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league, in disputes involving the moth
er country, or each O-her. Senator NC.
Cumber said the Ng@men, Of Senator
Johnson and other supporters OF the
Johnson amendment as to Great Britain's
voting power W$s TOO aosuro 70 ne true
and asked why France, Italy and other
nations did not raise objections TO putting
their heads in the hons mouth. Great
Britain cannoc AMI win noe control the
vote Of Canada, Senator McCUmber said, |
would like to put this question straight
to the American people, has not Canada,
a fully governing Independent dominion,
earned by her sacrifice in blood and
treasure a right 10 q seal in the assembly
that would give her a voice IN effect 20
Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama,
Peru or Salvador.
Boston, Oct. 4th. Col. WILEY, gov
eminent controller OF wool supplies tCr
Great Britain, has arrived IN Boston to
supervise arrangements for the Hrst
public auction here OF British owned
wool. He is a member Of Parliament ter
South Bradford, England, a leading
wool manufacturer of England and also
a member Of the Boston wool brokerage
firm OF Francis Wiley and Co. The
action plans which ne is here to pro-
mote have the open hostility OF the Boston
wool trade association and Of American
growers WHO resent the direct entrance OF
the British Govt. into the local market,
bnt Col. Wiley hopes 20 overcome This
feeling. He declares that the success
Of the auction would rebound un4ues-
tIOnably to the advantage OF the local
trade. The auction will be held IN
December, the time being depen-
dent upon the expedition with which
the first consignment Of WOOL can be
delivered, graded, c|a-aI0gued and other
wise prepared for SAFE. Ii is to consist
OF 40, 900 bales OF Australian and LOCO
bales of New Zealand wool, now being
loaded on steamers al Australia. Col.
Wiley announces hal ne British Govt.
is prepared TO throw 80, 600 bales of wool
a month into the Boston market, for sale
at auction, in the event that the inIJIal
auction is a success Col. Wiley declared
that there was no purpose in the auction
to knock the bottom out OF the market.
A Withdrawal or upset price, IS to be
fixed as a minimum, this price TO CORES
p0ld to the current prices Ter similar
wool in London. ii wool cannot be
sold at prices above lhis minimum, he
SAID, it will be re-shippad TO England or
held here for better prices lie stated
tAat he lad been IaIormed Qn0tficIally
that the A erican Government, includ~
inc President Wilson, mad approved he
INN yrta4iOn 10. BftiISl wool as a step
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MFRS. NI.BERT sIMMS AND Mrs.
JOHN SINlAIS ENTERTAIN.

Mrs. John and Mrs. Albert simms
were hos,csses on Tuesday afternoon
at a very brilliant tea given al the
Country club. frcm four until siN
The club never looked l%ovlier, masses
OF brilliant autumn foliage beiuE
banked over the fireplace. the vim
dows. ana the piano, with great bou-
quets Of asters and chrysanthcmums
In bowls and vases everywhere. The
shades were drawn and the soft yell
low lights added to the pleasant ef-
feet. The hostosscs were assisted IN
receiving hy Miss Adeiine Pyle. IN
whose honor the tea was given, while
~ the tea table We're Mrs. Nell ".
Field and Mrs. CLARK carr who
poured. ana Mrs. rhilders. who served
leo cream. They were assisted hy
Mrs. \. T.. Sims aud the Misses Flora
Marshall. katherine Mcmillan. Agnes
Childers. Adele Carr. Angelica How
den and Virginia Hereby. Mrs. Rob
crt Dietz. Mrs Harry Lee and her
house guest. Mrs. Summers ana Mrs.
Harold jamison seated The guests In
the lining room. The table wlf
lovely with a huge Ccntcrpiccc Of yol-
low chrvsnnthemums. and yellow
caudlelighf. while cakes, candies. ana
Ice cream matched the color scheme.
The hostesscs added q personal touch
and thcrhy much charm to the oc-
cnsi1n hV using their own silver. o.
the club room was fairly transforms
With "a large blue rug, matching thc
hnnrings which was laid before the
fireplace. Mrs. Albert Stmms wore "a
charming frock Of hlue shot silk. ana
brown pointed d'csprit. and Mrs. John
Simms was Vory lovely I'm while. Miss
Pyle wuro a striking gown Of black.
and Mrs. Field % beautiful creation of
muuvc r%corrctto In which n was
very handsome. Mrs. Childcrs wore
gray. Mrs. carr black satin and net
gowns. More than one hundred pco'
plc lcft cprds. and that tho gnatr was
an extraordinarily pretty one was
fH.HU4rUHHA ~rruHUr1|l
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BY AIiDA y. SIMS
phont.s ti0 or 31s.

