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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04
Real Estate and Court News
cHAScEnr BARGAIN AND SALE.

Y. l.. Andrews to William j. Ei,ei and
Nellie L. twite) No. 3os7 westha IN p.on
Avenue. Il fec, el. inches by I2o feet
south line Of Northampton Avenue. 1925 feet
l-e inches eagt o. Be!mon; Avenue. Jan
uary 30. 1919: tax 81
Alice w. Richmond and j. j. Chusba nd)
20 Frances j. Sprcnkc. No. Io9 North uou-
leyara. Is feet liz inchea by 1856 feet
~ l.: inches north OF Floyd Avenue. Feb
c. J.. Terrell and Lille VI. twifeI 10 w
r.! r.; DrinEard. 'ir sexl.o feet ,esst line OF
being lots and 10, block H. Plateau Lien
Oh us Ss r. SmanpsSry and H. LIZ s5SS ,,,
L. inches by ii9 feet north line or CLAY
Strctt, ;! feet inches west If Prenti-
s,I:t. January 10. 1918; $500
nary NJ CaFreras ana r. 4. thusban d) Ia
" Il. catlett. 31xit0 feet west line o!
sheppard street. 20 feet south OF Ken
" vi, = Gilman ana Dora n twifsj to
west line OF sheppard street, $50 feet sau,ii
OF kenslnStOn Avenue: ;.iso "a feet . inchc
ny 81 rect south line OF ia-foot a.er. l9T
ieei east OF belmont Avenue. $40 feet 0
inchcs south OF henslnSlon Avenue. Janu-
airy 70, 1919: tax $40. .Ic.
Robert y. Rowiet;. 10, ic. block H. Monu.
OF Grace street. January 90. 1919: tax
Greater Richmond Realty co. Inc. to
Russell j. Rowleti lot 70. block H. Monu-
ment Avenue Park, csNiso feet south line
q Grace Street. January 90 1918: tax
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Edward j Blake. trustee TO A. l. Feat
i"es. no: 1905 Grove Avenue. 20 fee, 5 i =
incHes DE 100 feet "ouih line OF Grove AYR
cue, % feet ! =: inches wa.t Of Sheppard
s'Teet Januar% 81. 1915: $1,000
II seiGon THy!cT. trustee. 80 II I,ibsr-
mann. No 1909 East Main street aOsI55
.ret north line Of Main Street. 20 feet ca IT
s5.7t7.5O. o. i'iS'
II. Seldom Taylor. trustee to Jose,h Nc
swccncy, No. 1925 Hanover Aycnye IIHs5
Zee, south lire OF Hanover Avenue &; feel
ioi inch &c o east OF Vine Street. January 10.
kichmond Trus: and So wings COMPANY.
EoSure' 10 Davis Land 60. Inc No los
;S 80. 5ouievari. :. feet II IL inches b;.
~. re, o,-i inehes cas-, line OF Buuie "a -j
nug IAENsry 20. IGih- 81 -
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CHARTERS GRANTED.

The state Corporation Commission ve..
'efSay issued thy following charters:
Norfoii:. Capital stock 500 900; pUrSos"
real estate business; officers J. NJ Uo,rh
pyinriuisn'; NJ r. friary secrrtary; both OF
N'fa!nia Typewriter Cooperation. Rich.
mona capital stock. l5.OUe: purpOso scIi.
Ing ana distributing typewriters: oHicers
81. IL. Campbell. president: g. ! W.ip.ri
srTrtt"ry; both or EichmOuu
Richmond Auto Service Corncrs,ion Rich
mono Capital s:och. $4,000 purpose an;
to' ioLi!c business: officers William |, iijr-
tn"tt' rrss!dent: jams Il. Redwood aecrc-
bedford Drug Comnaav Ircorror,,.,
Bedford. Capital stock. sic oo6: pnrnosa
drug business; officers. Milton Meude. rregi.
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CHANcERY TRUST DEEDS.

