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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-15

The Good Time club. which meets
once o. month, held "a very pretty
dance at odd Fellows hall last night.
There WIS O. special program Of music
iu addition Go the dancing. John
Gould sang 1--we solos. "M%anuelitu'
and YOU Dance No. y on the pro-
gram was % feature dance Tho com
mitter uu arrangements Ma Fred
Hirrius Roy Srhick. . sriunook The
floor committee consisted of John
Seth, Don Higgins. B. Moore and lt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-15
MISUNDERSTANDING

THO TnIIHTVU OT Ms I0mHH' Kinder
rurtDu Clnas laid aside their usual
work un fudnN morning ana enjoyed
a Valentine party For tho past aoN
ornl days thcy had been making val
rutiuCs for their parents and plaS
mates. The entire morning Of Nalcn-
urcs Hay was given over 10 the mo-
ton songs games ana plays. that 30
delight the hearts ct children. Cream.
heart shaped cakes and candies made
tho chlldrcn'a happiness complete.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-15

AMER the regular monthly shrine
meeting on Tueyiny, a liFht banquet
wnE served in the dining room ~ Tie
bnllut Ahynd temple. followed ny ln.
formal speaking aud music The usuui
good time was enjoyed Temple lodge
40 . viii hold % special session on
Monday evening &C 7 90 and viii con-
fcr the third degree on three cnudi-
dates The postmaster OF the Temple
lodge viii %officiate tins being b nfrt
time IN several years That q pnat-
mustcr has conferred the degrees.
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NOTES.


After the last kiYote howla for this
years scnaon were heard on the cam
pus in saturday nights initition ami
with only one man left Ia De eap-
tured. the members Of The mmoun OH
order OF the kwaiaka kiNotr kluh
met Thursday night in the boys dor
mitory aud decided To eve the an
nual kiYote program dance which H.
for University students only, on
March \, nt Nodey hail
Jewel Moore. "a popular kiiote Of
last year. who arrived yesterday from
Goat Island navy ward, Run ffnncil-
60. where he he's been stationed, was
"a welcomed visitor AZ the meeting
o. 4. Miunama. reBistrur OF the I'M
vcraity, who has been confined To h..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-15

Tho Kappa Kappa GammuH are glv-
ing "a REALLY charming danEnnt this ar
tornoo at the sorority house from 4
70 2 O'Clock. This b. a truly feminine
affair lnot meaning D. "a uo masculine
element ia present, quite the contrary.
feminine things are never quite 80
feminine an when "a man h. ar0undl.
Dresden colurs everywhere, pink ana
blue candles, pink and blue shades,
pink ana blue favors, Ice cream, cakes
and girls.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-15

"TtI SAY sO"
! SHOULD say that individually. ig-
duhitnhiN" this show WIS a really 70.
mnftaiic success A HuCreH from "a
theatrical standpoint uH we'll us from
o. financial and "a social one There
we're of course. some bitches some
mistakes. "a uttie too much grease
paint perhaps on certain charming
r-ouutennnces "a tendency 90 o. slight
"l0ur .dmNu-uut .nsE" iu the skirts.
and nn occasional not absolutely m.
~dispcusahie "cuss nom the coined
ians
But the stnec was prcttiot than
most Of uH have ever seen ~ the pur-
pie curtuina and drop we're artistic
and most effective. d SETTINGS and
utnrsfiies we're in excellent taste, the
whole performance ran smoothly and
with no ~upprprinhlc DELAYS. p We
nrc now fcudN to take No. the pro-
gram in detail First IL an however.
o. forewuri 81 conEratulntion To th'
executive committee aH 20 whole for
their successful work MiHa AngoliCn
unwdpu. chairman. Nlrrlnin Hereby
and gladyH NHndeil formed most acc
tive. conscientious and efficient husi-
mess managers THO MlnstH sydney
nud Con ~ Ilson. 1i,isi hN MiHs Der
nice ussaclieu. planned tho dances
NHNNNNN|NNNNA NNNANHN "NHN." .NN N"
tI. dHrtfra. which hfef statement
vIli ttii volumes Go ths WIutiatrd
Thesa Young lHdI,s Hisn designed
Their own rOstumaH Cor thtN i"ok
leading rIftH In tho performance.
ruH HIal thnfr uf 900 she ballots ~
fIs costume wsrr uNIHnIuElN pretty
nrl displayed o. Fascinating uui suph'
istI,lipi chic. too much ,uu NOT h,
uIH boz praise uf % tlrNrrursf Hud
originality OF the producers
To WaIiuy, wallace. lf director d.,
mssd uf appreciation fUI ID ttfN wei
arranged program which showed
ability and o. knowledge uf hit husI.
ness NJ Malluc, coined the catchy
ttis. TI Say So. and adapted thr
HkIt boz which Dc hiWrvlf played MI
Jack Evans. uH stage dIrrr co., was t''
spousihlo for tho professional rmuoih'
ness with which ON, HCt succeeded nn'
uther and the oNvrpuuunllN good HtnEs
aud urhtlng effects A. money ttlhr
h IoN office receipts Nll speak hdt
puutsiN fut tho sfnpIruNN Of ihe hh'
tcrtiaing and %putucItt managers.
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VALENTINE PAItrY

