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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-26
Virginia
Military Institute
DISTINCTIVE FEATURES.

DISTINCTIVE FEATURES.
The attention Of ali who are interested In
.hgcs;on t. ss'Pecfai r.- ssi hy to n. q, p.
Military Institute. Among these advantages
are:
I. Its Distinctive Military system. This
has secured FOR !! the NAM OF the Wee,
development and physical health BY
forced regularity In food, sleep. and exercise.
II creates habits Of p!omn,itude. order. dis
oipl!ne and differentiation. II fosters self
reliance and force o: personal character by
eastins each youth, whatever his anteceGcnt
circumstances. on his own Individual re-
spon.ibi!ity II is equal. uniform ana whole
soneiy restraining. without riEor.
II. It's Distinctive Academic Curriculum.
matte. Physics, Geology. MECHANICS. survey
Ing. chemlssry prawins Law Economics
Literature. Practical Science.
class "a elect between the courr.s OF civil
Cheini.,ry and o, Electrical EnEneefing.
These courses are of one and a hall years
Ged "nd I isbora,ory prasti.e inc o pspsr
ment OF Engineering r. thor"ushly equipped
ical. physical and n!nerAlogicai laboratories
Instruction
". Its distinctive system of instruction.
namely. dividing OF clatscs into sections.
WHEREBY che students are accurately graded.
and each secures share OF the psrsonal
attention o. the Instructor. The success o:
me educational work OF the school turns
largely on this method.
'. II. Economy. The expenses are: Pay
re-. seHI fs sads, es ;s ,%.o"
This estimate includes tuition. board. fuel
and liHhts, washing. room rent medical at
tendance of the most careful character
clothing. books stationery and all necessary
expenses. and falls below that OF any iust!-
tuition o. Ike grade in this country. This
estimate L. exclusive %: outnt, and must he
Understood average for the ent!Se
term. the Arst year being OF necessity the
most costly.
course.
For further Information and catalogue
apply 10 the Superintendent.
GEN. t. W. NICHOLS,
Lexington, Va.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-05
DIAMONDS
At Actual Wholesale Cost

A year ago. before the tariff went
into effect We bought DIAMONDS
very largely IN anticipation Of the
expected boom The boom is com
ing, but rather than have our money
tied mp in diamonds we have re-
solved TO offer them during the
month Of April at wholesale cost for
cash. 1t is useless to quote prices ON
diamonds rs their worth depends ON
the color, cut and purity of the gem.
But If you want a DIAMOND and
want to buy il cheap, we believe we
can convince you that this is your
opportunity In the fam You will pay
az least ONE-THIBD MORE than
You can now buy them for Every
diamond We have, and we have some
very iine ones, is included in this of
fer. A deposit Will reserve any dia-
mond We have until May LIST at
which time this special sale viii end
Diamonds are always advancing I'm
price and we could make money by
holding them, but we have decided
10 let them go. 4 money return
guarantee viii be given upon request.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-05
Notes of Society

