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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-07
Santa Fe Society Notes
MEMORIES.

MEMORIES.
Tie pinons rlstied, the star-beam.
shore.
While yernal breezes softly sighed
and ycg and I ruled all alone
Loves kingdom Tar and vide;
Ruled and were happy, heart-faik an.
free.
The eorld. its JOSS. swee, love. 4,
eternity.
Voices Ia the rinons Whispered
T1rry not.
Loves day has dawne1-You know
not what
May come from lingering.
Dear heart 20 hear IT'S longing sing
The promise seal--and with a ring
For thus the queen OF love shall
know her king.
The dancing star-beamz seemed TO
learn
Sweet words when they had kissed
her face
So fondiy fair; his oWn did yearn
To D. a star-beam for a space.
He spoke and o. the hour, the place
Which such loving scene did
grace.
The night-Wind murmurs, murmurIng
low
Fond memories Of that long ago.
That dear sweet face. those heaven
born eyes.
Replcte with love and loves sur
prise.
How sweet 70 know that all her power
70 love was mine though for TOO
brief hOuri
She lef, him Ike the frost-touched
rose.
His poor heart bled. all human
woes
Were his; time may not heal that
wounded heart;
Oh cruel fate. that two SO mated
thus should part.
Sweet memoriesl In the great I'M
known
May Faith yet bring them to their
own,
The pinons rustic: the star-beams
glisien.
The night-wind murmurs soft and
low;
At every sound he stops to listen
For the echo ever Of that long ago.
Let the night-wind murmur, for at
the gates
OF that star-lit heaven, her spirit
waits.
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The Nelc Family Altar

