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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
FLAMES DEvOUR
SHAWNEE HOTEL


SHAWNEE, Feb H-lSoecial)--
Fire which broke nut IN the basement
OF the Norwood hotel here a, 4 70 this
morning IS still burning this after
noon, At o'clock the lire had eaten
It's way upward in the wall, TO the
fourth floor OF the building. which IS
A ilve-Story structure |, is feared
the building will be a total loss
The local fire department, assisted
Nv the Rock Island fire fighting
forces, could no, prevent the fire
working ,ts way through the wall, and
up the elevator shaft The building
is Of brick and wood construction.
The Norwood IS valued at abou, SO,-
OO
While no adjoining buildings have
caught fire. it is feared tha, If the
walls oi the hotel building cyumble
the flames will spread The cause
of the fire il no, Known
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
Y. W. c. 4. FUND
TO BE COMPLETED
IN DRIVE TODAY
CampaignerS TO Get 81 000'
$1,000 Given at Noon,

laying the blame for the failure
Of the 81 900 Y. W. {. A girls fund
drive at the door of the men who
gave S.. when they should have given
$500, +, Richard Carhart, in a.stirrius
talk before a number of Representa-
tive business men Of the city a, the
Chamber OF Commerce at noon today
started movement TO get the re
naming 5000 needed to go over tho
top, and get il quickly. He then
doubled his previous subscription and
half doren OF the men present fol.
lowed suit.
Il gave 500 and told the girls to
come back for more il they needed
it," shd ], X. Cot,inpham, "and you
can put me down for $500 more righ,
now"
After a short discussion il was de
cided that Mayor Shear should ap.
point four committees to collect 81 WJ
in subscriptions each. This Mayor
Shear said he would do this after
noon and notify the committee BY
telephone,
Twwelye hundred dollars in sub.
scriptions was collected at the meet.
ing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
LAUNDRyMEN MEET IN
ANNUAL CONVENTION

The annual convention Of the Okla
homa Laundry Owners association
was called to order at go o'clock
this morning at the Lee-Huckins hotel
by Ben Barrett president The adj.
dress OF welcome was given by Mayor
Shear, to which II. A. Torbe,t re-
sponded on behalf Of the local laundry
owners, and w. +. McNul,y Of Shaw
nee. on behalf Of the association
The features Of the afternoon ,es-
sion were addresses by II, II Gill
patrick Of Kansas City on Finished
Family Work." and by Eugene Cherry
Of Sherman, Texas, on Relationship
OF Texas TO Oklahoma"
A banquet will be given for the as
sociation tonight Al which r. r n.
Williams Is to act ~ POSTMASTER
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
1900 TO Benefit
Al Kansas City

KANSAS CITY. No. Feb IL
approximately l2o0 packing house
workers IN Greater Kansas City arc
affected BY the Chicago award. The
present minimum wage is io-,y "ents
an hour for men an thirty cent, an
hour Tor women Under the award
announced IN Chicago today the min
mum wage for men will be ~ cent,
and for womeA ~ cents hourly.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
S25, 600 TO Be Given
Morris Workers Here

Approximately 1900 employees Of
Morris and company will be paid
2SW back wages as a result OF tho
decision OF Judge Alschuler, arbiter
IN the wage controversy between
packers and their employees. l, means
an increase IN the payroll for Morris
and company Of about &, 500 a week.
L Il Mcklllip, manager said today.
The manager oi Wilson and COM
pany said he had heard nothing about
the decision and did not care to make
any statcmcnt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
ROUTES ARE SELECTED
Upper House Leaders Say
Joint Resolution Necessary

The road bill winch ha, passed 'hr
house Canno, be submitted No s.'c
a, \ constitutional amendment Wt.
declared TODAY hy senate leader. a,|
constitutional authorities
The house measure ', 800 'he '..r
# concurrent resolution l. ID,
said 'ha, q Joint fc,nlu'iou vi'l b,
necessary ~ order that the proposal
NAV he submitted
Ih, will make 8, necessary iur lhc
house h,ll to.bc ena 'rd u :, o., 10 Nc
taken g., bass Tor the road leg',la
,'on. or the senate l.l' Whch now
is IN the iorn OF Joint fe,1lu' 'n.
may he pushed through and sent 90
the house The senate measure was
introduced first a,a concurrent fc,0-
luton bu, upon the advice oi CUuNl
tu'lopal authorizes VaS Withdrawn
ard introduced as a joint proposal
Special Legislation which was pu'
through pfior 80 the enactment ui the
grandfather = du'e applios 20 con-
current resolutions IL the bill Wa
put through as a concurrent fc>olu
ton and submitted every ballot wh,cl,
wen, into the boxes. whether marked
or not. would be counted IN favor OF
the road proposal
Since there Is little difference hc
Tween the house and senate measures
senate leaders probably will bc will
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
Hun Strike Spreads.

