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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27
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WEDDINGS.


The marriage OF Miss Alvina blake
more. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Binken,ore to Melbourne u.
Kinds. TOOK place ON Tuesday after
noon al i;30 at the home Of the bride.
The wedding was a quiet one. only
the members OF the two families being
present. The bride wor blu messaline
aud carrld an exquisite bouquet OF
brides roses she vas attended By her
little sister Louise and by small Jack
Mcfarland. The ring ceremony was
performed 10y the Reverend Hugh
Cooper, the couple standing under a
Christmas hell with a canopy Of red
and green strcamors The house was
decorated with puinsettiaH and Christ
mas colors as was IN esuppcr table,
which was laid Tor fourteen, \ large
brides cake was cut by The hriue. The
couple went to Ration and Las Vegas
on their wedding trip ana will return
To make their home at the corner OF
Firth and Lead. The marriage h the
elimination q r. boy me girl aair, NJ
MI. and Mrs. Kinds went to school to-
rcthcr.
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COMMUNITY TuEATER TO HAvI
FITTING OPENING WITH
ARNEIEIn PLAYERS.

With the coming OF the Armfleld
Players To Albuquerque on January
9 and z, the Community .hcater
launches forth on what promises TO
be a very successful career. In bring
Ing 10 this city artists and players OF
such distinction and merit. the Com
munity thelter Is rendering a great
service, not only in giving pleasure to
the lovers OF drama and art, but In
inspiration TO local talent.
MIR. and Mrs. Armfield are primarily
artist and dramatist Mrs. hrmfieid.
or Constance Smcdley, has a dozen
novels to her name. was the founder
OF the International Lyceum. London.
when but "A girl OF twenty-five. her
plays attracted the attention Of such
actors as Cyril Maudc and Mrs. Pat
rick Campbell. Mr.. Armfieid beg an
his career as a decorative painter.
and his striking and ingenious com
ositiong have attracted attention aud
much favor both In London and Paris
as well as In New York. The SYM
pathics OF the W were inevitably
drawn to the new movement in drama
and they founred tho Cotswold Play
ers who toured England for several
years.
The Greenleaf theater founded by
them In New York II q school for
community drama which returns to
the traditions and methods OF pre-
Eiizabcthan DAYS. when travelling min
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COMMUNITY THfATER PROGRAM
FOR THE SPRING.