Mrs Neiu Field has gone TO Bal
tlmore for the purpose Of taking a
course OF treatment az Johns Hopkins
hospital
Mrs. Frank Alderman returned
from "a visit 10 El Paso early last
week
Mrs Fred Garfield was called to
Horton. Kansas. on Tuesday on ac-
count Of the serious illness Of her
mother
The Albert Stems have purchased
the a u. McGaffey home, one of the
most beautiful residences In the city,
and viii occupy It in the near future.
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Mrs W IT, Hahn went to Santa Fe.
Tuesday 20 spend week with her
daughter Mss Frank Nuding.
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Lew wallace chapter Of the Daueh-
ters of the American Revolution met
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. j. II Wroth.
The Ladies' Guild OF Sc. Johns
church will give a tea az the home of
Mrs Amado Chnves on North Eley-
onth street, ou "Wednesday after Eas-
ter. There will be home cooking
table, an apron sale ana other de-
lghtful features.
Mis-. Robert Danks of Las Vegas
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who is the guest Of Mrs. Henry G.
Coors Jr, was entertained at a mum
Der OF informal affairs during the
Week. Among them was an afternoon
at Mrs. Thomas Wilkersons, Mrs. Ar
no Hunlng and Mrs. L. J. Alger.
4 : =
Mrs. j. p. Woy entertained q few
Intimate friends last night at an in
formal bridge.
Mrs. c + Lowber entertained the
Highland club at bridge at her home
yesterday afternoon.
4 3 Z
The ladies OF the Harugari lodge
are planning a dance 10 be given IN
Colombo han on Monday, the 18Th.
. . =
Mrs. +. L. Bradford has been sum
moned TO the home of her mother.
who is seriously H. ana will be absent
for some time.
The r. D. Sisks have purchased
the O'Rielly home nj the corner OF
Ninth street and Kent avenue. and
will move into it shortly.
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Miss Leila Armijo entertained infor-
manly Wednesday afternoon in hon
or Of the birthday OF her mother.
Mrs y. T. Armjo, the affair being In
the nature Of a surprise.
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Mr. Charles u. Treffenberg gave
demonstration Of the tango and hesi-
tatlon before good sized gathering
Of spectators at the Womans club
Monday Tomorrow will be social
night at his class and beginners will
be instructed free Of charge.
z 9
The Ladies of the Maccabees are toI
have social hour at their regular
IN odd Fellows hall next
Tuesday a feature of the occasion
Nill be demonstration Of club
'winging and dumbben exercises by,
Mrs. yesterdays class Of forty girls
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore 6. Woolsev
IT.. gave a supper party at Silyias. In
he Sandia mountains, TUESDAY even
ng. their guests being Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. O. Chadbourne. MIR and Mrs. G.
3 Brooks Miss .Katheryn Strlckler.
dr. and Mrs. W ). Hopewell. Mrs
y. H. Butcher and \. u. McGaffev
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Upon the return TO Albuquerque of
drs +. T. Bradford. work viii be
'egun in rehearsing FOR the big chill +.
lren's operetta Of "Goldilocks and
he Three Bears Il is proposed to
make this one OF the most preten- /
ious children's entertainments ever
iven in Albuquerque A chorus of T
90 children's voices will be "a feature
4 the entertainment.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-05
GlIuN PINK PAJAArAs.

l'l.lle Burke IN pink uaiamis Well
N'ullh thai lar the gold filling out
ni NHuf hnuk tscthi
Ihtt however ia just what happens
10 lIllcs now play which goes hy
lh" HmrWhat abbreviated title at
dntlN ta1eoiuE folks have never
is'e7tcd Miss burke with the naugh-
q drama and. trom Hl accounts.
'h'tt IS nothing 100 the new piut To-
r them in du So now Tire pa-
'na Nre merely iilIp-l dash of
N'a to "a putnCkly proper PLAY
Ii. N what thc Sew York World
. iu M about Miss Burke. derry
ln. p.ne paIamae
fhu Wnk nalamas dion arrive ON
uulil ths third a.t or. % hr
"Hf for the sake ut future ldOr-
t'u. "ucra until about l0.I6 90 th'
If tAla respect ,ierH pruNcd
De- pa. .wcetne=s Ions deferred at
'H'uth I' he perfectly fair with Mrs
NH'N new play 10 wasn't nearly
t.lOIN some in which Niss
use Ws tNmhH@d her miniature
.fi"n m in Tho past of plot II
HfuN ghost but 10 WAS very
h.A written The trail 81 pref
feminine wll AY over lis smart
feminine wit Tint never
"'H.i the use of slHng or even
hing STRONGER when tho mood
Ihe haractons justified it
NI.H Burke WAS Jcrp. and jerry
lng o. hDr mother WAS AN
"H Moro than that sh, Wac q
I'h le.pha lmp 10 implshncss of the
fh.t Miss Burke Is able 20 Illus
admits ~ grad1tons She Mt
misht Dee said 90 hr 1iN Of !
.'tHrlN Love edition of pecks BAD
|A'. makius duc allowances. OIL
Hr fnrt scN
lHHa Aunt Joan had been on. 1
20 to be- married Tor twenty Years 4
HIuH matters over which he had
control had turned Menagu Wade /
H.n procrasunaung fiaucc First It 7
his father Illness Then be had (
e mother ca uppert on some other T
HtHidlhlc obligation. Ahout the 1
n7 EHut tu11E luvc had begun "a
Aaue from long waiting and SHE had t
1tHrd ID warmer attachment for her
Isln Peter liagg Jerry decided She
wn"lt vHrrv tee reluctant
duHifHu
an item appeared in "a Phnadel-
'Nit nrH snaprr Announcing the
'foah'ng of Aunt Joana engagement
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-05
DINNER TO Tur niIINs.

