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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
lentcn Mourrers-Who ?

klropos ~ the masculine impress.
sion that Lent Is season ot gloom
and enforced pcnancc ia the bellies OF
society. comes he natural thought
that the sons oI Adam are themselves
dwelling In the shadows. aud seeing
o.. through giass darkly" blame
Ewes daughters for their own gloom.
Certainly the society gallant, who
hasks ia the smiles oi charmcrs
whom ho fOudl, hopes are his for the
asking. feels unduly to have q period
of stupid piety interrupt his pleas
urcs and opportunities for hashing
and asking
other descendants of Adam less
vain and less conscious at theiI enjoy
moui ~ the scenes that are bright
est" when the ladies are present. feel
u vague unrest and q namclcss long
inc" Tor the antrl. nten monopoly
of the attention 81 the fair sex No
doubt mans utter dopendcnc, ON wo-
man Tor the MUti'Nt ne fNN = Nl INV
ave pam oi the great economic scheme
huj during /. NJ. The Dependent half
looks. aci ana feels like IN orphan,
and IN VI NIL, emulation oi his father
Adam accuses Eve of he onnn hat
D.. his
Nut so with the feminine roclusp.
lndcp udout ana rcsourcolul. she On
cages IN round oi activities semi
social IN nnruo aud plays ih, needle
and thread lcalouslt iu preparation
Ion position cn halaaI of personal
hoauiitiors spiritual meditation. are
offset bi The secret gl'o over The
cost. sttaycd or stol"n" expression
worn hy The gentlemen when deprived
-. their presence IN social gayetics
The occasional brilliant function cot
She season are gracious indulgcnc"s Ia
me insistoucc of these lonely male
WhO are thereby enabled 10 endure
l. NJ and i've in anticipation Of tho
enchanting visions 10 appear IN Eas
Ter glory l'ut a. for duliness IN me
rcdms OF l'minitN never
Ilfu u and twist % as Won can
II will still be- double Won tNl q
Man
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
Mrs Hannum Ertcrtains at Farewell
Party.

\ happy social gathering Inst Viii
not soon he forgotten bS The iaNo Il
guests was the farewell party Thurs.
day Afternoon. when Mrs. j. T. Han
mum presided over the pleasure OF II
ladies who assembled Tor the last
time with the honoroc Mrs 7. W.
Teller
Tho popular occupation of needle
work kept the hand "mp,oycd and
he hlissui social intercourse ot ne
company was unmarried save B.; the
regret ucCasion.d hy the approaching
departure of u longtime friend Mrs.
Teller was assured. however, by those
who know the fascination OF The
southwest. that she could NOT hc con.
tented anywhcre else. aud viii b"
sure io return alter q season OF Two
spent in Detroit The scntiment OF
the company WIS that the prophesy
might he fulfilled
Tho rooms were autiful IN the
tasteful decorations 81 swcci-sccnt"d
blossoms OF peach and apple trees
that announced IN odorous charm The
advent of sprnetimc
In The dining room generous c.us
tors oi these dclcatc orchard buds
were arranged with sreonery about
the room aud dcckcd the table whcr,
| the guest Oi honor and six ladies Wor,
seated "a parlako OF the savorN, 'wo
course luncheon that marked th'
/ close of the day Three smaller
| tables bearing similar floral aduln
ment we're placed In the adjoninl
| room for the accommodation OF the
| other gncsts. lland.paiuted place
cards bearing the delicate suggestion
! OF painted iorgotmonots, horse shoe.
| aud fourleayed cloycrs were prizc'
| as souvenirs oi the afternoon
Assisting the hostess in entertain
| mont. were Misses Elizabeth Teller
Helen Teller Madonna Ranhin Adeh
Goss aud Ruth Cos.
The guests were Mesdames Teller
! " HAN, : Nann. " Rankin, DOYLE
Homer Ward. e \ Goss. William Nc
CluTkin, Frank Trottcr. Harry Ben
iamin, 4 T.. Walker, Nell Caya
nnugh. 5. r. Newcomer, " II LNor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
Student. Keep open House

with al, the grace ui society lead
ers tho Young mcu ol The Gree, l,t
ter ratrruitios oi 90, University Ie-
ceiycd and rniertaIn,d ilo iair dam
sci. of the dormfolos yesterday
afternoon IN theit picturesque uai
homes The Tr Nlpha- covered
themselves with glory as hosts and
mingled their grectluas and tdlpus as
The visitors came aud ic't informally
with the dispcnsaiion of delicious
punch
y Inc Sigma Tan home. Wclou,
uus music was added .o b, hospital
tN ol The hosts whose -ON,iIld tor
tho pleasure of Tho guests sustained
theU rcputaiion a. royal entertainers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
Sprinusinc Tea