KI:t g Ross and Lula twife) 10 Ea,x,r,
II Cd enc william $. R"se. trustees No. :os
is9 feet J inch north line Of Gay str.sf
:. i..i Z inches west OF Frontia Stree:
Evelyn +. flasher and Euislla G. flasher
81 ais 20 lanes W Gordon trustee, No
80 f.asi ifH!t' street. - feet saw. n side
81 Sroad Stree; between Thirteenth and
$500. ~ '''''
q w. Pollard and sNah a. t~ife, to
arthur L. Gnapinsn. trustee, 81 feet inches
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CMIcAGo LINE srorK MARKEr

VlWCAGO: Feb. 3-HoEs: Receipts. I.Onl
head: market strong to IS cents higher with
heavy butchers 8 in active demand: hulk OF
$500 l7h5: packing. IG.5OT15i5: throwonts,
1a."qt ic.So: pigs, good. l2.7aI1S50.
Cattle: Receipts. 1900 head; beef steers
4 to % cents higher: butchers stock. Is to
90 cents higher; Gamers and calves steady:
feeders strong: beef cattle. good, l6 $4,000
common: io,sSM1s.5o: butcher stock. cows
and heifcrs. 6,S5 H1i.5o: Gamers and cutters
1870; common. '.15 6ln.5e veal calves. good.
sheer: Receipts. 2ioo: opening strong
with Fridays best time on ali classes:
lambs. choice. 1866 a 16.7a: good. 1s.2Sfsls.65:
good. g. % n 10 90: culis. 10 a Is
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billy SUNDAY SCAREs
7 WAltsTREET TRADERS
Tobacco Market Affected by Evan
gclist's Fight for Wccd's
Prohibition.
STOCKS REMARKABLY STRONG
Shock Follows Hines Announcement
OF Proposed Fivc-Year Control OF
Railroads, While German Affairs
Are Not Encouraging.
ny nNOADAN WALL.

NEW YORK, Feb. ?.--siocks we're
adserse I na1"Fe 'o Of se ne@s
|;hlnesrricags. and, 1T was also a shock
|Director.Generai or railroads Hines
iavors Il ive-year. control OF the prop
|crties. But. on the other hand. there
were TWO distinctly good factors. on:
was the disclosure through the Federal
reserve bank statement that denation
rae %h i se enS G IS
The other was the proof that a large
short Interest is still entrapped in the
minor good Influences. The result was
v Wat, aiihouEh the marks. Was small In
IN many issues ut the close.
brooklyn RAPID TRANSIT
ON; OF CHIEF FANORTrT;S
One Of the new fayori;es OF the Street
was more active and higher. as a re-
PUT or the announcements OF plans TO
)ffn. "ss the company with lnicrboro
Ter service and the traction companies
better net income. The matter is only
IN ne discussion stage so far.
ne! were evidently manipulated for
enect on the motor snow. each manu-
llra,eturet-taking care of his own stock.
is Important. however. to bear in
,n!nu that the motor. cars develop
X.'-'N vac ny the BEcdt
var. and has not been completed. The
war has emphasized those features Of
automobiles that are favorable. and
mas enabled the companies to produce
new machines of greater practical
hILLr SUNDAY THROWS
SCARF: INTO MARKET
The short interest in hide and
leather was used again TO force the
stosk TO new high record.
Tobacco's were i'm good demand
again, their recovery being due 10
ieaction from the scare thrown into
Iihe TOBACCO Industry b. the Billy sun
Rday tax q prohibition.
Great Northern ore distinguished
itseii again by holding firm through
[out the day. International Nickel ad-
fyanced, although the dividend was re
Iduee6 TO so cents for the quarter.
Talk is heard of pool In Cuba cane
sugar, the purpose being TO help the
SAFE Of tho forthcoming bonds. But
wall Street remembers how Cuba cane
was handed over TO the public by the
INSIDERS. who got II for nothing II
may be that the common stock has
some merit at this level, tut Wall
Iareet wants tho proof.
NEW YORK. Feb s.-a.ercantII. Manor
.3St sterling si1ty-day Bills Si73ii COM
neIc!st sfxty-asy b!iis on banks SiT5: com
sIiss ea 5hiE,y'dsy bills. sL7:..: temand.
easy; railroad bonds steady Time loan
months, sI5't: Cali money steady: ruling
'kte' "a. BRnk acceptapces, AZ.
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cate n serious situation exists there
owing to the enforced idleuess of ths
nitrate workcrs in that fey,on. The
dispatches say that large number OF
idle workers were coming into Anto-
fagasta front the north
Strict censorship. according to the
adViccs, prevents IA detailed statement
OF the situation. but government oGi-
Gals admit II Is grave. The Chilean
government is attempting to rush food
supplies into the troubled region. and
also to improve the transportation
facilities In an effort to calm the
laborers
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DEM0BlLIzE AT MCCLELLAN
Orders Received at Admission for In,mc.
diutc NUster-Out OF
10000 Men.
LBy Asenela ted Press. /