About thirty-nVc young people at
tended a very delightful Valentine
party ut tho Olson homo. 1912 For
rrator avenue. Thursday evening Tho
part was hold under The auHpIcrH OF
he Christian EndenVor society OF ~.
luulH English Lutheran church. The
rooms were prctuly decorated with
hearts and streumers. Following IL
program OF games. refreshments wero
Served.
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VALENTINE rAHrY

ontinc party this afternoon from 8 10
n u'rlork iu honor of her twelfth
birthday Some fifteen of hcr little
trlruds are, 90 this very minute. en-
ln'ing undoubtedly "a delicious sup
per after which tho, viii play games
and dance
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COT NTRN cum
VAIL y

81 Valentines iuN was won honor
oi and muohlN celebrated Yesterday.
ana no prriti'r party was given than
that az the 'uuutn 'luh. In fact. I
don't believe that the cluh ever gave
n prottiUt or moro successful party.
Gay f%cHtuonH, from which many hearts
duuglud, huuE from the ceiling. ths
music wuH very good ard tho party. DO
we'll, the Country DluI hasn't had "a
really formal party In some time. you
know and the committee simply did
it right SHnlWlchea upc olives. cuf-
fee, irc rram with hearts in n. and
several kinds of delicious cakes ON
ever plate. made up tho refresh.
mcnth Members eft the club and thor
friends and visitors were present Soy
cral uniforms were 10 Doe seen and
q good man1 of tho, younger set
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ANOTHER FOREST
SERVICE TIA

A very attractive affair wus the ten
given by Mrs Frederic Ninn and Mrs.
Y Earl Myldcr nt the Alvnrado on
Thursday afternoon for the ladies of
the forest service There has heon q
gay whiri OF social stunts thcar past
two weeks from which IL b. doubtful
d a Albuquerque will soon rscONeF.
hut u really doesn't care u n doesn't.
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LTNCHTON TOn MnS. VIM

Ms NJ O. Claiborne give "a
charming luncheon Tor Mrs Frederic
Minn on Friday The table centefpIscs
vas of sweet peas % covers were luid
for eight. The EuestH were MsHdumrs
Mullcon, Ioulor VIM. Lumlnuu. ktr
cher. Wyldor and Airer
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BUFFTT SUPPER

Frank pooior entertained tho for
est service men on "Wednesday niHht
az a most Informal stag" After T.
delicious buffet supper tho men All
adjourned 10 the show IN "a truly met
ropoiitnn fashion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-15

The newly -rcurguuizcd choir OF 81
Johns Episcopal church viii sing AZ
tomorrow morning. services. The
soprano voices arc Mechanics George
Nehtr g. D. nunnvr, Grace Thomas.
John Maioney, Mabel HiiyRrd. NuH-
sril Hutchinson. Mm. Hcuicldon. tho
Misses Gene Mickham, Dorothy Bow
man, betty MurriHettu. Alice Harden.
Grace Lewis. Katherine Angle. The
alto sInrrta are Mra Jack Jackson.
Mrs g. u Mcneil Mrs Fred Morris
cite and the tonors hessra George u.
M,uklo } " Iorch aud George
G,uke \ " Gouduch, George Ever
itf. John HutahnlL O. \. Downar. Rus.
mll Hutchinson Mr. Oeake IN tho
director Miss Charlotte BriNnor tho
orsuuist aud Mrs Robert FERGUSON
has charge OF the arrangements,
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INTENTION n c. woaKrRs