A DANCE for every day in the
wssk ~ the rtsOri of the rnst
seven days, aud never, II seems, has
this city ~ dlsportcd itself en- All
SnltitA' bay. Not only socially, but
In every why arr the activities OF
peace r-uming their normal swing.
The Woman's club gives a large par
% for tho Day Nursery; delegates TO
% southwestern Y. W. &. A. confcr-
encc leave for Dallas this evening;
organizations for n Nofunn NotctT'
meeting to ic held here In December
nrc being made. nnd the icnChcr~'
convention viii he with rs before We
rcnlizc u. The cold weather has pu,
loads of snap aud cnrrry into us; lets
see what we n do this winter.
Pictures Tor the Taos AT Exhibit
which will no held here during The
teachers convention, are already ar
irving. There " some question na TO
whether they viii be hung m the
Eiks club. or at the Chamber ~ Com
mcrcc. The club III more beautiful.
and In well lighted. bui there seems
20 he n disposition on the part OF the
Chamber OF Commerce to display the
exhibit. which rs not large. In thor
W pariors. 40 hat tho teachers Will
know who did H." The lighting AZ
tho chamber ~ also pretty good. hut
rather harsher and the wall spaces
do not seem as attractive.
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WITH the y. W. 4. A.
The c. u. y. club held It's regular
meeting and supper on rues1av ~
oning, fourteen members beia; pre-
sent. This club Is constantly grow
irE moro interesting aud p~roa.ah'c 10
the girls who belong; anording a. 4
does an occasion OF ~plcasuiable re-
,axnlun every week.
An autumn vesper service ind
Roosevelt memorial was held At the
Y W or sunday afternoon. la by
Mrs. Shumakcr. George 5. kiock
spoke On Roosevelt. Mrs. Mcdowell
wa at the plano, Mr.. Capron PLAYED
some selections on the viola. ard
Mlas Horton mi Just as I Am"
Miss Edith Dot, National So re-
tary FOR Indian giris. and Miss Cutler.
secretary for religious work, held u
vesper service at the Indian school
"a SUNDAY.
The y, w. will hold a Thanksgiving
vcspcr service THANKSGIVING week.
Nespcrs viii be held nee a month.
Miss Mary Paine, new cafeteria a.
rector. arrived October 2sth. She was
cafeteria director at Hostess House.
Fort Sill, Oklahoma, aud Will take
charge here November LIST.
Delegates to the y. ". G. A. confer
encc at Dallas, November ~ viii he
Mrs, W. H. Long. president. local as
socintion. Mrs. Roy Stamm. finance
chairman; Mrs. ~ n Lahello, treas
urer. Miss Winifred shuler. general
secretary. Miss pulce Knox. business
secretary. and Miss Mildred Beatty.
president ~ the g. a.. \. club.
This viii 90 q wonderful opportun-
~ for tho ~ Albuquerque.
Their will hg aver 200 wfmpn from
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MRS. DANAHN All MISS
IONIIAtE HDSTI SSi1S.

ON Thursday afternoon MIS-. Tom
ppnnhy ana Miss Muyhclle Lovclnce
entertained 40 tho apcoud of the card
parties at which they have been joins
hostcssos. The club was glowing with
flowers and with beautiful gowns.
The refreshments toned in Win the
color scheme. The first prize, q
crystui compete. was won hy Mrs
Louis Ecuuctt. the cut prize. "a bud
vase, was won hy Mrs. @, l. Brooks,
and Mrs. Reid won tho consolation
prize. d black rat bearing spools of
red Irvine, The two parties were
among the most attractive AFFAIRS OF
the season.
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PERSONAL