ANNISTON. Ala, Feb. 3.-Ordcrs
were received here to-day for immc-
diate rehabilitation OF all the 10000
base hospital and auxiliary remount
depot troops.
Work of ilization was begun
1t once, and II was expected to be
completed within month. Most OF
the men are from Northern States.
recent outbreak OF influenza at
the camp caused the War Department
to discontinue using Mcclellan as a
rehabilitation point for units from
overseas.
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HENRICo BAHGAIN AND SALE.

ksnner r. Crawlay to Lizzie :. swear,
lot =. Richmond TRUCK and 5oui;rv ~, rs,,s
october 10; 1918: $3.50.
Johh Saivo and fiecn tyvife) 10 A. d.
CoouEn 80 acres on north sid. OF Ia -bv.
."wn , f'ohd. about , mile rum ciiy ,Rich-
fHoiidG January u. i9l9:t $1,000
- Jonn Lane and Alice twftel to Kcpn.-
n. Craw'ey. loS- Z, Richmond Truc.: ana
.ouify Farms October -. 1915 tax
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NE,V YORK. IIYE ST.oCs MaKkEr.

= NEM YORK, Feb. a-Brcves frm; steers.
2 aosti 7.s9: bulls. s.5ogli0o: cows s0oGiI4o.
1896: culls. ll.Go@l!5o fed calves. eco a. 10 90
6arnysrd calves. a.oo@s.o9: warnings. 500 q
Sheep and lambs nrm: sheep. 7ooMi1oo:
cnlls: ao0F6o5; ycarlings. 1200@H.15; lambs,
Hogs ST adv: light to heavy. 1ToO9Isoo;
pigs, 15.oo416.oo: rouShs. 1850.
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COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK. Feb. a more optimistic
Faccined responsible for some broadening OF
cotton ma rket today. The gsnarai list
clo.ed hrm At net advance OF los 10 1871
rhe market opened firm At an advance of
- 10 y points al on me relatively ilrm show
English connections and covering by shorts.
There h also appssred to be better commits
sufficient realizing 10 cause some little in
esnIary ,heT1 we're no resetlSns worth
sans af anproxmateiy cent shSws ea met
nsman5 , iansrsd 81 a, this level and there
While there map points also under nd
gnsr ,bo ws sau,h no Sign e
frnled again or another hurry OF covering.
reaching the highest ro'nt OF the day in
!. few points 81 the best. ~''h'h
NEW YORK. Feb SPORT movement
AiIddb9SS'. :.;sS bales; receipts. 80 bales !;
Minor ports~Stocii. 1895 bales.
belss: stock: is5s7:s bales. '''''S' E''''s
la les: exports. %a.sil bales. e''''S' ''''V0
Total for season Receipts, 3.sls2se bales !:
NEW ORLEANS. Feb "A tendency TO
Kline did the market have rsactionary feel
up on the irsf cali ana was siiii IN nc evi9enes
later when the active mouths werc IS 10 Il3
ii The buying movement was mainly st!mu-
Ea.sd by ,o ,hs f genera rains in the bolt
,&n ground ALREADY soaked by % 1 prc SIus
no T noMns sent iii II ns yef Claiming
bIe there and other sections Of ee The Ssit
told OF very backward preparations for the
the rsns %s of cold wayG fol-
unfavorable.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
wholesale Quotations on Exchange.
Rich rnnnd Nn L. a
CHICAGO GRAIN MAnkET