beginning next week IN the Gar-
mont rooms OF tho Red Cross work
viii only lc done In the Afternoons.
that BE- FOR only half a day every day
except Saturday and sunday. The
inNottcs are finished. but there are
made. 20 that work must be contin-
ucd steadily.
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home. ma aouth ilarvifd mi
Will report 10 hla office today.
The Kappa Delta M fraternity n
mourning b loss " Laura McCnl-
ium, q oharter memher o. Inc 10
cIetf. and a graduate % The normal
department Of this institution. who
was reported ~ haeins died IN ~
ruao yesterday morning. she vas the
daughter Of .. ~ McCollum. Of fl1f
Fast silver avenue who ~ mperln-
tendont % the ward schools IN this
ciiy. He body vii BE- brought 70
this city some time today.
Paul Moaely. former student 81 mo
University. who has Just returned
from Atlanta. Georgia. where he has
been employed az . novonnent chem
~. visited friends AZ the Institution
this week. Mr. Moaeit intends 20
make Albuquerque hln home.
ileutenan. Glenn T. Emmona for
mer student OF the University who
has Just returned from oternena after
i've months SERVED with the British
NJ 81 the American army IN Eng
land. va a welcomed visitor on the
hill Yesterday. Lieut. Emmora ex-
pecta 10 stay here only n faw DAYS
when he viii ~ 10 California 70 visit
his parents.
Frank Greenlenf and Adaii Hamm
have been Initiated Into the Alpha
Delta frnternity the past lev days
"Nnookn" Fendornruaa. Who nnrnln.
ed his ankle IN basket hall practice
two weeks = h out again THIS week
FOR athletics
We hope 10 hnvs a tannls tourna-
ment here this aurlne ana an early
start win not be amlsa" said Coach
lurdy IN an announcement OF u meet
lnH AZ aiao Friday afternoon Tor
those interested IN iennla. The ten
mis- court was Hooded with water yep-
tefday due TO q break w tho water
plpc line crossing the court. but Il
- hoped that these hindemncea viii
o he removed ana tennis started
Tor WORK here las, week
WHAT THE CHuLnnFN SAY
Contributions 90 fhia column are in
Nitedi N you have heard q cle,.~ or
amusing observation made hf N child.
please send " In ~ that nomnono elno
may enjoy a. Address rntr ghlldren'a
apartment. societ, Edltor. Evening
rhe family were Discussing thso.o-
ply. oh. yea" said mother, lhe be-
hcNcn In reincnrnaton." "Oh. there
u no such thing. IL theref' ansd the
young lady OF the hourr. HTheru 10
So says Inc aovcn-sonr-old. '.for
mor."
Betty was looking ~ tho picture OF
the peace table IN ihe salons al ver-
Haillea. "Poar pnrlcns Of the psaco
negotiations IN the palace az vor-
Hnillea" We'll ! certainly don't call
theas poor parlora think they're
simply heautitul"
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nm ro'TNIeHfLy Music

NV "
Tho Fortnirhtly Music club met Of
the nome Of Mrs. Isaac uarth. A
delirhtfui program was arranned b.
Mrs. Pollock.
Piano ta) Romance In y flat.
tSibclienals 90 Character sketch.
tMacDow.tD. Mrs. Mcdowell.
HeadinEi "0rannys Laddic." Miss
Garrett
p Niolini Traumerei tachumann).
Humorcske tDvofak). Mr.. Morrison.
Piano tal Dance Of the Dwarfa
tOricFls bl Crcsccndo t~Tcrlasaonl.
Mrs. Paw.
Voice; faD Somewhere a Voice u
Calling" tbl The Americans Come"
DAY Foaterl. Me-. Orin padeil.
Noicoi MY Desire" tNcvin) Mrs
Inckcy.
Nioiin and plane Concerto (do
BerioD Mrs clark and Miss Nichols.
Next meeting viii he with Mrs. ..
a Robertson. toi \ 18th street. Feb.
9sth.
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Regular meeting Of tho board or
directors viii hu hold Monday. fob
~ ut 30 sharp
NeHpor services win be- held at tho
y W, e 4 headquarters. This SCR.
vice will he Boo ohurro OF the GYM
uusium girls of tho y W. a. \ Arra
Uullip Mitchell Will sing Mrs 4 a..
b"aHou viii have % short talk ON SELF
Iftaccmont Mrr nouHun lH u speak
cr worth while hearing and 10 In
hoped that 10 uuWhDr wnl he iu ut.
tendance MIss Ncwhnh VIII head
Miss luNnTitt wifi PLAY a piano solo.
The y " g. A. will have uttrur-
tive folders out next week puttiug
forth 40 thc work that is being ear.
ried ON ln The association
THE second term Of work Of tho
association will start March 7 Sew
classes in the following. French. sew
ing millinery. first mid. home nursing
story t%ollinE CO., ans class that Will
De in drmuul
\ gnmc of basket hall viii be- play
cd between shr y W q. \. aud the
high school Girls 10 the high school
gym ne 80
Tennis mud yoIcy bnll are Two moro
attractions that win be added 60 mo
classes.
Those Interested In singing arc nsk
cd 10 ioln tho slice club. This club
meets Tuesday evening a. 7.tb. Mrs.
lnrkoy leader.
The Business women's club will
meet Thursday al gao. Something
Of unusual interest will be the fon.
turc All umc interested tn WON.
ems clubs ARE asked 10 Join.
Mrs. T. " ioycioY o. now addition
tu AlhuuusrIu" VIII be- inHirurtnr bon
French Mrs luVcioy attended griu-
neill COLLEGE Grinncli. Iowa. ANA q
~ oNnnrIrnrrl InIrhof.
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ron Mrs. HrLIiR

