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pREpARING EoR aHoNrEs1Is.

Dcclnimers and orators are already
rchcarsing before their mirrors and
inflicting oratory upon patient friends
and more patient trainers In prepara-
ton for the greatest forensic event Of
the year. This will be the prclimin-
aries and the grand finals at the state
Teachers convention when somebody
two somcbodies---will carry on gold
medals FOR state honOrs. Three such
state medals are worn now by alumni
Of the A. II. s., Ilda Sganzini and
Beatrice Hin for defamation ana
Donald Blevins for oratory. The
high school faculty and students
again have designs on those medals
and expect to decorate one or two
more A. II. S. students with state
honOrs
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR AND
ROYAL ARCH MASONS DANCE.

The annual ball Of the knights
Tcmplar aud the Royal Arch Masons
was given Friday evening. October -
In the ceremonial hall OF the Masonic
Temple. and brought together about
one hundred and my Of the Mnsons.
their wives and their friends. The
members OF the two orders combined
their efforts and their ideas, and pro-
duccd result that was enthusiastic
cally praised by the guests. The cere-
monial room is unusually elaborate
and beautiful In itself and has been
greatly appreciated by those guests
who have been privileged to frollc
therein. Dancing was held nere'
and a grand march started things off,
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Mead lead the
Tomplars. who wore their full dress
uniform; and Mr.. a. G. Culver and
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GIFT SHOWER ron SCHOOL.

At the thirty-seventh annual con-
vention of the New Mexico Woman $
Christian Temperance union held re-
Gently In Belon therc was AN hour set
apart 10 receive gifts Tor the Frances
Il. Willard school that Is at present
established In cottage headquarters
and will be housed In commodious
building on the w. c. T. l.. farm Just
as soon as the building can be made
ready The water system OF "a huge
storage reservoir and pump and gaso-
line engine has been received and Is
being Installed on the farm. The
building plans prepared by Mr.. Cristy
OF this city are now in the hands OF
the contractors and estimates OF the
cost being figured.
At the "glft shower during the
convention the following is a partial
list Of gifts announced; Pledge OF
$3.50 from w. c. T. L.. OF savannah.
Ga. sent by Mrs. Florence Atkins
pledge of stOO from the Albuquerque
WcmHn's club: pledge Of 500 from
Ration W. G. T. u. pledge OF $4,000
more. payable in four annual INSTALL
ments from the national W. G, T, u.;
offor Of house and lot IN Socorro from
Mrs. solomon Luna. 40 tea towels
from RatCn unioni a pig from Mrs. A.
n. Stroup. several hand made quilts
and comforts. pillow slips towels, etc.
from Carlsbad union: tract OF land
from Mrs. katherine Patterson and
Mrs Minnie Byrd; pledge OF 40 pillow
slips from Clovis w. c. T. u; pillows
from Mrs. Ralph Twitchell, santa Fe;
pledge OF $lOO from santa Fe union;
S116 from Carlsbad union, a pony
from Mrs. Lindsey OF POrtelos: pledge
Of S225 from Portales union and por-
tales Methodist church; pledge OF
$3.50 from Albuquerque union: chairs
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CLUB SrEarBEAsN 70 DANCE
AT OE.SrREICH EIO1lE.

The Double Ton dance club. conf
posed OF twenty young folks. Will be
the guests OF Miss Louise Oestreich
this evening. Wnen the attractive Oea-
treich home on West Central avenue
will Be opened for Jolly Halloween
celebration. II wouldn't do at ali
to give away all the plans FOR the
evening. but Il ~ known that tho
guests win al appear in costume. IN
TO which they Aaro put all their or
iginniity and IN which they have let
their imagination have fuil sway: aud
the rooms will All be IN orange and
black; and there win be the Bpook-
lest OF Halloween DECORATIONS Be-
yond that information viii have 70
be given next week by the fortunate
revelers.
tContlnnea on naze WI
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GOOD TIMES nMcE

ITS all FOR the athletic fund" cN-
pluincd "a Good Time club member
yesterday when speaking OF tho dam
ing party at colombo hall last cVcn-
ing "CcrtninlN we have athletics
amongst the club members. We have
a basket ball team, u vOllcy ball team
base ball team, and have some live
~ times In tho open as well as our
social affairs The dance last even
ing was one OF the jolly events in the
rrodit Of tho club.
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CARDS AT MISS GENsIMHR's
FOR MSS BALDRIDCE.

