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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-29
NORMAL rNIvfi,sIrY-IAs

Among the faculty members OF the
Normal University attending the
Teachers convention VINO returned
Wednesday evening were Misses
Margaret j. Kennedy, Susie ID Whit
dkor. Ntrnu Writ, Bessie Watt, May
Itccs. May Buell.. Ida C. holds. Pro-
fessurs Mottinger and Wolfard. Mrs.
Lena EldridEe and President Frank
u. a. Roberts, and Mrs. victoria q.
Miller.
Miss Ruth ZeiFler went on 20 helen
10 spend the remainder OF the week
visiting friends and relatives.
Miss ALASKA Davis remained I'm Al
~bugucrgue to visit VIA her sister.
Misses carol u. F,tzcr and Miss
Fannie %. lordou. assistant tlculty
members. who had been attending the
convention, returned Thursday morn
Ing.
The Uolta Sigma Epsiions nave
boon decidedly 10 the front this last
term Iu the school life. Many social
au..rs have been planned ana carried
out u,,cssfullY. e. huncu n Marsh
mtiluW Toast party with Miss Alice
Mtldcr as hostess. "a Dutch treat at
the movies. followed by "A party at
Muruh,y's. 90 candy phi al the home
of the MoiunFcrr; % formal rr,gp-
ton at tuD home uI Mis-. g.. D.. Nvtdpr
ana open house ct the home OF Mrs.
Frank Carroun. aud last but not least
q Buucu party at the home OF Mrs.
Luis Armiiu with Miss ltumulda Del.
gudu as hostess. These were 20 ush-
ms affairs and r:aunt more than a
social good time.
The sorority committees are plan
ming some more good times before
initiation uf new pledges. The only
lu=iuDsE taken up by these young
people that has not been carried 10
success is tho chapter house tuud"
but more important matters have
crowded 20 uut au far. But 81 Will be
on tho road TO success before the end
of tho year.
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Clubs
TnE MUSICAL Anr cum.


The Musical Art club met at Ro-
celia MCCullouEn's at 1880 ON SgHut-
day afternoon. The program was ne
follows;
Paper Mozart isabelle Patterson
Piano Duet Sc"cnade dc Amour
Marjorie SHUTS, Lucille Henfling
Plano solo-Nalse Arabosuue tBy
Tnco luckD ...,. Lucille Henfiing
tkulclc No.-(a) Aloha DC 90
Dixie Land. Marjorie Shuts and
Isabelle Patterson
Piano Solo-Swing song CBy T.. r..
krocgerl ,...., Mildred HenfllnH
Reading Thankful Jimmy .....
............ RozellN Mccullough
Plano solo -Puuce NalHantc OBy
Ed PoldinD eco. Marjorie Shults
Auto Harp solo Alfred Putterso.
Primo Solo Around the Flreside
liy Walter Nolfel ...........
.....,....., Rozclla Mccullough
Plano Duct Loves Caprice .,.
...Lucilc Hcnfllng and Mrs. Odon
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woMAN'S CLUB PHYSICAL
nj CATION CLASS.