Among The numerous entertain
ments IN honor az Alr and Mrs W II
Hahn Of Los Angeles. during their
stay IN Albuquerque, none has sur
passed IN elegance the dinner Monday
evening 10y Nh anod Mrs. W. W
strong whose guests the Hinhns are.
4 large basket of sweet peas form
ed the center piece of table that
was IN the highest degree artistic In
Us arrangements Covers We're laid
for twenty, Including. besides Air. and
Mrs Hahn lr ana Mrs r. II Briggs.
Mr ana Mrs ". g. Keim, Mr. and
AIRS % a Naughcy Mir and Mrs
Fred Canncld. Ans II. 4 Rhtner
Mr.. and Mrs ID A. Macpherson. MT
( nd Mrs. Frank Siartz and Mr. stan
iey Strong.
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THE JNNISON's DINNER

The beautiful bungalow of the II
y Jamisons ON University hill was
the scene Of dinner last night which
Hike everything done hy tho JamIsons
WAS the last word I'm AN that goes {,
make for delightful social affair
The home was tDstcfully decorated fol
the occasion and presented an air OF
fcstiylty altogether charming IN,
dinner WAS followed by "a dance
which was not the least of the even
ings pleasures
Those present were Mr. ana Mrs. G.
L. brooks, Mr. md Mrs VI q. chad
bourne, Mr. ana Mrs r. S Wo0lsoy
Jr. AIR. and Mrs Raymond Smmm
Miss Eileen McMllpn Miss Kathryn
Stricklcr, Mr. Ernest Landolfi. Mr..
James $. Mullen Mr Hugh CalNns
ana Mr.. Arthur g. Nngiand.
Gent uptown telephones for an
officer at once Burglar In the
house
Let me see.' said the captain.
trcfecuvcly I've got four men
censoring plays two inspecting
the gowns az society function,
and two moro supervising tam
80 tea, Tel him can send him
ana officer in about two hours
Kansas cav journal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-05

ability. energy and honesty Of purpose
as well as loyalty is due tine organi-
cation of the d. A. Il. in the south
west. She has been constant all
ltendant at the continental congresses
lof the order and it was she who first
suggested marking the Santa Fe TRAIN
land who completed marking this great
overland highway Of commerce By the
placing of granite monuments at fire.
Iqucnt intervals in New Mexico The
largest and most elaborate of Them
lat the terminus of the trail in the
plaza at Santa Fe Mrs Prince ox-
poets to return to Santa Fe in sum
lmer after spending the winter and
lspring in the east, where her health
4 has been greatly benefited lN The stay
in the lower altitude.
TWO WEDDINGS.
Though it is Lent and Holy Weel,
lis at hand. there were two notable
weddings this week in which Santa
Re young women were charming
brides On Thursday morning at the
Church Of the Holy Faith, Mrs. Kath-
crime l.. Brown and Harold H. Brook
were married by the Rev. Leonidus
Smith, rector Of the church. Mrs
Elizabeth S. Smith. who came on from
Gallup, sister of the bride was brides
maid, and Price Cross, brother Of the
bride was best man The Episcopal
ring ceremony was used While at
Leland Stanford, the bride gained
fame as writer of poetry ana con
rlDutor To magazines Her first hus-
band, Mr. Brown, n local druggist
dled several years ago and since then
Mrs Brown has held clerkship IN
the postoffice. She is popular social
ly Mrs. Brook is daughter Of the
late George II. Cross well known
southwestern journalist Mr. Brook
was for a while, in the lumber busi-
ness on the Ramon Nigil grant asso-
GATED with b. $. Phillips. but after
the timber cutting operations had
ceased, settled down on ranch i'm
the Wales range foothills where he
has been quite successful and is
known far and wide as THE Bean
King. There he has built "a fine
home whose hospitality has been att
tested by many visitor to the cliff
dwelling section
The second wedding was that of
Miss Title Jacobs. who recently re-
signed as clerk in the office of state
treasurer O. y. Marion She mar
led Arthur w. Bikker Jr, Of AIbu-
luerque, at Tucson Arlz., which will
De the residence Of the couple Tho
Wedding came nc surprise. even To
he brides sister, Miss Elsie Jacobs
# Santa Fe. MIR. Bikker is south
western representative Of the Con
mental Casualty company ana first
net his bride at the Valley ranch.
4 =
Mrs W. f. Griffin was the hostess
IN Friday afternoon 10 the Presbv-
erian Aid society Preparations were
made for the Easter Monday dinner
nd also for the annual congregation
u meeting al which the society viii
erve the refreshments. The Metho-
-lsI Ana society met in the parlors
Il st. Johns church on Friday after
.oon Preparations were made for
ne Easter sale and bazaar. The
iuild of the Church of the Holy Faith
vas the guest of Mrs. James l.. SeIg.
nan, Friday afternoon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-05

