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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-11
HISTORIC SANTA RE
INNITrS COUNCIL TO
CTnD OVEN N .HFNE

Santa Fc, New Mexico, is anxious
To he included in the Itinerary OF the
General Federation Of Women's clubs
Council which meets In Salt Lake
next June. and h three federated
clubs uf that city have written to the
national president urging that Santa
Fe he included. Mrs. Il. =. Dunohoo,
president uf the New Mexico Fedora
ton has also written adding her per-
sonnl invitation to That of Santa Fc.
She snyr: "Our Santa Fe clubs are
urging the Council to include Santa
Fe in their itinerary mex june and I
wish to add my personal Invitation to
| assure all members of the
Council that they would enjoy n visit
to this quaint, historic old city, and
I may add, as one who is a newcomer.
that the hospitality nj old SANTA Re
iH provcrbial."
The invitation has been extended In
the name Of Mrs. Carl H. Gilbert,
representing the Wuman's Board OF
Trade; Mrs. |. II. Rnpp, representing
the Fifteen club. and Mrs. U. G. Ten
Eyck. representing the Santa Fc
Woman's club.
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ablc portrait ON the fiber "tilma'' in
MuNicu city; "a there are many who
testify to the truth Of the story. True
or legendary. DO ig 10 beautiful one and
the annual pilgrimage TO the shrine
uf the portrait has beer made FOR
nearly -four hundred years by devout
MrNicaus i'm the republic to tine south.
amt, In thought 10y those who live
here.
Tho Icgcud tolls that Juan Diego on
his way down the hills OF Topeyuc To
hear mass iu the city. was suddenly
confronted bV 20 vision OF Our Lady,
who commanded him to go to the
bishop and tell him TO build "A church
ON the spot where she was standing.
She appeared at the same spot on
Saturday and Sunday waiting the
bishops answer; but the bishop not
believing the boy. had delayed, telling
tn, boy to bring him some sign, to
which Juan agreed. on Tuesday,
Juun's uncle was dying. and he start
ed ont for a priest. but. because the
bishop had delayed in sending his
an wcr, hc avoided the spot where
h. had seen the vision. and started TO
take the road whore the Chapel of the
Well now stands. Hut the Virgin
crossed down To meet him n said.
"Whut road is this thou tnkost, son ~
Shu then told him that his uncle WAS
cured. and that she wis the Holy Mary
OF Guadalupe. telling him To go back
again To the bishop. Juan immed-
lately asked her for "a sign. She told
him to go up To- tho rocks and gather
roHos. Juan obcycd md was reward
ed boz finding them. He placed Them
in his tilma. and returned to the Nir-
GIN. who ARRANGED thcm In his cloak
and tuIulrsd him mot 10 touch them
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-11
LEAP YEAR
FOR IOIpOS.

What the University girls who have
gotten IL up choose Ia call the leap
Sear struggle In honor OF the Lobus,
is to he given this evening at the
Masonic temple. There will be
about fifty couples. The features OF
the lance are move M carry out the
ldUa OF a football game. as the house
guests Of the evening are the men OF
the football team The programs are
inldc In thu shape Of footballs, and
the dances divided into quarters. The
first dance H. called the KICKOFF"
and the last, the touchdown" All
the dances are named for a football
play. Tho girls carried out the leap
year idea to the last point, making
the "dates,'' calling for the boys and
making out the programs themselves.
The women Of the tiles were In
charge, ana the girls ct the Uni
Ncrsity were the hOstesscs. The
guests OF honor were: Coach John
son. Angle, Beyans, Booker, Bolt,
Craig. DunniEan. l., Gcrphcide. II.
Gerpheide. Giomi, Gilbert, Green
leaf. HcsHclden, Heiden, II. Herman
dez, w. Hernandez, Moore. Mann,
Miller, Macarthur. Mcclure, w. Sgan-
zini, y. Sganzini, Steunot, Witten,
white. Whitley, Wait, Fcrndstrom.
Bryan. Peatce. Calkins, and Dr. Har-
ris, The other men are; Wells.
Sampson. Leighton. Hale. Snyder,
BrandenLurg. Ferguson. Hanger, Nor
gan, Berger. Hampstead. Warren
Albcrs, Martin. Caldwell. R%oslington
C%ulpeppcr. Hopcwell, Wagner, swim
ny, W. ward, j. $, Ward, Main
Brooks, urunsfeld, Myers. scruggs.
and Williams.
.MIisA Edna Mosher and members OF
THE Ath. etic association are chap.
oFonB.
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\ AT WELFARE
HOME IN SANTA FE.

