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West Side.
west Of Fifth avenue, between Four.
tsenth and 10th strests)
West Side.


iaTH ST. n 9. - W 9Th av. isxis.t, p m
June 2. alter-Herbert and ano to Don
ovan estate. 80 Bway. yrs So atty,
Hy p Murgatt. so Bway. .s3l1. 900
s4TH ST. Q 10th st. 1910 to 9 .
l17th st 100, p m May 2s-sam Wolf
soh to Lombardy Realty Co, 80 Z t2d
ct, yrs. s%., pr mtg t2so. 900; atty.
Edgar Landsuer. 80 t2d st. $50 900
" M jun. lis W a., d0i 3, ~ Hoi sn,pI CO
70 James Mecrsey Realty corpn II: W
ga g. yrs s%. pr mtg tiSo. 900; atty:
ssTH ST. 500 W. n l7xiO22, p m June
2-Marst O Titus to Ida L Donaldson,
500 W ssth st. yrs 50; address. 2s7
"!H ~ s W. ii..iss:.. .a1 5sS:
o'connor. SEQ w isoth 81, exr. yrs
50; atty. Lawyers a T Co. iso
ssTH sr. ii W. n /. aIsico. p, m June
flames pemaria to Michael Fried
man, 400 Park av. due and mtg as per
~ tll,VVV
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EGGs-Fresh. gathered. extras. doz.
Az Il +5c; storage packed, extra hrsts,
43a44c irsts. 4la42hc: gathered, extra
nrsth 4l1+2o: firsts. northery sections.
IodiObc: southeriy sections. ssh q 4oc
seconds and poorer. sea ssc; dirties. No. l,
checks. good TO choice. dry, IS n a sec;
under grades, so635c; state, Pennsyl-
vania and nearby western. hennery whites,
fine to fancy. ~ 4Sc: ordinary to prime,
"a u 46c. gathered whites, ordinary to fine.
40 a 46c. western and southern, gathered
whites, 4od46c: State. Pennsylvania and
nearby, hennery browns. ASH q 46c: gath
cred brown and MIXED colors, 40 q ibc.
The sun., 1919-06-04
CHEEsE-sta,.. whole milk, fresh mats

CHEEsE-state. whole milk. fresh nats
coiored. H.. 3?9s2hc.; white. s2a32b.c.
slh d3l%c; lower grades, SO93lc,: twins
specials. whites. sac: cclorsd. SIC: aver
age run, white, 3lhc.; colored. aih a
whole milk twins, fresh, 82c.; single
daisies. fresh. colored. 32Q32Lc.; double
daisies fresh, slL q sac: Young Americas
fresh, SO 70 33Lac.: State, skins specials, 2S
q 95i &c. prime TO choice. 20 q24c.; fair to
good. II 2lc.: lower grades. 7Qi6e.
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nY MINNA mAIL sINMoNs.