Miss Adele Cnrr returned from
Colorado quite unexpectedly the early
part OF the week n IL taking the
home service course az the University.
Francis Ferguson, who Is going 10
school In New York this winter. "a
having the time OF his young life. lie
writes that he went 10 ever 50 many
high schools before he found one
which Included Spanish among i;s
studies, n that was way over In the
Bronx and so Il takes him more h
an hour 10 get "a school and he muAt
rise IN the cold frty Dawn.
Although the delightful celebration
Of the golden wedding Of Mir. and
Mrs. W. W. Mrpornld has been fully
recounted In the press. tho society
page would not hc complete without
the mention 81 the fact that more
than $50 friends Of the family called
10 pay their respects on Tuesday
evening hnd hat "a most memorahl"
and charming occasion was observed.
Mr. ana Mrs Robert Dictz cole
hrstcd thClr wooden wedding annl-
Vcrslry ON Tuesday evening by mo-
tor.ng out Tor dinner to some m
known ~"Surpr!se' spot, together with
several friends.
At u meeting OF the y. 4. RS IN
the Rose Room OF tho Alexandria
hotel iu Los Angeles, California, hold
lest week, Miss Lorna Lester formerly
OF Albuquerque. and MrL Mabel
Himoc-Uuu, well known musician, for
many years u resident OF Albuquerque
furnished th" musical program Ms.
liall is we'll known here as "a pianist
and Minis Lester viii be remembered
hy many as "a young viplinist of great
promise. h is giving many concert
programs in california this fall. Mis-.
/ Lester is a grand daughter OF Mrs.
W. l., Motcalf of this city.
The death Of Mrs. ~ J. Majors or
Ration during the convention week. d.
mournod and regretted by many club
women throughout the stat
Miss Erna Ferguson, who comes
aud goes with unexpected regularity
or rather With expected uurcgulnrity
will spend tho wcok end here THIS
time. and during he Red Gross drive,
We may scr something ut her, hul
after thHt-Tgos. Hilshoro, las cru
ccs, VIII be- hcr stamping ground.
Miss Erua Ferguson was ut HON
last sunday afternoon az the mi Nh
house when q number OF her friend
dropped In for a cup of tea.
The Sool orchestra motorcd "a
Bolcn last night TO play Tor "a HAL
lowe.c dance given there.
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Miss cltrn Hluohcr and Israel Put
nam were quietly married ON Thurs
day night ut o'clock NJ ST. rBuls
English Lutheran church, the I;cvcr-
end krudsru performing the Ger
mony The bride wore blue E%curgctir
a reception ana wedding supper was
held afterwards az tho home OF The
bride In Old Town, The house was
beautifully decorated with chrysau-
thomums and fan flowers. The co Do
pile Will make Albuquerque thclr
home and htyp taken the Spring 'r
house in old Town Miss BluuhUr Ia
we'll known iu the city where she has
played lu The Hluyh,r orchestra for "a
number OF years The hride WAS at
tended hy her s.ster-ln-law. Mrs.
ARM Butcher and Aruo Butcher was
best man.
The Womcu's catholic order 1f
ForcstorF give e card party uu we'd
ncsdaN afternoon.
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COUNTRY crrn ~nulLowEEN


The country club celebrated its
Haliowe'cp party with % dance on
Friday night. The club was gutlr
decorated. and was throngcd win
dancers; mainly momhcrs Of the
younger set Among the married
couplos vrrc Mr.. and Mrs Roy NJ
Donald. Mr.. aud Mrs JON simmH,
Air. and Mrs. Brysnn Biggs. br. and
Mrs. McInudrc-s. Or and Mrs, Elder.
supper vuF served at eleven. The
popularity at che club hus revived O.
such AN cNtrut that u was never
WfCittr. even IN pro-war days.
Mrs. Kenneth Balcomh entertained
"a number 81 her friends uu NvlnoH-
day afternoon at cards.
Tho Kappa Kappa Commas held
an Informal dance ON Tuesday night
az the home uf Miss Alexandria
Naughey. This rs a simple statement.
but IL conveys 10 sufficient account
without further comment informal
dances are always run.
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WeddimS Sl


