being assisted by Miss Ham. a,
Next came an elaborate salad ter
urse NJ the home OF Misses May tel
lie and Lora Lovelace. The Love SCI