New York. March is.-penKy
Dcnr-Ner. indeed. suits viii be worn
this spring. FIfth avenue proclnima
a. And these suits are 10 truly chic.
80 Intensely Individual. that onch
form Of selection and line must be
satisfied.
For strictly tailored wear are nhowl
the almost severely mannish STYLES
which 10 many women prefer. one
model. decidedly smart. IN a
hght chocolate shade OF Wen cut
q In nneat serge. The only trim
ming ~ affected by ~ many bono
buttons. the coat %huftoning ~ the
center front and Stimulating a panel
effect In %stitchinE) down the back.
the end Of the panel being outlined
with buttons. The skirt Of this cos
tune IL severely plain. smart black
chnpean will look we'll with IT,
Anofhcr smart suit.
Another tailored suit and IN tho
over fashionable navy blue. IN IN
n~nhardine. The short coat IL we'll
utted ana carries smart pockets ana
buttons The sleeves are rather tight
The individual feature OF this suit II
the satin binding which follows the
line Of collar. pockets. aud coat ut
line. Again the skirt Is severely plain.
save that u follows the slender taper
ing limos OF the silhouette decrced by
fashion.
Navy blue. Peggy. a. always. IL
proclaimed decidedly CONNIE u fnut.
n lookn forth IN an materiala-aernc.
%'ricotinc. twill wool Jersey. and the
siik iricoietts. n IN ever smart. aud
- rich simplicity proclaima the we'll
Eownei woman.
A number Of modinh suits are shown
In D. Hemi-taiiorcd lines not quite 30
severely mannish a. those already de.
scrihed. and vet not ~ dreasy a. some
other models displayed.
nas sraccful Lines.
one navy blue suit shows a coat
Of slender graceful lines. heavily em-
hroidercd IN black. The collar h high.
A marvellous veaiee OF metallic cloth
in black and eoid effect covers tho
front tho soat being cut Just wide
enough az front 10 accommodate tho
vest. A heavy holt 81 silk braided
cord in black ties around AZ the nor
mel waist line. Then 10 IL caught
again almost az tho knees 20 give tho
effect Of length and alcndcrneaa 20 de-
sired.
A charming model in blue. suited
10 the debutante. has an extremely
short box coat, and brightenl itself
nickel buitola down the front A
heavy white Jersey aiik vest In basket
weave u worn and Jersey silk In navy
blue forms insetn In both coat and
skirt This skirt. by the way. allows
itselt some fnineaN at the hips (which
~ quite permissihiei. hut manages
q asaume the correct narrowncas at
the hem.
Nestecs have a world OF beauty an
change the offcc Of any suit by tho
UTnUrF array Of Ngafa VIQfarv lIua
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u0foth, uhmutt The mstron Of
honor WINS tlhlt tlursum. The little
flower HIria were Katherine Keleher.
tail aud iItIntlN mif. and wilma
auNIsf. The bridesmaids were
Kathren tan, ana Louise Bcli
rmures B,Hr and Alexandria NauFhe,
were ih. rHFsH aud tho ushsra were
Margaret MrrHnra md Margaret Ice
rho hiIahirr hrio NHH riVen away q,
her Tfhtr d|aFulsDi Hs katherine
CONWAY boz spite uf re- Wild muEtache.
gnutnp and %sIdtIuuH The minister
frafmiirl Miss Martha ~norgeding
atHnEflt. ufl luN fathers take nusr
their daughters After the ceremony
thrrr wHf boo Informal reception. fol
looked hf H dance during which tho
bride Hnd funm lDn ON their honey
moon tH wtIk uu the rImpusl.
Tho etfs uh YES indeed A mock
Dutch lunch. trNo %rinaeralc Welsh
mrrhIf thor could the girls be- eN-
usttrl to sleep ID. sandwiches salad
Hrl tuIsts' Aisn re- huge wedding
cake. which was cut Nith n sword IN
truo military Stale The guests were
MfH giltner. virginia MriAndress
Mrs Chase. Mrs Winfrcd IeiElcr.
NrH Malcolm Miss lord Ruth Kidd.
Margaret Uuhhsil and Dorothy
SlouNt nm afraid this isn't all. Tor
the wedding guests behaved I'm true
old.world STYLE and Kept up the merri.
ment long after the rhuprrones had
departed. except one who dwellH with
them oh EiriH its 4 O'Clock. don't
YOU think would better put the mat.
trrssns uack Dn The foot n try "a
got re- little flrsp'
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AusstanutsiH dedicated 20 those
Who urrn't hf one Who wasn't
can YOU riNr und vidod attention tn
tho words uf anyone elise but your.
spiff CO.. be- Nour interest engaged
oulN hy tuur own Fascinating ronNer.
antiona nu tuu dotnIu Nuuf more ron
s|isfat, co.. helpless u-cuunlntauccs AZ
the door Uf fhr counter IKE tho an
,Isut mariner with some narrative =
which u utUst relieve Yourself when
4. be- obvious fHHt the victim b. with
.ur o. .siHp, UUiIuE hot hU be- un-
utI. tu atH che thing for which per
hops Hr Hr,UaIti huu
% rou do this stop and thiuk
WuuII tou please Yourself rather than
utn,r.f wouldn't YOU rather '' ul-
vUts welcome than to EfHttN that
urHfuryIl DESIRE perhaps ~ looks us
though thIs ia 90 Bee 90 discussion Of
what NOT to ssy instead of ON the nrt
uf listening bui 100 order 20 listen
Then. must ufst br silence ON your
part. thprc urp two kinds of people
who are NOT good %lIftcuorH, those who
&c. not iulk themselves and have mo-
sympathy with mo Interests uf others.
and those who mH, hu fvrk Wurn lu-
tHr,rftd boo uth.ts bout display N "nlN
after tHrt leave Intm
Th,r, Boz n,pr fur % ~ n belong
fi fHu IHffrI .IIss ", ASSUME 200 Hi.
.UuI. iH.I pod. .I. l Iuou converse.
fIuuHI.f. luI fllt Nuu tulk 300 uu Ina
t,IIH,rf ur HWusriul Hnu upnr
subject calculated o. interest N"uf
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mn KIwNNIs ntNOUrT