Every member or the Woman's
club h. welcome to join the Physical
Education class at no expense. eNvept
that each provide her own uniform.
This class Ia under direction o.
Miss Elizabeth Rose nRi those who
wish to join should be d y. w. G.. A.
Wednesday al Q y, M. Come.
The Wompu's club will give a
luncheon at 2:3O @. m. Friday at
the Woman's club In honor OF Mrs.
carrie Chapman Gait aud her CO.
WORKERS.
Those who wish to attend this
luncheon kindly telephone Mrs. :, -,
Miller. secretary. by Wednesday eve
ming tAny womln interested In
Suffrage may attcndD.
Miss Rozeilu Mccullough was term
ed "a wonderful young -impcrsonntor
In her readings. Buds Fairy Tale
Games Mhitcomb Rilcy). and Cob
Inns" al the Woman's club Friday az.
ternoun Miss Mccullough is tho
pupil Of Miss Alpha Eblon aud her
readings were very much enjoyed
Plano numbers We're: Chopin
waltz In G sharp, GaVotte OiandeD.
They were ably rendered by Mrs. G.
II. Spitzmesser.
Mrs. Harry o.. Strong proved hci
ability AS "a reader In a selection from
Billy and the Major, CEmma Speed
SAMPSON. and The Last Shall %,
First" and the First shall BE Last"
The Board OF Managers OF the Wo.
mnn's club Will meet at the clul
Thursday at 3 y. NJ,
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She was a stranger and ! too hef
in. ! put the TIVE Morris chairs to-
gcther In the living % Tor Johnny
because Aunt Fanny was In his lttic
room, having come Ia to town TO see
the dentist and being unable TO get
even a chair In a hotel. and ! took
the baby'H crib. which doesn't nc-
comodnte my fcot. put her on the
floor, and Daddy In the swing seat
on the porch. He preferred the
bath tub he said, but u drips n "a
] am already In debt tu h plumber.
n would perhaps get cold before
morning.
As I said. I took her in; | gave her
our own room, and now she don't
leave because tho roads are showed
In. and the darling viii have to stay
with W until someone builds "a hotel
or labor q q heart; and besides she
likes II 10 we'll hat she wants To
spend the winter here. Il she can
find a room
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A delightful surprise party was
given In honor OF Miss Rose Dinelli
at her home, SOS West TijeraE ave
nue.. last Friday night The hotise
was beautifully decorated for the oc-
casion and games and dancing were
enjoyed throughout the evening. al.
ter which dainty refreshments were
served. Those present were; Adele
Morclli. Anita pearce. Adcline Ciif-
ford. Mary Nottoli. Carmen MOrcill
Elizabeth Ziegler, Irene Dinelli. MIL
dred Evans. Bryan Vivian. Clarence
Fogg. Frank Dinelli. Hugo Gioihi.
Herman Simon. Carl With. Pete Mat
teucci. Louis Ntviani.
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Social Calendar.

Eortinglidy Music Club.
The FortniKhtiy Music club will
meet at the home u Airs. Louis IL
field. 10i West Copper avenue next
Tuesday evening. The following pro-
gram will be given:
/. Paper; american Song Wrlters''
Mrs. $. u, Miller.
?. Harp Solos:
tD 'The Shepherd Boy".....
90 The wooden shoe Dance"
.........Nan v. Rogers
Miss Catherine Conway.
.. Soprano Solos:
ca Il Hear a Thrush at Eve
Oh) Deep River" zee. Burieigh
(cl 'Mammy's Song" .......
...T......... Harriet Ware
Mira J. @. sehwentker.
e. Plano Solos:
Ca) largo" from Sonata
Cbn "Nvli o. the Wisp" Wood
land sketches) Mcdowell
Co "Brer Rabbit U1reside
Talesl ........M Mcdowell
Mrs. r.. G.. Reid.
9. BARITONE Solos.
tal Come Beioved". o.. Handel
tbl Dearest ........ Homer
tc) "EanIo" ........ .Bichmont
Mrs. Lukens.
6. Violin Solos.
Ca1 "Fairyiand" ...... Burleigh
Cb1 In Cotton Fields ..,,..
.............., Burleigh
(d) "Valse Blue,te" ........
............ Drigo-Aucr
Mrs. Weir.
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UNDounTEpLY ths past week has been the p1osi brilliant socially that
- Albuquerque has seen since the war Beginning with the Teachers
convention and the big reception at the Eks club on Monday, when rep
gathering cvor held ihore. aud the Beck Gardiner concert following Mon
day evening. there va something eVoN minute The Tcnchetg Cuuccrt
and dance IN Tuesday night with hnnquts and Iunchoonf during the la.
and m Wednesday a reception to Miss HecS aud Miss Gardiner
Four ven gay and quito nnnft dances haze been given. umorOu
teas and Informal at homtS' hut M more important or no tovcHr social
who are Interested in may read an about % this pnEe.
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snRINE DANCE.

\ very smart tall for Shriucrs
only was given ON Thanksgiving eve
az the Masonic Temple Al Sis % clock
"a turkey banquet was given Tor the
cast OF tho Shrine MINISTRIES. plates
being laid for nlty. Dancing began
al . O'Clock and lasted unul after
two; "a supper was served at ~ 30
and punch during the dancing About
one hundred couples were present at
The ball, many coming down from
the Country cub after the Thanks
giVing dinner which was served
there. These exclusive Shrine Jupirs
are always very delightful ana make
every one ask Are YOU a Macon 90
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KApPA KAPPA GAMMA TEA.