Tns hnrgisr wlih nss siwmY trie1
= ninloW es,fn---ezsv ucfft
Ytes @eklth.fe he staage6 irsEa
Ard VIA 80 lsustra li tht
mwfE
lls YEA n issH shrsssb svsry
r0@ra
Ea<h asius fs3euf AZ q tarns
&74 MesEse N5n1wf 70 pfvefwas~
Aa4 rsarnm4t 1sNtlA rser aad
W. SIS .se fsnlr yes knor
Were e fAe ueYing Hscf4re sAcw
a sgafE saas pea fhs kltrhan r4nxe
ksf sirsFiy bzrrea ~ way 81
ffsf
Thsn Suffered aalts ss1ten
fk nre
And lrfs srgsy fiamirz irnt.
The dMeliAnF --roaf aNt flgor ard
fastr9Hrf--
a6oa ~ is ashes in fbe basement
There wss - one % qseneh ife
mar frf lilsmsd the ionssous
dark.
FDr an the family. sou knou.
Were 81 fae naoTing picture ahow
Wbsn Gabriel blows hs raucous
horn
Ind iNHs fhe aged ones prepare
70 cease their DWELLING 10 adorn
And Die. heH hnd nosodY there.
Ills hofn vii to0t through empty
hzflF
And eehoss bring from Ieneiy
Nailr
i-rfensbief. Tie arlssv ghaye
10 doubt those fgmg4Orea will es-
cape.
F0r aii TIRE family. ~ oeurse.
VIII q the movies o. iN force
--Eohertus Love IN 81. Louis Re
pubic.
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cent 81 : E&gow a. use Nstaal
ffsE-r zazsss alssse sezsr- Dr. -. =
SMoe.s * LNaMe AHd ctMes~ pEl tell
i8-r 81 whai rhtF E1cw alse1. A1r.e<.
KNIGHTS DANCE
n garry derorzft,d 4 o. % II ban
iAks 1aesazF Ezt1 the kuigA-s -
rrsun Ans a1rttM iN hoaer 81 ths l1te
anniversary - CErrril Ne ftl it
vas ) hanpv tveninE an4 a uaeFgs
enflg ana from fhe firsf q tat tass
q tAs fnprgg -tAre~ Euui aers az et
~ 1zuesTs vera tt.igatf1ilF enter
isanod-
ma fld.c- vas oomfs-s=ase 9Th 80
regfsea &andirr An fn1eAfnT pre-
slmru u ratf1ss and rr'c-s-eIe = AZ
timely Rendered tE fae Booster Ct
ghssirs. and fAs irfBruzlltV q tle
affair ieEt Eest 70 tae e4istF-
tTere1srr t-s intsfl'1- $500 III 80
Slls naean ElEe q splendid exhffs-
ten - ths a-ssis Nalk and the tango
rh5ch was very weA Received
IL vas ir1ardad inst the dane ~
E&ould esd a. - o'calssk. Bat pNln;
10 the .9tras ard M and Airs Du-
Ea1 entertainment. y vas O'Clock
rhtn the last waltz ended
MOTIFS or SOCIETY.
Mr.. ard Mrx J. b. H-ra5pn are
=. anninE to leave eH tie 18th tyr
Rochester. sfinn-. where Hir Hgrn-
don g - undergo az operation az the
MAYO trathers' hospital
The regular Monday night dance ar
the Country einn last week was well
attended and was especially ensoy-
t3e
Mrs Frank Butt entertained tw0
tables ~ bridge Wednesday afternoon.
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nhufe. there were sixty guests n the
tf1 * MrA EreaEes on Trfesiay a..
serro5n AZ her home N the slQb II
Fart 2arrg overlooking 4 m1emificent
raunf4ma Of city. valley and noun.
isirs Assist re the hosfe<<es wee
Messaame< r. II. and J. 4 Hanna. and
Earp. and Miss MasSie. Ia the din
.1G room MIS- a. A. Cochran and 1lfs
II :. FEke puIrts5 coffee and tea ana
Wfre assisted - tieSiaunrs J. "A
Roofs. r. 9. Wilson. :. G Morley ana
Misses Grace johnson and Marearaf
Franz. Tulips and daffeJiis were TIE
decorations.
On the Afternoon the WomaE's ciab
held iis meeting with the santa b.
Merchants ASSOCIATION As its guest
and q notable meeting X was Mrs
r. J Paien called The session T. or
Der ard 3irs. l. C. Collins presided
furing the program which was n
charge Of the home and child welfare
department Music and tea Heightened
the heavy debate that followed the
reading ~ q piendid paper By Nrs.
Welimer The annual yearbook of he
WCmans Federation has just been
received and IN lts Sc aud more PAGES
reviews most interestingly. the activ-
lzations and see New Mexico wOm-
en members OF the federation. u
which Ms r. =. Aspiuud Of Santa re
Is The president
Mrs Harrison. Mrs. Duniavy aud
Miss Harri7 son entfFtained TUESDAY
afternoon 80 cards. there being a score
~ guests limitations are out for an.
other card party by these hcstesses
fer mex, Wednesday.
Postmaster and AIRS James L. Sc
liEman gave q spanish supper ard
brIdge evening on Tuesday at their
hons on Hillside avenue.
Miss Saimpn was hostess 70 tie
Ffre Hundred olub Tuesday afternoon
For Tuesday 81 next week the re-
cspti0n given bv Mr.. Asplund and
AIRS Walter 81 The home Of the lat
ter 90 East Palace avenue IN honor %
Mrs Barh and Mrs Mann OF Albu-
nuer1ua + booked
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draughisma nship. true feeling. tragic
and lysic poetry TO be found ln
shsrps pictures Of Indian life. The
stole a horribly fascinating study VI
q PeniienteB. The Gamblers Grief
and the Broken Bow.
OF Robert Henri. who is TO esias-
lisa a studio in the Old Palace this
summer. the critic says. vital. too.
spirited and engaging are some Of al
portraits by Robert Henri. Henri
Lad. Pat. Mary .. D. and the two
Indians Pc Tse' and Tom 70 Xvi.
the first meaning Water Eagle. the
other Water Of Antelope Lake"
The two fine landscapes hung In
the museum last week and painted f9r
an art exhibit AZ Chicago By SheIocn
Parsons viii be shipped on Tuesday.
In the meantime hundreds OF Santa
Feans and their guests are enjoying
the pictures which are really worth
while ar afternoons study.
\ book worth while and Of special
interest TO New Mexicans j. THE End
of the Trail. the Far West From New
Mexico 10 British Columbia By T..
Alexander Powell. who is the author
Of THE Last Frontier"
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I4,nlsisoN.I.yoNs.