Miss Margaret Gensimcr enter
tained NJ cards IN her suite at -.
JOseph's on Thursday afternoon IN.
honor OF Miss Alma Bnidridgc, whose
wedding will take place on November
10. The rooms were beautifully dec
Grated with autumn flowern and a
delicious luncheon was enjoyed by
those who payed bridge. and by 9TH
ers who dropped in later In the aft
ernoon.
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BIIlACA CLASS
Sis. SpOOIkS.

II may have been themselves who
were the Hallowc'en spirits az large
last evening II may have bccn dis
embodied spirits impersunating Bar
uca mon. Anyway the BnrHcans Of
the Lead Avenue Methodist sunday
school are responsible for "a glorious
fcstivity rendered to the young ladies
class last evening.
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ETHEL LOUISE GARCIA
HOSTESS.

It was q birthday party aud the
darlingicst tea table ever dressed up
In Halloween blossoms and cute lit
Tie Halloween favors, was the center
Of attraction for u clique of little tots
entertained 10y Ethel Louise Garcia
aged 4 at tho y, d. Garcin home on
Marquette ave, 1t all happened Mon-
day afternoon and viii never be FOR
gotten 10y the guests
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roRrNIGmrLN MrsIcALE.

The musicale will be at the WO-
mans club Tuesday evening at 1880
Mrs. Thomas Hughes will be hostess.
A superior program win be: Group
OF violin solos by MIR. Lcltoy fott;
(n) Minuct by Hayden. (b) "Nicn-
noig Song" by Kriesier. Mrs j. q.
l.andcrs will sing twilight uud
"Dawn"-a duo OF finely contrasting
solos. Mr.. Yott viii play LEX
AdieuN' by Sarcastic, and Mrs. W. T..
Mcdowell will be heard In piano SO
los.
Attention Is called to the carly
hour.
Many musicians OF the Fortnighul
club are also Intensely interosted I'd
In the way the election goes. SO a
dismissal In promised at scasonahl.
time To allow politically inclined
members to find out all they can
about the returns" before bedtime.
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DANCE At I. q. q. 4. HALL
WEDNESDAY.

The ladies of the degree team Cot
tonwood Grove No. g Moodmon of
the World. VIII entertain at a dance
next Wednesday evening, at l, o. o.
i. hall. Tho public Is invited. The
Booster five piece orchestra Will play
and n committee of ladies from the
degree team will arrange the various
details of tho dance. They are; Mrs
Richard l.ohrman, chairman; Mrs
Coons, Mrs. ed. Tor.cy' Mrs. Lyman
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SEWING CLUB no MEET
WITH MRS. CAMPBELL.

All members Of the Eastern Star
Sewing club are urged to be pres
cnt At the regular monthly melting
Of the club which vii. be- held next
Tuesday. November ., with Mrs. Roy
Campbell. on North Fourth street
The usual program of sewing. club
business and social hour will be
fpIIpWaU
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PIE PARTY FOR
EIGHT.

Miss Laura Crawford and Miss
Frances Voight conducted very
merry pie party Wednesday evening
for "a crowd OF their friends at their
apartments on West Central. Pie. Of
course, predominated, as subject
and as "A substance. The following
were present: Miss Annie Snow, Miss
Mia Fly. Miss Chamberlain and Miss
Voight; and Mcsscrs Don Ward, Ray
Robbins, Warren Greggus and Nay
lur
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Mrs. KNIGHT TO ENTER.
TAIN BRIDGE CLUB.

Mrs. Earl Knight will entertain the
next meeting OF the "Wednesday af-
ternoon bridge club. which II sched-
uled for next Wednesday afternoon.
The conflict of other party dates may
cut out the next regular meeting.
however: but Mrs knight will enter
tain the following meeting.
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A. II. $. TO STAGE
"CHEIiRN BLOSSOM"

Cherry Blossom the maid uf To-
kio" is the prutcntious opera that
high school students are reheursing
under the direction Of Miss Mnbellc
shelton. Elsie Clayton will sing the
title role as Cherry Blossom" Those
who saw THE Mikado" coached by
Miss Shelton know how true 10 Jap
ancse customs and lore Miss Shclton
can depict an opera, and anticipate
with zest, the coming production.
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! srNInl.s mol m Kips Mans.

