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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03
SECURITY BrNEfrT
ASSOCIATION PICNIC CHANGED.

The picnic which the Security Ben
eft association had planned FOR its
members and their families will be
merged with the community picnic in
stated early In the week that the dc
mic would be held on sunday. but cir
cumstancss which arose made II nee
essary to change the date to Monday.
There is a memberships OF $50. and
all those who desire and are able n
come are given a cordial invitation.
For those who have no means OF con-
veynnce, there will be trucks and
ears to take them out. The only
requisite IL that each one bring his
own picnic basket. There was IA him
that the lodge would serve ice cream
and cake to liz crowd. an ideal re-
frcshmont for a Fourth of July pie
mic.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03
Fourth of July Racs Weddings and Eecockrs, With an Excellent Play, Feature the Week in SGd

II lacked In quantity. II made up amp
~ In quality. II was somewhat dis
appointing to think that there was
"a greater quantity OF quality In the
city that missed the opportunity OF
seeing one OF the most clcvcrly fin
ishcd amateur comedies h "A has ever
appeared In Albuquerque. The audit
cncc was most appreciative aud show
ed a SYMPATHY that grew as the play
progressed. The players received
"a numOer OF little storms OF applause
throughout, until the appearance OF
ucts, and showed is pressure In the
ntlsterful 'cOups' OF the remark
able li,tlc Mrs. Bumpstead-Leigh.
To begin, Anna W. Hucy In the
title role was the center OF the stage
throughout. until the appearance OF
John David DcHuff Us Peter Swal-
low. WHEN she broke hOnors with the
latter. The scene was h best In
the play. whcn ne two sharp Yankee
wits ciashyd, as Peter. Mrs. Bump
stead Icigh's suitur in the days when
she was "Otd Jim Sales gal. Della
Sales, OF Missionary Loop, Indiana,
appears at the Long Island home OF
the very swagger ltawson's and at
tcmpts to 'snOw her up" ~ the
member OF the S%issapuulu indian
Herb remedy inventors family. The
clever social climlssr uut-wtts him
entirely. at least. almost entirely. for
~ he luayes her presence, he hands
her his card. containing the price
list of his tombstone cOmpany's
goods, and says. dramatically, we
all die, ma'am.'
The actors all deserve u paragraph.
Robert Brown, as the irate RawsOn
parent; Elizabeth Do Hun, Az Violet;
Nina, the Maid; and certainly Kitson
the butler. and 50 on down. But
A--NN IL - alaNA
parts. or 80 actively adapted them
selves to them. which Is more true,
that adequate praise wuul lcngthen
Out almost intcrmiably. But W. will
thank the santa Re Drama League
FOR bringing their play to our city.
and thosc active Albuqucrducans who
also made IL possible to obtain the
uuHslnefu.u
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03
ApAH CHAPTER ENTERTAINs
THE GRAND MNTRON.

Mrs. Lynett Maxwell. OF EstanCia.
grand matron OF Adah chapter Order
Of the EASTERN star. who In visiting
the various chapters OF the order in
the state. arrived In Albuquerque sat
urday, and from that time until she
left Tuesday morning. Adnh chapter
Of Albuquerque was entertaining for
her. Saturday evening the grand Of
hcers. consisting Of Mrs. Maxwell,
grand matrcn: Peter Cameron. grand
patron; Mrs. Lucy Reid. grand treas
urer. Mcsdames Thos. B!akemore and
6. W. Potter, past matrons. and Mrs.
III. y. Aspinwall. worthy matron Of
Adah chapter, all motored down to
Belcn for a visit to the Belen chapter.
An auto trip over this city very pleas
antly occupied the whole Of sunday
afternoon. Monday. Mrs. Aspinwall
give n luncheon at the Alvarado for
the grand officers and IN the after
noon Mrs. e. W. Potter ave u picture
show party for tbcm.
In the evening. the big event OF the
events took place. with u program n
banquet. An address OF unusual eN-
cellence was made by Mrs. Maxwell
ON the history OF the order Of the
Eastern star. Most interesting were
the speeches made by Crand Warden
Mrs. Sherwood. also OF Estancia, by
Mrs. Lucy Reid and Mr.. l.. Cameron.
Initiation work was done, and follow
ing II, an entertaining program pre-
scented, II consisted Of vocal selec-
lions by Mrs. George Ncher. uccom-
panied by Mrs. Nye Martin: by Mrs,
\. I. Rledllng. who was accompanied
On n cello and piano: and Mr.. J.
Gould. with Mir. Roy Campbell ac-
c-ompanylng him. Miss Dorothy Cam
cron played n violin solo, accompanied
on the piano by Miss Norma Williams
Mrs. May Doris and Miss Beatrice
nm 800
ton, rendered by Al. I;iehl. Elmer
ltiehl and Earl Porterfeld were the
finishing touches to "A program that
had not n dun phase.
Mrs. j.. \. Reynolds and Mrs. Blk.
Ter. Of the refreshmcnt committee,
served u two-coursc luncheon after
the program. and AN impromptu
dance was INDUCED In during the resi
OF the evening.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03
PARTY AT OLESON'S FOR
MISS LOUISE WATSON.

