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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-05
SHEYENNE VALLEY NOTES

John F. Henrikson helped Alfred An.
derson in the threshing a couple of
days last week.
Nels p. Hanson and Andrew G.. Mel
son were transacting business in Val.
ley City last Monday.
Peter A. Anderson has been busy
hauling grain to Kathryn.
Mrs. Peter A. Anderson and Miss
Nina Henrikson visited with Mrs.
Ole Stevens last Sunday afternoon.
Peter Gregerson and son Axel were
business visitors in Kathryn last Mon
day.
Mrs. Oscar E. Aas visited with Mrs.
Mrs. Johanna Henrikson last Sunday
afternoon.
Oscar Aas tooH Il bicycle trip to
Daily last Tuesday afternoon.
Henry E. Nelson OF Valley City was
a visitor with Alfred Anderson last
Monday evening.
Mrs. Peter A. Anderson was a Kath-
ryn shopper last Monday.
Carl Henrikson took a business trip
to Daily last Wednesday evening on
his bicycle.
Jens Rensby transacted business in
Kathryn last Monday.
Miss Marie Henrikson was in Valley
City couple of days last week shop
ping and visiting.
Victor SCHNEIDER got through with
the threshing last Wednesday for this
lyear.
Mrs. John M. Thoreson of Kathryn
helped Mrs. Helena Anderson in the
threshing couple of days last week.
MAIDS Hagen was in Valley City last
Saturday with load of wheat
Carl Henrikson was a visitor with
VIM Larsman last Saturday evening.
Jens Henrikson and son Julius, Ole
p. Hjelde and Henry G. Aas were
Kathryn shoppers last Wednesday aft
ernoon.
Miss Nina Henrikson was visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar E. Aas and
family last Friday evening.
Alfred Anderson was helping John
F. Henrikson a couple of days last
week blowing.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole P. Olstad were
Valley City shoppers last Saturday.
Oscar. and Alfred Aas were busy a
couple of days last week stacking corn.
Carl Henrikson and Henry G. Aas
took a bicycle trip to Valley City one
day last week.
Miss Johanna Aas went to Valley
City one day last week to see the den
fist.
John F. Henrikson was busy cou-
pie of days last week hauling straw.
Fritz Olstad and Axel Gregerson
were Valley City business visitors one
day last week.
Mrs. Marie johnson visited with
Mrs. Johanna Henrikson one day last
week.
Melvin Rensby and Carl Monsoon
took a trip to Daily last Tuesday even
| ing on their bicycles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gayhart Gregerson
and family were moving to Valley
City one day last week where they
will make their future home.
John F. Henrikson was visiting at
Thoerson's place last Wednesday ev.
, ening.
Ole Stevens was business visitor
in Valley City last Saturday.
Oscar Aas was visiting with Peter
and Joseph Stevens last Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Olstad were
shoppers at Valley City last Saturday.
Miss Christine Olson visited with
Mrs. Peter Gregerson last Saturday ev-
ening.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Thoreson and
family were Valley City shoppers last
Saturday. ).
Fritz Olstad was visitor with Pc
ter Gregerson last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Marie Johnson was Kathryn
shopper one day last week.
Oscar E. Aas did some shopping at
Kathryn last Saturday.
A four horse team belonging to w.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-05

A blind man near Langcon won a
horse on wager that he could walk
to certain farm, eight miles from the
town unaided. He accomplished the
feat in three hours.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-05

VIM. McCarty of Medora received
advice from Jack Miller of the 101
ranch in Oklahoma, that Mr.. Miller
would buy 1000 head of horses of Mr..
McCarty. The horses are for ship
ment to a country of southern Europe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05

