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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-14
PACKED HOUSE Ar
STUDENT


The high school auditorium was all
too mail to hold the assembly that
gathered last night 10 enjoy the talent
and the prankn OF the vaudeville
staged under the direction OF Miss
Olive Morris and Miss Mabelle shell
ton. The purposes u the program
were TO secug funds 20 purchase new
STAGE scenery. but the magnet that
attracted the crowds was the student
talent.
The opening number ives a vocal
trio tnRt scored instant applause when
the curtains opened 10 disclose ami
mated Hover pots Tit hearts Of the
blossoms were the sweet faces Of Betty
Morriaetie. Dorothy bowman, Grace
Wickham who sang new songs, with
complement of graceful steps. These
dancing plants were coached In steps
b. Mrs. KEITH
David Marcus. the popular young
vioiiniat. played a Niolin solo with his
usual skin, Miss Louise Metkger who
was on the program by special invita-
ton mot being a student In the
schoOl), was lovely In her interpreta-
ton Of h esthetie dance. "a spring
idylt."
In the clever sketch, who's the
winner" Lawrence Levitt made hia
debut as a genuine comedian, No one
knew such talent lurked Ia his make
up. But he will be In demand for
stage doingH hereafter. Lyle Gaines,
and John Glomi, who supported Low
itt, were great.
In the "Reveries OF a Bachelor
Dean Wait was the lovelorn bachelor
who saw in the smoke wreathn Of his
pipe the faces OF one-time s~weethearts.
In the High School Girl" a new
scng OF the school set TO the music OF
Alma Mater WIS sung. Girls who
posed for living pictures In this were;
Frances Cartright. Louise sherman,
i Marry AFnWHnW- MmTgAIIM MMNNnn.
Helen Grunsfeld, Florence Lauden-
slayer, Marion Grunsfeld.
Espey's orchestra OF four pieces lit
orally brought down the house" This
J~azziest melodies ever pounded u OF
instruments were rendered by the mu-
eicians. Lloyd Keliam at the piano
out-did Jan C~herniavHky In nbuslng
the piano til IL shivered In terror.
As "Ovcralls Bridget' Naomi gave
a clever Irish dialect monologue.
The vocal quartet OF Southern Mel
odies by How Killer. John Capron, Ell
GlaHman, and Frank Barton was well
given, with good voice and feeling.
The GROWING number was he
hnnle--'Helena's Husband"
Tom hrrhes' ~. lmpersonn,eaa
The dainty mincing steps. dimpled
shoulder and curvinE throat. blonde
hair and killing" mannerismr proved
the talent OF the impcrsonntof.
Otto Behher acted the role OF
"Tsumu" the black slave OF Trojan
Helen. Otto Behber h a born mimic
and was In his native element Paris
was characterized by Dale snyder,
This prince In search Of adventure
found H. As an actor Dale 10 u win
ner.
Edwin Harrington WIS Menelaus,
husband OF the Grecian blonde. He
was another star. John Wilkinson was
the philosopher "Analytikon.' another
~favorite. The sketch waa az good a
laugh maker as eve seen on the high
school platform. Everybody went
home happy.
OBy the way-it Is rumOred the high
school stage b. TO be enlarged to be
more suitable Tor dramatic produc-
lions, and the auditorium rs to bs
stead OF 5000
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Lindsey, state -vice-prealdent OF tho
executive committee as the repre-
sentative OF the W. 9. r. u. a. menu
Der al large Of the lnter-church or
Fanization. The committee by this
action a keep step with the forward
movement Of the church Of the nation
and the world. and ~ giving merited
recognition 70 the band Of women who
labor Increasingly for God and Home
and Humanity"
No wiser choice for the representa-
tive could be made than Mrs. Lind
sey. ohurchwoman, philanthroplst.
patriot. christina.
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MIRs. TEA.