BERLIN. Friday Feb. ll-The
strike OF depar,men, store workers m
Berlin has spread 10 Hamburg and
500 employees OF shops and ,orcS
there are on strike The Hamburg
employees LEI, their posts after placing
notices in show windows, decl ring
Our employers earn million a
year We are paid Scyen,y-iNe marks
monthly"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
WHOLESALE BUTTER
PRICES ELEVATED

The price Of butter has gone up }
cents a pound since Saturday, the
wholesale price TODAY beng 4 cent.
and retail price 81 cents.
Grners here are paying Sll case
ior eggs The price to the consumer
IS ~ cents a dozen.
Poultry and smoked meat price, re-
main unchanged today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
HARRY CAREY, MOVIE
THRILLER, TO VISIT

Harry Carey. noted movie actor
from New York city. who has been
photographed in many popular pic.
tIressn TO be IN Oklahoma City in
March. Carey is ~ q trip TO vAfious
picture thea,es In the United States,
trying to get line on wbst kind N
pictures and acting 10 most popular
among the people. He u booked ios
this city from March " 10 March u.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
MOTIVE EXHIBITS
PUT INTO PLACE
READY FOR SHOW
Many Exhibitors Have Dis
plays Finished Today,
TUESDAYS PROGRAM.

10 O'Clock Automotive show
opens with military salute.
10 TO o'elock-Show thrown
open TO visitors.
o'eloek-Musical progtam, in
eluding performances by LaSslle
Quartet, June Blain, Dave Bersnd,
Happy Doc" Holland, the jarI band
and Sternbergs orchestra.
TO 7:3o o'oloek-visitors in
spect exhibits.
7:jo o'clock-Second musical per-
formance.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17

On the evening following these two strangely contrased
meals Stokes again the guest OF Warden Williams
with the convcs In the prison dining room These were
1.-The menus:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
LAUR'|ER DIES
after STROKE
Paralysis Fatal to Canadian
Statesman,

OTTAWA, QCt, Feb, H-Sir vii.
fred Laurier, former premier OF
Canada, died Of paralysis here this aft,
crnoon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
WAGE RAISE TO COST PACKERS | 3M|LL IONS YEARLY
FoChU|tinnatunnEnds
BOChe Resistance to.
New ArnistiCe Terms

COPEEHNGEN. Feb II The
German government on SUNDAY night
accepted the allied tenn, Tor the cN.
tension oi lhc arminnrc. according 10
4 di ra',h 10 the ro'itiken isom
Hrlmlf
1he meeting a. which the arrep.
ta"oc va, dr. drd upon. the ro'u.
cp, correspondent says. was attended
b, leaders oi the various parties
TIE German. ylelIcd orly after
a''rr Naf,.al Ioch informed Matthias
frsDcrger tina, Germany had the op.
ton oi accrr'ug me allie terms or
-enep'rp ho,ti.i'le, Marshal Fooh 30
'omed trlherger he would give the
German, Until n a,lork Sunday eve.
r2 10 acsep, the terms II they
lied he sad he would be obliged
.o leave Ire,e, and the armiStioc
aYuld 90 longer be IN force.
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Webb and Williams walking along the depor plat
form at Granite shortly after February a. following
the visit of the house investigating committee TO the Granite
refolmatory. Webb chairman OF the committee and it
through his hands that the majority report the nsttu
ton must pass.
Reply Interesting"
In the hight of his recent statement the floor Of the
house the effect that allegations the first article Of this
series the Granite reformatory damnabe lie, his
reply to Williams question may be interesting.
1T will be Ill right Webb said Everything Is all
right" -
That is assumed will be the substance Of any report
Webb makes either to the legislature the governor on
things found them during his investigation at Granite
NJ l. Stokes another member of the committee heard
Webb tell Mrs Williams wife of the warden. following
luncheon for members of the investigating committee that
Mrs Williams this report will through hands
chairman And want to assure you that it will be 100
percent"
Stokes told of this statement the day following
my accidental overhearng of the conversation Of Webb and
Williams on the Granite depot platform Stokes is the rep
|resentatve from Grady county and the man from whom
obtained of my information relative to alleged cruelty
Ito prisoners
spoke of the dinner given the Investigating commit
tee in the sumptuous cottage the state has Just
structed for Boone Williams few rods away 223 convicts
were dining at the time Here the comparative
|menus:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17

