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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-11
FIRST MASQUERADE
on THE SEASDN.

Members OF tho Good Time club
were much gratlned at the success OF
b masquerade which th-y gave last
evening at Colombo hall. II was an
exceedingly pretty party. and the
bright costumes u the masKcrs fur
nished color 20 tho scene. The prize.
"A box Of candy, FOR the best clstumed
couple. was awarded to Verne Blake
M Miss Rose Iryc, who went as
Mexican caballero and %scnorltn. There
were other attractive costumes to
which the judges gave some thought.
nut no couple appeared as well. on.
farmer get up was extraordinarily
good. Tie club made n gift OF an
electric iron go the newly married
couple, AIR. and Mrs. r. "a. Hacket,,
o. being their custom 10 present some
thing to an their members who com.
nit matrimuny. An exceptionally
hne floor amt good music. a. well as
punch. contributed Ia tho AMIR. Tine
Judges were nsslsted In their decision
~ Miss Seeker OF the Journal ana
Mrs Sims o. tne Herald. j. number
~ the members Of the club went over
10 the Masonic dance towards the
close Of the evening.
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NEWS NOTES on run wo,IEN's

Oteported by Mrs. J. II. Majors.
Ration, chairman OF publicity com
mlttseJ.
The Woman's Club Of Santa Fc
spent "a busy day last week. In the
afternoon the regular meeting was
held az ~. Francis auditorium. Mr.
Lansing Bloom gave an address ON
New Mexico ln tho War followed
by "a musical program given by !. 4.
leancon. A. live o'clock the oAccu-
tive committees Of the Archaeological
societies met. At six O'Clock tho
museum night supper served in the
womgsi's reception r1om by the
museum board, Or. HcWett spoke ON
Indian Culture" Al S:il D. M. tho
Archaeological societies elected OIL
GERS and held their annual meeting.
Al S:4b Miss GoirEc Of England gave
a recital.
Mias Margaret Hutchinson Of Dat
las, Texas, Y, W g. 4. student socrc-
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MRS. IIUNING AND
Mrs. WILSON I~lDSTESShS.

Mrs. Arno Huning and Mrs Harry
Wilson were joint hosteases on We'd
given at'"Huning Castle" The guess
were seated at "A large centre table
and at four smaller tables In the din
ing room. which was beautifully den-
GRATED with fall flowers, dahllas 'ard
astcrs. and with branches ~ persim-
mons. the fruit 81 which is very love-
~ In color. The menu can only 10
described as recherche u would
never do to attempt 10 say anything
ordinary about it'-Mrs. Huning and
Mrs. Wilson viii entertain again on
Wednesday next, t.is time al cards.
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I0K TOREIGN MISSIONS.

The Junior league OF 81. johns
Episcopal church gave an entertain
ment last night AZ the Guild hall for
the benefit Of foreign missions. \
fish pond fortune telling by a fas-
chatting GYPSY who looked strangely
Ike Miss sydney Wilson. ahd games.
furnished the fun 81 the evening.
Quito a little sun WIS cleared. But
say, isn't 30 disappointing when you s'
spent "a quarter on the hsh pond, AMI
only get "a hoX of matches. a glass
tumblrr, and AN eraser. II you're "a
little girl, and h thimble or ONE
glass beads II you're a boy? Such Is
life.
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AMATEUR VAUDEVILLE
COMING