WY sutIer from rheumatism Whom
relief may be had az so small a cost ?
AIRS Elmer Hatch Peru. Ind. writes.
Il have been subject 80 attacks Of
rheumatism for years. Chamherlainis
l.iRiment always reileVcs me immedi-
atelN and ] take pleasure In recon-
mending Il Go others" e6 and 40 cent
bottles. For sale by all dealers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-05
d. \. II. HoNoRS FOR MRS.
nIRTAFI7

Mrs L. Bradford Prince who will
attend the annual meeting Of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton az Washington. y. c.. converting
on April 20, is being urged for elec-
ton as one Of the ten vice presidents
OF the organization She mas the
hearty endorsement not only Of the
d. A. II. OF New Mexico but of many
powerful friends in the east and re-.
cognitlon of her devotion aud loyalty
90 lho order would receive fittfne rn
cognition in this manner. For twenty
consecutive years she has been state
regent for New Mexico and to her
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-05
MRs. lizard ENTFRTAINs.
DIR. HUTCHINSON.

Woods Hutchinson more than came
mp 10 his advance notices, not only as
a lecturer, but as a gentleman Of un-
usual charm and grace
a dinner to DR. Hutchinson AT the
Alvarado hy the Bernanllo County
Medical association on the day Of his
arrival gave an opportunity for the
display Of his social qualities There
We're some forty guests present. and
all wore agreed that the distinguished
physician made "A pronounced hit. lie
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A Maid There Wns.

IS maid there WAS ln our town
Whose mod@tr was rhrc.
or autumn trees she'd never
speak
because their limbs were bare
when might iis sable shadow
threw
She'd tumble IN q swoon
IL curtain dld NOT hide from
view
Tho man mp in the moon
a plumber eau4ed her death one
dHA.
no thc story goes
liy asking 10 careless way
Io let him see her hose
IIImmgham Anr-Ilernld
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nlMnNn CnNCEI