The iNrungR rt NlNlloiS WHO dll'hN'
rd the spriugtimc tea az the We.
mans club Yesterday afternoon seem
81 to cmulal" a captive flower garden
confined IN roof and walls RioiuuH
masses of orchard blooms IN pink ana
Vhito were seen In every aVahabl"
ruac" Corners. windows, mantcl.
center tables. iardinicr"a. tea table.
book cases and cSeN nook held tho
odorOus hcralds OF The Morning -
The Year Rare carnations in stately
clusters were used prolusey in the
extensive decorative scheme These
we're the gifi of thc Albuquerque Flor
al company 10 the club. that Is also
.ndeblod 20 Mrs Hvron II Ives tor q
floral contribution ot cut Flowers
The dining room was thrown into
th. auditorium and the archWaN
tfaprd with ,.stooning OF caves The
tea table Was beautiful IN ia group.
ine of scarlet carnations. con rasilng
Niyidlv No. he silver service ANA
snowy damask
Presiding ~ The coffee arms were
Ncsdamcs NIoth ana Dunbar VINO
Wcic assisted in the distribution OF
colt . ltho .mothcrmade uualltNl
u' the committee Of ladies' aiding Mrs
Garfield IN The service OF delicious
two.couls, menu The table of home
cooked dauties was presided over
hv Nrs l.oWb.r and the tempting az
way of sayory ylands separated M
mcrous visitors nom their pin money
MIS- l.oWhcr was assisted al III,
ronc Cookug cable hy Mrs W W
strong and Mrs 7 T. Tull
The former olic,r oi the Cmh com
posed thr informal reception commit
toe
The philanthropic Department thai
had chatgo OF the afternoon. met WIN
generous Response from 'hr member.
aud nonmtmb0r. present. ana in,
small Tee of - cents each aggregate,
a gratifying sum foi this fund
During luls m The happy intorma
converse an excellent musical pro
gram va, rendered Vocal solos by
Mrs Hush Collins and Mrs ROY Nc
Donald were specially fine and olic',
ed the applause these faNorltc singer
ever inspire. \ piano solo l.oicloy
ht Miss liossoidcn was rendered viii
mastery skill The violin solo Maj
ina" played by Misses Lorna I.estc
and Grace Siortz accompanied b'
Miss Martha llullard, was splendid
rendered, and highly appreciated. bu
the charming little miss,s all gowne
alike la white over pink refused Z
respond 10 AN encore IN the M
scncc ol Mrs Rice. who was drtainc
~ nome. an imprompln roading wa
,iNon hy Mrs. Strumquisl
The committee on decoration
wore Mrs John l}orrodnLo, Mrs BE
wick. Mrs Chamberlain Asslstinl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01

ilaUls
Mr. Wagner wife OF Lieut. i \.
Wagn add child. are visiting friends
100 ihr Dl'. MR. W,agurrs homo is
o. Miu.if,
Nj and Nus " Meidiur.. aI, On.
'UrtaIum hrit son. George M,'dns.
rr and Hs bride The tuuug people
Nero recently married m tircleyiilc.
ONO
Ma KUui ct Detroit. Mich. Who
has been me guest ol her brother
aud sl.io. Dr and M pruitt the
Has. few weeks. viii leave touighi for
h.r home jn company With Zine Ichoy
iHmily vino 90 10 Detroit 80 reside
Mrs T. Il Paul and baby 81 Santa
Fr arrived IN the cit} Today ana are
guests ui In and Ms J.. g. Rio,
Mr. and Mrs Harry - Stlone viii
entertain the Christian EndcaNor so
cioiy at The Presbyterian church Non
day evening az The regular monthly
business and social maotug
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
NEW MEXICO SOCIETY
>noiai tnnir~ fr.m Various
Towns
Roswell