tftItf tAtfaN
Far Two blessed weeks aiatefn an,
hroihefa yal VIII have caniplet,
rest from be nnd my prutile. POI
Two hleshcd weeks whatever brick.
YOU throw will pass sefenelN over ~,
devoted head and hit anmebodv else
For Two blessed weeks the plares thai
once knew me viii know me no more
What the paper viii do without me
dunno. and what's more. that il
The hast ~ my troubles have II
hunch that they VIII continue 10 Fet
out according To schedule while I'm
gone. and that there VIII be many Ia
remark the sudden Improvement Of
The society page
Me- J propose 10 put Ia tho entire
Tine reading. annlyziuR. eriflolsng
and fonstinH somebody elac'F work.
Having been told 50 many times how
aNfui NY own STUFF a. ! believe am
capable of telling how rotten Ii that
which Is foiHied on confdlne pub
lie hy mv feeble minded contompar-
aries Mv only regret Is that viii
he far from the madding, etc, and
not in easy touch with some news-
paper office where J can step IN the
front Office and rotst tho whole "a
"a filFhHeni. but as II H. think {
III manage ~ set nionR fairly we'll /
a couple Vf weeks from now ! and I
Tie GIafH widow ana Our little siedge
hammer vii come back and step
saily lnio tho FRAY once more ruiil (
hen, however. You and I. dear read.
H|IL a.
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",
"Money to Burn

The town OF - Mass. has jus
appropriated the odd sum OF 500. OF
for fireworks display on July 9TH
Daily Paper.
Money TO burnt Money to burn
Money is scorching Wherever We
turn
Cannon are laundering everywhere.
Rockets are Flashing high up in the
air
Thousands -turching
the hoHNeans are scorchng,
Here in the midst Of chill hunger and
care
Money 60 nuiu' Money to burnt
. the wan poor whcfcsoevef we turn,
Starving for snstenance penniless IN
seekins a bed IN chance havel or hall.
siiiNering, quivering, seeking 10 earn
only a 1.-THE Of the money Ne burnt
Money 70 burnt Money to burn,
Running Ike mad from 4 plenteous
UNI
Power 70 ease all distress and desnair.
Power To kill all The woe and the
care.
Some IN flash in the uppermost
air
over To iced All the hungerlng crew
Fewer 70 comfort The mortal III rue
Power ln uuel
The dark forces Of Hell,
ion" IA one laundering crash in the
blue
tanaer ana misery, burdens of dole.
haekna the smut
ear and black sorrow, grim suffer
tg natn
NaifnH In vnfn
hfi fof iHe mnaot, thf money ~
hHFn
sHsi iN haa sHlake ehffesarfer Ne
tHfN
JVlln kpHifak Range
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ART LOVING SANTA re.

There is no city in the southwest
which can boast of so many fine can
vases by Wen known artists in pri-
vate ownership as Santa Fe. The
homes Of T.. $. Senator Thomas b.
Catron, Attorney A. b. Renehan, ex-
Mayor Arthur l.. Seligman and others
are yeritable galleries Of modern
paintings. Last week Miss Flora
conrad purchased one of the best of
the paintings Of sheldon Parsons. n
number Of whose landscapes are on
exhibit in the reception room of the
palace. T. l., Blumcnschein, the well
known artist, last week spoke in
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DANCING AND TENNIS.

Socially, last week would hnve ba.,,
tatheG dreamy II il had not been ron
dancing and tennis. The dance a
Friday evening az the De Varos'
brought out the official and sne,as
four hundred. The more ponnisr
girls Of the younger set came win
their dance programs Wen filled ~
dance engagements by telephone
week ahead of time seem to be n fo5
The wise girl takes advantage If tba
opportunity thus afforded to prenar,
cunningly for each partner ana
studies bright things to say. aprnpa,
to his temperament or idiosyneracles
Just as delightful was the tennis
tournament and tea and dance tha,
followed al the Santa Fe club veqtor
day afternoon ana evening ana for
which preparations had been mnda
long BEIGE hand
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SOCIETY NEWS OF THE WEEK.


were twelve guests at The chadbourne
dinner
MT Chapman made distinct i'm
preston during his stay In Alhuaner-
que, ana II ia hoped that business az
fhits. or affairs of some other sort
wiz bring him back 10 the city al no
late date.
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To Whom II May Concern

EvEtYBoDYS doing fl ~ VII
- sou al c. Mrs Smith
had left day before
The nd nj he
little Joneses would
49, i'H ~ nniu The thermometer decided a
must be s1methhf
bug has bitten
You call 81 pnin
aFihese Whatever
as ahoihcftnt the main
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AN ARTISTIC GIFT,