Variety ls the spicc OF life" A.
any rate variety in q musical way
seems to be the motto In the big la
dies Mnsti els and Vaudeville show TO
he given hy the knights OF Ladies' OF
security. at the Crystal Opera House.
Wednesday. October 18th Everything
In the music line from the most sym
pathetic ballad to the j~azzioHt Of Jazz
songs viii go to make up the pro-
gram. The same may he said Of the
dancing. monologues and Jokes. The
under the direction OF Joe Scott
will be fun OF pep. and those who at.
tend are assured Of a good evenings
entertainment.
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tary for the southwestern field has
bctn IN Albuquerque for several dats
working with the local association
and the student association OF tho
university.
The Woman's Board OF Trade OF
santa Fo are very busy making out
a list OF new books which will De
ordered soon II presented 20 the
library. They are also revising and
re~-ordering a list Of periodicals. The
Board Of Trade have also given n tea
In the reading room OF the library
Tor the city school teachers. at when
inns the use OF Tho library wus URGED
upon the teachers and school pupils.
The affair was greatly enjoyed by at.
The board are very jubilnnt over the
result OF the fiesta recently given In
the plaza and which attracted so
many visitors from all over the state.
between 5000 and 500 are the nnan-
cial returns.
All plans r completed for the
state Federation meeting TO be held
In Ration the a. Is and 10, Tuesday.
wednesday and Thursday OF next
week. Luncheon, tea. dinner. box
lunch and a dinner at Van Iioutun
Coal Camp, he latter the courtesy of
the Rocky Mountain and Pncinc com
pany have all bce planned for the
guests. The delegates will be guests
in ten homes OF the Ration club wom-
en-. Prominent speakers will appear
IN the program, namely ur. Sarah
Cocker and Miss Hastings of Aihu-
quorque. Miss Margaret H%utchins OF
Dallas. Texas. Mr.. Maurice Wi.lowa.
aud Mr.. 4. W. Cora Of Denver In the
interest OF Red Cross. Mr.. Roger
Molten OF Colorado College. COLORADO
Springs, viii give an address on
Amcricanization.
The meetings OF the convention
will be held in the Elk's beautiful
home with one exception, which will
be the presidents evening. and this
will be at the Public Library, follow
ell by "a reception by tho library
board. An exhibition Of fine paint
fngs viii be hung Ia tho library. There
are loaned by the Taos Artists usso-
citation and are representative work
OF our New Mexico artists. II is
hoped that all clubs In the state will
send a tull delegation to the con-
Vontion, as0 NOTIFY the committees in
charge as soon as possible.
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white dimty lowered lin a Dresden pattern OF pale blue and yellow. A baby
1aah OF sol ribbon slips under IN box pats which al to the yoke
hoh hnk and front The yoke ia finished IN a long and short stitch Of blue
uoA and te cutout medallion flowers are whipped "a ono corner Of tho
the HHsh.
Both the above dresses are for children Of about five years
fr an Older chhd Ia NJ kindergarten dress Of combined pnn and plaid
has the added advantage II uung two contrasting materials a nmai Plies
OF each such az might very well be left after the cuang Of a couple o.
mothers drcssc.
Tae Peterkin suit for a very small hoy has bls linen trauses ad a
little white blouse whose collars and cuffs are embroidered IN blue 10 match
and finished with narrow rufnca
The hrL creation is for a threeyearoid and il mafS Of plain eOiored
d'm'y win shoulder rpniea shrFed pockets and swh Of white dmys
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Friday Features -Four
r Affairs american Legion Convention Next Week Help Ii Along
ny Aida r. sIMs--rhonou iis or s4s.

m Is quite an unusual record for Albuquerque to stage four large
u"nces III ON the same evening, which is what it did last night.
iney were respectively, the Shriners Ball, the Good Time Club
.naSguerade a Country Club informal dance, and a fraternity dance at
me sigma Chi house. Next week is going to be a busy week socially for
everyone apparently. A number of parties and small affairs are plan
nee ana on Wednesday there will be an amateur vaudeville and
mmSlrel snow, while the last three days of the week will be given
Owe u the convention Of the American Legion, about which everyone
mtcauy Knows. IL will be "A genuine pleasure to ms all even TO gaze
upon the great and distinguished rulers of Belgium their simplicity
au haturalncss must add, II seems to u.s. TO their native royalty.
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Weddimqs1


Miss Dora Gladys Rush ana Frank
4. Washhurn we're married This
morning at ~ o'clock at 81. Johns
Episcopal church by the Rcv. VIM
fred Nclgler. MIR. Washburn has been
living In Albuquerque for three years
u Is vol known nmong the young
er set Ho Il onnecie with the
Forest Service here. Mrs. Wnshburn
has been here just a few months.
Ihey VIII be az home at 2Oi south
Arno street after Monday.
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RANCHO DE ATRIsCO Gun.

a quilting bee was held by tho club
members ~ Ranches de Atrisco. At
their fortnighuy meeting on Thurs
day. The gathering was held at Mrs.
Boudy's home and all OF the twenty
six ladies quilted iu~dusiriously. At
the next meeting, which VIII bee holi
at Mrs. fcckmnns'. the quilts will he
tuftcd. Refreshments thar need not
rock the cust ~ eggs or milk, are al
ways served al these affairs.
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MnMNN,s CIIM.