The Kappa Kappa Gammas were
at home on Saturday afternoon at a
large tea when some one hundred
and fifty guests called to pay their
respects 10 the sorority. C~hrysasihe-
NUNS were on the tea table. at
which Mrs. Jerrc HaEgnrd poured
and Mrs. Winfrcd ZeiElor. both Kap-
pa alumni, served Ice. The sorority
teas are always delightful affairs. full
OF the enthusiasm and ioyfulness OF
young girls; sorority alumni never
old.
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Mrs. EDGAR an HOME.
MISS HICKS r
Al a

Miss Pansy Hicks gave a
AIDE dance at the Womnn's club ON
Friday evening. About nfty OF her
friends came masked and dressed Va
most every known character.
Punch and cakes were served. Tn.
evening was n very pretty u at
tractlNe one.
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FIRST METHODIST AID SOCIETY.

On Tuesday afternoon the Ala So
cioty Of the First Methodist church
held a social meeting at the church
Mrs. g. \. Mntson, Miss FORESTER, as
hostoss,s assisted los Miss Edith
Gorby. Mrs. W NJ. Mccoy. Mrs. T.. r..
Dcarth. Mrs. y n Garcia and Mrs
Roy Campbell. Refreshments were
served and an Informal musical pro-
gram added to the pleasure OF the
afternoon.
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Open house was held yesterday at
the Phi Mu sorority for the visiting
alumni and for all University stu
dents, Mrs. Rogers OF pOrtales. q
Phi Mu House Mother" being one
Of the guests % honor. About so vis-
ltors dropped in 70 enjoy the piping
hot coffee and rolls. In spite OF the
snow storm which vas raging on the
hill at the time.
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We d&M @S

Mlss Elma Beckham was married
on Thanksgiving afternoon a. 3
o'clock TO Mr. Clarence n. Gerard OF
Las Vegas. The wedding took place
at the home of Mrs. J. y. Simms, the
ceremony being performed by -
Reverend Heckman. The house was
Allied with orgeou yellow cnrysan-
themums and palms; GOout 30 Of the
relatives and friends OF the young
couple were present. Mr. Gerard IN
In business In Rosweli ana tnov will
make their home there. Mrs. Gerard.
the Troom's mother. came from Las
Vegas TO attend tho wedding and ~
visiting az the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Frank Roberts. Prior 10 the
wedding a dinner was served az 2
o'clock. The bride and groom .eft
for Denver on their honeymoon.
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ID. or c. DANCE TUESDAY,.

ON Tuesday night the knights Of
Columbus gtye a very succfssful
dance at the Elks club. Delicious
punch and supper were served and
Tho hall was wen filled. the music
was fine. aud tho occasion vas re-
ported as onc of tho best So fIr.
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RECEPTION ron CLOVIS
II.AIMIHS-