Mr. Goorsc Tulor wilhelm and
Miss Emily Martha ANtc,l were mar
riod ~ the home of the brides par
outs, Nj and Mira u Warn u AXtcil.
at i0G North Kentucky avenue, al -
O'Clock saturday might II was q very
pretty home wedding. celebrated in
me presence ot about ~ of me rCla.
tives and close friends Tn, room
whore The ceremony was performed
was banked la palms ana smiiaN, bril-
lianilN lighted with miniature globes
OF many hues. minLird with the
greens The Nhu,e house was artistic
ally decorated in pins ana white car.
nations and orange blossoms With
Nh 4 & Trout man at tine piano. the
ceremony was opened With the slng-
iug uf Alteration. los Mi-s Mabel
ANtpll with violin ohlira'n DIS Miss
Amy ANtell This was followed with
the song 20 Promise by the
same persons. after which Nj Trout.
man struck up the wedding march of
Meudplssohu The bridal party con-
sisted OF he bride and groom, the
minister. Rev = T Rams 3. ANA Mis-,
Mabel \ ANicll. the urid mani ana
+ Mr. Leonard X Mckee, best man
While Nh Troutman PLAYED a scotch
B mclod, the Methodist ritual wac
utilized in uniting ~, bride anc
groom The party passed ON. Will
Lohonarns march was played After
the wedding the sisters of the W,d,
aud the Misses RI, served delicious
1 refreshments az punch, ice a. am an,
| cake. and an informal hour was rn
loved. daring which several mustcn
numbers were given by members %
The PARTY The presents wcr uumcr
0us aud most beautiful CONSISTING
largely OF sLverware. cUt glass an'
linan- The ailt of the AN'ell sister
Wa~ a beautiful chest OF silver
Mrs \ T. Mckee gave an a oclocI
dinner Friday evening al The C.tN,
son Io lhr wedding party of The MI
h,lu.ANtvll marriage Tho guests b'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01

representative group of Young
business women responded 10 thu 10.
Vitatinn ct the library committee of
the Young Woman's Christian asso.
citation for round table conference
Thursday evening, aud listened with
intense interest tO the presentation of
current topics told IN charmngly in.
ioIhal si'ic hN Mrs ROY Mcdonald
and Miss blanche rctkins Within
the retirement OF ne rest room whcr.
the table had boon spread for the gath
"rlng. the compan' 'nio,cd maintcr.
up'od discussion and palaiahlo
lunch SandWichcd hoi Woon the sori.
Gus variations ct wcipht, events were
gay anecdotes pertinent tu tho sub.
ilctr under discussion
For the young women Who are On.
gagged in business ANA hay, noi The
leisure 90 devote to reading tho fol.
lowing subject were discussed In
various phases War IN Mexico.
lipan's Motive IN Securing a Caa,Inr
station on the Pacific Coast RocDw
Invention tor blowing Glass 10 Rrduc.
Death Rate of Blowers. Japan .
Vigorous Action in Fighting D., 1874.
bonic Plague The Buunng of thc
National Museum ai Aluan, Tho
Holocaust in New YORK When liH
Girls Were Burned 10 Death
Then leaving these topics local al
tairs were presented and 'he oaIah
iishm'nl oi Canning factory aud
opening of golf link, on The mesa IN
gagged the thought of the company
These highl, instructive rount
tahuc meets viii continue indcilnilcl,
ana are opnn 40 all Young women %
The association who viii notify th,
secretaries
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
Inionc tabor Festival.