Many pleasant affairs have been
given FOR Mrs Walter Heller. who hnr
been visiting her mother, Mira IVAN
Grunsfcld, Tor some two weeks ON
each Tuesday since her arrival Mrs
drunsfold has boon at home aud re-
Treatments have been served, ON
Tuesday night OF last week Mrs "
L. stern gave "a dinner al the Alyurudo
In Mrs Hcllcr'a houor Covers were
laid for eight ON "Wednesday, Mrs.
Harry Ice entertained foT her with
another formal dinner az which Mr.
and Mrs urunsfeld " :. stern Her
man switzer and Mr.. iandoln, were
guests. On Friday night Mis- Ernest
spitz gave u dinner. also In Mis- Hell
ler's honor, and on sunday Mrs i.ouit
HELD emit rtnincd at "a fimilN dinncr.
ON Thursday OF this week Mrs Sid
e Rosonwald entertained AZ a
formal dinner The motif OF the dec
orationa WAS Valentines day. a color
scheme OF red ana green, hearts, val
ontinoH aud cupids tlled the guests
with sentiment and tender thoughts,
OF should have. Red carnations az
ranged In q heart shape decorated the
centre ~ the table Covers were laid
For twelve. ON Saturday afternoon
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LI' CuTON

Mrs Brown, Of the Al,arudo Farms
entertained no an Informal luncheon
on "Wednesday in honor OF Mrs Love
lace and MIS- Walter Heller sweet,
peas gave delicate color to the table.
after lunch the guests played cards
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-15

\ Modern cinderella" tho two
bet comedy ~ Walter iHhor which
will boz given ON saturday tho .erd in
HE hir school auditorium. promises
o. be- u dciciouHly amusing story uf
rirlH which will toxic uH back O. the
hoardinr school days or ahead. us the
raise muN hc. ENtw themes of dane
inr 1904 popular music Will be- intro
uutvd boz the prurrfm adding O. good
ur1 uf variety
Mias Beatrice IiIi viii take tho
lrudinE part %uoftfuyluH tho character
OF Mrs Milford. Che principal OF the
Milford school where tho scene lH
laid Miss olive Harden viii ems z
tho role of the heroine Miss Clnder-
ella Dlfirn. aud VIII have % slipper
uud everything Miss Irene seward
md Miss HELEN porteruoid Will give
e. very ru,lN nippaut httlo dance
which aiill goes unnamed Tor hack OF
un appropriate title.
A "udro feast width chatting
dishes and utelclcs viii bring back
b poignant ecstasy OF midnight o..
Nuls OF joy ami indigestion where
pickles ana Wufr1uH mingled with APP
pr,honsiNs thrills Graceful dances
will hv AN added attraction of this
scene. Miss Margaret GuHdorfs Pc.
lite Coquett, be- said 10 ho lovely
Mrs Ernest 90 Garcia ls coaching
amt dirreunE tht production aud Misc
Stutchnvli. rho physical director of
the \ ". O. a.. be- training the diane.
iur Tirkets ore ON aulc ut Muison's.
rrscryc seats 40 cents, regular s,au
20 cents
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C%nn.nnIN.. nrlITAL