4 rogra which includes many
features. from une-hct plays and ma
tional dances, to original poems. and
concluding with AN evening Of entirely
original compositions. has been ar
ranged by Miss Ethel Hickey and the
officers Of the Community Theater as
sociation. II In understood hat the
Elks' club and the Chamber of Com
mercc have heartily endorsed the Lit
tie Thcutcr movement. and viii render
any assistance possible to H.
The university has contributed to
this enterprise the stage n curtain,
and the original set OF ccncry. and "
IN understood that all the home talent
available will be recruited to design
and construct additional effects An
interesting heading hns been designed
for the Community thcatCr stationery
announcements and programs II ~
"a symholical design Of curtains and
footliFhts and the monogram Of the
Community Players association.
The program follows;
January g and THE Armficld's.
January e3.=Two nc-ac Spanish
plays. Spanish songs and dances Com
mittcc In charge: Prof. H. r. Hill,
Miss Edna oakley, Prof Harra and
ksdh HcrnRndeS.
February i3-An evening Of ne
act plays In charge OF Mrs. Ralph
KclChcr Miss Katherine McAiillcn,
Mr.. John Lukkon ~ Mi, Theodore
Van Sovleu.
Auirch i7-An evening Of onc-uct
Irish plhys In charge of Mrs NJ v.
Wittmeyor. Mrs George X, Angle,
Mrs. II. T.. Weir and Mr W. j.,
Hutchinson.
March 24-Vachcl Lindsay. who
will lecture and read hts poems,
notably. The Congo" and General
Booth Enters into Heaven"
April 16--An evening NJ original
songs. dances and one-act plays m
charge OF 'Buck' Connor. Joe Scotti.
Joe McCannh and MIS-, j. 4. VIII
liams. .
other programs may be arranged
from time To time as the demand ~
created.
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Little Miaa Martha Anne Nicholas
had a birthday party Saturday. Lots
of folks would thinx that I'VE days be-
fore Christmas was a most inoppor-
i1ie TIN, for a bi-.ufay 10y bat
Martha and her mother hnd a lovely
tine making cedar wreaths with zig
red bows to decorate the house with.
Il big birthday cake with seven ilny
red candles. pop corn balla and leo
cream, with lots OF ice cream cones.
You would have thought n was
really Christmas time. for the library
table was loaded with all sorts Of pref
" gifts.
Surely little folks never had a ioi.
Tier time. Those invited we're Misses
Ws'.e u*4um. DO s.tnr ffrte
Schmidt. Helen Baldwin. JoscAAiur
hunton. Kathleen Rcece, Mable Jones.
snidcr. Margaret Gibbons Jodie Gooch
Olga Loring barbara Moore, Jewel
fhillipps. Jessie Rogers. Masters
Jamie Batchelder. Thomas Schmidt.
Billie Eaton, petite Noe. Frank a.
hueli. Jr.. Horace Moore.
Or. John n. Class returned returned
TO his home In Albuquerque after a
business visit 10 soeosro
Little Misses Catherine Wilson ana
Nett D"tNWAH tNNbinfu ihfHulF from
a visit with friends In MasdaieHa.
Misses claire and Ruth Bursum are
spending the holidays with their par
enta here.
II. o. Bursum returned Tuesday
from 4 months stay In the east.
walter Burke. who IL attending the
School Of Mines. h In san Francisco
for the holidays.
Miss Kifkman McNary. IL here from
Santa Re whe-e she Il attending
school for a holiday visit with Or.
ana Mrs. G. G. Clarke.
Misses Carmen. Anita and Grace
Gooch ars home from school In Santa
August Hilton. Jr. IN here from the
Roswell Military Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ~. Sweet ana
daughters. spent Christmas IN ri Paso
with Mr.. and MrA Arthur Sweet.
Mrs. James y. Berry went to Albu-
querque Wednesday for a hoiidaS
visit with her daughter. Mrs. clyde
r. Stauder.
Mr.. and Mrs E. c. Eaten were In
town Tuesday.
J. y. McDougail Of Magdaiena. IL m
at the socorro hospital
Miss Mable Herflck. who Is teach
Tuesday for q visit with MI. and AIRS.
W. u. Herriek and family.
Connie Hilton Ia spending the
Christmas holidays with his mother
and sister IN Boston.
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Corner Coal and south broadway
Harold s. Davidson ph. D.. pastor.
H~esidence 6i6 S. Walter. phone
i3t7-M.
Sunday School at s.ts.
Morning service NJ II. Subject OF
sermon, Taking Stock. Plans for the
New Year Special musical features.
Prelude. "Andantimo.' CMoEarD.
Offertory, "Adhgietio." (biketl. vocal
solo, Mrs. fackey. Organist. Miss
BiNlcy.
Society with an address by the pastor
at 1880 o'clock. Subject. How 20
make the mex year better than this"
An inspiring service with lots Of sing
ing.
Midweek meeting on Wednesday
evening at 7;i5 at the parsonage.
Scripture. John Ellis.
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The marriage Of Miss Lorraine y.
Long youngest daughter OF Dr. and
Mrs W. H. Long, to Harold X. Kirk
patrick OF Lafayette. Ind took place
on the afternoon OF Christmns day az
the home 81 the bride. only mem
bcrs @" the family and intimate
friends were present. the ceremony
being performed by the Reverend
Thomas Harvey of the Baptist church.
Tho bride wore her going away suit
and carried a beautiful bouquet OF
brides roses, her mother also wear
ing a corsage bouquet. The house
was charminely decorated with smi-
lax and poinsettias. The wedding
party went 20 the Alvarado for din
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. kirkpatrick ieay-
ing shortly afterwards Tor indiana,
where Mr.. kirkpatrick has extensive
farming interests. Announcements ~
tho wedding are being sent BY Or and
Mrs Long. DR. Long. VINO iH well
known In Albuquerque. Is In charge
Of the l.. : bureau Of plant industry.
Mrs Long ~ active IN "harch aud ).
". e. A.. affairs
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LEMI:Z SPRINGS.