A pretty courtesy TO Mrs. T. a. Cor
nish, IT,, the charming bride Dr. GU
iatte Cornish has brought from Nova
scotia, aad To Miss Maxwell church
uf Warrington. II. c., who N house
quest OF Miss Angelica Howden, was
Inc tea given 10y Mrs. George l..
brooks Monday afternoon.
The invitces were 30 young people.
Other honor guests were Miss MNfilc
Dunno of Winchester, Mass VINO ~
Visiting Mrs. Robert Dlctz, u MISS
Fnnnie Evans Of New YORK city. who
ia the guest Of Mrs. Henry Rolie
prown. The anair WAS wholly m
formal and most happy.
The girls invited to meet these ne"
comers declared atterward thcN tel IN
love with all four Of the honor guests.
Il may be the young men dtd TOO.
They did not commit ;henlselNcH
when Mrs. Brooks asked the girls To
come she requested that each ElIl
bring a gentleman, one girl respond
ed enthusiastically TO the suggestion
md brought three young gentlemen
The Brooks home was fragrant WIN
bIossomg and the beautiful ptflors
lovely In suhdued light OF incnndrs,
rsnts aud candles. The parlpr was
rirh in decorations Of ophelia roses
The tea table was dressed IN sWet'
peas and hNaCinths. D.,
Al the tea table Mrs. bietz poured
The hostess was assisted IN serving 10y
the contingent OF young mel. ana 'h'
MISSES Hereby, Howden' M'Mlllan'
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AMLRICAN LEnInN nATL.

The Initial hull OF the cN-HefNlte
men, members OF Hugh Carlisle post
Of the American Legion was all that
the promoters expected II TO be. plus a
guycr time an greater numbers.
The armory II an immense place to
nll. hut when the floor Is thrungod
with dancers 1t II a splendid scene.
There were no uniforms 60 remind
folks Of M service In army and navy
Of the hosts OF the evening .lut the
sentiment OF reverence In which SER
vice men are held-always will be
held-waa expressed by many on the
dance noor and among the bystandcrs
as the boys who wore the khaki and
the blue made merry. The War Moth
ers were there. They served punch
during the evening. The War Mothers
| adore all service men FOR the SAKE of
their own whose names are on Their
home service flags. The expression Of
l these Wal Mothers Is Thank God, i'
all oVer and the boys are home
The nnair was a gaia n h q aug.
urs well Tor future festivities Of th'
American Legion.
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nnOOks.EnGNR ma.