Through the generosity Of Alro
Max Nordhaus Of Albuquerque the
Womana Board of Trade was enabled
ms week to buy two OF the supefh
landscapes Of Santa Zee by the New
York artist, Sheldon Parsons for
ihe childten's room of the public H.
pfarS which was huilt aud Is being
maintained hN the woman's board
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05
WELL, MOTHER YER KNOW
Ab0t1 IIl\19

Astounding startling. amazing -ol
welt just Sc, The dieiionars and plcl
oui eil the adJectivcs Intended 10 de
note mt Yuu have been Jared unit
the filing 81 your hack teeth came
loose, and you viii perhaps have
some faint conception Of the emotions
that stirred social Albuquerque upon
the feecipl Of The news that Miss
Mary Niche and Mr. Lawrence l.ackey
have been duly ana lawfully welded
man and wife ever since just after
Christmas
q the face Of 80 stupendous a son-
sniion u Is hard to know what 10
hay About the only thing one can
do II All still and cape like q fish OUT
Of water
or course, everybody and his broth.
er and his second cousins sisters
aunt kncv that II was going 60 hap.
pen sooner on later hnt nobody had
The fninteaf conception TINT II was So
much sooner IN other words. that il
was not among the things that are 10
happen, hit in the list of those TINT
have alfendy happened and nohod,
knew anything about
There ne vei to come many Of the
details Of this dnzzline social senaa
lion About al that h known al
this writing Is that early IN the new
Year While good resolutions were
run the vogue aud before more than
y few of item had been broken Miss
Merle and Mr. fackey were hurried
~ Helen How they managed to Keen
IL out ~ print how much they had
10 pay IA hneli-moncy TO prevent The
minister. The marriage license officer
ana the rest, 20 Keep their own eoun-
vel how they contrived 60 krep Tn.
feline iinm eAcnpng from the hug
are all matters that viii some day fiji
Ter through 10 public knowledge but
Tar the present must be iofi 10 guena
nh
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WORK ny CorsIs.

r. Couse is at work In his studio
al Taos upon two great mural paint
ings for a private home At Scagirt,
y. j. Those who have seen them de-
clare them masterpieces, indeed.
through which runs the outdoor, In
dian motive carrying the spirit OF the
west to The very shores of he At.
L..
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IN" musical colony. which has been
somewhat IN eclipse With the wauiup
~ mo social season and the conaup
~ tn" sizzling hout TINT has had na
al going around ia circles here t.e.
Gently VIII come into ifA own arain
when me Chattanooga al Mountalnair
springs into being.
really ambitious musical program
has been arranged for the Chautau-
qua VI has been placed In charge
OF 'hnrifs j. Andrews, which is suf-
llfient assurance that u VIII be- up to
the hishcI artistic standard n la
plHhned 10 have two concerts by Al
hufuefque talent, on August and &.
fcspeetivev ia which such W.li
known artists as Mrs. Ada Pierce
VIM. Mr. aud Mrs Andrews Louis
liesselden and Mrs George Eeerltt
VIII take part The Alhuquerqueans
VIII also have The assistance OF Mr.. l.
Iello, Of Santa Re, whose violin re-
fltnl here during the winter won the
unhounded praise of an who heard
him.
For August choral concert IL
ana choir to he formed I
rom the best voices from ali over
New Mexico VIII be heard. under the I
Injection ~ Mr.. Andrews. As the re-
ufns are not all In, II Is not possi-
lie e. shy AZ this time how large the
'hofus viii be. hut 1t H. safe 10 say 4
hat no l,ss than nifty voices viii be
lenrd Mr. Andrews reputation AZ
director Is such az to insure the
omplete success uf the program
Not the least attractive part Of the
fosfam na arranged is The fact that {
IaEDlu4 a
Ugh praise ut more than one recital !
, Albuquerque during the season Just !
losed. viii be rendered M ono Of the \
uncerts
ANNOUNCEMENTS who desire 10 take Z
art IN the choral concert to he given +
u the IN are requested to commune II
ite with M. Andrews. n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05