, CHICAGO. Feb 3.-ArEentIne government
bought at less the 7t,.c I. 0. b. did much
TO day to INT corn prices here. The market
: !oSed strong, oAsc 10 3.5c net higher with
May LOG 10 i.2o's and July 1.lGsS To 1i65,
oats gained lAc TO l'sc. In provisions there
WAS a setback OF l5c to 40c.
Leading futures ranged follows:
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HENRICO TRUST DEED.

GeorGe ;. Van Cieof TO Walter y Perlue
SS - building lots. December 4. 1915;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04

NEW YORK. Feb. s.-Raw sugar un.
CHANGED eentrifugsl; rs; fine. Eranulatcd
tos Is. 2lh. Butter easy: cheese unsettled
Coltonsccd oil dull and UNCHANGED
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CHANcERY RELEASE DEEDS.

ny x feet south line of Paramount Ave
nu.' 80 ieet eat OF Twentieth Street. Janu-
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.NAVAL STORr

SAVANNAH. GA. Feb. s.-Turpeniinf
firm. Sc; sales. $40 casks, receipts. 81 casks
Rosin inactlvc: receipts $50 barrels: ship.
ments. 1855: barrais stoik. 1872 barrels
Quote: II, 1910; y. T., IRIS; II, II. 30. laas
u, 1890; I. ls.ss; x, 1375; M. 1925: y. VIC
1880; WV, 1915.
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RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY a. 1919
rue. secretary: both OF

dent %a.,,ar g. L. A. pogue. secretary; both OF
burg; GaS,.ai a;osE: :::o.ooS; psrposs; ,rans
GresS"S pSsr.sns ' ishsrd i s ws arta" see
capi,ai s;esh: ss";eoo; rSrg"ss real ss,sie
ISk Milicr, prus comiany,. Incorporated.
pose. drug business: oacrrs. 4. J.. Str.ua.
rccSid"nl: Ralph - Levy. secretary: both
nrsss,Yf s and ssrvt.e G7s
business: nilicers, Samuel Z. herman. pres,
trims i;ssq.,S scorps-a,ion. M99rfo,s Csri-
S3ss Rs.ss .sS # EsTt GIN
pany; incorporated Mineral. Capital stock
sres G"nf 5aSa ato G sas
rotary: both OF whitcsvil!e. ". Va.
raNton i.un,her Company. Incorporated
br.n,ol; changing mans to ra~tcn Lumber
i,olnG,t -Ghism Furniture COMPANY; In n
chsm ( Parker Tnfn ns"prora ns' and
t.ncr"1stns It's capital stock from $4,000 to
Ki MS%r s"n'g Company no
i;elle,d. lierrins & severe, Ineorpora tod
Einrsport Tann"ry Incorporated. bristol
& TO S65o.ooo.
GlisSs-rsytcn Shoe COMPANY. Incorpor.
/ atcJ. Roanoke; INCREASING it's ca pital stock
/ from $4,000 to SIoa.0o0.
(. L. :. CIRCUIT COpET OF APPEALS.
rho United states Circuit Court OF APP
/ pcals rc"onvvnrd yesterday morning at %
I O'Clock with the following Judges and OF, =
{ Gals n Attendance: circuit Judges Hon; j.
/ Charles ~ Wood. ~ Marion. g. g Clerk
Claude NJ Dean and United states Marshal
I joan g. Saunders
/ Gases in call to-lny-No. 1851. 4 r. o;uis,
/ n3rd. plaintiff In error Us. the United
states az America. defendants in error
! error u tho District court >et Charleston.
1 :. &. To be argued hy rinnIerman. Ora I'M
< Csiison. Of Lexington. 3 g. for the
plaintiff in error. and by Francis II. Weston.
I United states Attorney. Of Columbia, =. -.
/ ana j. WaticJ WarinS. Assistant United
. states AttorncE, or charleston, s. g.. for
I the defendants in crror.
/ 40. iGSi. y. - MauPin. plaintiff in error.
! ~. the tnited States of America. defendants
. IN error: error to the District Court at Char-
! lesion, :. &. To lie argued by riElmerm n
/ Graham ~ cnl'ison. cf Lexington. :. T.. for
( the plaintiff in error. and ~ Francis H.
! Weston. United States Attorney. of Column
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. Fob. s.-cotton goods and
yarns to-day were quiet, with the tone
somewhat steadier: Worsted dress goods
were priced for fa season at reductions BY
mills. varying FROM 60 to co cents = yard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04