Ladies Of the Episcopalian parish
we're out ON mnsse Tuesday afternoon
to attend the friendship fete at the
home of Mrs. Russell Edgar on North
Eleventh street. The occasion was an
informal social tea giNcu Jointly by
Mrs. George g. Brooks and Mrs, I'd.
."r Tor the benefit uf the organ tund
OF 81. Johns church. Receptions by
adivs OF this parish are becoming so
mm0us Tor Cordtnlity. that no one
STAYS away except FOR sickness, The
,atlurs aud dining room We're thrcng-
I'd uIl afternoon hy Visitors arriving,
hand shaking. dining and departing.
The dining room was n rare pictJre
Of beauty. Depending from the chan
deiier over the table were streamera
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were splendid SO were those having
minor parts.
Joe McCanna as the wnd-eyed Boil
shiylk. hiding from his oomb-throw
lng wife. and later ~ the deliberate
poet OF long hair ana rhyming COM
ments. displayed a versatility that
caused his friends to recall his I'M
personation Of the hysterical French
man 10 The Kids Clever" " n
surely born for the stage was the
comment heard several times last
week.
nav McCanna as The oiiy-tonsued
salesman OF oil lands, vas great,
Couldn't have been improved Louis
Hosselden. the man with the link"
was an that could he desired In acting
and ia singing. Hortense Switzcr
was never more winHome than when a
moccnsloncd. leather-rohed Indian
maid. Her songs with the distructef
%hoodoocd Louis were each or them en-
corcd. Her gown In the second act
was %orgeous Miss Switzer - no
longer an amateur In acting.
Grace Stortz' bird-like voice was
beautiful In her solos. n In u
numbers with Ray McCanna. Rer APP
~pearance Is always fetching on the
stage or off. Bin Mcdonald, the be-
nevolent millionaire, was 20 handsome
anC genial and natural. n forgot he
was acting q part. u JUS seemed
he had assumed thirty years and still
the same Jolly Bin WITH gray hairs
and acded dignity.
Grace winfrey was daring. Her
spoken words clear and musical, her
stage presence pleasing, dancing
graceful, singing fine.
Simon failing as the big Indian
chief. looked and grunted the part
| perfectly. such characteristic Indian
hhherish NJ the chief n the squatts
Interpreter ala exchanged sounded
like the real navajo lingo. The in
tarprefer was Harold Woodwork and
was the genuine article" in this char
acterikntion. when the composer. Joe
/ Scott. came 20 the stage - was m
occasion for an outburst or applause
The scene and songs by him ana NJ.
'tcce. Evelyn Mearns were applnudeo
and encorcd.
shivlk wife. was "a dandy. u didn
seem possible 20 pretty u girl coult
become such q ylraEo. Pr. bredermaI
/ MS the Missouri "Cucn" was a dyed IN
lthe-wool hlack-faced artist. The In.
dian dances were true In step ans
chant. All the dancing was good
much better than the stiff- jointed 81
forts put on hy the alleged profession
ais In "Oa Boy" Miss sidney Wilsol
was q ur%ht-footcd fairy who delightc'
IN her solo dance n came back q
giv, an old time cake walk" Bil
lNicDonald sang Miss Hickey's SON
"New Mexico" In rich voice. and wa
recalled and then made the audlenc
ioin In the chorus. The laurel OF IN
performance must go 10 Clay Stcarn'
the marvellous. clog aud ballet dancer
lie thrilled everybody. Never was
dancer Wio could outclass him
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mNNEn ANn DNNCE.

The east ~ the musical comedy
Friday the i3th" was last night treat
cd TO a banquet at the Alvarado hotel
and Il ball al the Country club after
ward. The knights OF Columbus was
host, ana In this was testified TO ap-
probation Of the work-yes rehearSing
for dramas and operas does mean real
cossful production stage hy Joe Scotti
IL was q merry assembly al thc tables
In the AlvaradO hotel Fun ana wit
listens were rife as tho menu was
served. Later at the Country club
when twenty five couples danced, tho
merrimcnt was even brighter. Every
one In tho east declared they had re-
delightful time and were happy Ia
have had "a part In the production.
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nrrnOTmAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

A wide circle of friends here shNre
the happiness Of q pair OF local lovers
who's. engagement d announced ny
the father OF the pupulnr young ladN'
Read the following;
MIR. william 4. Hickey OF 'olum-
bus Ohio, announces the cnEagsineul
Of his daughter, Miss Eva May Hickey
OF Albuquerque. New Mexico. To Nj.
Robert Anthony Rchms % Lancaster
PENNSYLVANIA.
AIR. Rehms IN the wide awake sec
Rotary Of the war actiNities OF lht
knights OF Columbus here. ana ha'
been q dynamo OF energy IN directlns
affairs In the recreation hut at th'
Murphy suuitarium ana proNlue'
weekly entertainment In dances' pic
ture shows and other recreation iol
The cN-serViCe men, ConNalesclng "a
the sanitarium and for eN-serNi'o mel
OF the city. His capable secretary
Miss Hickey. IN to be- his bride. Th'
date for the wedding has not been an
uounced.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-14
ENGINEERS DINE.

The Albuquerque chapter Of the As
sociuted Engineers OF the Southwest
held another odifyinE session AT the
\. NJ. &. 4 last saturday evening Al
Ter the discussion OF an excellent din-
ner, they discussed matters OF special
Interest to men to 40 hig things-men
who deal ~ construction Of highways,
canals. ctc. Mr.. Harry Duer who was
elected to be president Of the local
ON methods Of engineers In road build
ing. Professor Weir OF the University
was another speaker OF note. Profess
sor VEINS theme was also road build
ing. Edmund Noss. COUNTY engineer
Of B|ernnliilo county, talked ON the
fcnaihility Of "a drainage scheme TOT
the RIO Crandc valley.
A number OF University students
were present,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-14
TWENTY MILLION WOMEN IN
ALLIED SOCIETIES.