THE following account Of tie mar
riage &C Miss Hnnah Elizabeth Lyons
e George Marian0 Harrison. clipped
from the Los Angeles Examiner. will
- % peculiar interest Ia Albuquer-
CUE
The marriage Of Miss Hannah
Elizabeth Lyons. daughter Of Mrs.
Adelaide Lyons 90 Denver. and Georee
Marlano Harrison. son u Or. and Mrs.
George Harrison 81 Ellison apart.
menls ocean Park, although quietly
selemnized Friday January e. at
- Ninesnts parish. Rev. Fathev
et1ss officiating was an important
affair uniting tNo well known fami-
tee pf Harrison has been well
known for a.s eork as a surgeon FOR
lhe santa he, and his wife is a daugA-
tef Of CONGRESSMAN At. s. Otsro OF
New Mckee prominent throughout
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a SURPRISE IN, STORE

There is a surprise in store for The
members of the class in archaeology
and their guests when they assemble
or Monday afternoon in the Museum
II New Mexico. The topic for the day
Is The Arts Of Primitive Man. for
which the museum provides very
uarge amount Of good illustrative ma
ilrlnl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-07

Disappointed customers by
ihe scores left our store
Monday morning last after all
the Crepe de Chine was sold.
~ ~ itiir5Jisshht we had a liberal
saDply but evidently we un-
defestImaied the demand OH a
very exceptional offering, To
take care Of the disappointed
ones ge wired our New York
office to send us another lot
q this Crepe de Chine # they
could secure it, and we are
thus enabled to offer a limited
amount Of this Crepe de Chine,
40 inches vide and sold req
aIady at s., al ihe special
price of 80 cents a yard.
Please watch windows and
papers for particulars ard day
Of sale, which Will be an
neuaced later
ROSENWALD'S,
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4 =
Idso

Most echoes hooking answers send
From nuf the PARKWAY.
bur sometimes habits VIII uubend.
A. happg ned t'viheF daE.
IL field. which vacant seemed 10 lie,
I nracticed loves address,
And from the shadow ~ a tree
Miladg echoed Yes New York
sun
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-07