April Is D. 'hr date chosen hy Tho
members uf 'hc Cola and Broadway
church for ih, public recital u' finHn-
,iuI struggles ul the eject who hnN"
voluntarily elected to earn dollar
each To- ma the small deficit on ih"
church debt. ana to proclaim aud de-
claim tn ways and means th'ioV'
publicly ono lady OF the church has
established cooperative nursery al
10 cents an hour Tor nursing. til the
dollar IS earned Another is eager
to mend "uul,y' hose and make them
whole at minimum price. Another
has urged thp ladies to a't as boot
blacks Tor their lords aud MASTER
tiu tho dimes bccum, dollars. \
rhurchmau has announced b." VII
wash dishes To earn "a dollar.
The relation ot Ties, efforts WilI h'
sure To- Dee educational 10 not cdiiNiua
To- those who have exhausted th'ir rr
sour, rulupss iu financial schemes.
Music readings. games ana unc.
| viii also tdd tu thc attractions "t th'
evening of the testimonial social fol
which th,rc viii be mad" M charge
other than thu charg" 10 smile
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
Varsity Seniors Entertained

The yonng ladies oi the university
senior class were guests OF honor
"Wednesday evening when Mrs. H.
Mcqueen Gray ana her sister. MISS
Tonaell. were hostesscs AZ delight
fully informal party a. the Gray home
Mrs George L. brooks aud Mrs.
". Elder shared with the hostesses
the responsibility and pleasure N N
iorta'nns the company OF sweet gin
graduates. Hhose verdict of the even
Ing was ne plus ultra
The handsome drawing room was
nrottil, dcckcd IN fragrant white
roses and IN the dining room "A palat
able repast was served. The bcaul
of rich red roses enhanced the pleas
ing arrangement Of the icslal hoard
with All It's delicate touches of dainti
ness.
The guests were Mrs. q, l.. Brooks
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
Personal Mention.

Miss Mac Ross Instructor of cX'
preston and oalory in The L \ NJ
lis spending no week cud vacation
with relative la Las Vegas lmme'
dialely on her return the inst OF the
coming wcch rehcarsals for the an
nuai drama 10 De- presented ia the
opera house. MAY 81, Will ID, begun IN
earnest
Mrs. : n Masters and daughter
Miss MARY Master OF ldcNsor' '''
Florida, are ia the city making ln'N
homc az The AlNalado
Mrs Ost and two children of Pur''
land. ore. returned IA their hoWr u
lhc northwest after a pleasant N''u
with Mrs Osts mother Mrs II \
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
Party.

TN. "tack,-t' old relics that can Dol"
rosurr,,,.d from thc.,.llar and hauled
down from Ca, garrett viii be the "p-
para u' th" company ncNt Frida>
evening whom the Young ladies of the
Puath,au class uf th" Highland
Methodist churDn viii entertain the
Young mon of jp, nar2ra class and
,hr ndt,s oi thy Missionary society
and u.u husbands
TACK, lam.~ muky STYLES. mchv
talk ami ta,ky mirtn win hc required
OF guests IN, ouly i'Htur" not
.tacky" VIII %, IN, .ordaity that viii
be- IN Keeping Nith the usual Phil"-
nathan mode OF rotol. rather than
mcky. hosWnNt, The Misses How
of North seventh street WiN h' the
hoytoss,s ana VIII award prizes q" in'
suprrmcst efforts tu -tutklncss.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01

I'M, SECOND ~ % e'r.. H' pafucs
f1r the Young ladtOs Oh. university
was the dclrhtful 'Wr rru1. .,,u-
ue When Mys = Mcqueen Gu. ~
t,rancd the ~ n'mn't. "' i.' sigma
Kappa neta soror,' Tl -uru-umr
flowers that were used m effective
decorations were - pl.l..u- feature of
a., Mawing room aud I.Wn- room,
where tho tast chort.r r IH. ,r,u-
Ing pleasure was told
Assisting Mrs. .irIf uua H.r ast,r
Mis- rouzcl. WAS Mts prr of N,N
L.AIn.I.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01