ne concert gwen by the pupils OF
the Dmond school at the residence
studio Of the school "Wednesday even
ing, was greatly enjoyed ana reflected
the highest credit upon those taking
part. The following program was
rendered:
/. Mandolin Club Seleotion-"Bay
( city march. T. a. Dimond.
.. Piano Solo-(a) Home. Sweet
Home. Rimbault (h) Mama
Waltz, Rosewlg Lillian Gatlin.
8. Mandolin club SeIection-"Ap-
pie Blossom Time in Normandy"
Trevor
I. Guitar Trio-a) Harp Quick
step (b) "Slidc Waltz" Earl Mont
gomery, Lawrence Gatlin 7. a. Di-
mond.
3. Mandolin Club selection
when ] waltz With You" Gumble.
o. Violin Solo. My Little Persian
Rose Friedland. Master Edwin Es-
pnosa
z Piano solo. TOO Much Mus
tard, Macklin- Desmond J. Farrell
3. Mandolin Club Selection-"M
Little Iiyin' Sugar Babe" Marshall.
p. Piano Solo-"Autumn Revere.
Miss Lena Dillingham;
10. Mandolin Club Selection
Forest Flowers Waltz" Gould.
Members Of the Mandolin club
were: Mandolins-T. A. Dimond. Mrs. I
Dlmond, Mrs. a. C.. Hicks. Miss Lena !
Naples, Miss Anna Berger J. w.
Humphrey II. c. Wolking, Milton /
Bnkert Carl Gdtlin, Earl Maier. Gill /
bert Nail, Emmett, Tannum. Viottl /
Croft Pelham Mcclellan, Glen Fem /
mems, Chester Boldt. Leslie Boldt, I
Harold MacClanahau. Eugene with !
Eugene Montgomery. Guitars-Earl /
MontgomerN Lawrence Gatlin. Nio- 7
lins-Edwin Espinosa. Theodore Cat 1
lin. Piano aecompaniment-Mi Ell I
Ia Haines
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Life. iffrpressibly bright. gives the
following ls H. idea Of what we may
expect 20 find 10 the society columns
.of ans paper in Just a little while:
Mr. and Mrs w. + l.. Works are
giving d dinner Tuesday, 10 be fol-
lowed by private theatricals, when
the playlU Girls. and How They
Know IT. win he given. Il Is under
stood that VI. 3., prominent white
slave. Will take the leading part
Mr. Posean p. Drapelcss, the fash
ionable young aesthetic, VIII give an
Illustrated talk on sex What Is ~"
next "wednesday morning IN the pink
room of the Waldorf Bilsmore Mrs
Dian Wakeup VIII assist
Mrs Beatam Tooitt's musicals next
month, which are 10 bn held on Thurs
day afternoons, as formerly viii have
the assistance of Miss Helen Hunters,
soprano, who viii give short talks on
Lures OF the SLAYER Miss Hunters
VIII pc pleaantly remembered Tor
her rfnultionS or sex Themes win
y otiauons earlier 10 ne season.
ar ana MIS- n. VIII demonstrate
Ih' iahRria OF ignorance ~ %
series ~ friday evenings in me hcis-
ihlt- 'per baheihR
Lecture NN a.. IS. Black on Home
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The Bdllade of Silly Spring

EFT other bards their lose declare
To modern damsels of today.
To maids ot wise, pedautic air.
or those who join the suffrage fray
But otherwhere my fancies STRAY,
For rather song would sing.
With an the plrnitude / may
To sylvia tn the silly spring
The triukling tanglcs OF her hair.
The glory OF her eyes soft gray
How surely these my heart cnsnare,
How 90 their charms my senses
sway.
Like roses is her smile so gay
Like bird-notes. hear her laughter
rims
And sunlit zephyrs bear my lay
To sylvia in the silly spring
Never was season quite So fair.
80 fuh 81 apple-hloSsom spray
Never was maid So deboniar.
So like fragrant. fresh bouquet.
Ah ne, my muso has run away
! can't control tho prancIng thing.
II dances Hike an en- 81 fay
To sylvia IN the Silk spring
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MRS. woY's BRIDGE.

MRS. WoY's BRIDGE.
An informal bridge party by Mrs.
W. T. Woy on Tuesday afternoon In
honor Of her mother. Mrs r. $.
Dodge was one OF the charming
events OF the past week The game,
.the refreshments and the company
Were an Of a s1rt that conspired to
make the afternoon one long to be rec
membcred.
Those present were Mrs. Louis Hun-
ing, Mrs. Walter Council Mrs g. Il.
Conner. Mrs. n. l.. Hust. Mrs Sidney
ltosenwald. Mrs. James Horner Mrs
b. a. Mann Mrs. saul Harris. Mrs
j z. Mclaughlin. Mrs Amado Cha
yez and Mrs II J.. owen.
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What made You think Mr..
Lovetwet had been drinking
Why when the charlotte russo
was set before him he fried 10
blow off tho foam. phIladcl-
phia Public Ledger
TO MEET MISS COSGRONE.
A delightfully."- Informal gathering
was that which met with Mrs James
A. Blainey, Monday afternoon, 70
meet Miss Cosgroye Of Augusta, Ga,
q sister Of the hostess The guests
had been invited 20 bring their sew
ing, and the occasion proved 10 be one
OF rare pleasure. Delicious refresh
ments, which fully sustained the rep
utation Of Mrs. Blaincy for hospital
ity were served
Those present were Mrs J. 4. Ma
10y. Mrs. O. ~ Marion. Mrs. J b.
llerndon. Mrs w. G. Keim, Mrs T.. A.
Naughey, Miss Marion. Mrs. Freder-
lex Horribly, Mrs. j.. Davis Of Chicago, .
Mrs. II. r. owen and Mrs John Bor
radaile.
Tommy-Pop. what is an IDEAL
list?
Tommys Pop-An idealist, my
son, is very young man who
thinks an women are angels
Philadelphia Record
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TO MRS. Afford.
Mrs r. VOLTS reception Tuesday
lfternoOn in honor Of her sister, Mrs. 4
J. NJ Afford OF Oklahoma City who 4
las been visiting here for some time
past. was one Of the prettiest affairs (
If the week
The Wolf home on West Marble /
venue was tastefuly decorated for /
he occasion M ferns oxalis ana mar
,uerltes A delightful musical pro- {
ram was rendered, proving one OF
ne most enjoyable features Of the |
fternoon. Assisting Mrs Wolf were
irs. Dozier, Mrs. Able. Mrs Van I
hour sivtv pueste apioved Mrs
Volts hospitality on this occasion. [
Tho departure Of Mrs Afford for I
Ter home in oklahoma city on Thurs :
ay was the occasion OF genuine re-
ret on the part of the MANY friends r
hat she has made during her visit in
Possessed of a voice Of ,
are quality and sweetness Mrs Al 4
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\ DICKENS CARNIVAL.