With all the alluremen, OF a tropi-
cal garden N IT'S lavish decorations
NutomotiNe Hall today Is prepared for
the big automotive show which opens
tomorrow. All OF the heavy machinery
exhibits are in place; many of the
motor cars are ready for inspection
and the rest OF the exhibition ma
terlal IS pouring into the hall IN a
steady clock.like regularity.
Case Exhibit Complete.
The J. l. Case exhibit is complc,e
from rs regulation Nrcsher 10 It's
"dolled up" blue Nnd white baby"
tractor
The W { Norris Motor Sales com
pauy has a snowy exhibit of four cars,
Two OldsmobileS and two Marmor,
II also has on exhibition the pcnnan,
awarded to the Mormon Motor Car
company for the largcN, number Of lib-
erty motors turned out during the war
for govegrnmcnt alrpllnes
The first Ford cars with self start
etS 10 be shown are on display al
the Ford Motor Car company booth
one a sedan and the other coupe
One OF the handSomest cars On the
floor is the Cole Arrow 8 in a French
brown with chocolate brown trimming
Spccial upholS,ering and winiShieldS
exhibited by the Smith Paris Motor
company. |, has a handsome standard
Packard as well as the Cole car.
An Oakland town car oi unusual
attractVeneSs is incluLed in the dis
play Of the NeSper Automobile com.
nany.
Tulsa Cars At Show.
Tulsa made automobiles are on dis.
play at booth in charge Of X. NJ
DIXON. Two handsome maroon and
black cars are especially interesting
The REQ Model + truck is affecting
a luxur,ouj cab. much on the order OF
high.priced Limousine. The color
is grey and black. Some OF the smaller
exhibits include displays OF oil, and
| sreases. electric water Pumps. wash.
ing machines. and cream sepatatorS
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
WARDEN WILLIAMS, HOST.

WARDEN WILLIAMS, HOST.
Baked chicken with dressing and gravy.
jelly, mixed pickles, chow-chow.
Fried chicken.
Hot biscuit with butter, light bread.
Vssstables-(Too numerous to mention.)
Peaches with whipped cream.
Coffee, cigars, mints.
STATE OF OKLAHOMA, HOST
Fried bologna Zone slice).
Brown gravy (made brown by Of burVed syrup)
Stewed peaches (unsweetened).
Army bread. -.
Tea.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
Revolt 10 Denied.

PARIS, Sunday, Feb l6--Repor,,
OF a revolution n Bucharest are de-
MED by the Rumanian press bureau
here
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
Foreign Minister Out

BASEL, Feb. l7--CoIut yon Brock
ln-ii RAnyau. the German foreign
minister. has resigned according 20 a
Nelmlr dispatch 10 the No"ischc
Zei'ung ot Berlin There IS NJ con
,ltmat- ON from any snnfcc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
Granite Warden IS
Told State Report
Will Be Favorable

Head Of Inves eating Committee Who Attacks Times Articles
Informs Head Of Granite Institution That Everything Is
"All Risht'-Menus Of Wardens Table and Convcts'
Mess Are Contrasted-Warden Williams Quoted on
Theories of Penology-Among Good Things Found in
Oklahoma State Reformatory Are Perfect Sanitation
and Good Order Of Prisoners
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17

tssv''sss ww ~ nsei.-s ss~sssss' svsS..ss
LOCAL FoRGcAer - General talr
weather tonight and russdayt not much
chance IN temperature.
STATE FoRGcAsv--ronluht and
Tvesdey partly cloudy TO cloudy.
kAN6Ao--Falr toN,oht; becoming un.
settled Tussdayi moderate tsmpsnstutH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
MONEY IS GIVEN
VOTERS LEAGUE
BY REC|STRAN7S
Volunteers Show Faith in
Cause by Proffering Aid,

Indicative of the desire OF voters
here to obtain clean politics, numerous
volunteer subscriptions have been
made to assure the permanency OF the
Voters League headquarters at ll2
West Grand avenue As the object OF
the organization becomes more gem
orally known. voters will rally en-
Enthusiastically To- the financial support
Of the league, a f. Montoney, man
ager said this morning
There has been, and will be, no
appeal for money" said Mr. Mon.
roney. Donations have been made a,
headquarters by resistrah's who wish
to show interest in the m@cmen, by
offers OF financial aid !"
Reputation Increasing.
Registration OF voters at the league
headquarters is proceeding with IN
creased activity, hundreds expressing
in this way their desire for clean mol,
tics, Additional clerical help will he
engaged soon to assure promp, service
for those desirous Of registering,
The league wants il sQuarely un-
ders,ood right now" said Mr. Mon
roney this morning, "that neither has
i, indorrd any candidate nor con-
demned any. The hague Is absolutely
free Of pledges one members opinion
is As good1A another, The whole pur-
pose Of the organization Is to assemble
honest views on the question Of what
(csntlnusd On Psss 4 Column ~
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WARDEN WILLIAMS, HOST.