A dance for the benefit Of the
State Child Welfare home in Santa
Pc will be given ut the home tonight.
the proceeds to go toward paying the
debt Of $4,000 owed on the property.
Iany Albuquerqueans have been In.
vltcd. and have gone overland and
by train to Join the big crowd that
will dance In the ~improvised hhll
room, or play bridge In IA lounging
room prepared for the occasion.
Tickets are on sale at Matson's book
store. tile Alvarado and Butts phar-
macy.
Mrs. Josephine 4. Cady Of Santa
Fe was in the city the early part OF
the wrck and announced the plans
for the dance. She Is in charge OF
arrangements for the affair
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MADAME RArPoLD SINGS.

MADAME RAPPOLD SINGS.
Far be II from this quarter TO
chant its feeble lay about the Rap
pold concert Monday evening; for be
ing n lRyman. " can only opine as Il
lnyman. However. with the layman's
apology, Il can launch into a few re
marks upon the evenings perform
nnce.
That Albuquerque IL receiving
these concerts oil the Fortnightiy
club and the American Legion Rs the
big vents Of n winter n becOmlil
more and more apparent. The nigh
school auditorium wal filled, and iili'
ing when the concert began. Madame
Rappold opened the program with
the Jewel Song from Faust, follow
Ing with Two Roses and Crying
OF Water" working gradually TO u
sort OF CrcsCendu D. beauty OF voice
aud dramatic power. The latter, and
"Thc Last Hour" were full OF
pathus and deep feeling, and 80 su-
premely we'll done that they seemed
TO draw the audience into the spirit
of the prima donna's Interpretation.
Ave Maria" vas received ununt'
mously with appreciation. and Mad
m Coen's accompaniment reached
tho perfection that Bach-GounOd's
AVG Maria'' demands to throw Into
relief its beauty II melody. Three
from Puccini. taken from Tausca.
Manan Leschaut and Gianna
Schicchi. were indeed superb In
power. H. beauty and In perfect tech
niquc. "sierrot' and q simple "Lul-
laby" by Licurancc displayed some
thing Of the personality Of the sing
cr'H. making an excellent back
ground for power. robin, l,obin.
Sing Me a Song was. like the robins
own. eager and strong" AID a glo-
rious finale TO n widely varied pro
gram.
Madame Cocn. accompanies. gave
four piano numbers, and in them dis
played n world OF strength. versati,.
itY and brillianCc. Very few plan
lists have been heard here who could
rival her.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-11
SURPRISE PATTY a.
BIRTHDAY.

a sixteenth birthday is an event in
itself, but when II Is the occasion for
a glorious surprise by onc's school
friends, II Is just about perfection.
Miss Pansy Hicks celebrated such n
birthday on December 1,when her
friends discovered that she was
sweet sixteen" ON that day. ana,
carving u large birthday supper to
the Hicks home. completely surprised
her. After "a merry time over the
birthday feast. the boys ard girls
danced and played games until nearly
midnight. Those present were
Misses Pausey Hicks, Marguerite
Bristow, Florence Blair, Florenc"
Hanson. DorOthea Pettengnte ana
Eloise Borcn; and Scott Knight, Edwin
/ Knight. clarence Johnson, William
Chaplin, William Sloane. ltuehl bat
ley, Jimmy suffolk and Carl Myers.
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Los Matachines' Dance and
Miracle Play to Be Given at
Feast of Guadalupe Tomorrow