Mrs. Chas. H. Clary kept open
house Christmas day with an hlumin-
aied Tree and The usual distribution OF
Iemembrancss.
A merry party kept 'nrisiWaH IN
oldcn styIe. being gathered from all
quarters o. the earth 1t Blackman
and Miss g.. =. Bahcock, from France,
Mis- Erma Ferguson, Mrs. W. =.
Burke. ur. aud Mrs. jas. IL Wroth
and MI. j. 5 Wroth. the latter from
south America.
Tho Misses Abousclman enjoyed a
family gathering. AL the children
both young and old, helms present
They are among the pioneers NJ the
syringe and have contributed largely
90 the general prosperity.
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ri KAPPA ALPHA
BANQUET AND DANCE.

one of the gay and brilliant holi-
day affairs was the III Kappa Alpha
banquet. followed by "A dance. which
was given at the Country Club last
saturday night. Louis Hcsselden. Leo
Murphy. Joe McCanna ana Robert
Hopeweil were hosts at the banquet.
given for the new members and as a
farewell TO Don Richardson. the
guests being Walter ward. Macarthur.
Bum. Leslie Boldt Sellers, Cooper,
Van Cleave. Ire Lackey Hesselden,
Class. Ray McCanua, Lembke, DECK
mann G. White. Leo Murphy. Richard
son. Hammond. Chester Hoidt. Nchr.
X. Meyers. ]. Meyers. Fetzer, Bowers,
Sganzini. PATE. MOots. C~ulpepper.
LiFhton. Davenport, Kellam, ArnOt,
HAYES. williams. Gruntham. Ussery,
Robertson. =. ward. Joe McCanna
acted as ~'oastmsster. ani mans bcin-
tillatinE espuuHe were made. \
number OF Young ladies arrived about
nine O'Clock and the affair became a
dance. supper was served after
eleven. The feminine guests were
Bunny Tompkins. allie Atkinson,
Julie Hubbcll, Frances Bear. JOY
Spruce. Margaret Lee. Mary Mac
Arthur. Helen Macarthur. Irene Boidt,
Netty Smith, Helen McElvain, Flor
encc o'Hara. Beulah Breeder. Ber-
nice Hesselden. Irene Herfenhoff.
Belle Barton. Katherine Angle. FL
canor Naughey and Angelica Howden.
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Christmas day marked the opening
81 a ne wepoch In The lives ~ two
young people. Miss Cicone bowman
and Mr. Archie Hogan. The wedding
t,lk place at the home Of the brides
parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. 4. r. Bowman,
6l7 South Walter street, at $50
o'clock. As the strains of the wed-
ding march,. played hy Mr.. H. n. Ar.
cher. sounded through the beautiful
ly decorated rooms the couple. proceed
ed hy the minister. took their places
under the houghs Of "a Christmas tree,
the Rev. \. %. kuhn performing the
beautiful and imp. asive itng lcere-
mony.
The bride wore a beautiful though
simple creation Of white woni. Fcorg-
cite and satin with q hlmy veil The
groom wore The conventional black
The Young couple are wen known
ana esteemed among a o OF friends
here who regret that they are 10 live
so far away.
W. bride. who formerly lived IN
Mississippi and Kansas, is a graduate
ct tho Albuquerque high school and
for the past year ana n half or two
Years has held the very dependable
position OF long distance operator for
tho Mountain States Telephone ana
Telegraph company.
The groom. also former resident
~ MiHsou i. is one OF the suc-
ressful bakers Of the southwest.
only the immediate relatives OF the
CONT acting parties ana a few very
near friends Of the brides family
were present
Mrs W. V. Bowman. assisted by
Mrs. Margaret J. Moore and Master
Clinton Bowman, served "A lovely
three course luncheon.
The bird and groom departed
amid muvi ing and good cheer on
the 30 train for their new home in
Flagstaff. Ariz., whore the groom hold,
a lucrative position in the Connection
Den.
TIE hest wishes OF mar friendi
accompany Mr.. and Mrs, Hogan "a
their new home.
Hciehes- Honchcls
Miss L.ottie Hc'ghes OF Altuquer,
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FAMILY REUNION.