That there IL to be something do
Ing" In welfare work for women and
children the coming years when the
world In to be socially reconstructed
into a vast cooperating family. II
told IN a news letter from Washing
ton, ID. c., sent out By Miss Anna
Gordon. national president OF the
Womaa's Christian Temperance
Union. Miss Gordon writes;
ia much II happening these DAYS
Il N difficult TO chronicle EVENT. eN-
cepting through the newspapers. A
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-14
VALENTINE SOuiEE.

food timo IuNcTs Of INC UooU TIW0
club INDUCED In their tavorite pustime
last evening at the monthly club dance
In Colombo hall.
Tho magic season Of hearts was rec
ogniged I'm decorations an IN prizes to
the abIest dancers. The MeSHrs. Hig-
gins engineered the successful tunc-
ton.
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EXCELLENT PROGRANI.

The child Welfare program az the
Womnn's club yesterday wus one that
every person in the city ought 70
have heard. Mrs. Winfrey was the
leader. Mrs. Lawrence Lackey sang
two solos accompanied by Mrs, Ever
1T. These were choice IN interpreta-
lion and voice quality. Mrs. La belle
gave an Interesting paper on the
Value Of the Day Nursery An ad-
dress by Professor Landers is given
in outline in another column.
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MUSIC cum At
MRS "a a. RItDfS.

on account Of illness In the family
at the home of Mrs Thomas Hughes.
the meeting of the Fortnightly club
Will he held next Tuesday yVening at
the home OF Mrs. W e.. Reid, 1910
West Tiicras avenue. The program
committee is arranging another treat
Tor the members, the entertainment
to he Of vocal. instrumental selections
and readings. The numbers were not
an ready for announcement toduN.
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WEEK END PARTY At JEMTz.

4 mUTTN VHTTN ~ NIlUT'W HVFTIVT
motorrd out To Wick Miller's place IN
he Iemez yesterday TO spend several
days In Mis-. Robert Dieiz' car were
Mrs. pictz. Mis- Myrtle Dunno. Mr..
Van solen. Or Gillette Cornish ard
Mrs. Cornish, Jr.
Another car Of week-enders left this
morning to Join the Cornish -bi"tz
party.
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aGn CLuR mAs JNzAY TINM.

The Gnnt-0nOopcrs are othin II
not original and frolicsome.
The printed programs for tho dane
ing party at the Womun's club last
Saturday night bear witness to their
originality and jollity. Picture tho
dance programs as enormous cards
ska inches. A border OF dead black
suggested mourning. In Memortam''
In large black type eonJured up the
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VALENTINE TIA.

and flowers. decked the living rooms
OF the spacious e. u. Kinney home.
i2i North High street Thursday after
moo and formed "a glowing picture
frame Tor the scene animated hy
scores Of ladies' Of the Congregational
parish. Mrs. Kinney was at homc TO
the Momun's club OF the church and
TO their friends. Mrs IoVcIoy. mother
of the hostess assisted.
In the dining % pink-shaded
candles and pink heart made this
room another pleasing scene where re-
frcshmcnts were dispensed by Mrs,
g.. s. Peters aud Mrs. Roy Stamm WHO
both poured, and had a corps Of aides
In Mrs. ID. NJ. stevens. Mrs. Howard.
Mrs. Kills.
This was one OF tho happiest func-
tons yet given by this hospitable
club.
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pNT-rTY "HFART' PARTY.

Miss Florence WELLER WIS hostess
AZ q valentine dancing party Thurs-
dny night. The ufair was impromptu,
but a delight in beautiful decorations.
a wonderful luncheon. and In sincere
enjoyment of the evening by the com
many Of fifteen guests.
cupid visited the rooms lust before
the Young people arrived and shower
ed the place with hearts and love
notices He provided lea little Gu
pidish" favors for the guests.
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FRATERNITY KEEPS
OPEN not 81.