pu "Wednesday night tho kiwanis
club gave "a formal banquet ut the Y
SO. &C. a. bob honor of the ladies' The
I.ir HUN were surely popular FOR over
ONO hundred cuNsra were laid, the long
tables WsrD decorated with carnations.
pt.a.nt,d hN BYRON Ives. and the feast
wHa enhanced hy after dinner
su,ooh,s presided over hy the toast
u1srrr pr. Alfonso bright br
UHeht urst welcomed the guests
gracefully aud observed that "A was to
h, regretted that ladies night did not
como uftruur DR. MNldcr added "a
trnutr 90 ull tho kiwaninns. and
q Strong gave a. very affecting tails
rnN spoke on the creed o. tho XII
wants club. TO do good. to plonao. 10
spr,r. and Miss iiortcnso Swttxer n
William Mcdonald furnished some
.,.rN Enod music. Lieutenant Bryant
smoke uf tne Of the Rio
GrHuIr valley and the program closed
HIfh farewell remarks by tho toast
mpsttr
Mention must be- made OF the inter
.stiuE foot that after everyone was
seated attendance prizes were awarded
tr we're presented 60 the ladies
which wHH quite uH u should he. FIRST
urs.. won by Mrs o. = stronE, was
rlIr presented hy Alfred Drums
rfH Second prize, won hy Mrs.
louis Held. AMI presented by T. y
Uluie uf the Gross Kelley company
wUs Iu assortment OF canned goods
TIirI pUfs. won By Mrs. N O chad
borne. WINS nn electric toaster pre-
r,uted hy charles Twogood Of the Al
huquvrIuc Gas a Electric company,
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4 MIuI.NM NkT ST NH'W
pARTN Nh \ u AIRY
MInnlNG

siumher parties d1 not seem foo hYt,
n anpunnr offe.t upuu tnr HpIU." uI
Youth. quite the opposite. hui IHIi
only enhances the IuN ul il' ''"ni U'
nt least Ho I should lutusIu, I.Hu
tho counts ~ the affair gwen H'
the Kappa Kappa house "u SATURDAY,
night. n was given boz honor cot N.''
Margaret F~lournoy. who lut con Wed
nradnA for ~ tuHn. and Included 600
the Kappa glrlu ana some nlnr tu'rl-
an, first event ct tIy ytpuIur NuH
% mock WuddiuE. which wIa carried
OFT with great pump Hni sult l'u'
hiiunt,. The groom Was Miss N1i
rar,t FiournoN. wnu WH4 quite Stun
ming in au ofnttfs uniform II'
bride was Miss Anita lluih'.' NN"
VAS rurisd u n white SATIN HHNn
of IN, latest style. some nin f
nro Anne Harris was fNr IM.
bearer. ana Martha Hr''uI'", iI'
maid Of honor IN" best MON W'
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nearer. Watch him lf hIs attention
seems 60 wuNcr To- something elise. uf
hiH w wandcrs. take the tip stul
relieve htH Embarrassment n h,
does not want 60 tulk. smile pleasant
u ana depart Or be- rtrma mot uu
willing Tor speech, look HtmputHrIiy
.und-listcn Give him Nuur complete
attention. don't interrupt BE- YOU can
possibly help H. mud uhutr 900. guifI
waite and rsnll, feel a. genuine interest
In the pursuits and experience of 9th.
era. A. " rule YOU viii hU tHD rIIuU
II you encounter % uf the people
whom you are trfiur mot tu hr tUu
can always $50 AWAY Ana Pee 600 she
can hc an object lUFrlu tu YOU
To listen we'll DuN,rs u WulItu1,
Of social and rl,ntul drlgivn.i.H Hud
adds douhlN 20 the ruHru cot hIm who
talks we'll MHDu tp uIk and when
20 listen can only o., determined lt
the exercise Of uDt which Is "a r.tHi
regard Tor 90, rights Hnl H~Is0DNfIII.
tiles of othpfs We uUNtU know what
revelations uI human interest .N.i
flashes of h%rIIHut. ur rtuIuH u,
might enjoy lt tN. display uI f'H'
d%pllrItful aud uI" u.fy IUHIfE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15
Lent Lends a Hand to Victory Loans and Rescue
R-THERE; WAGES OF WAR STILL BEING PAID; CATTLEMENS COVE
BY Aida r. SIMS
Phones li0 or 345