tae4ER gpAnx 4s EzineA An anrss-
ise ~ a1iE4Aon ~ : tzxF TAs Nr9-
e1as. masea sssBeaaef 81 a1t s1e pAr--
e2zs - re y08rr eaaG@s ffe-tslt's
i1at q lee tra1rk 1E1tfsf, Arrsl+fa
i-sp1s 90 4tm IA Er-ts4 Ter sl.SSf
1p8@x et1Slt. wka k4rf aFee cams
ssssee eAlac hns1 NaFe gcr 70 Areeses.
Nasr- t,af f@rn9 mA1 q 1r~st--
~lsh ths s4tta Fs
UNIVERSITY rTFaS
The saasflar - - Nc-aazs -
tfesdsrt and Faavt Ire az aesresar8
" Ehs athiesA asa stioa ~ ne "a
.tsssIat SKA pes1Grs fnf ms9g A1nR1st-
aut ever. iE thE Ei-4ert lie e -
raxs Netk FIRED l4fias Was Tss
E.zLasF * iss lsEses lel team ms
- ,. tsz.tsorma ~ 's w2ss team. M
81 gcfizr II q ze Tsaslt vas o.
fsrrat uniii feiarf EnteurE q
3 hlct 1--we asptaia g SEX 1esE 3
feafheH tear wla % cNesn-
IL g. n1f Office fa41 q spa1Eer g
TEFr she 2ttzai3Fe bearing that w2s
accorded 81 f1e f4Uteui aeeE 20 4 -
FaE EAs8ase tas. -uascHY On TIE oe-
tsslor ~ bic lae lre p kcdey hzzl
rn The Elemeris ~ scaes8 IN BUS
rHz
tn coca e5i ~ tae L. \. M-
Wesk4f uhich 6 sen a. arps4F.
premises 20 Ike GEE 81 t1e iiFellssf Is
Esea - faat plhle1flcr uft mas Z =
cpne from ttt gfes
Thrift vii - tee Fst.ae. q ~
address is r. e. hwenfEer at ihs
rtzerl 'V hour nfaf Tgeeslay Erofr-lE-
President a. - Cgss man. - the Al
bra1ereue CONNECT fiuD. VII
sseak 81 yskpers tts afternoon. tax
iuz Yer hs sEbserf ,ae lte q ia ga
4. aiooaiy and hA fe4ai'ea e ire =
p. g A
SctTT-GIBsON.
Tss anno1net r1ent gf tae marriage
il kaHsas Cts lae- I4ea4aF q bliss
Cora sautt " Alton. H. T. Alder
man q. y. Gibso1 % Al11quefq9e,
VIII come o. pisssani news % ihe
many fries9s u Nr Gibson. The
wedding took piaee % the Flrat Con
sreg1fionai church. Rev. Frank y.
smith. pastor % Tie church. oiil-
CHATTING.
The bride u socially prominent %
her home els aHl has won nnany
friends VI her tsauty and charm o.
Al6erman Gibson has ai
sli times taken az actire Part IN the
upDUiiding q Albuguerqae and nas
bright future IL business and p0l.tiea !
Ia this city.
After a brief honeymoon TIP AF.
anil Mrs 5fbson wH D. 81 home %
their friends IN AlbuQlerQue where
they VII make their permanent
home.
FOR MODERN BABiES.
The child welfare department ~ ]
he Womans club riii exDound mod 4
crn babyhood 80 the club auditorium .
next Thursday evening" The pubic ,
got q glimpse ~ this modernism dur
.BR the last state FAIR when ba0ies
were measured Weigncd and subject
"a 10 miscellaneous other conditions
With 3 view 70 elftafiug their pnysi-
al and mental status
The title " the lecture s. The RID
IN on the Pale Horse or Death
How to Avoid II" This title seems %
DO quite appropriate e. q ilst 81 Tour
members * IA. American Medical as
ISOLATION ~ scheduled e speak.
Dr. Margaret Cartwright who =
Hartman 81 this department. de-
laTes that all who favor the meeting
With their presence VIII be entertain
q Delightfully."-
The Woman's club chorus will furn-
Fh music and President q. .. Cuzh-
nan 81 the Commercial club, Presi-
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=
AZ NliMBE FALLS.