The Feast Of our Lady Of Guada-
lupe. one of the most important on
the calendar of fcasts Tor the year,
will begin this evening. lasting for SO
hours. u is observed annually ou
December ~, in this part Of b cuuu-
try Tor one day, and In Mexico city,
whore the Church Of our Lady is
situated, for one week. THIS even
ing. just after The sun has gone down.
bonfires will be lighted before every
rancho in the valley and mp In the
mountains, and on the four corners
OF the roofs of the adobe houses. pa
per sacks filled with sand viii hold
IL lighted candle, which. In It's unique
shade will CLEAN Out into the night
until dawn. Mass for ON Lady Of
Guadalupe will be said lu the mis-
siuns and In some Of the outlying
towns, the villagers win lance Los
MataChtnos,' an iudiau-Spunlsh
dance. It Is tho custom I'm some on
the towns near hore To present the
miracle play The Vision OF Our
Lady Of Guadalupe and although
for some reason O known by u
writer, this practice Will not Dee geu
crul this year However. the play will
be given In l-lrta and In pcralLt there
will be "A big celebration OF the feast
In the town ut Los Griegos, Dcccm-
her ~ IS the annual feast day. and
,was last year greeted with big prep
arutiuus. Early in the morning. "a
committee of the tuwnspeoplo car
ried the portable stage belonging to
the school, To- "a house conveniently
equipped with Il balcony and t1uf was
situated near The church, There th,
miracle play was presented Juan
Diego, the Mexican indian, to whom
the vision was vouchsafcd, wus dress
ed In "a red Grape, and a sluuch hat
with a feather. Tho bishop wore puu-
tificul robes and head dress uf purple
and there were frequent ntcrmis-
sions when the celestial music Of the
guitar played some old Spanish chant.
One of the girls of the town was
dressed AN I'm white and unprecedented
our Lady OF Guadalupe. The play
was attended 10y crowds NJ people who
lived about. and watched with breath
less interest, although they had Wit
messed Il time and again. After the
play thcrc Is dancing and fgasunE
until the early hours of the following
morning. But without exception, the
religious idea Is the dominant one.
and the religious obsorvnnccs pruccdo
any i~uhiluuion.
The story Of Our Lady OF Guadu-
lupc Is one hat Is dear to the heart
OF all who appreciate the traditions
Of this part OF the country, % There
are very few OF these who do not
know II. II dates back to the year
1884. and evidences of It's urigin are
very much In existence in Mexico
City. There rs a mission priest in
this valley who has seen the remark
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Of God. Il gives man the spiritual
aspirations hat net him above the
level of boasts and Il is the means
OF reconciliation between God aud
man. Even as literature. It contains
tho stories OF 80 or 40 authors from
an walka of Hfc: the only reliable in
formation on the origin of tho world
and OF man, before which the great
est scientists stand IN awe; an infiu'
nee on music ana poStry, and on the
works OF tho greatost authors Of the
world. a writer on a paper in Cal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-11
BIRTHDAY Il FOR
OTI.ItO.

MRS. Manuel Otci1 entertained tor
her little daughter Margaret on
Thursday. December ., when Mar
was six years Did. There were
fourteen little guests. There We're u
number of little features to delight
the child~en-a Jack Horncr pie,
with n Santa Claus on top, and with
4 number of toy horns in It's wonder
ful centcr. Then there were arti-
ficlal snowballs, topped with Santa
Clauses. The table where the birth
day feast was spread was bright ana
beautiful with the reds n greens
OF Christmas, and there was "A mar
velous birthday cake with six small
tapcrs. The guests We're Edna lto-
senwaid. Ruth Reynolds, Betty Hell
mick, Claire WELLER, Marjorie Hatch'
Mary Louise Bennett Starkcr Leu
puld. Luna Leopold, Virginia Clayton,
Jane Iden and Cary Enlow.
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80 TABLES PLAY AT
BENEEIT BRIDGE.