THIS has been a trying week u Hubby docsn't stop talking about
that Income tax wife viii be scared into robbing baby bank
= for carfare, aud here won't be- u cent left In tie Easterhoxl II
ism Z fair. because II YOU re fortunate enough to have an Income That
demands a healthy tax, "you should worry Aud We We been econ
omizing since the first Of Lent, for church and Victory Bonds, aud the
high price Of hats is scandalous, and there are three dances coming
next week, oh ~. Patrick = Day il u festival YOU know, the Irish were
W pleased with themselves when the good saint drove out the snakes
that with true Ilibernian humor they made q festival right IN the
middle Of Lent. bciahbers, celebrated wit u wee drnp of the cracher
in good old Ireland aud 80 ~ New Mexico has gone dry IL - perfectly
proper and fitting that we give old S. Pat q good ~cud-od. And the
Cattlemen's convention Dances. receptions. III who have the "hoof
aud mouth" disease simply must be there That isn't original. But
truly this is a busy Spring at home and over the water. Theatricals
new clothes. old clothes dots of patriotic ladies haycut had n new
suit since before the war; Of course they re excited about getting
a new one aud somt Balkan lady is going 10 weep tears of gratitude
when she gets the good od warm one that the saue patriotic lady
sends her.
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\ TIlI " TO TIN.
SANIIAIiIt NS

In accordance with tho plan Of the
F~urtuiGhtlr Music club 90 furnish
some musical entertainment 10 the
hospitals. the last program Of the club
wnH repeated on Monday night az the
Murphey and Albuquerque Htnitariums
much 90 the appreciation and enjoy.
ment OF the conNnlesccnts. After viE-
iunr both unnntoriuma the party 81
musicians consisting Of Mrs. ~. W
FuW. Miss EVnnselino Perry. Miss
Faw EyunEcllne Perry. Grace Stortz.
nlutrcs Scissor. Mrs. 4. ~ fnckey.
ms carl sutton. MI. aud Mrs Me
kctn and Mrs, George Eycritt. re-
turned 10 the home Of Mrs Paw and
had an informal party OF their own
Tho program which was givcn last
night ~ the club will he taken 10
some Of the local s-anatoriums In IKE
manner
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c%mmnnrN avn MrrrrAL

An Interesting recital WIS given on
Thursday afternoon ~ pupils OF Miss
Osrtfudr THOMPSON. assisted Nv -four
pupiis OF Miss Estelle vnlck, and two
pupils Of Mfn. Anna WiidH strum-
qHist al ~ Pauia English Lutheran
churchs
puct selected louise Biakemore
ana nernnrd Sievert.
Mununiiio or nj Elinnheth
KiEtier.
Doiiy's Asleep Cpe ReeD-wihifred
ta1 Little STRANGER lspauidinE,.
tb) the Robin the Reeo-Lana
nrinkmnn.
riowets and Ferris lLen,srl VII
tam Bcicher,
Two Flowers tKoeliins) -Flersnes
Happ, ridinss CvirshD Dcnald
The Circus Day Parade tnsan Hod-
gin. Il, \. M1-Siies s~trumquist.
improvisation (NrgD-casharins
Gohnns Virsn bernard sisvert
let Airc Narie (Dancia) Jans
vaiss Petite cvIrgiD -w,lma short.
When rara's Sick-Eunice Herken-
hon
Nv Moonlight torunnl Mauds
Croano.
(a) Vaise IN 4 minor. (h) Album
Leaf tGriegl Helen stevens.
SIN Are Narie tDancial hnneila
Mandeil
Valse Caprice ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
short. Dorothy Cameron, accompanied.
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~ MA ANApO