The Literature Study class of the
Womans club met Thursday after
noon with Mrs b. 4. Mccullough and
made final preparations for the Dick
ems carnival in May. The enthusiasm
manifested already augurs the success
.of the unique affair Mr.. Addison
Pr. Han Of Albuquerque, will deliver a
lecture on the Pickwick Papers and
he is declared TO be inimitable in this
character sketch. The other half OF
the program will consists of tableaux
or living pictures OF the best known
books of Dickens. Ii is likely that
the affair will be given An the Ma
sonic cathedral
& 4 4
The Wallace club was the guest
Yesterday Of Mrs. George H. Van
Stone.
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Mrs. Angus McGilvray entertained
charmingly on Monday afternoon in
honor OF Mrs W. Guy TURKEY There
We're three tables Of cards Tooth
some refreshments We're served.
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Sage these be- foolish themes son
HHNt
1ho flowers A-hIoom the birds
H-WlnH
Yer lnN these mr thoughts convey
10 sYlvih in The Silly spring
CAROLYN WELLS in Life
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with Montagu ana her prospective ats
/ liance with Peter Here IS where
lJerrys impishness cropped no. she
had taken matters into her own
hands ana hurried them along with
out consulting any Of the parties most
concerned.
NOW for ne pink paiamas' I'M me
last act Jerrys crime hnd been found
out She was q prisoner iu her rob-
in's-egg blue bedroom. sentenced To-
SOLITARY confinement on q diet pf eggs
and mink. Quite properly too. She
was in her pink bifurcated nightie
She flounced into bed ana out of bcd
with mat Niggling agility that none
can mistake ~ be- chW1cicr.si@ly
billy -Durklhn
Then came her revenge on her
jnilcrs Jerry powdered her face ana
pretended that she had taken three
bichloride OF mercury tablets lu
sinntly her family rolentcd Joan
promised to marry Peter. MOniHgu
vowed be Would marry Jerry If only
no would try 20 live Whereupon
MH Cushings imp retired behind q
screen, the pink paiamas came soar
ing over the TOP ana Miss Burke pres
entity emerged bon the fifth costume
she had Worn during the evening
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An frotef Ie "a man ubr thtnEq
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AND riuN souF

"A while hnrt I had occasion % lri
drop few casual observations on
The subject of the tango rr1ze iu be
relation a. uur fuf cnN, and the cx-
tent no which the fun deVolom nre
muinf ahctf Wouhlp pf the ur.sglN
mpHaurer
THE situation is the sumc today as
then only more sn fauEo prolcs=
sow' ure just now picking 900 more
OlW money thlu anybody I can thIuk
of except the El pasn merchants vito
deal Boo rebel currency and Tho race
between tho two elaasos % fuancipiF
ls to close that there s llttic tu rhnoee
between them, Everybody Is FtiU dn
lng Il
ro show how utterly hopeless tho
situation b. ! have only t0 mention
ihu John bee CLARKE and IS. % Nc-
Gaif0y are umonH me MOST recent pu.
plif H one ~ the academies boz applied
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