Mrs NJ. Q. Chadhourne and chill
dfen VIII leave for the upper prcol
country tomorrow Tor stay OF 81,
Weeks. Upon her return Mrs. chad,
houfne VIII leave for trip to Cali.
fOrnu.
Mr. and Mrs Henry G. Coors. Jr,
nave az their house guests Misses
Alice and Elizabeth Coors. Of Las
vegas. sisters 81 Mr.. COors
AIRS Louis lfeld and her daugh-
lers, Misses Beatrice and Ruth. lett
frluhN afternoon for Santa be TO at
tend the dance az the De Vargas.
ipeN wiz remain In the capital city
for some time.
Mrs. Isaac Rarth left early In the
week for 81. Johns. Ariz. 10 Join her
husband and daughter, who have
been visiting friends In that section.
Mrs. II. q. Martin. who for some
iilne past has been the guest Of her
sister Mrs. Arno Huning, left Thurs
DAY Tor Los Angeles. whore she viii
be tncf by her husband. Mrs. Mar
I'm Is accompanied hy her two Young
daughters
Mrs. Carrie Vernon and daughter.
Miss Anna Lee Vernon. of Kansas
city are in the city en- route TO Sill
yer city, 10 spend the summer. While
mere they are the guests Of the j. II.
lierndons, Mr.. Herndon and Mrs Yer
non being brother and sister
Among the many entertainments
Tor the Misses Beatrice and Ruth IL /
reid one Of the prettiest was the I
luncheon by Mrs. Albert Stern Wed /
nesdaN afternoon. Red, white ana
blue sweet peas formed the table dec
Drations. Besides the guests OF hon /
lr there were present Miss Florence
irunsfcld, Miss Annette Weinman.
Miss Aline Stern. Miss Elsie KEN
lenich and Miss Mildred Hughes of
u Paso.
Mr.. and Mrs j. H. Herndon ana
amiy aud Miss Mazda Dunkerly
vii leave Wednesday for the Califor-
ia beach resorts. and viii not re-
urn until fan.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. A. Vaughey en- i
Dyed brief visit Wednesday from /
lrs. Vaughey's cousin. Mr. Emmett
lattin. OF Los Angeles, who passed {
through the witty. s
Miss Aline Stern entertained in
lrmally Tuesday afternoon in honor d
the Misses Beatrice and Ruth H. s
I'D. About thirty guests We're a
resent. q
Mr. and Mrs w. w Strong. Mr.. In
Ianley Strong and Miss Mamie Mat I,
lews motored 70 Santa Fee yesterday ii
n the weekend q.
Mrs. J. r. Mclaughlin entertained "
an informal auction party yester- q,
~ afternoon. hi
Miss Euniee Kahle and her mother. X
rmerly residents of Albuquerque ri
no are now living in Denver passed at
rough "Wednesday en- route TO Los
lgelcs. on their return trip they In
II stop over fof a visit here. er
There viii be meeting of the
ard of managers Of the Woman's
ID tomorrow evening at o'clock.
ter the meeting committee from
E manaEcrs VIII meet with COM
ttee Of the Commercial club 10 con- =
Ter needed reforms for Alhu- ~
cirque
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ter Miss Grace Stortz Miss Helen
Rutherford apd Mrs Hazel carncs
The eueses Aincinded. hesldes Airs
mo, sen, Mrs Frank Alderman Mrs.
felA faca, Mts. Bert Baker, Mrs. -.
hiltner. Mrs Harry BENJAMIN.
Mrs Nancy fioswick. Mrs. u. H.
tarnes, Mrs. e ~ Conner. Mrs
james chavss. Ms. Thomas n. WI
kersOn. Mrs. ~. q. strong. Mrs. w
W. strong. Mrs g. T. Hornby. Mrs
jarrett. Mrs. J. r. Norris, Mrs. Walter
tonnelL Mrs " = WOy. Mrs saul
harris Mrs Charles Warrington. Mra
John Wilson, Mrs. Fred Garfield.
Mrs. Jerre HagRard. Mrs. Arno Hun
ins, Mrs. Il. l.. Hust, Mrs. George :
klock. Mrs. G. r. Lowbcr, Mrs. ID
a. Macpherson. Mrs. A. G. McElwain.
Mrs. q, :. McLandress, Mrs. +. E'
Iull, Mrs George g. Taylor, Mrs. NJ.
Is Wilder, Mrs CLARK Rutherford.
Mrs y. A. vnushey. Mrs W. &. KeIn'
Ms. Ross Merritt Mrs T.. -. sisk.
Mrs Louis Huning. Mrs. a. Il. Van
Deinse. Mrs Manuel Otero, Mrs. j. 1
7 risarri and Mrs D. r. GIN.
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kITCIIEN SHOWER EOR BRIDE