us the Misses NNi,ll Mossrs VII
hclW Mckee aud rruumup The ain
ucr WAS dcuCiuus collation.. served
uu q beautiful, appointed liable thai
was moW .rlt decorated iH ordugc
blossoms. IL Nas jh. uuuhda, ul me
son oi lhp hostess ana The place
cards Wei, decorated with miuiaur,
pictures ot Mrs Mckee and Mr. Ne.
K"c Stick pins, made With Pocos
Valley diamonds were .aNors
ono OF the most beautifully appoint.
ga events of the season vas the
luncheon given by Airs ! v Giikoson
on Saturday afternoon when The
mo mbcfs OF The T. T. O were her
guests. Ia honoi OF Mrs \ \ Mason
Mrs J Z Mcclure net the guests
and directed them fo he parlur,
whore Mis- Gilhoson made hem wei
come. ana whore q short period Oi
.ocIalibitity was enjoyed. when the
hualoss l'd The way 10 the dining
DOM with its white candles shaded IN
yellow. its decorations OF the socic-
us rulurs. yellow and white aud a
large howl OF ferns and Marguentcs.
ho Flower of the sistethood l.iitir
baskets Nith Easter eggs typificd the
season ana the novel arrangement
Of The iables lent a charming back
ground 10 the laughter and pleasan,
chatter OF the guests The artistic
Aacc cards with their dainty Man
gucritcs, were the handiWurk at The
hostess The course luncheon was
sunlp'uous aud apDeti1ius a"i the
guests aid fun Justice To the dainty
yiaHds placed before them.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
Mrs. l,aukiu tio-ts-~.

Mrs Harr, naukin was The graz
score ~ people responded To- the inyi-
tntions To- IL dancing party nv the spa.
cious dining room ot the NtHtndo
hutrl
Perhaps No dtfaif i'm ~, annals of
tho hotel aorial lifr has been more
happily informal aud dolighiu than
the function last evening TN, Nari-
Gus figures ot a., "Grfmau' were
danced with charming grac, aud
ploasur, Dos ihp Young people. led
tbruuBh thu m,uN mb2os hy Mrs.
Rankin and Mrs Smithors. who acted
as Uouductrcss,s IN, pNchaug, uf
laNots between th, ladI,s and gentle
men pr'r'diug aud succeeding "Hch
figure Was % pl,taiul feature of the
ever popular "t,.ruau Daring a
lull iu tho f,eutitl.. tive company
were invited Goo plttakt ui a delicious
u'uu prepared aud served ia char
aDSari.uv Nttrtdu dalutinoss. Mass
,s of cut flowers adorned the table
about which the Suuug people assem-
hl,d ~ merry mood Tor the disposition
of tuc d'ho1cirs.
Tn, guests who enjoyed Mrs RAN
ku's ho-ptalii, N,r, M.-damcs DaL.
ahN VI, Masters. ~mithcr-. Waha.
Misses H,'-cro of santa 70. Nc Mas
tors. Mildred Fox bolpr,. Tuning.
Hannah Nusbuum Marie HanlNn,
Bciua Drlusiuld Mcssts lamison,
Wahu, L,uruld Rogers, Danaht, Lam
dolfl, George lunkin. EIngland
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
Judge Mann Ia Entertain.

ude. Edward \ Mann Viii he th"
nos, next Tu,-io, evening. when I'M"
ton g,utlomon comprising thr NOM
brr-hip of the Ten Dons' viii be-
bau9uct,d prior Co tho literary Discus
sion aud roadiug Of IA" scirnuuc
paper that i- the custom; of the 500
ri.ty ut us M.N,cNN meetings.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
"\in.nur,,drrs" Ia nchcursr.

NM WOOk IN IrUVNrsuIH ~ M
cast 90 pro>cn, The Masquorad'rs
Niu begin with Informal trv-outs of
th, part. to a.Quaint th" performers
with their times before th' arrival 81
.n. arm master joe Urrn, Who will
speedily make tmugs happen TIC
t,,,o h, SIN be- her, prior &" the pre-
c.Uttt.uE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
M,i address de u Ncrgnc Receive.

Mcsdaiur. NJlaudrvsa and a. In
N,rpuc entertained halt hundred
ladies Thutsd.y and Friday afternoons
90 cards with charactcristiy charm ana
hnsptuut Of these social leaders
Tho Mcl.sudress buuga low. always
pirur, euuo aud attractive, was en-
HANGED JOS tho prodisal proiusiun OF
orc hard buds In pink ana white. and
W,,t-sreutcd narcissus arranged With
thr skill of q master artist
Five tables were placed about the
rooms Tor IN plavrrs vhu enjoyed
tn game ct five hundred TIL q late
hour when d'leCtabi, UNo-coursc
! uuD heou upors,dcd iur card games.
I.aurcls of victory ia ia, games were
awarded o. Hts u. \ Macpherson, a
Jnpaucs. basket filled with iuNurinut
| ferns Thursday afternoon. and Ia
| Mrs J. luthy - similar gift FRIDAY
Iaft,rnouu.
| For both afternoons five hundred
! was th, pastimc and punch 90 FOR tine
| gods vas served during The hours o'
the game The hostoss-s wcr" assist
,d iu "a, reception and entertainment
81 thr guests by Mcsdamos Ross M"r'
lriu and ~imm. of Lar cruces.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
Tpwo,th League supper.