Domestic Science btN, at the
Woman's club proved "a great success.
Tho program as outlined was not fol-
lowed. but a luncheon was served TO
tho members at 1880 O'Clock at tho
club. under the direction OF Mrs. FeliN
Bncu. the president. Mrs. Baca WIS
Insisted by Mrs. ~. A.Rohinson and
Mrs. la Belle. also Miss Becker, and
q service ana food were pro-
nounccd most attractive. Mrs. Com
ncr was POSTMASTER, and Mrs. Eve
ritz played several piano selections.
Following the luncheon several talks
on subjects in which the Momnn's
club is Interested were discussed.
Mrs. Mcdllr spoke on the ACCESSIBILITY
OF physical education and adNo-
Gated "a swimming pool 10 be built
behind the club, Miss Rose OF tho
Y. W. G. 4. added some inter csting
Information on the subject, ami
urged that tho club should not neglect
thia side In It's activities, Mrs. Boyd
spoke on the question Of member
ship. 1t is the desire OF The club 90
Increase It's membership largely this
winter. and to his end II was Hug-
tho dues be reduced. THIS Idea dil
not meet with general favor however,
aa he dues are almost nominal as
40 iH. and % d. felt that membership
can be Increased without lowering
the dues. Mrs. Lillian Hartman
Johnson spoke very Interestingly un
women iu politics, and suggested that
% clues In parliamentary law Dc in
sjitutcd hy the club. In order that
they be prepared to fulnll the OBJ
legations OF suffrage iutclliEcntly
when the time comes. Tho duties of
citizenship would be better under
stood. said Mrs Hartman.
The following members will attend
the Federated clubs convention 81
Ration; MeSdamcs FCliN Baca. j.. O..
Gould, II. it Belle, Modlur aud VIM,
FAR.
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MARRIAGE

Miss Bertha X. TIA .tmnnn and Al
bort u. Potts. Jr.. were married yos-
to-day afternoon al 2:aO AT the homo
OF C. II. Nicholson on Columhin n, =
nue.. b Rev. Harvey OF the Baptist
church officiating. They are both
from Chattanooga, Tenn. Mr.. Potts
Is = brother OF Mira. Nicholson's. They
VIII return TO Chattanooga after u
weeks visit here.
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BIRTiiDAY.

A very gracious and delightful
practice seems to be coming into
vogue in Albuquerque In the celebra-
ton OF birthdays. on Monday or
this week Mrs. o. a. Matson was at
home To the friends who came In 10
congratulate her and wish her many
happy returns u the day. 1t was a
rose-colored occasion. both In sentl-
mcnt and decoration. Lovely bowls
~ roses stood everywhere. pink can
dies burned on the table and pink
dahlias added to the color. Ladies',
why deny an occasion which may he
edged
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Clubs
Dates for Meeting of Federated Clubs
Changed.

Changed.
IL was announced In Santa Re last
week by Mrs. e. T.. Mason Of Roswell.
president Of the New Mexico Fedora
ton of Women's clubs. that the dates
OF the convention were to be changed
to October - and 10. inclusive. In Or
der not TO conflict with the American
Legion convention. and the visit or
the Belgian monarchs. The theme Of
the convention program will be Am
ORGANIZATION" For tho benefit Of
those who have not previously seen
II, the program follows;
Tuesday. October -.
$3.50 a Injecting Of the oNccu-
tive board.
1880 a. m.-Moetng OF the
ell.
? y. m.-Business session. Reports
OF officers and department Chnirmeh.
b:lb p. m.-Pipo organ recital,
Methodist church.
S p. m.-President's evening. Mrs.
c. T.. Mason, Roswell.
Wednesday, October IS.
. n. m-Council OF club presidents.
10 q. m.LBusincss session. RE-
ports Of clubs and SPECIAL committees.
Welfare board. library extension, EV-
elyn shuler, Ration. Address, "Politi-
cal Future OF New Mexico" Mts. w.
+. Lindsey. Portales. y. NJ.
2 y. m.-Report OF council meet
ing at Ashevillo. n. g. Mrs. Frcnger.
3 y. m.-Conferencc by committee
chairmen. Ciyics. afrs. IhuEhlin:
health. Mrs, Haymnker; legislative.
Mrs. Warren: child welfare. Mrs.
Nordhaus.
s y. m.-Addross OF inspiration to
club members Rcd Cross. Y. W. G. A.
Thursday. her 10.
Q a. III Election Of officers
u noou-Iunchcon ri Van Houten
coal camp; compliments OF tine
Swustila company.
The program committee consists Of
Mrs. j. u. Majors. Miss Evelyn
Shuler and Mrs. &. H. Mason.
Tho hospitality committee, Mrs. w
Chapman, Printing committee. Mrs.
W. A. Chapman. Mrs. ". NJ. Oliver.
Arrangements, presidents Of the
Ration Womcn's clubs Mrs. J. X.
Hunt. S%urosls: Mrs. l. Campbell. Hes
pertain; Miss Oceula Glass. Monday
Progress club; MIS- Robert Young.
Mcdowell club. Mis- j. II. Majors.
CITY Federation.
The convention will meet nj the
Elks' club house and lodge hall.
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Among the many lnglish
women who have given thtir entire
time during the pat five wears 90
war ur relief work n Lady Ampthill,
formerly Lady Margaret Lyon,
daughter OF The earl Of itc~auclihnip,
Lad, Amptliili dbl Scnmanrl service
duriIg the war continuing her worn
for the most part to the entertain
ment and nursing of Great Brtiain'>
Indian forces.
For her service to the houic folks she
has brcn made n at the
newly created Order Of the british
Impirr ~ for her work mo
the Indian flghtc'~ ia" has btsT
Decorated with the order NJ ihr
Crown Of IHdin.
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EoRMi 4 ALBUQUERQUE
MUSICIAN IN CHICAGO.