The first of the annual series Of
r@ccitnlH hy piano pupils Of Miss
Nichols and violin pupils Of Miss
Nulrk IN announced for sunday after
% February "a. at 8o o'clock az
the Womun's club
An lovers OF children arc most cord
lnliy iulitrd to near the 'ery interest.
Irg program Although tlHnS OF the
children tuonc Of whom be- owe t2
years of nEul are making their initial
public appearance. tho program in
rludrH names of H'NUfnl talented per
formers whose progress ~ being
watched with Interest hy many
fripi,dH Among the latter may he
mentioned nuucllu Mundcll. Jane
iuniuF. Dorothy Yunow. Marcolia
Noidy. Dorothy and Franklin Sch
wcniECr aud EuuiCc iicrkcuhun.
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added greatly to the amusement Of the
afternoon.
Sume Of tho ladies served, otfern
PLAYED cards. and the remaining ones
chnttcd and enjoyed themselves ~
those ladies know 80 well how 20 do.
Miss pnetn Nhodoa delighted her
hearers with two beautiful selections
on the piano and the Misses Mildred
Ioifhut and Louisn Hiakemore rend-
cred "a piano n ukulcle banjo duet.
Dainty Entertainments were served.
after which Futncr successful meot-
ms OF the club came 10 u close.
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The Eastern star sewing club ~,
entertained OF The home Of Mrs D.
X Rogers, 2lA Enst Cola avenue
TUESDAY afternoon The hostsas,f
being Mrs BogUrH and Mrs ThnmH.
RlukemoTc The rooms were tHstr.
fuilN decorated with hearts and cuI
flowers In ouo Of ~ Valentine
Unique cards. with suitable deaisrl
ana verses, were giycn To- zach rursf
which eauEcl much murgimont unl
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seMz1Ss 7a% s SAS7H44 %s sHHS z%ssz so"2S A Y%s% S SH%SS S D1S CREa 4M MK EzE5S $685. q E T HEE 5%T d 4,


formerly Miss Helen SwedcH. daurh.
ter OF Dr. a. A. swcdes Of Aibuquor.
que. They viii leave shortly for
New York. where they will make their
home.
The Country club was decorated In
the fraternity coiors. blue aud gold
and with Valentine hearts. Dancing
ailftcd about giao aud ended az O.
The feature Of the dance was the
playing OF fraternity songs for tho
dances. IN which an Joined IN singing
Entertainments consisting Of sand.
witches and coffee were served az %.
besides the guest 81 honor. who H.
q member OF the Alpha rho chnptsf
az lschirh university. those present
were members OF tho local noia ~
chapter Of Sigma chi and their
quests
Mcsdames =. q Matthew'S Edmund
Ross Kenneth nnicomb. Misses Anita
Huhhell, ierlier raynnaurh. Anne
HARRIS. Dorothy Glove. Ruth KIDD
Marian Spiccr Dorothy Stevenson.
Pearl HuYerfori. Grace Sturtx. cath.
efino l~ourheftY, Belle Barton. usn.
try Black. Dorothy bowman. Viola
uorkenhoE. Marion Turner. Jewel
Hubbard, Noimn prltchnrd. Alice
Gould. Mildred nurtlcas Nola koenc.
Mamie Nnu. Katherine Gofs. Irene
Seward, MsHsrs D.. g. Matthews. Ed.
mond Ross. Pelham Mcclellan. Allen
bruce Hugh lirynn. Herbert Hickey
Ray Nalkcr. hurch Foraker. Nirhnrd|
Bruce. Ralph urooks. Albert New
conner. nud SwcdeH. nlrt Mltten
Louis Gcrphcidc. Kenneth narr. no
man Huhhcli. William nrcon. uoorFc
Hryan. Luther Thomas. Floyd Miiidi
ralph Pufton. Eugene Parker Ken.
meth lass. Horace Steed. Frank
Ntecd, Harold Moodworth. Howell
Paw, Billy Foster. Jack Harris. Fred
White and Mr. H%randohorry.
Nlarn Butcher and Ralph Meyers.
furnished the music.
.
FORREST SERVICE DANCE
ON Thursday night the Womuns
club was comfortably crowded" with
"a very c%onreninl and animated crowd.
OF forostern. their wives and friends
Tho music and floor were good and.
30 were tho eats" Sandwiches. cake
and coffee were served and the dane.
era stayed until after twelve A stag
dinner IL being given az tho Coun
Try club tonight for the forest ser
vice men and Will probably be the last
Of social functions Inspired hy the for.
ostry convention. Tho Albuquerque
conferences ave finished and II b. az.
pected hat the Arizona delegates will
also have completed their conference
soon.
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v. pef1cy. Tho club has about thirty
couples ne momhern. aud always has
aelighifui affairs
THE \. v. " cIrB
The X. Y. =. club gave a theatre
party this afternoon. This u n little
social and patriotic band 81 about
twenty girls. who did o good deal %
war work. and get together occasion
ally for n good time. After movies
thoy all repaired TO a aoda fountain
forthwith and had 2 treat.
cHupnES's P1nTy
The MisHee Wiliics school had a
Valentine party too. Oh. Yea indeed.
The children had q lovely time Val.
enuncs we're distributed and lce cream
cones were served, and the Youngsters
came home glowing With early sent.
ment and laden like the poatman.
Five HUNDRED PARTY
Mrs ~ Hnrrer entertained NJ her
homc on North Fourth street with a
500 party on "Wednesday afternoon
The guests were Mesdnmca knight.
Rummcl. Cameron. MacGfegor. Moore
and smith.
SILVER TIA
Gu Wednesday. February 10. ~
Johns guild will hold n silver tea NJ
the home Of Mrs George y bowncr
7ot West Silver nNcnue Mn san
Livingston aud Mrs Tom Nirrn ~
assisting hoacnnrn. The house party vii
be- Mrs Winfrcd Ieialer. Mrs. y. u
Howden. Mrs. y. A. pinney. Mrs F1oyt
Morriaette and Mra. N. ~. sahin
Thosc serving will be Mrs. John "
Mnions,, Mrs Violet Van Patton, Mrs
A. W Goodrich. Miss Husacli. Mlnsc,
Mary and Jane Livingston. Miss Mabcl
and Master Speimnn Downcr. Dec
%orationa viii be American flnEn and
red, white ard blue color arbeme.
Sherhet. cakes, tea and coffee Will be
served.
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COUNTRY CIJa
SORORITY DANCE