Oyster stew, with crackers
Poaehsd eggs, celery.
Baked chicken.
Mashed potatoes
Sweet and pickles.
Hot biscuit-hot buttsred toast
Pumpkin pie, apple
Cake with whipped cream.
Coffee with Attachments"
STATE OF OKLAHOMA, HOST.
Beef with white gravy tmade Of skimmsd milk and
flour No reported whether the cream or butter
from the reformatory herd into the convicts
msals).
Stswed prunss (unsweetened).
Army bread and light bread.
Tea
In describing his last meal with arden Williams Stokes
quoted to me this bit Of rhyme:
"Home amt nothing like this
Oh, my, what JOY and bliss
The bill Of fares going TO take my breath;
I'm going to eat myself to death.
Home amt nothing like this"
tcon,lnusd o. Column S)
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EDITORS NOTE-Im, the rrd OF s,r.c, oi Article, re-
latng conditions the Oklahoma Rumao Granite
by jessie " Hilton Times frptcr wh,
bearing credentials from Governor Robertson The article will
will deal with condition, the Cooted college
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
By JESSIE w. HILTON.

COpyUghI I7IF- ~ Ih" VkTIhOWl TUITTfNIny COMPANY
without r'rmi-siOnD
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-12-07
MFRS. BENJAMIN AND
MRS. HAGGARD.

1t is with great pleasure that we
Nnote the first Christmas parties The
hostesses were Mrs Harry Benjamin
and Mrs Jerre Haggard. who enter
tanned at cards ON Wednesday and
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs Haggard Forty-four ladies on
each occasion received the Yuetde
tally. and played in the Christmas at
mosphere of red carnations. A red
ard green luncheon contributed more
holiday spirit The hostesses were
assisted by Mrs Kenneth Raldridge.
on Wednesday Mrs Felix Baca and
Mrs. Foss Shipley We're prize winners
on score and cut
On Thursday the prizes We're won
by Mrs. Thomas Danahy and Mrs.
James Hubbell
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-12-07

town and accompanied Miss Rose to
the Ind an school ON Friday for a
conference and later she Interested
the senior girls, numbering %. ai YES
pers with accounts of a recent trip
through the reservations Of New Mex
leo and Arizona
The Grade school Girl Reserve held
their regular meeting on Thursday
afternoon.
Tuesday night the c. L. p. club re-
viewed all Of the games thus far ac-
quired in their training. the girls act
ing as instructors The main object
in teaching games is to train for lead
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-12-07
DINNER Eo DE-. AIGER.

Whatever viii Albuquerque do
without DIR. and Mrs Alger. They
simply belong here. Mrs. Alger was
born and has always lived here, and
her absence since spring has been de-
plored by city full of friends who
learn with regret that she will not re-
turn. For years Announcements have
gagged their daily life according to
the way he. she or someone else was
apportioned in DR.. Ayers book.
On Monday night DR.. Eller enter
tanned with a farewell turkey dinner
for DR.. Alger, members of the dental
profession being guests In spon-
taneous speeches regret was many
times expressed at the departure of
their colleague. The first talk which
was especially enjoyed was made by
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-12-07

The physical culture class of the
Woman's club met on Wednesday and
made up in enthusiasm what they
I lacked I'M numbers. These classes are
free to any member of the club, and
it is hoped and promised that many
more are to take advantage of the
opportunity and be present at the
session this week, Wednesday at 8
o'clock.
The work at the Indian school is
meeting with much appreciation and
has been extended one hour. the girls
PLAYING games under the supervision
of Miss Rose every Friday from to
$3.50. The use of the gymnasium has
been rendered and proves great ad-
vantage. Forty-five girls are in the
class. After supper on Fridays occurs
the weekly Y. w. vesper services. The
national secretary, Miss Dabb, was in
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-12-07
MIR. AND MRS. OESTRREICH
GIVE DINNER