AZ Namble falls the waters sheen
In silver wells the cliff so gray.
And hathes in hue-of-rainbow spray
The sheer grim walls. and piny 0rs
green.
The linpid pool where shadows
play
And dancc-ihe sunshines gold be-
tween
At Nambe Falls.
Llght fan her footsteps By the way
Yet daylight speeds. Night brings
her screen
OF opal dusk until serene
Fair uTowns the moon a perfect day,
G At Namhe Falls.
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The musicale on Monday afternoon
~ the home Of Mrs. G. J. Roberts on
East Palace avenue brought together
the visiting legislative ladies aud the
ladies' Of the official circle 10 enjoy a
weil-selected musical program. With
Mrs. Roberts, the hostesses were Mrs.
Frank ". Parker and Mrs r. II. Han
ma. Misses Hinojos and Abrahamson
rendered the vocal selections, Mrs.
Doll and Mrs. Van Stone were the Di-
anists and /. L. Teilo lured enhancing
melodies from his violin. The guests
Of honor were Mesdames Secundino
Romero. Fleming. Page. Doepp, Him
+ ltle. TAYLOR. Alldredge Reid. Rein
burg. Swan. Black, Veal. Renehan,
Davies, Burns. Barth, Evans, Eaton.
Baird, Abeytia. Curry. Pankey, Sena,
/ Misses Bryant and Martinez The
+ town guests were Mesdames MeDon-
aid, Spencer. Sargent. Dills, Iueero.
Asplund. White. Herring. Test Haug
+ hey, ]. +. Hanna. Clancy. McAIanUs,
/ Baca, Earnest EryIen. French. owen.
Williams. Groves, Chaves. Prince.
Those assisting were Misses Parker,
( Bristow. Lucero and Groves.
Z The Auction Bridge club was the
guest Of Mrs. Leonidas Smith on East
Palace avenue. Mrs Bray the
guest Of the club. was also the prize
winner. The club will meet with Mrs.
French tomorrow II will be a gala
occasion for the legislative visitors
have been invited.
a brilliant affair was the dance
given Monday evening by Mrs. Angus
AleGilliKray. While those who dance
hold forth in the ballroom upstalrs
those who do not dance. played bridge
downstairs. The guests numbered 40
The Ladies Missionary society Of
the Presbyterian church was enter
tanned Monday afternoon by Mrs.
Fred Mcbride.
q
Success
tbs not the gain of wealth,
or goods and fields of grain.
Or blooming orchards vernal.
Gut rather Gods great gift
Or Iowa friend. in pain.
And, through these life eternal.
Jay Mack.
TUESDAY.
Despite other events of some mag I
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The lecture n Temple Albert Fri
aay night by T. n Weir. field seere-
tary ~ the Playground and ltecrea-
ton Associaiion Of America, was one
which WIS greatly enjoyed BY those
Who heard II aud which those who did
mot could ia afford TO miss.
Mr. Weir has made O deep study Of
tho subject 81 public recreation ana
his lecture reflected the results Of his
uwn personal Investigation OF most
interesting phase Of human nature.
The speaker was intensely practical
and his analysis OF the Ieasoss why
Jack must have Some play mixed ~
with hls work IN order TO prevent
guinness we're of such nature as TO
make his audience think as well az
Fnpiaud
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WEDNESDAY.

