The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-01

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read; why Is a school room like q i
FordY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the crank
Is always out In 'front.'"
Professor Vaughn declared he was
like the man who had words with his
wife hut didn't get a chance 20 uge
them" He had the words tucked
away for use but had heard others
tell his Jokes.
At the conclusion OF after dinner
speaking. Dr. David x. Boyd said he
was like the article the shoemaker
threw at his wife-last. And now !
understand why all these brilliant
wits here havc been cOruering nae the
last few days and begging me TO give
them funny stories. They were MAX
ing u collection for his very affair.
The fact tx every joke YOU nav heard
tonight ~ mine. I merely loaned
them to these speakers"
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Mrs. Danburg's iMnriicon-
In the rount 81 festivities at the
capital city his week, the luncheon
rendered 10y Mrs. Walter Danhurg
was one at the happy affairs.
Mrs. Danburg. who ~ assistant see
Rotary of the Woman's Auxiliary to
the state Council OF Defense. enter
tanned informally at noon Tuesday
for Mrs. Lindsey aud fifteen distin-
ruishcd guests who were in santa Fe
for the convention week. The lunch
con was ~ the Art Shop The guests
we're. Mrs. W. r. Lindsey. Mrs. +.
n. H. Roberts Of Las Vegas. Mrs.
Janet Reid of Demipe Mrs. Henry
Stocs uf Lab Cruces. Mrs. Isaac Barth
Of Nlhuaucrquc. Mrs. Ncll Hartley 81
Albuquerque. Mrs. Myrs Winkler of
~ Pasu. Mrs Ruth Miller OF Santa
Re. Mrs. Il. u. Larkin of Las Vegas.
Mrs Elizabeth Coiger OF Mesilia
Park. Mrs. Palmer of clayton. Mrs.
Alice Corbin Henderson. the noted
authuress. Mrs. Frank Stapiin aud
Miss Pearl Miller OF Santa Fe
scIroolmastcrS' Banqnct
one ~ the many banquets OF the
teachers convention was the eventh
annual banquet of the Schooimasters'
stub. which includes the best known
educators in the state. given Monday
evening at Library hall In Santa Fe.
the members OF stephen Watts
kearny chapter OF the u. \. X. serv-
ing IT. About 40 were present, and
the banquet proved a highly enjoy
able anair ". \. Poore. Of Carls-
bad school superintendent of Eddy
county. president of the club. presid-
ed and acted AS POSTMASTER. and the
program OF post prandial addresses
was as follows.
The Schoolmaster- Editor by Or.
\, T.. Winsbip OF Boston. editor %
IA" journal of Education
The Schoolmaster Statesman" by
Governor Lindsey.
The Schoolm6ster. business Man"
by r. a. Larkin OF Las Vegas.
The Schoolmastcre Schoolmastcr,'
by IN. Frank n. H. Roberts.
The Schoolmaster- Soldier by Or.
Frank Slutz OF Dayton, ohio,
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ANNUAL Celebration Of Thirty Club
The seventh annual ball of the
Thirty club given In odd Fellows
han Thanksgiving night was onc Of
the hapI7icst of the many brilliant
functions in the annals of this cNcIus-
i've dancing club Il may be rcmem
bcrcd that this club came into cX-
istcnc" as a social need to nll the
void when the Commercial club
ceased givins balls aud society events
a. the club. But Instead OF making
the club a large onc open to all
those shut out by this act OF the
Commercial club. the organizers de
tcrmincd to- keep It always for the
Congcnial few and thus assure its
pcrmaucncc aud success Each an
nual dance is "a testimony that the
organizers buildcd wisely and well
an enduring club
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". of ' \. Have knitting Iicc
n session Of the Women OF th,
National Army held iu their new
quarters. the hall 81 the Christian
| S~Cleutigt. last Ntuud.N aftayp,,p 80,