Perhaps one uf the largest strictly
family gatherings ln the city Christ
ma day, was that ot the 'ulktnH
ftmily which gathered az the tome %
l.. !. rutsch. ON East Silver I'VE
Mr.. and Mrs. g. G.. Caikins. their
SOM aud daughters with their families
ana Mrs. Cilkins' mother. gradma
Barton. ia all 81 nersous made up
the party.
The reunion was not complete In
that "A ron and a daughter and their
families were absent. The presence
Of the latter would have raised the
total OF those present 20 e..
Of course tho Christmas tree laden
with presents and he delicious ain
ner went "a long way In making the
affair enjoyable. but rs rs always tho
case when this particular family get
together. the singing Of songs old AMI
new constituted the most enjoyable
part Of the entertainment.
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wv. Central old Town; Opposite CO
Houge

w, IOnITiI Old TOWnl VppOHIFe IUuTI
House,
r. Oglivie, pastor; J. q. Sanchez,
assistant.
10 u. m. sunday School. Miss A..
N. OsmOnd, superintendent.
II a. m. Preaching by the pastor.
T. Ogilvie. subject. the Mediator.
3 y. M. Preaching by the pastor.
r Ogilyie. subject; THE Most Evil
Thing In the World"
A solo hy Rev. q. Amending.
6t5 p. M. Epworth League In
Harwood school. fO5 y. itth 81. Sub
ject; Making Next Year Better
Leader, Mr. VIII Santistcvan.
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u NORDHAIS
HAS \

on Wednesday afternoon Bobby
NordhauH celebrated his tenth birth
day with "a party at his home on West
Central. Lots OF Jolly games were
played. tho big event being tho cob
web tanglc. Each child found the
end N r. ribbon, the girls taking the
green and the boys the red, and fol-
lowing IL through "A maze Of tpnglcs
and windiuEs. found at the end a
Christmas CIR. Afterwards beautiful
red ana green iCr-CrCam ana nice lit
tie cakes. and candies were served
Among the invited guests were. Frit-
zic Allen, Louise Ocstroich, Loo Low
insohu. Richard McCurdy, sydney
thlfcldcr. Joe kcim. Bobby Wilson.
Frances Stnarn, Kathleen Weller.
Dorothy strong. Emmett N%aughcy. Al
len Chase. Slhyl M~cInndrcss. Rose
Mary Morgan. Arnold Hoscnwald, and
several children whose names we
couldn't learn.
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Central Avenue McthodIst Church.

tCofner IentraI avenue. Arno streei.)
a. l.. Bowman. pastor.
s.4b a. m. Sunday school.
II "a. m. Morning worship. Hon.
Carl MCGEE Will deliver an address.
subject. The Church and Its Future
from a iayman's Viewpoint.
. ?. m Epworth League. Leader,
Seaford Hectes.
1880 p. m. An evening Of Mhrist-
mas music.
You are invited.
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MRS. ALBERT sIafsfs
ENTERTAINMENT FOR MISS
MARGAREp HMM.

Miss Margaret Bum was hostess
last Monday night Al a aaHcing party
given Tor her a. the Country Club BY
her aunt, Mrs. Albert slinmA The
Club was gay with decorations Of IVY
and smilax and with a big bright fire.
supper WINS served NJ nine-thirty al n
long table decorated with red carna-
lions and red candles. the cakes ana
candles bcing In red and green a.
far as possible. n was a very pretty
affair and vas enjoyed until the
chaperones bundled the young peepIe
off. The guests we're MArccila Mat
son. Tinsley Burton. Virginia Me-
Landrcss. Ernestine HuninR. Josu-
phine Miner, Mildred Brooks. Birdie
Arnot. Elizabeth klstler. Cornelia
Ward, Frederick Ward. Maxwell Mer-
rift. Howe Filler. Charles Barber. VIII
liam Goodrich. Ralph and owen Mar
ron and Thomas Bum.
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Hugh A. Cooper ana John $. Burns.
misisters.
Bible school al a;ts a. na
Worship at 1900 a. m. sermos by
Rev W. r. Purvis. ID. y.
Junior E~ndeaNor. 2;0O y. m.
Senior Endcavor. $3.50 , m. Leader.
Edward Cristy.
Worship az T;30 p. m. Sermon
theme. breaking Camp
Midweek service "Wednesday svc-
ming at 7:30.
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A. Morris. J. w. Pine and II. A..
Tulley, elders.
Meets each Lords day at The Her
aid hall on Third street, between
central and Copper avenue.
song service from 10 To 1880 a. M.
Bible study from 1880 10 Il:SO
q. m.
Communion from 1850 20 ~ m.
Everyone respectfully invited to at
tend these Lords day meetings.
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North FNourth strccl Gospel HAL.