Among the many prc-nuptiul par
ties which have been given Tor Miss
Louise Watson. was nm unusually
pretty pink and white luncheon given
by Miss Edith Olcson on "Wednesday.
Pink n white sweet pea were used
in profusiOn AZ decoration. aud even
the faVors were diminutive corsagcs
OF the flowers In the two shades. tied
with pink ribbon.
\ hand painted tea set was the git
of the guests. They were Misses
Louise Watson, Mrs. e. A.. Watson.
Mrs. u. Mayo cole. Misses Helen BAR
row. Pearl Helm. Ethel Savage. Alice
Lewis. Edna Williams. Grace Schultz.
Clarke Watson. Elizabeth Rose. Mary
Caync. Pcrsis Bryce. Bcrthu Bassctt.
Doris Buran. Euuicc Thorne. tstcllr
weiscnbach. Winifrcd Naples. Jessie
Slaughter, Helen White. and Mrs,
Hcinerich.
An unexpected feature OF the party
was the announcement Of the engage
ment Of the hostess to MIR. Paul II.
Roberts. The marriage will take
place In the near future.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03
~MOUNTAINNIIcW SCHOOL
HOUSE DANCE.

a dance where the orchestra Is
aided and abetted by the consolidated
frog symphony Is To be held at the
MOuntainview school house Tonight.
about six miles north OF town. Miss
Bill Luuden is staging II. and to
say that the fame OF these schooi-
house dances has spread far since
their o~rlgination some five on six
years ago is Ia put II mildly. In
the fall, there II fresh cider and grape
Juice, and In the summer there IL
ice cream. while In the winter hot
coffee usually refreshes the fatigucd.
Tomorrow there will he dance music
played by he piano and drums.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03
Et,ApoRATE RECEPTION FOR
Mrs. SAM SHOItTIiE.

Mrs. A. q. shortic and her mother
Mrs. Mitchell. are hostesses this AFTER
noon at one OF the biggest and most
elaborate AFFAIRS Of the summer, n
reception for Mrs. sam Shortle. their
guest for the past " weeks mo "
leaving next week for Estes Park
Colorado.
\ Japanese idea will be carried ~
I'm mandarin yellow. little girls VINO
nssist In entertaining in cryS-
nnthcmum costumes and Japanese
kImonos. In the dining ROOM MIS-
Brchmcr will preside at the punch
bowl and Mrs, ID. A.. Bittner, Mrs;
l.ufus Goodrich. Mrs. Cornish ana
Mrs. Luthy will assist. The little
orysanthemums are Barbara Filler
and Alice Shortlc. and the japanese
girls are Dorothy Goodrich. Marian
I;ilrr. Elsie Russell. Margaret cox
Madeline Grimshnw and Margaret
ShortlI.
The guests. some one hundred ana
twenty five will arrive between ne
hours OF I and g.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03
MISSES LEWIS AND BRYCE
ENTERTAIN FOR MISS WATSON.