One Of the attractive social func-
tions given this week In honor ut
visiting teachers was that at the
home OF Mrs. T. J. Mnbry. 423 South
Third street: Mrs. Mabry. Mrs. l. G.
Morsfelder and Mrs. G. l.. Snyder be
ing Joint hostessos. The teachers of
the Clovis faculty. Or, Frank n. II
Roberts. W. W. Robertson. County
Superintendent J.. NJ Buckley OF
curry county. J. Il. Lnrkin of Las
Vegas, and others. were the guests.
The decorations were In yellow, the
tea table with a ccntcrplcro Of
splendid chrysanthcmums; TIL Misses
Elma aud Ethel Bcckhum. aud Miss
Snyder assisting In serving. Miss
HortenHc Switzcr sang very charm
ingly and Mrs. Welt gaze several
piano and violin selections assisted by
Mrs. EVcTitt.
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Mr.. n MrH. Frank Hubbel st.,
Miss Anita and Miss Margaret Hub
bell and their house guest Miss YER
onica Keller OF Chicago are spending
the weekend In III Paso.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mcdonald gave
a picnic ON sunday afternoon for
DR.. T.. J. Algcr. who is expecting 10
leave Albuquerque some time during
the coming week.
Mr.. James Cromwell, a son OF Mrs.
Stotesbury OF Philadelphia. apent
several days In Albuquerque, where
he was entertained by Mrs. Neil ".
Field. Mr.. Cromwell IL making a
tour OF the world.
Walter ufer and Mrs. TIER Of Taos
are spending two or three days in the
city repairing the damages 10 their
Buick. having come down from Taos
In oae day. arriving here on Thurs
day night. ufcr has had aignal sue
cess with two Of his latest pictures,
one which WIS Just recently shown
In Chicago being specially sought for
the C%orcoran Art Gallery Exhibition.
and another receiving much attention
III NNANkNNAAN NVAANNANNNAA NNNA AIANAlNa
The one Is called Peace" and the
other Death and Life"
The Misses coors are visiting here
from Las Vegas.
when the limited comes IN at noon
Albuquerque streets become quite
metropolitan; for one brief hour we
have quite an air Of the city"
-
The entertainment committee OF the
Country club Is arranging. we are told.
TO have one hundred costumes brought
here for the costume ball TO be given
on New Tears. eve. so that everyone
will have an opportunity TO rem
either entire costumes or any acces-
sorles that h may need.
Leslie Brlggs and wife Of Fort Sum
ncr are In the city the guests or Or.
and Mrs. b.. II. Brigga.
A party consisting OF Miss Erna
FERGUSON. Miss Katherine Mcmillan
ard Woodson, motoreh today TO san
Ysidro 20 spend the week end with
Wyck Miller. who has Dccn mediate
Ina the AFFAIR for some months Hugh
Pryan Is already upon the spot M y
Joyful hodsewarming. with a bit OF
winter sports thrown in, Is sure TO be
had. -
Mrs. u. j. Johnson. mother Of Mrs.
Dietx. and Mrs. Jamison. arrives to-
night TO spend the winter.
Mrs. Harold Jamison entertained
last night at n farewell dinner In
honor o. Dr. n. j. AlEer.
A thank Offering social was gwen
on Friday night AT the First Metho-
dlat church. A short program Of
songs and instrumental numbers was
given. and a voluntary Offering was
tinker.
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wnMAN's CIluB %LUNCnEON.

The Albuquerque Woman'H club
gave a luncheon at the Alvarado on
Monday IN honor Of Mrs. n. l.. Dona-
Federated Clubs. Covers were laid
for twenty. and the table, in the
transformed atmosphere OF Taft hall
(which has been done over In a sunny
shade OF Yellow was most attractive.
Mrs. Felix Haca was POSTMASTER.
Mrs. Margaret Medler and Mrs. ], w.
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Thanksgiving Week Very Brilliant Beautiful SoeyBook Ball for the Chlde
Y; y; ESTERrAiNs MANY rms

AAtAN1 lAAaA LLI1
on tuesday the 7. W. c. A. cafe
teria served three hundred persons &C
dinner and two .hunered and fftaru
nj supper, tho greatest number cror
served 20 far.
Open house was observed an day
THANKSGIVING. and a party was given
and refreshments were enjoyed and
about fifteen couples awaited tllem-
selves OF the hospitality and good
time offered.
Tho G. Z. p. club held lis usual
meeting ON Tuesday night. and az
version took the place OF any busi-
Misa Rose was Unable to 20 70 Inc
Indian school this week. and the
indian club day was put on.
v. W. c. A. vEsIIR SERVICE.
The Thanksgiving Vesper service
Y. " recreation rooms ON Norm
Second street, sunday Afternoon al
o'clock. The following program
viii be given
Address. Rev. Winfrcd zoJeler.
Plano solo, Mrs Il. G. REID
Either selections. Mr.. Regena.
Vocal numbers. Mrs. Iawrenc.
Heading. Mrs. q. X. Angle.
The public h Invited.
AUcTIoNINc SHADOWS.
a most novel and amusing form OF
entertainment was gotten up by tho
members OF the CONGREGATIONAL
church at their pie social last FrI-
day evening. Shadowa OF vounr
ladies' bearing the pies In their
hands. were auctloned on to the
highest bidder, and much merrlment
~ n goodiy sum was gained thsro-
by. Other features Of no
were music. Relations. and-the
eating OF h pics,
-
SIGMA rFu DANCE
The Sigma Chi fraternity gave a
very smart dance al the Masonic lem
pie on Friday night. The bah room
was decorated In tho fraternity co.'s
org. and refreshments carried out tho
color scheme. Music and ~enthusiasm
did not wane until nearly three IN tho
morning. think OF the energy GEM
Grated In this cold Sparkling
weather. This n said TO have been
one OF the prettieat dances OF the sea-
was lucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. Wheeler and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Terry enjoyed
their Thanksgiving dinner Jointly az
the home OF Mrs. Wheeler. A CENTER
piece Of chrysanthemnms decorated
The table n a real old fashioned
dinner In -four courses wns served.
NJ. Simmons, Miss Eiuise wheeler,
Miss Mary imoger and Fila Margaret
Summons were the other members OF
the family present.
Mrs. EDGAR At HOME.
Mrs. Eddie Edgar celebrated a
birthday. on "Wednesday, her many
friends cnifing to fAiicitato her, and
TO congratulate themselves upon be-
ing her friends. A delicious collation..
as Dickens would nay, and really
~ what u was, almost bewilder-
the dgcstion. but no one can re-
sist Mrs. Edgar's cake. especially
when us a birthday. and has whipped
cream on Il.
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r TANANASM