Vow ANOfNH f0uItn htftoll
Sunday school and Bible class nj
s;4b a. m. Distribution OF calendars
To all scholars AZ this session.
II a. M. breaking OF bread in re-
membrance OF the Lord. Acts SO:T.
7tf5 y. m. Preaching OF the gospel
by Carl Amending. Subject. Spirit
and Soul and Body" the doctrine or
mans tri-unity In It's relation 10 the
second coming OF Christ.
All welcome.
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MISS TINSLEY Bt nTON
ENTIRT .INS.

Miss Tinslcy Burton entertained On
Friday night At the old Huning home
at u dancing party. 'hrhtmas deco
tauons and fayors were used 40 ne
Young people brought surprise gitis
Tor ono another which we're the &C
casion OF much fun a delicious sup
per was served, ana the opinion eN-
pressed that IL waA great TO have
something the day after Christmas,
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Christmas Week Rather
by Aida +. sIMs-rtOncs iiS or sas.

NEVER has the Christmas music been lovher in Albuquerque, il
~ seems, than il was this year. Each church had an exceptionally
beautiful program end in addition to that the Christmas carolers who
sang for the sick and visited different parts of the city sercnading
with old Christmas songs.
Altogether it was a very beautiful Christmas and one which
Sustained the reputation Of our city Cor having a glorious climate
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tCor. Lead Ave. md 8. Third ST.
Charles oscar Beckman. pastor.
Miss Edith Gorby.
Tho Rev. Alonzo Bright, u. d.. win
occupy thepulpit at II a. m. and 7:a0
D. M. Special music under the direc-
ton OF Mrs. Ralph Smith.
sunday school. s:f5 a. m. ID. A.
Porterfield. superintendent.
Epworth League. $50 p. m.
A welcome for all.
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ISScidl Calendar

4 formal bali at the Country Club
on New Years rye.
Fra'rrnal Mystic Circle will have -
Christmas tree for the Juveniles az
the W O. W. hall on New Years eve
There will hs a Santa Claus and dane
ing, and a short program.
The Ton pons will meet on New
Years eve with Judge Hickey.
The Shriners will give q large for
NAL ball ON New Years eve.
Judge n Mrs craig and Dr, and
Mrs Bowers are entertaining with a
dance AZ the Country club tonight
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In,rvlaS ". Il. church (spanlaD

r oglivie, pastor; ]. @. Sanchez.
assistant.
II a. IA. sunday school. Mr.. NJ.
Il. Baca. experimentation.
it:t5 a. m, Preaching by the Rev.
J. O. Sanchez. Al preaching IN
spanish
A welcome for all.
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Corner broadway and lead Ave.)
Thomas f. Harvey, pastor.
Residence, 1890 u. Gold Ave. Phone
I325-NM.
Bible school. $3.50 a. m.
Junior aud senior Unions. $40 p. m.
The pastor will speak at II a. m. IN
the theme. The beacon and Evangel-
Ism, and at T;30 y. M, on the theme,
Putting Up a Good Fight"
Special music by the enoir and or
chcstra. Offertory solo vii be sung
by Mrs. J. w. Horton at the II o'clock
service and By afr, Kanady az the
evening hour ofworship.
Ordinance Of Baptism will be ad-
mlnistered az the close q the evening
service. Strangers and visitors are
invited TO all tho services OF this
church.
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CHRISTMAS COLI TOURNAMENT.