Miss Aurelia Montoya. daughter ~
County clerk Ncstor M0ntoya. and
Ezcquiel Gutierrez. were married IN
Wednesday morning 1t O'Clock "a
The Church Of sar Felipe de Neri q
old Albuquerque. Father hi Pictro,
$. j. performing the uupt.al mass.
The bride WAS attended boy her sister,
Miss Frances Moutuya, and the
groum's brother, John Gutierrez. was
best man. Friends and relatives az
tended the wedding. ard "a wedding
breakfast at the home o. the bride x
parents The younF couple loft FOR
California on a wedding trip and win
return to old Town 20 live Many
beautiful gift, were received. MIR.
gutierrez. who b. u grandson OF II. :.
johnson, an rurly district Judge II
his county served h.th lee the punt
tive expedition and with the \ r. T.
Tie was r. reported umunE the
missing but was later located In a
Paris hospital.
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IRnSdScmaemfS



Teodor n. Monioya. son Of Nestor
Monicya. ana Miss Lillian Adair OF
city. viii be married on Novem-
her 10th. Te1dor MOntoya has born
on the day OF the battle NJ Santiago
and Is named after Theodore Roose-
welt. He enlisted when he was 10
years old In the navy, where he serv-
cd for 20 months. The young couple
viii I've in Albuquerque.
\. 81. =. MAsopEifApE.
fipJents of tho Albuquerque BUSH
moss ~c1ilere gave a masquerade IN
rueedsy night at Colombo hall. II
Was q very coiorsui and CAV Ana.r
and the coatumes Of the maskers
showed thnt the dancers had both
%irgenuity and willingness 10 "take
tho trouble" which most people do
not seem 10 have today. Everyone
was masked. except two persons In
costume who ala not dance until after
tho unmnsking. Picrrot and Pier
rette, the Gold Dust Twins. witches.
devils. Dame Fortune and a hewitcii-
ing ballet daarer were among the
masked. Prizes were given 70 tho
best costumes Miss Georgia Stcgner
receiving the nrHt prize for the ladies.
and Russell Kerr for the men, when
were fine handkerchiers for both. A
prize for the "~craxieat'' costume was
given Ia Miss Eva Hickey who was
dressed - sis Hopkins. and 10 simon
Failing who was dressed a. a tramp.
These were Halloween boxes niied
with nuts. The chaperonea were Mr..
End Mrs. w. V. Gano. aHd Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Beatty.
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coNGREGATIo,ML HALLOWEEN

a very entertaining Halloween pro-
gram was given on Friday night by
members Of the CONGREGATIONAL
church. America was sung first. then
followed "a selection by e soNtctte Of
ladies. tho Meslames stevens, Kinney,
ROY Stamm. u. q. smith. Collister and
Boldt. A Halloween talk by nr.
Davidson followed. Solo. Mrs Land
crs. Jack o-tanteru. sung by children.
Reading hy "A modern witch, Mrs. y.
NJ. stevens. selection hy "a male
quurtette composed Of Messrs. Coils
ter. Head. Ellis and snyder. The pro-
gram concluded with another selection
by the seNtetto. poughnuts and coffee
were served after the program. and
an apron sale was held. Members OF
the seNtettc and the quartette were
masked. as was the modern witch.
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Santiago T.. Npodtpa OF this city ami
Miss Josephine scua of Las Vegas
were married IN the homo 81 the
bride ON October p. The no.
served his country with tho a. T.. q.
and is NOW employed ln the Santa Tc
shops The young couple Will return
here 20 live.
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The Ten Dons met nj the home 81
Mr.. stroup. a paper on The Political
Influence ~ the Woman Voter" WAS
read by Judge Hickey. The usual
discussion and friendly evening were
enjoyed. tThars what ! heard. al
though I don't know whether they
are an for suffrage or not.)
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Social Calendar
FORTNIGHrLY PROGRAM.