A kitchen shower for Miss Louise
Watson. one Of the summers brides
in-Lc. was given last Saturday by
Misses Alice Lewis and Persis Bryce.
at Miss Lcwis's home on West silver.
4 color scheme OF pink n white was
carried out In everything but the
kitchen utensils. A pink II white
parasol In The center Of the table had
snowy clothes pins suspended from It's
edges. which resembled n shower Of
clothes pinr. At zach place. there
were diminutive pink pnrnsOls for ia
fors. aud little white baskets. After
refreshments were served, the guests
spent the evening In the very pleas
AM pastime of conversation.
The guests. friends OF Miss Watson.
were: Misses Louise TrcnenbeTg.
Helen White. Edith OlcsOn. Clarke
Watson. Jessie Slaughter. Elizabeth
Rose. Ethel Savage. Margaret Hart
Zcll and bertha Bassctt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03
PARTY Ar F~ARRELIss ron
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS.

4 jolly little party Of young people
was that given by Miss Sarah Farrell
to the members OF her sunday school
class last night. As the class Is moi
very large. each girl asked a boy
friend, and another couple besldcs.
In this way. u party OF six was made
lnto one of a. The ~ OF tho
class are Josephine Miner. BERTHE Ar
not, Florence Reynolds. Elizabeth
Strong. IND Lydia Friede. and their
teacher, Mr.. II. barton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03
JisNII3Z SPRINGS.

fut the benefit Of those CUntcm-
plating a trip to the Icmez country
Ia their own cars, II Is u matter of
record that a Ford aud Dodge car,
driven respectively by MIR. Quickcl OF
Albuquerque. and MIR. buchanan Of
Bclen. have gone over the Cebolld
hill. SO long u bug-beur TO autuists.
This win bring within six hours
travel a region hitherto inaccessible
to dutuists, Both drivers experienced
no trouble, proving that a ear with
gear ratio OF is TO l, can do like
wise.
Fishing In the Cebolla and East
Fork has been excellent and the catch
above ordinary size. Jcmez has been
a neglected spot by the fish COM
mission. both national and state.
other sections ave been stocked aud
r~c-stOCked, and for the fish future OF
New Mexico II Is now about time
hat the state operated its own
hatchery as docs Colorado, Tie
money thus utilized would keep many
from taking vacations to foreign
parts, aud ultimately pay not only
In keeping vacation money At home,
but far more In improved health and
enjoyment. New Mexico has many
accessible spots, which in other states
would be exploited for the benefit
u It's |ltSlhtlAHs ~ pItatlA ~ N''lio
that people from nelghboring states
appreciate the game OF New Mexico
more than It's own residents, vide Ele-
phant Butte and clUudcroft.
The Hotel Gay keeps up It's repu-
tatiOn-rull OF pleased guests. The
overflow Is accommodated In nearby
rooms.
/. -. Block reports most OF his
cottages rented, and with Inquiries
stlll coming In.
The fruit crOp seems to have been
lest damaged than was expected
much less than In other localities
and the housewife is busy laying In
u supply Tor winter, but hertactiViues
are combined with a generally loud
complaint against the sugar trust,
II some wholesaler does not collar
the crop lin toto" the local COM
munity will have fruit to burn-or
ship.
The trouble with the springs is Its
nearness to Albuquerque, Vacation
seekers are always looking Tor the
treasure at the foot OF the rainbow,
with the usual result. From the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03
Mrs. UMPSTEAD-IEIGH'
SCORE SUCCESS HERE,

ThUrr arc tImcs whCn Inc sOcIctN
editor needs the c%loqucnce Of a.
Cicero. aud The lack If painfully ON
burrasslng one OF these is the pres
eut, when the task Is doing Justice to
the performance OF Mrs Bump
stead-L,cigh." presented by the Drama
League OF santa Re at the high school
auditorium last night, The audience
was comparatively small, filling only
the middle section, and a portion OF
the balcony. hut truth to tell, what
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03
MISS DONNA HAWTHORNE
TO BE MARRIED IN AUGUST.