Miss Alice Letirte. formerly Of Al
buqucrquo. now living In Chicago,
played at a concert at the Bush tenn
pie on October 9th. She was accom-
panied by the Symphony orchestra OF
whtch her teacher In tho director.
Miss Leturtc since leaving this city
has been very ~aucccssful In her un-
derthking. ~Shcfcntered the Chicago
Musical college ht tho request OF her.
former teacher, Mrs. II. Hlimoe Hall.
also a former Albuquerque resident.
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DANCE At rnE COUNTRY Gun.

About tvs cuty couples, members Of
The Country club, enjoyed an In
formal and impromptu dance at tho
club last evening, The floor was In
IA very good humor aud so was the
music. \ bis fire added comfort and
warmth to the sconc-in fact IL wac
No pleasant that the Country Clur
promises to be very popular thif
winter with similar Informal affairs,
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owing 60 the severe electrical
storm ON Tuesday night many soc.ai
tuhntions had 20 be prsiponci. Among
these was the Fortnightly club meet.
Ing which was TO have boon held M
the home OF Mrs. Thomas Hughes.
rs there were no lights. The r,ceting
was adjourned for one week and will
he held at Mrs. Hughes home 80
planned.
The state convention Of Federated
Woman's clubs which VIII ne hello In
Ration promises 10 be n most In. ~
csilng and important affair for tho
women Of New Mexico. An lntercstiu.
program Il outlined. one OF the tea
lures Of which II an exhibition ioansi
ny the Taos artists Tor the occasion.
TO be hung In the Library building at
Ration.
The following unnamed cruslon
has "A familiar feminine ring although
us author II a mere male, | think
well call It, after Mary Roberts
Iseinhart.
ISN'T THAT JUST LIKE \ MANI"
The king and queen have made their
cross-seas cruise.
Society is blooming IKE a flower.
l stand perpicNod-what clothes am
when they are in the city for an
hour
a king or queen IN nothing very rare:
Two met them. hut they always
made me weep;
They never came In time to help two
suffered from Ia loss of-weli.
say sleep.
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THE G cEn DANCE.

Nearly seventy-hve young people
Of the University set danced last
night at the Sigma Chi house when
tho Sigs were hosts ~ the first fra
tetnity lance OF he season The ar
fair was by way OF an Introduction
Of the dozen new pledges Of the fra
ternify. and OF the many fair new
goods grncing the campus Special
numbers on tho dancing program
log nres In the nrcpiaccs OF the fra
ternity house and clder n punch
helped 10 mako tho evening pleasant.
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Program.
FIRST PART.
"DARkTOMN CABAitIsr."