The Sigma CHS gave a y"r' attrnc-
tive dance at the Country club on
Thursday night In honor OF the alumni
and their friends. 4 sorority dance
means a successful party ami This one
was not an exception.
The dance was honorinE Mr. and
Mrs. /. q. Matthew'S. who were re-
contly married In Seattle, MI. Mat
thows was the manager uf the S'ind.
ard on company In China, Ito iso
holds a commission ~ a captain In
the English army. Mrs. Matthews was
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y. pefflcy. Tho club has about ihlrty
couples ~ members. aud always hnl
delightful affairs
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-01
FARMS

4-acre farm. miles south
Hbs.. Il miles +. Iisburn, on
State Highway. room frame
house, large chicken house,
stable. etc, land level, young
orchard, spring and cistern,
also creek water, close to
school on cross roads, good
place for country store, pos
session at once, now vacant,
easy terms, $500 down, pay as
rent. Price $1T00. VIII take
city property in exchange,
(clear title), full particulars
by calling at 1922 Green ST.,
Hbg. Will take parties to see
these farms on appointment.
3O-acre farm for sale or eX-
change on town property. 10
acres woodland, Q room frame
house, outbuildings, etc, or
chard, land mostly level, pos
session at once. house now
vacant, 4 miles to city limits,
10 minutes walk to trolley
line and railroad station, can
go to and from work in city.
Price $4,000. VIII take light
auto or roadster in trade.
easy terms, $500 down, (clear
tjtle), pay as rent. This is one
of the best places to raise
chickens, southern exposure.
Will take parties to see this
farm by calling at 1922 Green
St, Harrisburg.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-01

FOR SALE-$15OO.O0 will buy finest
location in Penbrook, Pa. Property 45
by 150 feet. Location and boundary as
follows: West, 45 IT. on Chestnut St,
south, $50 TT. on Elm street, east, 45
feet on Calder street, north, $50 feet
on line of Kennedy property. Erected
on S. i. corner of this property, one
story frame building, is by 81 feet
containing two rooms, cellar. gas
light etc East end of this lot I'M
proved with fine garden, hot beds,
fruit, raspberries, cherries. plum
apricots. pears, etc Property as it
stands will pay 10 per cent. on invest
ment. For particulars address
CHAS r. WEBER.
Box 122 PENBROOK. PA.