bia. s. G.. and J. watics Warning. Assistant
United States Attorney. Of Charleston, s. c..
for the defa ndents in error.
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
Wholesale 0uUta tl0ns

Market Quotations FROM Actual Sales
IBy Woodson- CRAIG Co. Inc, r richmond. Va
u s. Food Administration License no. q 621I0
Richmond. Va. Feb. .. 1912
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~ follows.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

Cash corn: No. !: yellow. 1.ss: No. a Veil
l.2sis OLA: No. yellow. 1.as1..7.
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SERIOUS SITUATION
AMONG NITRATE: WORKERS.
BCENUS AIRES. Feb. 3.-Dispa tch e.
received here from AntofaKasta indi,
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Wholesale Quotations en- Exchange
., Richmond. Va. Feb. :. 1915.
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hILLf SUNDAY THROWS
SCARE INTO MARKET

SEW YORK. Feb. S.-Hercsntlle PAPER
800 sterling siTtE-day bills. Si73ii COM
.ntrciat stxty-asy biis on bankH SiT5: com
1fEs,ai e. 5hliE,y-dsy bills. :l7.,.; demand
easy; railroad bonds steady. Time loan
nesS: SKY days; ninety days and Xix
iohfns, sTot: call money steady; ruling
.ktc. ~. BRnk ACGeptApceE. -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-29
RECEPTION TO MISS BECK
AND MISS GARDNER.

Ore Of the prettiest at homes Of the
season was hat given on Wednesday
afternoon by Mrs. Thomas Hughes
and Mrs. Guy Rogers at the home Of
tho latter. The AFFAIR was in honor
81 Miss Alma Beck. the celebrated
concert singer. and Miss Irene Gard
ner. pianist. who created quite a fur
ore In Albuquerque with her brill
mt playing The Rogers home lends
Itself most pleasantly TO entertaining.
and light and music streamed forth to
greet tho new arrivals. In the re-
ceiving line stood the hostesses and
the guests Of honor. while In the din
Ing room the visitors were seated by
Mrs. Danahy and Mrs. Barth. The
table, with n c~enterpiece OF gorgeous
yellow uS-ysenthcmumE. was presided
over by Mrs. Reed. who poured. Mrs
HeSlnG. Mrs. White. and Mrs. Hayden.
assisted by a number OF young girls.
The refreshments were delightfully."-
decorative and the whole AFFAIR was
very successful.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-29