Thirty tables OF bridge are playing
at Mrs. W. G.. Reid's this afternoon
ON West Tijcras avenue. There are
many other guests invited In for tea
a%iterward. totalinE about $50 guests
for the afternoon. The financial re-
turns will 10 to the two fatherlosa
children OF France taken by u family
here who were unable to meet the
financial obligation attendant upon
their support.
After the game tea will be served
by Mrs. Reid, Mrs. VIII Keleher, Mrs,
George Downor and Mrs. j. r. Nc
IRughlin.
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FRIEpE.McKEE WEDDING
ms INTEREST.

one OF the weddings Of great inter
csi ibis week was that Of Miss Alma
Fricdc and II. II. Mckee, which TOOK
Mace Wednesday morning Mt \ O'Clock
mt the Presbyterian parsonage. Ihe
ceremony was performed by the Kew
Hugh A. Cooper in the presence OF "a
very few relatives and friends the
bride attended by her sister MISS
lydia Friede, and the groom by tiAt-
rison williams a close tritnd' w
nesses were II. b Watkins secry'trS
OF the chamber uf commerce anu MI
aud Mrs. Theo. Friede, the parents OF
tbe bride. Miss Alma Friede wore
"A dark blue travelling suit n "a -'1t
10 match, and carried a brides bou-
mot OF pink roses. Her sister MISS
lydia. wore a dark costume ana car
ried n bouquet OF pink roses also \
wedding breakfast followed the ccte-
mony and MIR. and Mrs. Mckee leLI
on their honeymoon tmmedlalely
/ thereafter. They are going pN hut"-
mobile to- Ell Paso and Tucson
Roth the bride and groom are thl!ll,
,ar figures In the city. the former Tor
The mast four years stenographer az
4 tho chamber OF m ana the lil'
ter assistant secretary ever since ms
| coming here from Jackson MISS,
seven years ago. Mrs. Mckee IL an
| A%lbuquerque girl, reared ana edu-
| Gated here aud prominent IN churcn
and school circles, MIR. Mckee was
associated with his brother IN the
Rrocery business In Jackson ne!uIe
coming here. As assistant ~eVI't.l
OF the chamber OF commerce. ne mas
made many friends In TINS oitf ny
reason OF his pleasant perS'h'"N
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u. 4. o. SEWING
CIIn MEETS.

The ID. A.. @. Sewing club spent n
most enjoyable afternoon on Tuesday
OF this week with Mrs. w. p. Me-
Dowell. There were two guests for
the afternoon, Mrs. Mexican and Mrs.
g. A. Watson. An informal afternoon
over needlework passed swiftly and
delightfully."-. The members Of the
club are Mesdnmes Harry Walters.
Frank Roberts. Homer Spitzmesscr.
George Mitchell, Roy Graham, Frank
Wagner and W. y. Mcdowell.
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UNIVERSITY CLUB TO
TUESDAY.

The University club will entertain
Mt the Masonic temple next Tuesday
evening" with an formal dinner dance
for the members and their friends,
the organizations contribution to the
Christmas parties OF the month. Din.
ner, at half past six, will be followed
by dancing, which begins at half past
eight and lasts until after midnight
A. u. McMillen will make an address
on college Life; DIR. /" s. Peters.
college Repartee," and DIR. H. X
Brown. university Training as a
Basis for Life Work.
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CITRIsTIAS IN
COUNTY SCHOOLS GOING
EnnWNRn.

M" 'runtv Rchools, IN and down
the valley, and tho little mountain
schools are preparing their christmas
nrogrn ms for presentation December
ga, when the holidays begin. Some
~ them viii be on quite a large scale,
with the portable stage set up tor
the purpose, and the patrons and
friends Of tho school as their guests
There ore playlets. drills In costumes,
nAntomimes, drama usaiion OF old anu
fnVorlte Christmas carols and hymns;
snenches and operettas. Already the
u,hools present m attractive sight,
with drawings OF old Saint Nick, the
Three Wise Men, Christmas treesi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-11
GIRLS SEW WITH
MISS

Miss Clarke Watson was hostess
last Wednesday evening, when the
girls Of the Wednesday Evening sew
ing club held their regular meeting
at her home. Christmas SEWING was
the main event Of the evening, but
an hour of Just plain fun" finished
the little event off delighttully'
There were twelve girls present
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-11
BANoUET OF
PHI APP PHI.