Invitations to an students NJ the
campus and faculty, and down town
were sent out by the sigma chi
fraternity TO accept the hospitality OF
the men In their fraternity home last
sunday afternoon. u was n OF
proper. aud happy az homes, cnliNened
by music that the fraternity Is cele-
hrutcd Tor.
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nEAITIFIL DINNER PANTY.

That q mere dinner may ne an epl.
cureun poem was demonstrated
Monday evening when Mrs Leopold
Never was hostess AT a duintilN APP
pointed dinner enjoyed by hiteen
guests.
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mas IE sTEn MOsTEss.

Very happy and exceedingly preiiN
was The affair Monday afternoon when
Mrs. L. Sucr was AZ home to a com
panv Of ladies' invited In honor OF her
mother.
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a lady who Zoe not care tor puhi.
mention Of her name, has given an
elegant victrola 10 the cO-educational
p%nrochinl school OF the immaculate
Conception parish. A set OF music rec
ords has also been donated. n on
Certs are already h favorite paatime
OF the students.
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MISS TARoVNVSoN HoNOREE.

Miss Louise F~nrquarsou OF Ittnlduu'
Colorado. was the guest Of honor THIS
t%ftsruoon when Miss Ruby Rhea en-
Iertatned at her home on West Gem
trail VCnur
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TOn Mrs. ANnnEMs.

Mrs, u. W Rhca was hostess Thurs
day afternoon "a q company 81 eigh
ladies invited to say goodbye to Mrs
Frank Andrews. The honor guest vii
leave soon TO make her home in SAINT
Fe.
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prestige or anything, but just Love.
Like Truth thai. will rise again and like loaded dice that must
show Just one face, Love is the word TO stake all speculauons on, be-
cause there is no way TO win without il.
The billing and cooling OF young hearts has been hallowed by
the anxietes of war. Youth is more thoughtful of Iifes significance
than in the antebeIlum days. Service men value home more. revere
womanhood as they did not before. Uncle Sam taught these lessons
Girls adore bravery, rhivalry, thrift in the opposite sex, and APP
preciate the qualities more than before the war. OF course a dashing
dancer cannot hold popularity with girls urless he II gallant and
ehivalrOus.
OF all the attributes, girls young and old admire, that OF ehivalry
ranks highest. A man may be ungainly, hOmey, pOOr-but II he Is
gallant in relations with all women, all woman will love him. II he
specializes in his chyalry, then a special one will worship him. This
lisa little hint 10 the youths who would win feminine alteration.
And now that all the men are home from France and training
comps The stays are s. plentiful that each must be his best or lose
out. Not that he may get a Leap Year proposal. Dear mol Leap
Year cannot alter native feminine instinct that demands TO be eourted
and courted and courted even against pretended dsdain.
The primitive streak in woman's soul would have her cave
man. 10 WOO and wed her even against her wil-but never sneer al
her o at any other woman in ridculing the sex. a reverence Tor
ma yom ought 10 breed esteem for all women. Usually does,
And ths revetence is the sort that will ont live 1.-The ships and
scorns of time and be beautiful in old age.
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Mns. GouLD no ~FNrERrAIN.

A compliment TO an out Of town
Wis tor IN the company OF young people
Mrs. !. q. Gould has invited TO her
home Tuesday evening.
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BIRTHDAY CONGRATULATIONS.

Mira. Charlio benjamin yesterday
called up Mr. Benjamin over the lrnE
distance telephone and talked TO him
In San Francisco. The occasion was
his birthday n his wife rendered
congratulations nearly 250O miles by
phone.
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Ar urNING CASTLE.

4 birthday celebration VIII be held
tonieht In Huning castle. Latte Miss
lane Huning has invited a score OF
more OF friends TO y Valentine party
In honor OF tho date.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs DANCE.