tost loo fh, Epworth league resulted lu
first honor to Nj ido Maddox and
au 'ut'rtainmoni ana elaborate huu-
puct iu th' Methods church Thurs
day evening. the latter hoine tn fui-
i,,t paid by the losing side tu the
winners Who PROVIDED o.. evening"
entertainment
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01

Mrs " elder Misses Loa Lowe.
u,, rrua rergussuu Ouio..s Huu.
line Alice schrci1cr NUi. Parish,
fuia pickard.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
Informal Dance

Following The bficf business SOS.
siua CT he Fratctnai Brotherhood
beers cnioyed dancing, cards and nm
elaborate lunch before dispensing
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01

John Flournoy George Albrishf po.
TT. Mrs Kent OF Detroit Mich
Mrs Teller and Miss Helen Tclior
accompanied hy Mrs Kent viii leave
this evening FOR Detroit, Wn"yD Nl
Teller will engage Ia business
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01

Mrs Garfield the chairman of he
DAY. were Mcsdamcs u. II Calns r.
y Maynard Isaac liarth, Mnttoon. T..
\ Mann
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-18

part Of the former team and they
outclassed their opponents i'm grpnt
style. Both teams showed "a marked
Improvement over their first public
exhibition. two weeks ago. "lf !
could pitch baskets like Lucretia Gar
berson. sure would bc on the boys
team" a husky High school fresh
man was heard To- remark. Miss
Garberson contributed eight points
to her teams score. while her team
mate, Miss Martin. scored two bas-
kcts. The Sophomore guards
and center played woll allowing thu
forwards to pitch the baskets. The
score at the end of the first half was
four To three in favor of the Senior
Sophomore team.
Miss Frank and Mis- Ewing broke.
up many plays which might have
Increased the score OF their oppon-
onts The Junior Frcshmen forward
experienced quite Dot of hard luck
in their basket shootius Many times
the ball was thrown toward the bas-
ket. only to hit the ring and drop
I'm the wrong direction. Miss Balm
located the basket Just as the referee,
whistle blew, announcing a foul. auG
the two points were not counted. 4
basket by Miss Court and foul
pitched by Mis-, Balm in the first half
were the only points the Junior
Freshmen team was allowed by their
opponents. They were unable to
find the basket for "a single point dur
ing the second half
The person who wrote the rules
for the Basketball game for girls IL
firm believer in the Old maxim,
silence is golden Knowing the
feminine inclination to talk little.
clause has been, inserted in the rule
book, forbidding the utterance OF
single word while the game is In
progress. Otherwise the young ladies
would soon become short of breath
Silence reigns supreme. This is
peculiar feature OF the game.
Lineup and summary:
Senior Sophomore - Miss Stella
Martin, rf; Miss Lucretia Garberson
(Capt.) If; Miss Hllda Gorham ana
Miss Helen Guthory. SC; Miss Muuu
McMurray, C.; Miss Emily Frank, re-
Miss Freda Ewing lg.
Junior Freshmen - Miss Helen
Pain. If; Miss Edna Court. If; Miss
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-18
OPENING WEDNESDAY.

We invite tile ladies of Marion to
our scmi-annual display of the most
beautiful line of millinery ever shown
In Marion. Each season our trade
demands larger display and this ono
viii be the biggest and best. All the
latest designs viii bc shown I'm both
large and small hats. Beautiful pat.
terms exclusive with us not marked cX-
orbitnntly high. Nifty little tailored
hats. which we will not duplicate in
a wide range OF cOlorings and styles
including many of the new shades of
blue. grey and green with touch of
coral and last hut not least some very
smart designs in black and white.
Every one invited. n YOU are not
our customer we will show you the
same courtesy and extend special
invitation to the school girls. Re
member the date. Wednesday, next.
1t Mrs. Jennie Thomas.