At their home on West Central on
Friday night Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Oestreich entertained seventeen guests
at dinner Twas an affair of elabor-
ate elegance and the enthusiasm of
the guest who described it to us gives
IA feeling of incompetence to do It
Justice in mere English, or whatever
il is we write in. on. wonderful. much
reiterated, really gives a better i'm
preston.
At any rate, the table was picture.
only come to life for a fountain. iut-
ting in sprays from round baskets of
roses and ferns. played around a gold
en globe, and golden candles shed a
radiance on the splendid scene. 1t
must certainly have been beautiful,
and the sumptous menu was in keep
ing with the elegance of the decora-
ton.
Guests N Mr.. and Mrs. Oestreicn
were Mr.. and Mrs. Max Nordhaus, MIR.
and Mrs, Richard II. Hanna, Mr. and
Mrs. +. r. Chase, Mr. and Mrs c. II.
Conner, Mr.. and Mrs y. A. Mae
pherson, DR.. and Mrs. A. G. Shortle,
Miss Reba Conner and Mr., Keenan,,
and Mrs. ~ NJ, Bryant.
o.
During her stay IN the city Mrs.
Ralph 1witchell Of Santa Fe was the
house guest of Mrs. Katherine Farrell
on West Roma
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-12-07
IN HONOR OF
MRS. PAUL BECKER.

Mrs. George Simms entertained
the Phi Mn sorority at bridge on Sat
urday afternoon in honor of her
daughter, Mrs. Paul Becker of Spring
erville Ariz. Actives and pledges and
several alumnae sorority members
were the guests. Mrs. Simms honored
the girls by artistically decorating her
home with the Phi Mu colors. Won
derful pink chrysanthumums making
a lovely background for the dainty
bevy of girlhood, and the tempting
lunch showed keen knowledge of
what dainty girlhood adores to eat.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-12-07
Az REVOLT?

We had our typewriter poised to
write a rhapsody. We hadn't decided
quite what it would be on, whether il
We're better to rave about vermillion
sunset, or go into OBSTACLES over the
pink flush of a gown. when the paper
situation Suddenly assumed an acute
" serious proportion, or rather scar
city of portion, o" something. Any
way, everyone in the office looked at
us What do you know about mind
reading like that!
Our feelings aren't hurt or any
thing. only you will remember that ii
was only few days ago they printed
the whole text of the presidents mes
sage.
Well, if our literary "cuhreer" is
nipped in the bud, we have plenty Of
other cuhreers. "
Yes, now is the time for all good
women to come to the aid of their
party!
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-12-07
DIR. LONELACE ENTERTAINS
FOOTBALL TEAM

DR., Lovelace gave very substantial
evidence of interest in the L. n. NJ.
football team by extending an invi-
tatIon to the members to dine and
dance at the Country club on Fri
day night. And appreciation was
evidenced in the reciprocation of a
spontaneous and hearty acceptance
Naturally the team members were
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-12-07
ST. JOHNS PARISH
RECEPTION.

All Episcopalians are invited to a
get-together reception, musicale and
dance, at the Woman's club on Tues
day night Newcomers to the city are
especially urged This is an oppor-
tunity extended to meet each other of
the parish under wonderfully enjoy
able auspices. The reception starts at
s. and preparations are being made
for the largest attendance at such an
event in the history of the parish
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-12-07
FRESHIES AND
| SOpHS SQJARBIiE.

Saturday morning at 2 o'clock the
Freshmen and Sophomores of the
university started their yearly squab-
BILE. Some excitement We heard the
Freshmen were locked in the county
Jail, but made a clever escape. and
joy rided the Sophs out on the mesa,
dumping them deicately. However,
they appeared on the hill for break
fast. and recipro@ted by locking the
Freshmen in the Sigma Chi house.
At least it was so alleged. We go to
press without fun knowledge as TO
the outcome
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-12-07

accompanied by a lady, and gathered
round the table, decorated in college
colors, and dancing. i'm pennant
hung hall We're twenty-five couples.
Ii was an enjoyable innovation TO
have the Country club transformed
with a college setting. The college
colors and emblems were used pro-
fuseiy even gayly Haunting them
selves from the cakes. We wonder
if there wasn't perhaps "A yell or
two who's all right" Dr. Love-
lace" Mr. aud Mrs. J. Z. Williams
acted as Chaperunes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-12-07
pI KAPPA ALIsHA DANCE.

saturday night at the SPACIOUS
Arnot home on West Central avenue
the ri Kappa Alpha pledges enter
tanned the actives with gorgeous
dance. About forty couples danced,
and with very little Imagination they
might have imagined themselves trip
ping the light fantastic in a snow
covered wood lit by star light or
twinkling fireflies. For infinite pains
were taken with the decorations