The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03

AN INVITATION FRoM Ell PAso.
An invitation that Albuquerque
girls viii find hard, TO resist Is one
that ome TO thom from El Paso, and
has NIL sorts OF allurinE features. IL
comes directly from Eddie Mowry,
formerly e~onnscted Sgith the sutso
naths IN a FTancaeo' and now a
new aquatic thonter which Is to be
built on Sunset Heights In the Pass
City. en- the site of the old reservoir.
Mr.. MowIy's invitation to the Albu-
querqus girls II, verbatim; "Albuquor-
Tue diving girls are always welcome
al Sunset Helghta,"
Bu. before you accept tho invita-
ton. read what the III Paso Herald
has to say about Il. lin an editorial Of
June 2s, the FL Paso paper endorses
Il heartily.D:
I'm point Of size. the big swimming
pool now being constructed ON he
Los Angeles street hill, In III Paso.
will be the largest aquatic theater In
the southwest. The nearest approach
10 this enterprise In Texas Is the Cas-
cadc, " Dallas, which Is about one
fourth aL large. The Sutso baths In
San FRI nciacC is ten feet longer, but
less than 20 feet ~ wide.
THE tank will be 30 constructed
hat In all the sprint races up to 100
yards the contestants Will only be
INNuiItu 20 WNkt ont lNNls
zone OF the big features of this
mammoth swimming pool Will he the
Introduction CT water polo by some OF
the leading polo teams Of California
and Texas. Water polo is aquatic
football and one OF the most exciting
OF all aquatic sports.
'The high diving tower will be built
30 that a can be raised Ms the Local
swimmers and divers improve In this
art. Special equipment viii be con.
Htructed for women swimmers and
divers and it Is the aim OF the pro
motors. II. g. Graves n u. II. Ross
to bring n number of diving girls iron
California 10 give eNhibitiqas In trisl
and fancy diving drring the summer
months.
Prizes will he offered for DIVING
contests. swimming races and wateI
polo"
PICNIC MONDAY FOR
RFtBECCAHS AND ODD FELLOWS
The picnic for The Rebeccahs an,
Odd Fellows, their families an'
fricnds viii be held in Tiieras canyoi
hest kind OF fun, as a picnic withou
any trimmings. but when like thi
one. there are races and games ant
tarsic by an orchestra. then II II
highly cultivated entertainment. TIL
grounds will be marked by banners
oV ~ - NV 49, - $50
Autos will leave the city between
and 10 o'clock In the morning.
A crowd OF $50 is expected. Eacl
Is to bring a big picnic basket full o
''Foth O. July" eats, and the rest .
the fun viii be p~sSy,ded'
HORSEBACK FATTY DIMES
At TANiARISK INN.
Louis Hesselden m~arshalled n part
on horseback down to Tamarisk In
in Pajarito for dinner Thursday even
ing. The ride OF eight or ninc mile
tended to produce an enjoyment tina
would not have been u~ralloyed with
out a delicious dinner to top II ol
Mr.. Hessclden's guests were Misse
Ammo Harris. Ruth Tompkins an
Harold Sellers.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Miss Florence L~audenslager an
Randall Rosnr were married at tn
home OF the brides mother. on Wcs
New York. sionday evening d
Judge w w. Mcclellan. where
simple n quiek seremony was per
formed. Only a few friends n re
natives were present. which made tn
none thc less impressive
The bride wore "a white wedding gov
and carried a orido's bouquet Of pin
rose-buds. She was attended by he
sister. Mrs. bertha Iamm. Mr.. Wu
AAANANl iAN&AANNA viz - ttAAAs NV -
reremony, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross left 70
Detroit. Mich. the groom's hom'
where they will reside In tho future.
Mr.. Ross has been In business her
for a short aimc. where he was pro
prietor OF an auto-painting shol
Miss Lnude nalagcr IL an Albuquoi
quean, Ia popular among the hig
school set and n member of Tn
years graduating class
ICE CREAM FESTIVAL
BY ST. JOHNS CHURCH..
Tho opening OF Mcclellan Sguar
park will BIO formally celebrated h
the guild and vestry OF ST. John
church with an leo cream social u
July Is. The festivities, TO which IN
public IL invited. will begin late n th
afternoon and extend late into N
evening. Plans are being made I
erect a platform for dancing for thos
who desire to amuse themselves I
that way, and booths for ice cream
cake and coffee will be put up. Fiv
hundred Japanese lanterns Will b
used In decoration. The park, whic
h. quite large, Is an ideal spot for sue
an entertainment, because OF It's grel
number Of trees.
The dance festival. "A Night /
bohemia" will not be given at thi
time, but will be presented later as Il
Indoor entertainment:
q Il. SOCIAL AT
BARTON'S NEXT TUESDAY.
The Christian Endeavor society {
the Presbyterian church is to hold
regular monthly social at the home
Harold Barton, al the Indian schoo
on next Tuesday. No plans ave y,
been given out, ~ the usual livel
crowd will provide u lively program
entertainment.
AafAY RIDE ON FRIDAY FOR
THE CONGREG ATToNAD &. u.
The Christian Endeavor society &