The knights OF Pythias are TO be
hosts az a ball the evening OF February
II at Colombo hall.
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81 pink and satin ribbon, twine.t with
rop,s OF smilaN. The 'iorul center
piece on the table was d bed Of chOlcc
sweet peas hat formed "a dainty PINK
nest for "A rougish kewpie all decked
out In a dress OF pink satin %
Pink petticOated candles lighted The
liable where Mrs. HOwden poured. In
the receit ing line were Mrs. Brooks.
Mrs. Edgar. Mrs. Zeigler. Those who
assisted were. Mesdames Goodrich,
MatsOn. Mylder. Mciandresa. Misses
Brent. Marccila Matson. Virginia Me-
Landrcss. The committee report one
hundred dollars cleared Tor the organ
fund.
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MrsICAIE ron t@IsITOns.

- ENN ~ ~ -
Every person IN b city Who Is in
teresttd In the proposed Frances VIII
lard home Tor girls To be established IN
this state hy the Woman's christian
Temperance Union Is invited to be a
guest OF the local W. q, 7. L.. at he
Moman's club tomorrOw afternoon.
Mrs. Gertrude Martin, national super
intcndent OF the social morality .lc-
partment Of the ". e. T. L.. arrived
today from the southwest confer zee
at Fort Worth, ana b. to be the hohor
guest OF tho meeting nat wall be az
the nature of "a musicale. and INFORMAL
social afternoon. Mrs. Martin VIII
give an address on social moftl'tN Q nj
speak of the purposes Of b proposed
home for girls.
Another guest OF honor will he Mrs
Washington T.. Lindsey, who arrived
from PoTtaies today specially to meet
Mrs. Martin n TO attend this meet
ing OF White Ribboners tomorrow al
ternoon Mrs. Lindsey ~ one OF the
donors Of land for The institution, b.
the state vice president OF h w. &.
n. 4. Mrs. Lindsey viii give an adj
dress tomorrow afternoon. The cosh-
mittee In charge are Nor
ris. Reynolds. Blnkemore, HarWoud,
pitt Ross. br. Margaret Cartwright,
Mrs. Chrtsmuu.
The musical numbers. To- begin at
J o'clock. Will be;
Violin quartet Rcyprip, Chico. Ben
diND. Nulck Violin quartet
Violin Solos. tn) hungarian Dance.
tBruhmsl CO. 3priug song, tMru'
I deissohuJ. David Marcus.
Vocal solo from " q. r.. l.. Jubilee
Hymuul, Mrs : a. Miller.
iolin quartet: Twilight, Nalck
Quartet.
Piano solo. Mrs. ID. W. Faw,
Vocal Solo; Mrs. = D. Miller.
Chorus singing led BY Mrs Miller.
Address. Mrs. Gertrude Martin,
Address: Mrs. W r. Lindsey,
Any one who wishes to AID the daN
nursery will md Il plate To leave q
! silver Offering In.
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WHITE on
BOARD.

A conference OF vast import 10 the
welfare Of the world was last week
held IN Washington D.. q. The Inter-
church World Movement was called
TO hold this conference In Washington
to unity plans for concerted, ana CO.
operative action In world uplitt- Hon
Robert Lansing. secretary or state
invited Miss Anna Adams Gordon
national president OF the woman
Christian Temperance Union, ana
Mrs. Ella Boole. national vice presi.
dent. to attend the conference ana
become members In the organization.
summoned TO consider the present
unparalleled world situation and the
church's relation to current prob
lens"
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or particular interest TO women OF
New Mexico H. the announcement that
the New Mexico inter-church organ
ization has placed the State Womans
Christian Temperance Union on the
list VI membership. Mrs' w F.
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This Week--Many Valentine Festvties--Recepto
ANNA wILDs STRUMQUIST-TeiephOne 1888

= Y EARTS are trumps in the game Of Life.
Such a fiesta as 81. Valentines day gives MS a refreshing
breath, and a clearer realization that Ia the gamble OF ex-
IL istenee the winning card il Love. Not money or power, or
,.astfua On anvthfuu nat inst love