% Piano solo: The Fourth
Mazurka ........ Goddard
Mrs. Thomas Hughgs.
90 Vocal Duet. THE Passage
Birds Farewell -. Hildach
Mrs. l.. u. lackcy, Mr.. A. o. Kuhn.
go Violin Solo;
ca Lelkein- Russian Folk Dan g
CD Song OF Love..... Taylor
Mrs. Letha Sue Moore.
90 Vocal Solo:
N) Land o. Hope and Glory
ssss.ss 49, sssfssss fltuF
90 \ LltHc Twilight song
tihIht
Mr. Alfred O. Kuhn.
CD Plano solo!
(a) In Autumn ........ Franz
90 Source Dams Lo Desert
Horton
Mrs. u W. Faw.
The above Fortnightly program viii
be given at the Max Nordhaus home
on Tuesday evening, November 4, at
> o'clock.
The g. w. n, N. Of tho Broadway
Christian church Nin have It's month
ly program at the church parlors on
THURSDAY afternoon Of next week AZ
2 30 o'clock. Mrs. Alfred q. Kuhn h
the leader, and Mrs. Davis the hostess.
4 splendid program "a bcon ar
ranged.
There will be opon houac NJ the
Phi MA fraternity house on sunday
afternoon from four until six O'Clock,
IN honor OF the rcw pledges.
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NrnlFTIC AesOCINTION.

Tho University Athletic association
viii slyc q grand ball "a the close Of
the foot ball season; they expect to
break all records his year.
Tho J, -. g, club will meet est
week WITH Mrs. Coppock.
Tho Shriners will give n musical
In November. ~rehearsnls began
on Wednesday. II h stated that Ills
viii be- the biggest Thing Of the kind
thgt has ever been giNcn In tho state
and viii he produced hy Mr. Gocrge
q. Pound. who has attained "a WHO
reputation through several notable
productions. such as The Dedication
Of Camp Custer" shown at Battle
crock. Nj. Pound brings with him
OIL c~uatuIeing and special scenery.
The production viii hc given on he
nights OF November II, Is and 40.
The Tuesday Literary Club VIII
meet next week. November a. with
Mrs. French. a paper called The
Flowing Road viii be read by Mrs.
Mcmillan. Mrs. Florence johnson VIII
have the subject Migration Routes
.tud Mrs. Christy viii have Current
Events.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-01

The Christian Endeavor Society o.
81. paul's English Lutheran church
gave a Halloween party at tho
Butcher home In Old Town on Friday
night
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An UNRECOuNTED INCIDENT
or THE VISIT or thu
BELGIAN ROYALTY

one OF the most interesting occur
ronces Of the visit of the Belgian royal
party to IHlcta. and one which Tor
some reason quite escaped tho notice
Of the press, came to light yesterday,
when Father Docher OF lslota mqdc
the trip In 60 Albuquerque especially
60 tell the story OF the presentation TO
King Albert OF a turquoise cross.
During the services held In the lslctn
church. and after the address OF
welcome made by D. good father
pocher. hc stepped forward and pre-
scented to the belgian monarch a very
lovely turquoise cross. mounted m
silver, made by the Indians n pre-
scented rs them through him TO the
hing. In token al their appreciation nf
his visit 60 their pueblo. futher
po,hcr had been requested hy hts
charges. he said, TO say that as m"
kniser had not given tho 10 OF tho
Hclgians an iron cross for his bravery,
they. the taietn Indians. wished %
present him with a turquoise aud sil-
yer cross because ne had stopped n
war by not letting the Germans
through their country. Father pochcr
then offered e silver sword. also mhdo
nv The Indians. us u symbol of the
courage OF his majesty. n presentet
more ~ "A Hymbol OF the support
which they would like to onor him
than az "A weapon OF defense. me
king accepted the cross and me
sword with an expression which
showed that he was much ahecto !.
and II il safe 10 say that no suoh
cross was ever before awarded for
bravery. nor perhaps did any mon
arch ever befole receive q cross and
n sword from an indian pueblo
X. or &. HAIOwI"EN DANCE.
rho Halloween dance given hy tho
Knight OF Columbus war activities
ut the Elks club last night was % rrclt
surcesR. The bah room WIS crowded
and punch and cigarettes were served
during the evening. Tho decorations
were most effective and a spirit "i
rcvelry benttinE the occasion seemed
to mi the air. Not content with the
entertainment the II, Of g. EnN" IN"
boys presents OF soap, tooth brushes
ana paste. shaving sonp, and IKE nav
ors ~, masculine nature. II paws 10 h'
AN ,N-soldicr. boys. Mr.. and Mrs W.
a. Kelehcr chnporoncd. .
The *. Of G.. also gave n musical
entertainment on Wednesday night ~
the Murphey snni'orirm, To IL lull
house. and on Thursday tho service
men were treated 10 seven reels OF
movies.
AT THE oItpHIuM
Bid Won go 60 the prphoum Inst
might We didn't either. Bui J wanted
to. uwfully. I'm sure that u was a.
most Interesting and exciting occasion,
and full OF color. and I could SO ahead
ana write II up the way ] thlnk
happened from similar OCCASION
which I have seen slick floors, clouds
OF dust and smoke. M,Nicun hate, shin
cafe SLOUGH. ~radiautly pretty girls.
partners Hwugrtr up with q 'Como
to me kiddo" invitation, bubbles
and the latest foN tot
There was u dance ~ Colombo hal
last night Excellent music, and Nc
better floor In town. insured q bis
crowd: everyone had a good time. of
course. as the dancing didn't stop un-
III long after rliduirht.
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CHARMING DANCE Al THE
MASONIC TEMPLE.