The Ecr!Ors Of 4. IT. s Ind dIEhlN
n bore at times. And they plan 90
turn the hands Of the cl1cN--miybe
it's tho caicnJar--back IAtl" II
very many years. Just to pretend
they nr, "oung again for enc tis"''HE
evening. This will be- the "kids''
purty 10 l.. an ali-ccnior affair IN
the high school gym, "'i'nc dat" viii
be soon" more than this, "dcponent
u,V,ta uot"1
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AMERICAN Ll.S.ioS MAsoUER-
AIDE RAIL.

It promises TO be quito the big event
of the month, ~ the arpory Monday
evening. The soldiers Of Hugh Carl
isle post are 10 be the hosts. Every
dancer Is expected to como In special
costume and masked. Masks WI be
worn til the magic hour oia-wcli
not Till miduight--quito because
masks are hot. uncomfortable things
To wear a long time-but till the hour
Of-unmashiuE.
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a convincing manner. Tho report 10
that the Inevitable political discus
sion preceded the paper, and while
that can hardy be chronicled as
news. still, II any OF the Dons display
tendency to FLOP" or 'sprnig'' n
new "kink." the public may trace the
cause to It's source. And there was
an excellent dinner. which might
have had some Influence. too.
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GOOD ENGLISH WEEK
NOTES.

Good English IL 10 predomlnate IN
A. II. .. from November 1 TO o. Tile
sue cess OF this movement will depend
10 n great extent upon co-operutlon
In tho homes. No movement IN ro-
cent years has done 50 much 70 pro-
mote correct speech with the pupils
and Il 70 certainly well worth tho
attention OF the parents We ash you
10 cooperate In this great movement
by encouraging reading aloud In tho
home; by placing good literature In
the haadg Of your children; and hay-
Ing a dictionary acceEHnble during the
evening hour Of reading or study.
Attractive posters will decorate the
halls Of Tho A. II. s. and call atten-
Il 10 some OF the reasons why we
need a Good English week.
The fourth year English class has
planned and written a play Tor the
public npcakinE class 10 present dur
ing Cuod English week. Everyone IN
uchroi was watched and studied 20
obtain the necessary atmosphere FOR
the play.
The date for the annual junior
play has been fixed for the early part
~ December. George .Broadhurst's
-rhe Man OF the Hour dealing with
political situation Of the present
Time. ls she play 10 be given. The
cast has not as yet been Decided up
on but calls for seventeen actors OF
exceptional ability.
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.nornI.E TEN MNkE MtRnN.

The hcauN aud bellies Of tomorrow
present day juNcnilus-had a de-
lightful pnrty last evening at the W.
c. Oestreich home. Louis T., Ocstreich
was the dignifiod hostess to the CO.
tcric Of twenty In the charmed circle
of the Double Ten"
First there was a ghost walk by
spuolSH from the cemetery and there
after was hilarious FUN of an earthly
order. when guests paired on for
dancing.
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MIERCOLES CLUB TO
MIiEsT NOVEMBER 3.

The next meeting OF the Mercedes
club will be held Wednesday. Novem-
her 3, at the home Of Mrs. Gentry
on the Fourth street roSd. As the
political conclavcs are necessarily at
an end. the ladies' will change the
subject FOR a while: but what the
change VIII include Is not yet an
uUunpgd
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LARGE HALLowE'EN PARTY
THIS EVENING.