Il. Takanasht
was inspecting a sllk rllinr lar-
tory Ia Shinshu province, in Jnnnn-
Wien hoe picturr una taken. fl.a
ihknnnsht was appointed as a ro-
nmn representation of Japan. 10 a.
tend The mass meeting 81 thc Ia
~te11iatioftnl Labor Connrcss rncc,st-
~ held ~ washington. u. a.. Sine
IA "A niece OF bAroai hiibazauR.
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The Woman's Missionary society OF
the First Baptist church held "a most
interesting meeting last week at the
home Of Mrs. W. l.. Hawkins. when
a timely program was given.
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ALPHA DELTA DANCE.

The Alpha Delta Thanksgiving
dance given on Thursday night at
Kodcy hail was a very brilliant AFFAIR.
Professor and Mrs. Russell 81.
Howard rhupeToned. the hall was
decorated ian black and yellow. the
frat colori, ana more nan n hun
diod aud MY persons were on tho
floor. The dance WIS given la honor
OF the visiting football team, III, de-
ftatcd Angles from the Agricultural
college. and To take away thc diNip-
%pointm'ut the GUESTS were allowed
to tag any gin whom hc wished,
but tho visitors themselves were not
allowed 10 be tagged a particularly
good punch was served during the
evening and dancing continued until
two O'Clock.
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MRS. q. T.. BROOKS ENTERrNINs.

Mrs. q. t. Brooks was hostess this
afternoon at \ bridge party given In
honor Of her sister Miss Wilson. who
II visiting here from Chicago. About
ten tables were arranged for. the
house being charmingiy decorated
ana preparations for what undoubt-
edly proved a very charming AFFAIR.
The children OF the Misses Wiileys'
school gaye a very cunning little play
as a part OF their Thanksgiving oxer-
cises on wednesday afternoon.
pieces" were spoken, ana afterwards
they were treated to leo cream cones.
and the children enjoyed II thor
oughly.
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\ woM.N M,pn Tm,NKsGIvING
ALTON Al DAY.

A woman was the "Lothcr Of
ThanksriNing" She was Mrs Sarah
j.. Hale. editor uf "Gpdey's Lady
Book one of the first wom"n's
magazines published IN America.
She was responsible FOR making
Thanksgi,irg a national holiday in
stead OF a mere New England OBJ
s%cryance.
Twenty Years linort.
For years some Of the states had
an annual Thanksgiving Day n
others ala not. Mrs, Hale began TO
work for % national THANKSGIVING
bay. She wrote hundreds OF letters
TO prominent people, To government
officials and to the president. and
sent out pleas through the columns
OF her Journal For twenty years
she kept mp the EFFORT aud In 1853
President ~llpcoln named the last
Thursday OF November AS Thanks
giving nay and Mrs. Hale won for
herself the title Mother Of Thanks
giving
Plymouth Colony.
George Washington In i7S9 issued
a general Thanksgiving Day procla-
nation, hut before that the colonies
had set aside % day of thanksgiving.
The idea has been kept up since tho
gathering of the Corn crop Of the Sec
ond fall by the Plymouth colony.
when Governor Bradford decrced a
day Of thanksgiving for the success
uf the colony.
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The church societies which pro-
vided meals for the teachers deserve
much commcndatiOn for the service
and for the excellent meals. The
teachers will always remember thai
ms a part OF Alhuquerque's thought
ful hospitality.
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pnI M RTrNION sUPpER.