on Tuesday evening. December 4
the New Mexico chapter of the So
ciety OF Phi Kappa Phi resumed a.
~tiyities upon a scale exceeding itn
pre-wnr program.
Al b:i5 in the chemistry lecture
room the following members-elect
were Initiated: Honorary; Richard H..
Hanna, l.. +. b. Colorado; Edgar
l.. Hcwett. u. Soc. (Geneva), l.. /.
u. CArizona); Aldo Leopold. Pm. b.
NJ +. CYale).
Active: Charles f.. Coon. Pm, d..
California;; Robert w. Ellis, NJ A..
(Wisconsin). Thomas +. Eyre, b. $.
In NJ. +. (%Purdue); Myrtle Green
field. NJ. A. CKansasl; L. Burton
Hessler. Pm d. CPennsylvanial
David :. Hill. Phi. d. Clark, l.. l..
ID. (Kentucky), l.. l.. ID. (Arizona)
Edna Mosher, Pm. d. (Iilinois).
The banquet at the Country clup
at 6:ib was attended by eighteen
members OF the local chapter rhoss
members present az the banquet other
than initiates were; Eleanor Ander-
man, G. A. Barnhart, J. ID. Clark.
G.. Il. Hodgin, Vera Kiech. ]. - Ian
ders, l.. r.. Mitchell, A. ID. Weese.
A census OF the educational insti'
buttons Ia which the various menu
hers had taught or studied served as
"A source both Of Interest OF in
formation.
The banquet was followed by an
Inspiring and scholarly address. The
| Limits OF Altruism, by DR.. Hewett,
which provoked "a long and prottnule
discussion. The local chapter plans
To have other meetings during the
wear. at which addresses will be de
Ilivered followed by discussions, some
OF which may be open to the public.
The society OF Phi Kappa Phi Is
an honor society open 20 honor stu
dents of all departments of american
universities and colleges. Tho Nom.
bership OF the society rs comprised
OF active, alumni and honorary mem
hers. The active membership Is com
posed Ut resident professors, instruc-
tors and graduate students. Tn,
lhonurary membership consists OF
fcoIlcge graduates OF other institutions
who were graduated not less thai
five years prior TO election 10 mem
borshlp in the society, and who haNt
attained eminence in some line OF
scholarly endoavor Any undergrad
uate OF good character who Is within
one year Of graduation, who has beer
at least one year In residence, and
who ranks among the first fourth g
the graduating class may be elected
TO active membership.
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The ladies AID Society OF 81. PauIa
English Lutheran church held a well
attended meeting In the church par
Tors Thursday afternoon Amonr
other important Items OF business
was the election OF officers. which re-
suited as follows President. Mrs.
c. o. Slmonson. Vice president. Mrs.
NJ. Nolquarz: secretary. Mrs. a. NJ.
Knudsen; Treasurer, Mrs. A.. McLay.
The work OF the past year was re-
viewed.
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DINNER SUNDAY EVENING
FOR PHI MI PLEDGES.

Miss Louise Lowber anI Miss Flea
nor Alderman will entertain Phi Nh
pledges tomorrow evening at dinner
nt the Lowber home. There will be
music and a jolly evening round tho
fire. and n very pretty and enjoyable
dinner. Of course. The guests ara the
Misses Betty Morrissette. Ruth Hef-
lin. Madge Gibbs. Susan Tuily. Laura
Crawford and Clarissa Parsons
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the members yesterday afternoon,
The program is the third annual
Bible day program held at sthc club,
each Of them arranged by Mrs T. W..
Harden. and yesterdays was voted
as the best one yet held. Sacred
music-piano, vocal and stringed m
strumental music preserved the ct-
feet Of "A sacred program, and a talk
by Rev Knudsen. THE Influence OF
the Bible" vas the feature Of the
afternoon. The Bible ~ more than
literature. he stated. IL Is the Word
OF God. IL Is the basis OF moral CON
seriousness; II gives us cur conception
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TEN DONS To GIVE
NEW YEAR'S DINNER
ron TItIrIR WIVES.