The wedding this week Of Miss
Marion Bishop and j. =. Adams a,
the PRESBYTERIAN church. has mazda
the bride-to-be the center Of much
social attention. Among the social
events last week IN her honor was a
Kitchen shower given BY Mrs. Carlos
Creamer and her sister Mrs. r. p
Davies There We're five tables Of
bridge as an accompaniment to the
ehower and Miss Bishop was awarded
ne enest prize. while Miss Spitz had
the highest score. Decorations were
~ yellow. The shower included many
valuable utensils that win form an
important part Of the Housekeeping
outfit of the hride-to-be who is one
ol the most popular young ladies' of
the socia1 set
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Santa Fe Society Notes

preserved. and when the cue shall
IiaNe been found. easily legihle Tn,
faceN are Ncll carved, OF a heavy, full
type, with thick lips. narrow eyes ano
nm, 1ar,fdily pointed Egyptian
boards lll.e the Sargent Pharaoh IN
The Boston library. Seyeral show q
Remarkably cruel strength. which les
SENS with each sci Of pillars to q
weak. piirp, seless degenerate type
lopse-hpp, Al. ehlnless and imbecile
Amtnr them are 10 be found the
most perfect pieces Of carving / have
set seen among American antiqui-
ties"
since then the School Of American
Archaeology has barred the temples
and monuments, has restored some
of them as 1t restored the Palace of
the Governors, has discovered that
Quirigua was he Venice of America
almost two thousand years ago. has
started 10 dccipher the hieroglyphics
and has made discoveries To be an
hounced at the Santa Fe session OF the
Anericanist congress that Will throw
"a flood OF light upon the origin Of
these people and the other American
races.
Al this and more Is indicated In
this superb mural painting thirteen
by -four feet The water in the can
ais In the foreground CLEANS ike an
emerald under the tropical light. tho
temples ana palaces, the
zoomorphs and stelas impress the be-
holder with awe. bur the printing
must be- seen 10 be- cOmpreheuded
md 10 be appreciated, for Il tells vol.
lmes that explorers ana writer's have
.aIitfG EfUuh f tu describe
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rnE mcH CONTRACTING ONES

TO tell Albuquerque folks anything
about Mi and Mrs lackey IA almost
Ike explaining 60 the American pub
hr something a. tu the persOnnlity Of
woodrow Wilson or Theodore Rooae-
welt
In social educational and muslcal
circles Miss Mary McFie that Wns~-
MIS- laekcf That is occupies a PEST
ton all her own 4 member of one
II he most distinguished families IN
The state she combines exceptional
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sT,NIEy sEDFR

While on the subject Of things mu-
steal 1t Is interesting 10 note the
splendid progress that is being mnde
BY Stanley scder. who has heen pur-
suing his musical studies IN the east
during the summer.
From a letter to frinds here il is
learned that Mr.. Seder IL making a
hit AK organist Of the Calvary Rap-
list church Of East Orange. y j.. Just
outside Of New York city, and that
he is also substituting for Mark An
drews rs ofganist at Temple Emanuel
In New York lie Is up for an assoc
ciateship IN the American Guild of
prganists, one Of the foremost musi-
cal organizations IN the world. and
IN recent contest scored the highest
Of points in his class for sight
reading
MIR. Sedcr Is expected back In Az
buauerque about September H..
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BABIES.