Golf enthusiasts had a glorious day
on Christmas for the tourney, and
many Of them turned out FOR at ,c1ht
q half, II not tho whole day. Haudi-
cap matches were arranged, but the
scores have not yet been received.
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TIMF CLrn DANCE.

The armory was We'll ulled on
Christmas eve ~ tho dance given by
the Good Time club. The floor was
waXcd almost to the slipping point,
and the music was excellent Mrs.
knight gave % very charming dance
but was unable 10 execute h ballet
steps which she had planned for the
floor was too smooth 10 permit ~ a.
Punch wns served during the evening.
4 good sum was cleared towards the
new club house.
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FNWTWTI NTTFTT HWW TIUTTTV
Rev. Winfred n. zelgler. Rector.
l2O T.. Central Ave.
sunday Services.
Holy Communion. Z A. NJ.
sunday School. a;f5 A. NJ.
Holy Communion (Gounod's 81.
Cecilia Mass), 1900 A. "a.
Nespers. f:20 4. N.
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Naxarcne Church.

Corner Arno and Tijeraa)
i. Lee Gaines. pastor.
Sunday school. 10 n. m.
Services II a. m. and 7 D. m.
prayer-meeting Wednesday. 7 p. IN.
You are a stranger here but once.
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Personal

T.. Stanley Seder. +. A. q. o., form-
erly instructor OF music and head OF
the Fine Arts department Of the Unit
versity Of New Mexico. n now The
organist of the First Congregational
church Of OAK Park, NJ. has been
appointed head OF the Organ depart
ment Of North Western school OF
Music. Evanston. III. He has also
been selected 10 take the rEnn de-
rartment OF the Cosmopolitan School
OF Music In Kimba.l Hal, Chicago.
Air. seder has had n varied and sue
cessful career. which Is followed with
interest 10y the many fricndH whom
he made In Albuquerque.
Miss Beatrice hin and Ralph Hin
were home from the University Of
Colorado for the holidays.
Miss Margaret Fiournoy spent
Christmas with her parents.
Mrs Walter y. Heller Of Chicago II
spending the holidays with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Grunsfeld.
James wroth and Mrs. wroth. Miss
Babcock OF the Y. W. g. A, and Miss
Ferguson. motored on "Wednesday
afternoon To the Jcmez, where they
spent Christmas.
Another Christmas party consisted
OF Miss sydney Wilson, Mr. Richard
Moodson. Mrs. O. W. X Bryan n
George Bryan. who motored on Friday
t. san lsidOro, whore they will be the
Weekend guests Of Wick Miller. The
parry expects to go on mp 10 the
springs, whore they will join the
Wroth party for some m~crrymaking
Miss Louise Bell who l. attending
the University Of Texas at Austin ~
at home for tho holidays.
Roswell cadets home Tor the hoii-
days are Austin Cushman, Richard
Angle. Bert Boyer. Charles Wright
and George smithcrs.
Mason LEONARD. son Of Harry Leor-
ard ~ this city. has returned for the
HOLIDAYS from the Urban Military In
stitutc, Los Angeles.
Nirglnin and Ted Hereby left on
Monday night for Kansas city 10
spend Christmas with their father and
mother whom they were TO meet
there.
The engagement Of Miss Eva NJ.
Hickey to Robert a. Rehm Of Lam
caster Pa. was announced az a din
ncr ON sunday Mr.. Hehm IN secrc-
tary of the knights Of Columbus War
activities. and Miss Hickey has a large
circle OF friends IN Albuquerque.
Ralph T. Miller. n student at the
University ~ Colorado, h. spending the
HOLIDAYS at the home OF his father, j.
A. Miller.
Mrs. y. T.. Flynn has returned to
her home I'm pes Moinos. Ia. after
"a two weeks visit with her brother. Il.
J. Donohor,
G. &. Quinley and son, Harry, Ti2
Z East santa re avenue have gone 20
/ Denver. colo. where they will spend
the holidays with relatives and
friends.
CHRISTMAS NIGHT DANCE.
a subscription dance inatigated by
members Of tho Old Thirty club was
held last night at tho Country Club,