seiigman. a Pohcinian girl. Lois To-
seur. "Pocahontas." Will Glass, Cap-
tain Kidd" Tom Hughes. "Oid Nick"
Richard Naan, n cowboy. Margaret
shnrtle. "iichecra Of Sunny Brook
Farm" Charles Barber. "Plerio;-
Melville Summers. John Alden"
Louise %nlnhcnne, columbia" And
oh dear, there were some whom /
didn't recognize, but they looked so
Inviting. n they were. Addie Will
hanson, Hubert Nelson. Raymond
Stamm. Tom Reid. Henry Slower,
Helen stevens. Sophie Swekier. Doro-
tbs and Franklin s~chwentker. Dave
Mcpherson clark Carr. Howe Eller;
anf these were other children who
were asked; Elizabeth Elder, Flor
ence and Craig Ellis. Dee Faw. Doro-
thy Goodrich, Beulah Kent; Vernon
Henderson, Niles ~Strumquist. George
nceser, Ralph Losey, Louise Marion.
Tuenella Mandeli. Lois Bensuro, Dora
hrlnkman. Arthur Brice. James
Baker, Arthur Baker. Joe Har-
ris. Bob Wilson. John. George.
and Marcella Reidy. Harry Hust.
Fred klmball, J. G. McGregpr.
Frank storiz. Franklin copF, Lee
Nann. Cyrena Tanner. Robert Petit.
Jewell Bergman. billy Howden. Jesse
Well, Nancy McNahb, =. Andrews.
Mccoy, Martha Horton. Frances
Madeline Grimshaw. Margaret Cox.
Marion Elier. Howard Helm. Ar
mold Rosenwalt. Lawrence Milne. TED
Chase--and maybe one or two others,
who lifted about so We couldn't tell
en-, And ~ they passed by they be-
gan 10 throw confetti and ribbons
and to blow whistles that sounded
like canarios. and presently the floor
looked as though petals were shed all
over And then they danced: princes
In v%olvets, and fairies N gossamery
clouds. with stars twinklinF on them.
and u clown laughed 80 hard that his
mouth got smeared way up under n
eve. and many sllken. legs came
through a. the knees. from sliding.
Ana presently Serena Ferec went up
on the stage ana dauced very grace
fully and Wilson keim n n ,Lu-
Gle Wolf spoke u piece. Then the
i~eaiers began o. get very funny. and
Captain kidh danced with Juliette.
n Prince Sunshine with the Blue
Fairy Houk. and presently prizes were
given for the most handsome and for
tho most original costumes. The
Judges q "a lard time OF a., for all
the costumes were lovely. n a great
many seemed the most beautiful.
Finally Junior Matson. Rose Mary
Horgan, bobby NOrdhnus and Wini-
fred Stamm. were given prizes for
tho handsomest costumes aud Ar
mold Roscnwald Frederick Allen,
Alice Shortle, and Pcgsy Howden for
the most original.
Then ice cream and many little
cakes were served, ana candiss. and
the little story book people began to
want u creep back whore they came
from. Ever So nan grownups came
to look on, and I think they were
sorry thai they couldn't be In II tIo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-29
WHEN STORY BOOK LAND COMES TRUE