A Halloween party TO which o.
children in Aibuqucrque are looking
forward 70 with irrepresslblu impa-
tience. and for which they have been
planning for nearly two weeks. viii
at last arrive this evening. These
children viii never guess what man
ner OF surprises will be sprung this
evening at the Raymond Stamfn
home on w. Copper. when four hosts.
Winifrod, Ruth. Helen and Raymond.
Jr.. greet them. And every minute
will FIRING a new one They may not
know who the two young ladies are
who help Mrs. Stamm entertain them.
so we'll tell now, that they arc Miss
Newell Dixon and Miss Savernc Dix
on. And these are the guests: Eliz-
abeth Lee. F1oronco Lee, Edna Ros-
enwaid. Betty Chase, Lois French.
Dorcas johnson. Mary c@Isisce Whit
mcr, Eleanor AEarron. Marie Aouiae
I Bennett, Barbara Jamiaon. Frances
Wilson, Ruth Mann. Harriett Marion,
Mary Catherine Connel. Barbara El-
/ ler. Dorothy strong, Mary Elizabeth
French. Dorothy Mccoy. Frances Me-
Coy, Louise Mann Gertrude Ma
gee, Margaret Marion. and Rose
mary Horgan; and Allan Rosenwald.
Billy Bennett, Jimmie Mine. Billie
Stamm. Billie Newell. Jimmie Glad
ding. Bob Rosiington, Harold Jami-
son, Bobbic Dieta. Billy Chase. Tom
! Reid. Herbert oaiiss Della Singer.
I Tommy Hughes. Allen Stamm, Junior
Leo Lewison. Lee Vann. Richard
Vann. Bob Wilson. George Hook,
Lawrence Milne. George Dixon. Fred
Roslington, Marion Eiler, Vernon
Herndon. Bob Hughes, and Wilson
keim.
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LITTLE RIcH GIRLs
ENTERTAIN THIS EVENING

There will be a Rhostiy procession
Of figures, little and big. vending their
separate ways about our city this
evening, each with some party In
r. T.. Rich home. on East Central
whore little Miss Helen Rich and her
sister, little Miss Ruth. will be hos
esacas to crowd OF their little
friends You may be sure that there
VIII be pumpkin faces, apples. witchy,
jumpy candie-iiRht. and everything
nice TO eat that children delight IN
at a Halloween party.
Their guests are. Leontinc Hart.
Nellie Clark. Marian clark, Ethel
Whytmeyer. and Mary Weir; and Fife
Pctors. Billy Hill. Paul Zeigler. Al
bert Kool Carl Weir. Thomas Weir
and David Mitchell
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AFTERNooN N cNRps.

Mrs. Margaret Jenzen presided
over the happy function Thursday
afternoon at ~. Joseph's hospital
when favored coterie OF card play
crs, met 10 engage In the fascinating
pnstimc.
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\ GAY PARTY II MccoN HOME

Mcrrimrnt In the Mccoy uInc
wednesday evening echoed ucrVss
Luna pdik and appraised IA" neigh
borhoOd OF jollification. The M N
hers Of Miss Otwcll's class OF tho
Lead Avenue Methodist Bibla school
were the guests of Miss Ro!'rta Nc
fsnN
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Mrs. Arno lIunlng lead the Arch
Masuns. lunrh wmi served ut 1 /
o'clock. In the hall room. where an
orchestra plnycd throughout the time;
and where the nntse were minrlcd
with the low music of q fountain.
Red candles decorated the tables, and
strcumcrs ~ rcd and yellow paper
helped to brighten the scene. Dame
ing continued until u late h0Gr.
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.prnArlNc cLNRs Hhr.oneANIzn.

Irhatlig clubs for the nigh school
are now carrying on membership
contest. launched at recent meet
ing when the clubs were re-organized.
The finale Of tho contest Will be
November p. when The losers are to
bauquet the winn,iS. At that timc
Officers will be tl,c;rd and a schcd-
ule uf debates announced
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Mus. GEORGE BREECE
TO ENTERTAIN AT BRIDGE.