3ir ana Mrs Frank Staplin on
"Wednesday gave dinner to the san
Juan county visitors IN Santa Fa.
emOng the guests being former Rep
resentltive W. H. ChFisman VINO only
recently returned from a tour Ia Eu-
rope where he and Mrs Christmas
were overtakeu By the war. Repre-
sentative J. n. Palmer. who will be
candidate for district attorney IN
the First district two years hence,
and Walter n nanhurg.
Most enjoyable was the bridge par
Is given wednesday afternoon hy
Mrs. McManns and Airs. Ormsbee.
The guests were Mesiames Mcdonald,
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tss sr11veFt w. ertEf hssEst. al
taa44R gp4nx 4s Ezdae An snft-
~ rtp.tstsoa - s ssaxeF IRE SEE
e119. MNae4 ss9Blsaeaf al a4t i@e IA
es4z4 e4 re xU1rT eHlIs- ffe+e1te
i1Aat q lee traIre .zlthss. A1r1F+fa
i-sp1s. 90 4ta IA Er-tsz Ter alspf
1p9xx casslt wka kArf t@cE 1Fs1liss
sszes gAi'c hu11 A2 gnr te As'ee'e
Nasr- t1at s~rn9 aal e eer-@i--
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SfE w. " strong. The IoNland
c.11 s. composed a. Mrs Frank
eierz Mrs F4ea canfisid Mrs. Jerse
fiakxafd. Nre 81 X Wgider. Mrs
Ffsna Euft Mfa :. 4. Alien Mrs
Louise Kaynoi6a and Mrs g. Z. Nal-
liant
Hlu did Giipin make such q
fortune Ag advertising ~
He advertised his product
without caring whether he got
auf money back or not"
NIit. BROOKS LUNCHEON.
Bfe George L. Brooks was a
Luncheon hostess last saturday IA
houUf ~ 1frA ~ 3. BsrinR and her
mother. SRA iipckenhbfi. u Jackson
sale. 49, The decorations we're pink
sweet peas
l'ac guests were Airs. Frederick -.
h0wGen. Mrs HOcksuhull AIRS Hem
lex. 1rs. J. r., Pearce. Irs Lock-
a0od. MfE. W. s. H0pewell and Nrs
81 = ChiiaerE
% you know anything about
the language " flowers"
only this much 4 fiYe-doilar
box Of roses taika q heap louder
10 a girl than "a fifiy-cqnt bunch
" carnations w ashingt0n star.
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An important meeting u Lew Wal
lace chapter, Daughters of the Am
erican Revolution WAS held last wee6
ai the home ~ Jrs. .. $. Mci9udresH.
MTE. AcIAudrees was assisted IN tho
entertainment Of her guests By Or.
Evelyn FriEbIe. An interesting pro-
gram was rendered and rcfresnments
were served.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year.
Regent, AIRS. Il. e. Pollock.
Nice-regent. Mrs. n. T.. Stevens.
Treasurer. Mrs ]. W. Han
Registrar, Airs Charles w. Potter.
Recording Secretary. Miss Estelie
Luthy.
Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. r. q
BakeH.
Historian. aiiss Ethel Hickey
Chaplain. Mrs. A. y. McMlllen.
=
a teacher had told = class Of
Juvenile pupils that Milton. the
poet, Was blind. The next day she
0shed n any Of them could re-
member what Miiton's great af-
DieiiOu was eies'm7 replied one
little fellow, "he WAS a poet -
AYRunsslt
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Mrs &. =. Booth was delightful
hostess ThufaaHF evening at her
h0iue "a Mountain View when she
entertained the members ~ what has
come ~ he known aR tte County
Club. High fise was played and a
eeiighifui evening was enjoyed BY
those present.
The guests were sir and Mrs.
ThaKtou. Afr and airs. iaEever, Mr..
nnd Mrs lknevee. SIR. and AIRS Wag-
ner, Mrs Beckwith and Airs, German.
a =
THE worried eountcnance or
the bridegroom disturbed the best
man. Tiptoeing up the aisle be
whispsrrds
What's the matter. J0ck7 Haze
De lost the ring3"
No. biurted out the unhappy
jock. "the rings safe emo But.
mon I've lost ma enthusiasm
Youths Companion.
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TUESDAY

Despite other events Of some mag
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-07

h@@e q both from Dave Lane ana
Elwood Albright that q b. going 70
le Inc heucgt sketch lhat ever burst
vran d he@lderCd public. Dave and
EiWvui are wiAt lu thCir generation
ana know whereof They do affirm
Dave tells ME, with that eAubefanee
that Is ever Characteristic OF The man
who II sorry that hlf college days
one esef that nothing has ever aB-
naare# on eHs STAGE that could bn
compared with u re s. modest about
DIS OWL part. bus with the dlfidenee
that e eaHiiY RECOGNIZABLE az one 81
the cpueomiiaut8 of genius. he ad-
Wils thaf he VIII excel himself ard
tiiat iFr sn0ke.aance on Thaukaaif
iaH dar will be hrORn into the "a
conspicuous shades 81 oblivion hy
what g. expects - puIi OFT next Tues
cR8 nseht hlW0od is more suhdued.
hul y ie sass o. see that be r. nos
w peshntiAtle oFer ihe outcome Of
the event
@tiuaA HruB and ned Brioomb
fHmc around The other nieht with
thelr haads luii NJ methlnR-pr-oihe
fbef eHtd It Naf printers Ink ard
lNai iHrf HNa lNN been 1ut bill-post.
ing ihe town fhtV seemed 10 haze
their fHfl.naA hurt because I Ola not
stop 90 one O'clock ln tho morning.
to lSsifn 81 ihe lsie ~ iust how Rood
q was going a. he nat shat tlse
eaH ynu s4peet from iiagh aud
"Nea
AN Of which 4 by way ~ saying
Wat tie SIGMA Taus ate pinnniug Us
iHiuea for their "Falilek on Tuesday
qishi 81 the Crystal thoater There 4
every reason g believe thai the snow
viii be sell worth Heeins fegardiesH
of anY sentimental interest that you
may hafe 81 the fraternity that II
pHtglne u on For further particulars
zee auy Sigma 1au
- =
Know thYself ~ IN means
but y not dan despair II is
something thai. ~ you neglect II,
e sure 10 be done FOR yoa.
tiliiDeI TOURNAMENT.
challenge match between the
NNiaH4 nua the fo,ylaoH HffHeH
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challenge match between the
iIlHhland anti he Inwlana bridge
ciHbe "a the home OF Mrs q II. Low
leF Thursday afternoon was one IT
the events uf the week A tourna-
brent n whieh the ability OF che PLAY
tFs 80 The tive clnbs will be thorough
iA tested IL IN prospect The neSi
Mrs. ". ". strong tomorrow
Tho members al the Highland club
ale Mrs + ~ Wilkeeson. Mrs q =.
hewheH Airs II. q. Coors Ir.. Mrs
Prank Tnil. Mrs - A. Bittncr. Mrs
J. A. heidy Mrs L., II. Cairns aad
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nard offices.
JEWELER