Fairy land came rue yesterday az
t%ernoon and out from the pages OF
all our fnvOrlte BOOKS troopcd all the
best loved cOmrr nionr 81 the dear
story book hours some s..vly, some
boldly " Hayiy, some bOisfcrOusly,
but an with the happy tight o. ca
pectatlon In their eyes. for they had
been bidden TO a party by Joe and
wilson ketm and Lro L~ewinsohn.
The bah room in The Elks' ciub was
quite transformed. beautiful Wide
atreamers. violet ana white, hung
froin the centre Of the ceiling 10 the
four corners. and to the walls, max
iing a lively canopy ana the stage q
draped n decorated. And In the
corner was a wonderful big Japanese
umbrella. with smilnx hanging from
%. and punch waa served underneath.
And when the music burst into tho
prettiest airs Imaginable. all the
s~tory-book children Joined hands. 1--WE
by two. and marched around the
do you suppose they were Robin
Hood with Lee Vans rnce-fll tell
you all Of them, and the children they
looked like Mary Catherine Conneii,
The Ice Queen: Tom Danahy. n
clown; Arthur Everitt, Little John"
Elizabeth Fec, ''Minnehaha;" Junior
Matson. The Rnave Of Hearts" Rose
Mary Morgan, The Blue Fairy Book"
Eunlce Herkenhom. "pomDonettp."
Margaret White, "Dnnydowndiily:'
Ernestine and Jane Huninr. Christ
mas and the Poor Little Rich Girl"
Elizabeth n rfhaus. Rose IN Rionm:'
Sihyl McLandross, "Picrctte.'' sidney
Uhlfoldcr. Aladdin" Einu Harih "a
moon princess: Bob Hughes. a Hat
lowe'en clown; Nurl Bergman. Snow
White" Peggy Howden, "Jullettt:"
leo Lewinsohn. a Jockey; stottko IN
drews, a pretty girl with curls; wilma
Wagner. n Peep Wallace Shcri-
dan, "Lord Fauntioroy;" Aieen Elkins.
the Queen Of Hearts" Franklin
Cppp. a Jockey: Nadine Bowers.
Mary. Quite Contrary" Vernon
Hcrndon. Charles H." Jesciie woir.
mother Mary" Harry Hust. Carl
haidi.' Zoe Ko'm and Arnold Hosen-
valid, The Gold Dust Twins Scrna
Little Roy Blue" Robert Mcpher-
SON, a knight In armor. Randolph
%i.oyelaco. George Washington bert
raca, Uncle Sam Marcefla Mat
son, a Spanish senorita, a youthful
duenna TO The children. Robert Biggs.
THE Knavn Of Hearts," Alice Shortle.
a cosmls. Fred Alien "A Birdie win
a yellow Biz. Bob Nordhaus,
George Washington Wilson Kein,,
Prince Suushine.' Allan Chase.
Peter. Pumpkin Eater" Robert
prince Churming;" Brand Hening. a
clown. Boz Hening. the kings Jester:
teuore pcttt. Miss Mumett:' Queen
slower. Little 30 Peep Lee Farr. a
Jester; Charles Rice. u Spanish Don:
Wiuifrch Sfamm. Rose Red" po-
lorrs perr "Binck-eyed Susun;'
Clara stevens. Snow white" Eliza
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-29
COUNTRY Gun THANKSGIVING

Rarely. n over. has the Country
Club 30 gracefully entertained aa
many people M n did on Wednesday
night Whcn one hundred and eighty
people were served at the Thanks
giving dinncr-dnnco. II wal an cx-
trcmcly attractive and well managed
annir, u vas greatly enjoyed by
everyone. Members OF the club and
their out-of-towu friends we're seated
at small tables IN groups 81 from
four to eight or ten. An excellent
i've course turkey dinner was SCI we'd,
during which "a cabaret program OF
orchestra music and songs was given.
Louis hcssclden sam his hit Of the
Shrine minstrelH. Go SLOW aud
Easy Bul Mcdonald sang several
well known selections; not the least
% the singing wIa the accompani-
mcnt from one ~ tho tables Of the
orchcstru's Blowing Bubbles" Mrs.
Morrisscttc. c%ontralto, Miss Betty
Morrissctte. Hight soprano, Mrs. Ross
Merritt, soprano and MT. Merritt.
quite unconsciously Joined In and
the chorus was so lovely that Il was
applaudcd uud encored with requests
for more. Tables were cleared away
aud dancing begun by ten o'clock. the
ftoor gradually cleared until by eleven
h was quite possible TO navigate
without injury, ~ by twelve only
the most ardent torpsichurcans were
still ia the ring. They prolonged the
occasion unul met thirty.