Mrs G. y. Breeze has issued invi-
tations TO a bridge party for next
Wednesday afternoon to be given at
the Breeze home on West Copper av-
enue, Eight tables will play. Prep
| arations have been made to make
this one OF the prettiest and most
enjoyable parties OF the fall.
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pnny. IIois l.o Sour won two prizes
In games
Girls: Esther Horton Helen
Lowell; Mary Sadie Normcnt. Vivian
.iiunrr; Alluth 'hupri.n. Elijah tn
'hiifon. fm.ni lirErod. siargaret
Collistcr: LOrinc Bagcus. Florence
Mann: Nuomia Mnhnram Mary Hell
on Mcknight Virginia Mcknight.
Florence littcnhouse. Francis kel-
ley: Lila Lcc. Kuthcrit Ncedham.
Boys: Lewis Stevenson: Oscar Ogg
George Lynch. Marion Moore: John
Burcu Mosby Wolf, Raymond Ho-
gan; Brand Hcning; Jack Clark
William clark; Ward Matthew. Carl
Luvptt. Lawrence LaclSy. Fred Lewis.
Colbert Harwood; Garnet Miller
Miss Ethel Garrett was In attend
uncc and furnished the music
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yellow crysanthemums was the
decorative motif at the reception ten.
dcred by Mrs. q. T.. Brecsc. 500 W
Copper avenue Thursday afternoon
to the ladies OF the Lead avenue
Methodist church.
The perfect October day nnd the
hospitality OF Mrs. nr"cc'i. aud the
fellowship OF church friends gave the
uplifting experience that caused all to
declare. "The happicst afternoon
we've had this year"
Mrs. Brccce was assisted In enter
taining by Mrs. T. V. Roger. Mrs.
Lyons. Mrs Spitzmcsscr. Mrs, u. \.
Porterficld, and a group of girls.
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TINY TUNES nHN

AT the New Mexico Educational as
soclatlon 10 be held here Thanks
giving week a rythmic dcm0nstro-
thirty-five first grade children In the
second ward, This Is under the di-
rection OF Miss Frih0ii, and promises
to be amusing as well as Instruetlye.
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LA NoTRE" rs OFFICIALLY
BESTOWED.


a card club had memorable
meeting last Tuesday afternoon. II
has. up until the present, been tenn
porarily designated as the Tuesday
Afternoon Bridge club. because we
had no other mamie for Il. But lael
week the members, seeing the trend
name the club lay with them, and
that they would at least give Il a
pretty name. So they have called Il
La Notre." II is a very pretty and
unusual one. wen all agree. and we
thank the ladies' for saving II from
the nondescript name " one OF the
days of the week
la Notre met Tuesday with Mrs.
w. u. Hicks. and on this memorable
occasion Mrs. Hicks won the first
prize and Mrs. James GladdinR. the
second. The next meeting will be
held Nov. 8.
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The Christian Endeavor Society OF
st. Paul's church held a pleasant
Halloween party last night az the
church parlors. A crowd OF about 60
young people In masquerade attend
ed the affair. Miss Martha Davidson
won the prize for the best COSTUME.
Games were played and refreshments
served later in the evening.
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McDONALD.HlAAfSiOND
WEDDING,

a wedding OF particular Interest
Ia forest service circles was that OF
Mrs. Edith H. Mcdonald to II. u.
Hammond. purchasing agent for tho
district forest, which took place on
Saturday evening. The ceremony was
performed by Mr.. Hammond's broth
or. the Rev. Drew Hammond of
Tyro, Kansas The romance began
In the Sandia mountains. where the
couple had taken adjoining home
stcads near TileraR
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fORREsTERs TO GIVE
CAnD PANTY.

The evening ut cards planned by
the ladies OF the Catholic Forrcsters
will be at 81. Mary's hail Wednesday
November . instead OF Tuesday as
previously announced. This on ac-
count OF many OF the members being
busy on election day. Mrs Sullivan
ls chairman OF arrangements.
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PLEDGES ARE HoNoR
GUESTS AT HALLOWEES
DINNER DANCE

The pledges OF Phi Mu sorority are
guests OF honor at u Halloween sup
per 20 be given this evening at the
home OF Mrs. Frank g. w. Poolcr.
Mrs. Pooler and Mrs. Edmund Ross
are Joint hostesses. After supper
the girls Will 20 10 the home OF Mrs.
George Mitchell to spend the re-
mninder OF the evening dancing with
invited guests. The new pledges are
Misses Betty Morrissette, Ruth Hef-
lin. Madse Gibbs. Susan Tully. Laura
Crawford and Clarissa Parsons.
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CARDS AT FARR HOME
MONDAY,