Mrs u kirkwood Smith wus hos
ttha on luFt Saturday ut IL luncheon
gwen AZ the Aivurndo Mr Hud MfH
smith ARE lenNiur for W iuru. whrrc
Mr. smith has gone into business Tho
affair was given aa "a farewell fn tho
Z ~ =. ciub OF which Nta Smith
IL n member; eighteen guests rHt down
30 u table covered viii aNstpUHH
which formed the cent~tpio,r uui 600,
corsnrs bouquets ~ each plHtu Nittf
~. luncheon the ladies urrs joined
in the puflofa OF the hotel IN Gov
ernor tnfrhzolo and mo pIf'f Win
which be was iunrhIuE tud re- i'IIHht
fui aud unexpected reception nNH
held.
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ArTo SHOW CLOSES WIN
GRAND I1NNtE

The last niFht of mo automobile
show was u ntunE innate 60 the ga.
hthitiom There WAS re- festive NtWuH
phere that vas not "a the least af.
ivrted BY the dust. and the dancing
aud singing was sven better INA on
preceding nights NJ Geako waH iu
fine form and the quartet wuH splendid
unf received much uppltuHH Tower
nor ~inrfuEoio'H uddfras wIH most
umsly I'M appropriate Ns spoke
on good schools. good roads Hud AZ.
p-roprnttona Tor The same TITO GOV.
rrnor n of concrete roads n I aui
sure every ardent automobiles uErccs
with him incidentally u great many
beautiful eats we're sold dutiuE toe
show aud the streets of Albuquerque
have taken on "a Nerf prosperous Hfr
The exhibition ANS BE- rsuuln" Hu'.
cess and added appfrfiHhlt tu thr rn.
rinl enjoyment Of the week for which
We ATE truly grateful don't Del.
iieVs any one viii want tu Eu futn thr
RrmuH aEuin unless be cuu De- al
dressed up in flowers agd nuriing and
nlled with pretty booths Incidental.
~ the musir M duu,Ing WorU
thoroughly enjoyed b, The crowds il
d delightful carnival
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15
GIFTED y IAki.R III
AItHlAE IONlGHr

Mrs Florence Atkins. tho iittie lady
of ntNiOlnnd whose SNOWY hair.
r~racoful poise and %eloquence. won her
hearers In several audience IN the tall
OF tptT when she was In AlhuQL"f-
que. will arrive fought from saNan-
nah, Ga. Mrs. Atkins IN enrOute TO
Los Angeles. where she Will opcn the
national Jubilee campaign for the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance union
Albuquerque is alert TO the oppor-
tunity OF hearing this able speaker,
and tomorrow, the only day she viii
be here. MIA Atklnu will make eight
addresses to eight different audiences
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15
4 CHANGE or rINNs

owing 10 the result Of much tlng
Inns OF rcd tape no Denver tnu Rcd
cross headquarters 900 Washington
has decided that tNU services uf Miss
Erna FERGUSON are So indispensable
In New MoNico that 10 Will De- iWpnH
slhle to break their precedent ana
transfer her tu tho uN'tFrus service
II iH. OF course. u rule nt the t'i
cross, as OF tho government. ihll h"
employee shall tv transferred from
one service 10 another uud uH MISS
Ferguson WINS o%t,upNinE the position
OF head OF the Red 'rofs home ser
vice In New MoNioo ut b time That
she accepted the appointment Tor
overseas work. ~ would have boon
necessary Ia break this rule, " WA
not at an Miss Fcrgusson's mistake
however. as she has been working Co.
wards going 10 France FOR % Ions uul'.
and only accented The appointments to
tho home service work with me IN.
derstandinE that she would go t'
France AT the nrst opportunity hhd
: the Denver officials had u conference
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15
SCR SOLDIERS HEAn
InI Al vi eIlIANA

on SUNDAY afternoon. Miss nor-
tense SUitzsr. Mrs Charles White and
William Mcdonald, accompanied BY
Miss shelton. played n sang TO the
soldiers no Mutuhoy'H snnitArium, u
was e. very happy thought In the per-
formers and was undoubtedly much
H-uurFglufaN
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TIEsnAY nnInGn rIrn

tho Tn0HIlN HFI1EO CIuh mot with
Mrs Harry benjamin on Tuesday al
tsfnoOu This club has enjoyed ~ two
tables Of bridge for ovcr two years
last year two thriu stamps were
given 60 the winner az the end OF The
game instead OF a prize. simple re-
frcshmrntH are served and thorough
IN ENJOYABLE afternoon h. spent The
club will meet with Mrs. DonHhy
ncNt week.
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% DANCE N TIir
ttIH