The Phi Mu sorority gave n re-
union supper at the Sorority house on
"Wednesday night. Alumni. members
and prospective members, were all
present and the business OF the
sorority was discussed, and plans
outlined for the future.
Mrs. James Wroth entertained on
Tuesday OF this week with two tables
Of bridge.
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EPISCOPAL TEA.
\ tea was gwen Z

EPISCOPAL TEA.
4 tea was gwen fHr the Guild Of
~ Johns church ON Tuesday after
noon bs Mrs. VIM Farr. Mrs. Harold
Niulpr and Mrs. A. 4. Goodrich. at tho
home Of Mrs. Firr OF Copper ave-
nue., Mrs. MurrIssctte received the
rauy guests who anne. and Mrs,
Uuwdon and AIRS. Zeigler presided az
the leo table which was charmingly
decorated with ophelia roses. The
lu DO fund was augmented by nfty
dollars, from the tea, and from the
sale uf home cooking which wuB held
white. the safe Of aprons and other
fancy articles brought In twelve dol
lars. A very pleasant and enjoyable
afternoon was spent.
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ntnfnnuc Nlub'a First Production
The presentation OF the first play
let Of the University Dramatic club
was postponed from last night to next
Friday, when The Old Lady shows
Her Medals VIII be given at Rodey
hall. This n q play OF one act in
three scenes. taken from J. NJ. Bar
rios book, WAR Echoes" and is one
Of those suggested by the Little The
alter organization. The play Will com-
menCe promptly al s o'clock. and the
hubble is Ordially invited to attend.
The cast follows:
kenneth Dewey. Earl Gerhardt
Rev. Williams. .... Douglas Howden
Alih' LoMtN .....s Wary Hahos
Mrs. Mickleham , %. Lillian Spickard
Mrs. Tymlcy ......... Mary Brorcin
Mrs. Haggerty ...... Irene wlcklund
TIE officers Of the Woman's Cath
Ollie order OF F0resters will entertain
he members Tuesday evening De-
cembor . at 1880 o'clock In W. o. W.
invited To attend. An attractive pro-
gram has been arranged. Refresh
ments Will be served.
a fancy dress ball will be given on
New Years eve at the Country club.
IL r. expected that this win be the
most beautiful aud elaborate affair
hhNI EAhfH Ut Alt fANN ANN lANNNN VI
time is being given for securing cos
tunes.
Or. Eller will give n turkey dinner
AZ the COUNTRY 'lu on Monday
night FOR all 81 the dental profession
OF Albuquerque, In honor OF pr. T.. j.
Alger. u as a farewell prior TO his
departure.
4 navy dance will be given on Fri
dnv night. December 3, AZ Colombo
hull. for all Gobs aud newly cnlistcd
men.
=
The Good Cheer club will mcct on
wednesday. December 3. at tho home
Of Mrs. W. H. James.
The Ten Dons meeting was post
poned this week on account OF the
Teachers convention and will not be
held until a week from Tuesday.
The regular monthly meeting ~
the D.. A. RS. was given up this vast
week and the program Will be gwen
next month together with that OF
December.
Maxwell Merritt will celebrate his
fifteenth birthday tonight with a
dance az his home. About twenty
young people were asked to dance,
the floors being cleared, and n huge
birthday cake, with many smaller
cakes, provided Tor the occasion.
ILe invited guests are: Ernestine
Huninr. Curueiiu ward, Elizabeth
Kistler. Helen Grunsfcld, virginia Me
IMndrcss Margaret Bum, Tiuslcy
burton. and Jusephine Miner; Howe
Filler. Frederick Ward. Charles Dear
ing. william Naurhey, william Good
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