nard offices.
Good programs are being rendered
at the P. s, A. each Sunday after
noon. Everybody Is cordially invIt-
ed to these meetings.
Saturday the Willing Workers
Club will serve penny lunches at the
Conservatory. They will serve al
most anything you want to eat and
any amount you want to buy. They
will serve at the matinee Saturday
afternOOn.Iand the moving picture
show Saturday night. New reels
for Saturday night. Come out and
see the unique stunt the club is Civ
ing. After the show Saturday af-
ternOon Miss Waters is going to en-
tertain the children with story tell
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A Rare TREAT

Rev. w. A. Grant, the popu-
lar pastor of the n E Church,
south. will deliver an address At
the Nj. Zion Baptist Church
(colored) on Tuesday night, Dec.
7th, Students Of the EarlingtOp
Conservatory Of Music viii sing.
a cordial invitation is given
to the white people of the citv.
nd every courtesy will be ex
tended to them. Services begin
at z 80 promplh.
Raleigh A. Scott, Pastor.
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COLORED COLUMN
miss Neva Waters, EditOD

Miss Elnora Booker and Benni'
E1munds were married at the home
OF the bride Wednesday evening al
$3.50 O'Clock. The ceremony wat
performed by Rev. r. A. Scott; only
A,few friends witnessed the ceremo-
ny. For the present Mr.. and Mrs
Edmunds are at the home of the
bride.
Miss f. g.. Anderson, the State
industrial Supervisor Of Colored
Schools, was in the CITY Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday. While here
she visited the school and spoke 20
the children after chapel exercises
md the teachers, In their meeting
TussdaY afternoon. She also ad-
dressed the congregation ct the Bap,
2ist Church Sunday. MISS Ander-
uOn was the guest Of Miss Waters.
Miss Willie Mao Robinson, who is
ssaChing ia LeWIspOrt, KY, spent
several days with Miss Pauline Gar
Hett.
Misses Ophelia Ladd, Willie Ty-
Her, Annie Mae Vaughn ana Messrs.
Polk and Adams, OF Hopkinsville,
were visitors in the city last week.
Misses Beatrice Cunningham and
.zrra Latham, Of st. Charles, spent
several days with Mrs. Hattie Nuby
and Miss Ora Lee.
Mrs. Mary Brown, with Master
Everettand little Miss Bessie Lou
dae, spent Thanksgiving with friends
and relatives in HopkinsVille.,
AGesdames Annie Brown and Char
NE Moore, of Pembroke, visited Mrs.
lMIllie Coffey last week.
Division No. 2 of the school will
give Its concert Friday night. This
ds Gaid to be the most entertaining
entertainment of the season. Ali
who went to the concert by Division
a say it was splendid. But this is
TO be much better. Admission lOc.
Prof, PoseY, the principal of the
aDlty school at HOpkinsville, spent
several hours In the city with Prof.
Bell, who carried him through our
school building and to the st. Ber-