Nj and MIS- o. N nooth enter.
tnlncd with n charming dance ~ the
Mumhu'H club ON Tuesday night The
ruomH were uttractiveiy decorated
With swretpcnH and carnations AID
several hridrc tables were BE- the dis
posnl Of Nose who preferred cards 10
duutiuE Ahou twenty five couples
however improved the opportunity of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

for their annual class dinner In tho
IrOshNiornn church parloru last sat
urluN night Twenty -aiN members Of
tho class Hit iuwu 20 "a delicious
course dinnrr. during which each
member was called upon for q atory
The Furnished mucn enter
taiumsnt. and The young people had
"a very happy evening.
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10 REMOVE DuSr FROM
mn HAIH

\ sprccsEui why 20 rcmove an the
dust from tho hair IN 10 pat absorb
ont cotton into % hriEtle brush, cut.
ting 10 IN with u comb, aud Then
brush the hair thoroughly This will
tffrctuully take u every hit OF dust,
leaving tho huir clean ana glossy, and
with a wcli-Froomed appearance.
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nut Anyway the He'd Cross has been
. lped 10 h extent 81 $40. thanks 20
spread. and the dliirent committee.
headed by Miss Gladys Mandell. whc
sold chances on the really wonderful
lace c-ountcrpanc during the auto
show; d drawing was made ON Sat
urday niFht and Mr. Prayer won the
m fffe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15
TItI NIDNi SnAN
HttIpt.i ttin

Mrs Arthur Allen entertained the
"Wednesday Bridge club this week
Tho club pln,s a keen game Tor the
love uf thc play. ana 90 the end Of
the sraHon scores are counted q the
losers servo the winners o. lovely
luncheon. Mrs Garfield Will be the
hostess nest week
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15
ENsrERN sTNn sIMING CIrn

The ladies of tho Eastern star sew
Ina club met az the HONS OF Mrs.
Leeds on Monday afternoon An en-
loNnhlo time Wua spent hy an.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15
AI rLII CnINrmN lIIn

Invitations urp ouf fur u furWHl
dance at the country ,Iul uu Si
patrick's night n WIS 80 first Hu.
nounced that u wuuli uo % costume
affair. hut The plan vus changed to
an evening dress party.
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CHRIS. MI. pRNGER HAS
STARTED HlS CHI.Sl

\ $40 r-puntorpane b. some linen,
rtlH Mr. rrarer has made IA tine be-
ginning, and he ought 20 be helped
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s CONVENTION NEXT WEEK WILL TEMPT WITH SOCIAL BRIDE
NEW YORK FASHION LETTER

are the three piece costumes and tho
blouse effect suits.
The latter appear IN several charm
ing models featuring sash bits. but
tons and soft silk collau. Many Of
them show narrow vestsos and lend
themselves admirably 20 wear a.
suits or frocka. Again one finds lac.
labots decidedly appropriate With The
coats which button rather hieh AZ tho
neck.
It's wen you enjoy this New Yors
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UNIVERSITY MOTIFS


Klwatka NJ Vote Knh Dance.
The kiwatka NJ Vote klhh an old
hut famous organization ~ the uni-
vcrsity boys dormltory. rave rs pro-
gram dance at nodsy hall Monday
night
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-05-22
To Garry Band and Ball Team.

As a lighter side To the expedition
the personnel will include a Navy band
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-05-22
GONE TO REST
Walter Craddoek Passes Away. After
Long Illness of Tuberculosis.

After AN illness covering n period
of some seven years. Walter -. Grad
dock. died an his home. just over the
TennesSeSs line in Obion county. Fri
day. May 9fh. tuberculosis was the
cause of his demise.
Mr.. caddock was n son of J. NJ
Craddock and wife. and until short
time ago was citizen Of this county
He was farmer. but for the past year
or more was unable 90 do any work.
Besides his parents. deceased is sur
vived by his wife and four children.
under Is years old They are Bun
yon. Ivory. Lottie and Hettie Grad
dock: also. four brotherszJOhn T..
Walter a. Luther C.. and Avery: and
two Sisters-M Misses Pearly and Maggie
Craddock. He was born May .. 1874.
Rev. Andrew Huntington. n Baptist
minister. conducted funeral services AT
Brownsville church Saturday. after
which the remains were inferred in the
church grave yard.
Mr.. MIR. CraddOck was member Of
the Baptist church and highly re-
spccied man. He possessed many
friends who will regret To learn of his
death.