In spite OF the fact that the organ
ization IS by way Of being out OF ae-
! tive business fnr the summer months
The Woman's cub Is managing "a
keep fairly busy these DAYS.
The approach OF the sHtc fair and
the proposition to hold baby show
IN connection with that enterprise has
given the club It's chance Ind under
The enthusiastic direction of Mrs
John w Wilson. vino has taken the
matter IN charge. 1t looks ms II the
baby show Is 10 be something more
than "a mere ioke With which to nll
spnce.
Prizes are TO he offered Of char
acter 10 Induce all the fond mothers
TO show off their babies. The thing
10 tp be done In u way to attract the
attention of al the folks who love to
look AT pretty kid-and VINO does
not
The Noman's club could do whole
lot worse than promote baby show.
md I'm with EN- all the way in the
Enterprise.
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VI 0nslerliil Woman.

VIII bal tipped over, no eve free.
Ils Neia plain she cannot see.
Win hair eoiahed over the ears.
t8 clear
Ihat ahe, If eoufse. can hardly
hear
with gown 30 tight II enusrs talk.
It's plain that she can scarcely
Walk
And vet she lodges autos teams.
ANA Hets along quite wen, II
seems.
Man never could survive. poor
chap,
benenih onc-haH that handicap
Louisville Courier Iouroal
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CARD CLUBS.

The Monday Auction Bridge elm
was the guest OF Mrs /. q. Gillette
last week. Mrs Walter l. Keeel
demonstrated her bridge prowess nv
carrying off the prize. The guests
We're Mrs. Davies. Mrs. Jones. Mrs
Moore and Miss Laughlin. in addition
to the members. The club will meet
tomorrow with Mrs Gilmour.
The Friday clup met on last Wed
nesday with Mrs Frank Andrews ana
will meet this week with Mrs. Earn
est. Mrs. French scored hieh and
the guests, in addition to the mem
bers, were Mrs. Fischer, Mrs. Jones
Mrs. Gillette and Mrs. Ormsby.
Because Of the Fourth. the Thirteen
clup did not meet Yesterday, but will
meet this week with Mrs. c. c. ca
iron. sgts
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JonNsoN-Isl,owN.


Miss Florence May Johnson nm,
Mr. Charles $. Brown were marie,
! "Wednesday afternoon by Rev. Arohi,
/ Toothaker. pastor OF the Congrega
ticnal church, al his home on Soutl
Edith street
The bride has been resident ol
/ Albuquerque for the last two year.
land Is extremely popular with u wide
circle Of friends Mr. Brown oecti.
pies responsible position with the
Charles llfeld company ana is one of
the most promising young business
men in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown will be al
home to their friends during the sum
inner at GA West Copper avenue.
q .
81 ltpItISE FOR MISS WITH.
Miss Resale With. one of the most
popular Of the 1914 graduates of st.
Nincents academy, was the guest Of
honor az a delightful surprise dance
given at Colombo hall Thursday night
the occasion being the eighteenth
birthday anniversary of Miss With.
Those present wcr Misses Frances
Murphy, Cecilia Murphy. Julia Dve.
Frances Dye Myrtle Beaven. Barbara
Harris, Lillian Yrisarri, Sofia Yrisar-
ri, Charlotte Brixner, Margaret
Schmidt, Carrie Schmidt, Lillian VIII
liams, Ililda Loebs, Victoria With.
Messrs. Clifford Colt. Virlin Carson.
Elmer Richl, Earl Weidinger, Charles
H. Treffenbeg, Roy McChesney, AL
fred Cudabaca Joe Bennis. Robert
kenworthy Albert Stumpf. Henry
Loehs Elver Cudabac. Frank Tierney
and EQ~l NNpre
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4 ana EXPLORER.

As member Of the expedition.
hoWeveF, was Santa Fc girl Who
Will give tao MaYas and their buried
cities a place in English literature
which they have thus tar lacked. Miss
Ruth iadehlin has just developed $50
negatives sio tUsk while with the
Guatemala expedition and already
has written articles To go with them
that VIII tell the world graphlcallv
that America has IT'S Egypt, that In
the days thai Athens and Rome at
tanned the pinnacle Of their glory.
the Greeks OF the New World, the
Mayas, too were building temples and
shrnes and monuments. not ON
natural Acrcpolis but on artificially
reared pyramids-were writing their
history in glyphs as intricate as the
Of Egypi--were govern
IDg an empire that WAS as absolute
md as mighty as any the ancient
world has seen