\ very dtiEhliul 4liluM' en- ddntc
was given on Tuesday night al the
Masonic Temple by Mr.. aud Mrs. II.
-. Strong. Ia. and Mrs. e., H. Com
ncr. IN. and Mrs. Hust, and Mr.. ana
Mrs. W. e. Ocstrcich. The ball room
OF tho Masonic Temple was trans
formed INTO q NVrltuhle witches bow r.,
Gerry figures and faces pccriug out
from tH, corners, pumpkin lanterns
with their cheerful or Lrimacing eN-
p~rc-s.ous confronting u az every
turn: black eats swinging around,
and ana the paraphernalia OF the old
English holiday, borrowed originally
IRON the church, u added To- during
the years. were used. Lovely flowers,
soft lights and beautiful gowns. added
To the charm ct the see ne. Refresh
mcnts were served ut small tables l'
the dining room ana carried uu tht
color scheme of gold aud yellow ana
black. ChNHauthemumS and ustuts
ted with big bows OF black uullei Wor,
USED aH Uvuterpivces Ihc orchesirl
played behind a screen OF palms.
THE LAST TROIIC.
The Phi Mus broke loose again
they couldn't sand Dc altos last week
90 ON Monday night they bundled al
90 the Arnot huutc on West Contra
aud had a wonderful time, dancinl
aud eats ~ course ana loads of beau.
GO every FiiL and uIer" Is a dark am
deadly secret winch Up Viii re-
veal,
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The wednesday Bridre club mot
with Mrs. Telfor this week. the club
has Increased TO three tables Instead
Of two
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MRS, pooIlrrEAND MRS BRYCE
HONTIsSIS.

Mrs. George Doolittlo aud Mrs.
william Bryce entertained together
this week ln "a series or aQairs which
they are giving. ON "Wednesday and
Thursday sixteen tables of bridge
played At Mrs poolittlc's home 1u
West Central avenue. ON Wednesday
Mrs. Coz was tho recipient OF the
prize tor the highest score. while Miss
Baldridge got tho cut prize. ON
Thursday Mis-. Rankin won The high
prize. and Mrs. George Simuis gained
the eat prize. Beautiful floWor were
used in decoration and tho refresh
mcnts carried a. ,ho colon scheme.
Mrs. George i.u.nerford and Mr..
g. a.. MiH,uuu entertained with q
Hallowv en- party Friday evening az
the home Of Mrs. George Rutherford
ON south broadway.
Numerous games were played
which delighted the hearts of tho
kiddtcs. TIE color motif, the re-
treatments ANA decorations were
suggestive OF the az.
fhc Childrcu's Dancing Glass he
gun o., Miss - dnoy Wilson M given
up because OF hcr Illness, has becu
"A lesson This afternoon from 9 TN Z
In odd Fellows hail on south Second
hircel. The children seemed delighted
with the prospects OF "a renl dancing
school aFtin. The majority 81 them
are hotW cen the ages OF seven aud
twelve.
Tho Royal NoiEhborH met last We'd
ufaHuN unprugaU fraoNmuu Worf
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AT THE oRpTII,I ".

There was "a dance ~ Colombo hall
las, night Excellent music, and no
better floor In town, insured q big
crowd: everyone had a good time. ot
cuurse. as the dancing didn't stop un-
III long after riiduirht.