Mrs. william Farr and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harold Caller were hos,esscs
at "a bridge party Monday afternoon
the second OF a series started by
them in the fall. A varied collection
OF autumn flowers decorated the
Farr home on Copper avenue. with
n color combination OF gold and white
prcdominating. In the two course
which served after the game, the
same color combination was carried
out a high score prize was won by
Mrs. r. Dobson, and a cut prize
awarded to Mrs. J. Haggard. Guests
Of the afternoon were: Mesdames l..
q. Rice, II. l.. Brehmer. RCy Strome.
r. +. Tull, Il. Il, Roger, Teresa
VauEhey, NJ. X. Wylder, Mardorf'
II. y. Putney, Riff1e, +. w. Dobson.
Cavcndar, c. II. Conner. II. w. Kee-
nan, II. u. Hening, Il. NJ. Hocken-
hull, V. c. Reid, ID. a. Bittner'
Charles Lowber, j. w. Davidson
Louis Ilfeld, G.. II. Spitzmcsser, Aug
ust SeIs, George Taylor, Tom Hughes
I'd. Cox, Rufus Goodrich. ID. IL.
Carnes, @. l.. McLandress, Rather
inc Farrell. II. Fred Petit, w. Y.
Walton. VIM. McClurken. Alfred
Goodrich. Aida Sims, Harry Benja-
min. J. A. Hcidy and Jerre Haggard'
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ID. a. II. ART LOAN TEA
TEA.

Ten.
The great quantity, variety and val
ue OF the war relies, helrloOms aud
antiques which were loaned to the
Daughters OF the American Revolu-
tion for their one day exhibit at the
A. ID. McMillen home on "Wednesday
was a revelation to the crowds which
came during the afternoon to view
the displays. The first art loan tea
ever attempted by the organization
was such distinguished success
that It will undoubtedly become an
annual affair,
An astonishing number OF histor.
cal relies OF both American and for-
cign interest were unearthcd in tn"
search OF the u. A. II. for their cN-
hlbit. George washington's own sig
nature written in 1884 was shown on
certificate OF JaDez Camfield In thr
order Of the Cincinnati. Near this
framed certificate were wooden canes
once flOurishcd by no LEGS disting-
uished gentlemen than Aaron Burr
and Henry Gay. There was a book
Of anecdotes about noted people that
was written by Thomas jefferson.
and other volumes Of historical in
tcrest.
representing the colonial wOmen's
life were worn and faded samplers.
hand woven bed spreads. candle mOlds
hand woven blankets HnJ hand made
laccs a romantic collection was
that from colonial brides rousseau
with miTrorcd fan, valentine. a
tiny parasol. u hair bracelet and -sh
--sOme faded love letters. A baby s
"flist day dress" which has been
worn by five generations of children
in England and America was AN OBJ
Ject Ol interest.
OF war; relies there were no end,
from the uniform OF u civil Wa; hero
a clumsy fircarm used In the revOlu-
tion. cOckAdc from the hat Of "a
soldier OF 1919 to u large collection
Of German battlefield trophies CO.,
ioctcd In the world war
Spanish hcirlooms such as lacea,
paintings, shawls. silver and trinkcts
were much admired. 4 beautiful
black net mantilla embroidered In
flowers In the pastel shades was con-
ceeded to be practically priceless be-
cause OF It's age and rarity.
Travellers In the Orient and Euro
ncan countries contributed beautiful
souvenirs of their trips to the cH-
| hibit. Persons with valued Collct q
/ tions Of pottery. church decorations,
laces and other objects dear to the
I heart of the collector, gladly contrib
utod to the D. A. R's exhibit. Crowds
surged through the rooms at the Me-
/ Miien home all afternoon full OF ad-
] miration FOR the beautiful afd in
/ teresting objects ON display. Tea was
served by young ladies In colonial cos
/ tunes.
/ Great credit is due the organization
who wsrc responsible for assembling
/ and nj ranging the exhibit, partc-
/ ulariy Mrs. George *, Angle, who
was chairman OF the loan, and who
| displayed charming exhibit OF CO
lonial heiriooms OF her own.
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Mrs. So Weller has sent Ou' cards
TO n tea at her home on w. Tijerns
averdt for Tuesday November -
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HIGHLAND BrSi6GH CLun PLAYS.

Mrs. j. A, ltuldy was hostess to the
mcmb,rs of the Highland Eridgc club
Tuesday afternoon. Though Mis-.
Rcidy now lives ON the loulands the
highlnnders have formed tie habit Of
meeting al the l,cidy homo and come
across the tracks for "A Jolly evening
az curds ~ readily ns II the lowlands
were their preference for residence,
too