Opening overture. . Entire company
Il Love Her and She Loves Me-.
.........,...,.. Miss Eva Hickey
- can't Let 'cm suncr.
....,,...... Miss Julia Bottgor
"Tho Waitress PATROL. .........
Misses lnez Sallic, Grace Ryan,
Alma Frcdcricks. Dora McCrcary.
Dorothy Wickhnm.
Good Night. Angelina" ....,.,...
Elsie clayton and vivian Hal
thuscn.
THE Bun Frog Patrol. .........
Miss Betty Morrisscttc and Mr..
:. Balling.
original parodios aud eccentric
dances ........ Mr., Malsbury
Gimme This, Gimme Thrt'.....,
........ Miss vivian Hnlthuscn
I'm too Tired 10 Make Love-.
........,.. Miss Anna Mcclure
The Modern Cleopatra" ~...,....
Miss Ruth Eden
Don't Take My Harcm Away.
.......,.s......M Mr.. liil Ryan
sweet kentucky Babe. ........
.....,......,,,..M Mr.. :. Balliug
"Iickinninnics parHdtsc' ......,.
......... Miss Betty Mori3cttc
Three |liCkinnics" and their NANNY
Misses Grace Wickhnm, lrcnc
Wcstcrhnuscn, Elsie Clayton aud
Anna Mcclure.
Charles Chaplin Defeated ........
,....t.....,,,. Master 'chitune
Grand finale. .,.... Entire company
SECOND PART.
Vaudeville DrIuNc."
AIR, $. Balling, concert soloist
B-Littlo Catherine Nccham. the
worlds premier juvenile entertainer
In character monoiogucs and sketch
C-Mr u, @. Hegcncr, guitar cham
pinn and black face comedian q
tt%aordinary.
D-Mr, Joe Il. Scott and his ncica
Miss Evelyn Mearns In "A singing and
dancing skit, introducing Mr., Scottf'
own compositions. including Ia
latest, II Amt Got the Blucs,'
E-The Jazz Trio. MIsscs Betty
M%orisetto, Cordelin Pearl and lielor
Portcrficld In jazz music, songs and
dances.
4u
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is tmry are this season.
Tho shops les seoeang the most adorable things expressive Of as much
Two extremely arN-ncd dresses for very small ghs arc shown In tho
sketch, The tutuct m would mrNe a yellow headed wUarer look exactly
like o rose For the wee fock ts shoued 81 pale pink organdc each rf-
he rolled and whipped In d deeper shade. The yoke Is hand shocked. while
narrow bands Of black velvet ending In rosetrs oyor each ear binds bobdng
cuh m place
Another party nock is designed for u dark hatred miss. 1t Is made OF
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nntnnE Is nN NnAIN.

Mesdames Garfield and stortx were
hostrsses on Friday afternoon at Mrs.
Sfortz's home. a. a bridge party 81
ten tables. Fall flowers decorated
served from the small tables after
cards.
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WIS the party Thursday afternoon at
which Mesdames H. J. Snyder and
A. X. nlinski were Joint hostesses. at
the home OF Mrs, nlinski.
The attractive rooms were fragrant
with pink n white carnations. Six
tEhlos were arranged for bridge. A
number OF ladies. who do not play
cards came IN for tho delicious two
curse iuh,he. , conrintlng OF chicken.
salad, olives, hot rolls. date sounie
(Oontiuucd from page cne.i
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RS DONs 10 MTET.

The first regular meeting Of tho
year OF the Ten pons will take place
on Tuesday night when the Dons viii
the Aivaradn, after which the party
Will proceed 10 Mrs. Wroth's home
whore they viii spend the remainder
of the evening in their hostcsses ten
der care. She has not yet iutimated
Just what she will do with them. one
thing We notice. however, Is h con-
sideratian which 'hc Dons are show
ing their wives Of late. They used to
be stag Affairs.
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AMERICAN LEGION DANCE
POSTPONED.

The dance planned for Thursday
night hy the members Of the Ameri-
can Legion 10 raise funds to pay on
the Indebtedness incurred on the arr
mory was postponed on accoun OF
the bad weather, until the gath. OF
this month, after the convention. An
members are requested to assist In
selling the tickets, as a big success
should be made OF this dance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-11

Miss Agnes childors IL taking fha
Red Cross Home Services Institute
which ~ being given AZ the
University.
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Afr. Alfred 0runafsld. who was re-
Gently operated upon In Chicago -
reported az doing well. He and Mrs.
0runafeld are expected 10 return 70
Albuquerque next month.
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rIII MIls Ar mnMI,

Tho Phi Mu sorority win give a re-
cepiior on sunday afternoon between
four aad six at the Phi Nh house III
the president and the faculty. an,
their wives. and also for the parent
Of sorority members and the repre-
seniatlves Of other fraternitics.
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The Kappa Delta Mus will give a
dance at the ~fraternity house tonight.

The Girls Welfare Home Will open
In A~lbuqceruuo about October 1h.
Miss Agnes Maynard who win be I IN
charge. Is leaving New York THIS
week. and Is expected here shortly.
Miss Maynard hss seen service In this
work bofh In Honolulu. where she
spent eight years. and In thia cSuil-
try.