Tho Ton Dons VIII moot ncNt WNd-
nrrdny evening with MIR. and Mrs
4. II. Stro"p, on North Eleventh. Tho
Dons win be the guests at dinner.
and afterward, will hear a paper read
by Or, David ". Boyd.
The club will entertain their wives
on New Years eve with n very elab-
crate dinner at the Alvarado. and o
watch party afterward at the home
OF Or. and Mrs. w. g. Hope.
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EVENING PARTY SATURDAY.,

Mrs. T.. G. Oden entertained last
Saturday eve..ing at u delightful
bridge party of three tables. The
guests were bridge enthusiasts aud
their husbands, Following n Jolly
game. n late luncheon was served,
and the remainder of the evening
spent in informal chatting.
a high score prize for the women
was won by Mrs. Cox, and one for the
men by Mr.. Henflung.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-11
ALBUQUERQUE GIRLS ATTEND
ArHnGI on MINES DAMON.

Miss Irene Hei kenhoff, Miss Nioin
Herkenhon and Miss LIMA LiN went
to Socorro last Weekend to attend the
school OF Mines dance. They were
the guests while there, OF Miss kath-
crime Angle. a teacher In the Socorro
high school The dance was a huge
success and "A very gay affair, with
ninety boys present and about fifteen
girls. They returned Sunday over
land.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-11
CENTRAL AVENUE METHODIST
LADIES' RAIAAR.

The Womap's Missionary society Of
the Central Avenue Methodist church
held n tea and bazaar in the parlors
OF the church Thursday afternoon.
offering for sale fancy work and
aprons and homecoming. An inter-
esting program was given during the
afternoon. in which Mrs. Volt gave
some readings. Mrs. ]. A. S~chwentker
sang. and Mrs. w. G. ThnNton and
Miss Frances Thaxton sang a duct.
Coffee and cake were served to about
thirty guests.
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DOROTHY l.. McALLISTER
Telephone 345.

-.uE past week has been a busy one with the Child Welfare
workers drive, the Happold concert, the Fortnighty Indian
programs, several dances, including the Leap year celebrations
that have a decidedly exciting element in them; bridge parties
and card clubs and Christmas shopping. Folks are being taken
with the Christmas spirit rather slowly, but it's to be hoped that the
epldemIc will work up some speed and virulence, and that everybody
w.l be absolutely hopelessy overcome before Christmas eve.
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SIGMA CHI n
DECEMBER %.

Sigma Chi fraternity will give It's
last dance before the holidays on
Thursday. December 20. 1t the Sigma
Chi house. Christmas decorations
Will be used to give the real Christ
mas spirit. and an Informal good time
will he the order OF the evening.
Sigma CHS and their friends will be
tho guests.
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u MISSIONARY
SOCIIlrY MEETS.

Miss Berthe Arnot was hostcps 10
the young folks Westminster Mis-
sionary society Of the Presbyterian
chIhch Monday afternoon. A pro-
gram Of missionary subjects was con
cluded by n social hour, the you're.
folks making an afternoon OF It.
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coon u TO
MEET WEDNESDAY.

Mts Frark Shufflebarger will On
terrain the next meeting Of thc Good
Cheer club, which VIII he held
"wednesday afternoon. Plans for the
Christmas program viii probably ne
decided upon.
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PRESBYTERIAN LADIES
10 HOLD BAXAAR

The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Socio-
~ Will hold a bazaar and tea ncNt
Friday and Saturday Ia Grimhhaw's
on SECOND and Central when uey
viii OTTER home-cooklng and fancy
work. and some plain and practical
articles OF scwinF for sale. Mrs. r.
u. Hayno is chairman Of thu cop-
mittee In charge,
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TUESDAY CLUB TO MEET
WITH Mrs MAGEE.

The Tuesday club will meet next
week with Mrs. Carl G.. MAGGIE, on
| West Copper avcnue. The subject
for tho day will be the Hawaiian ISL
ands. The meeting Is at half past
two.