Mrs. Il. l.. Hust received ~ Thurs
day the announcement OF the engage
ment of her niece. Miss Donna Haw-
thornc. OF st. Louis. Miss HHw-
thornc has nm cnviahlv large circle Of
friends in Albuquerque. which she
n Il durlyE her visit here with Dr..
aud MIS-. ltusi two yeats ago The
air c~un'rIuCrt was:
MIR and Mrs. 7. II. hawthorne an
nuunce the engagement uf their
daughter. DorrH Dcctc Hawthorne.
10 Carl Francis Kcrwin. sol OF Mr.,
and Mrs. T.. T.. Kerwin, Of Warren.
Pa. The wedding IL to take place In
August"
II was while on n visit to Milwau-
kce that Miss Hawthorne met MI.
Kerwin, who IL the western repre-
sentative .hcro OF the Crowcll Pub
fishing company. After the wedding.
which will take place in st. Louis. tho
young couplc will be at home In Mil
Mnukee. IN. and Mrs, Hust are going
to st. Louis for the ceremony.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03
DOROTHY l.. McALLISTER
Telephone 3i5.

n IOT1IING but weddings and firecrackcrs aud picnics this week
with a topping play, old dear, to calm our ruffled dispositions
II looks like Cupid was giving the county clerk a run OR his
money on the last week of the brides month. To put the
y 4 thing in its logical order, we should say 'nothing but pcnics,
weddings and firecrackers. 4" 1t is rather tough on the young married
couples to voice such pessimistic sentiments, however.
There is u lot of movement going on in town, even IT 1t is sum
mer: movement of autoists to the PecoS or to JemcZ, movements OF the
small scale vacationist back to his hot and sticky job, movement to
the Japanese lantern lighted L. IN for a plate of ice cream, movement
of the price of Pullmans toward the region of the celestial dome
and movement of the thermometer in the same direction. Every
little movement has a meaning all its own y and here are the move
ments and the meanings set forth below;
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03
PICNIC SUPPER IN
CANYON.

This seems to have been n week
make II Christian endeavor to enjoy
life. But certainly they nno DO
blamed. all things considered, such
as a sudden change In the weather.
and "a big full noon. and the noun
uains with their ~freshening. pincy
smell. Al any rate. the Christian
church Christian Endcavor succumh-
ed on Monday evening, md. taking
a can drove out 10 TijeIns canyon.
Thoy had "a fin picnic supper. and
dftcrwurd toasted marshmallows.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03
BREAKFAST AT COUNTRY CLiB
FOR MRS. FROST.

Mrs. o. \. Mntsun WAS hostess at
Nv breakfast party FOR Mrs. a. H..
Frost at the Country club Wrdncs-
day morning. Mrs. Frost is here
from California visiting her mother
in-law. Mrs. George Frost. on Coal
venue The guests were old friends
OF Mrs. FTost's. n fact that made the
Informal anuir all the more pleas
urablc. breakfast at the Country
club on the mesa In he COO Of tn.
morning was more than delightful.
Mrs. Matsun's guests we're: Mrs, Al
Frost. Mrs. Walter Conncli. Mrs. Roy
Mcdonald, Mrs. w. H.. Allen. Mrs.
II. q. CoOrs. Mrs. Benny bennett,
Mrs. Margaret Medlar. Mrs. Al Good
rich and Mrs. T.. Il. Edgar.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03
LUNCHEON FOR
Mrs. CHAS. WHITE.

promptu luncheon Thursday for Mrs.
Charles White, who left this week
for the rpcos. II was an informal
party Of six, but MS enjoyable a sum
mcr luncheon Ms can lie imagined.
summer flowers we e used IN the
table. and tho toni ensemble and at
mosphrrc NJ the little party one Of
da%intincss and fastidiousness,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03
Mrs. ROSINWAID HOSTESS At
nIItTIfnAA nINNE,n.

\ birthday party Of the week was
tho dinner which Mrs. sidney T.. Itus-
cnwald gave Wednesday, an Informal
affair for eight. with only relatives
and a few intimate friends, The din
ner table was quite lovely In its gala
appearance. n the dinner n most
delightful one. Later in the evening
a couEeuial group of friends came
In to congratulate the hostess. and 4"
gupnd the evening.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03
picnic AT
GENTRY'S RANCH.

The Mercedes club meets at Gen
trN's ranch Monday FOR an all day pic
mic. In celebration OF the national hol-
iday. This picnic Is. an annual event,
wherein the members partakr with
their lunches and whatever talents
they possess. lie they musical his
trionic or In physical proves. In
the morning, songs. drills and address
SEES appropriate to the occasion Will
form the program. and after lunch.
which Ii all spread out together N
the old-fashioncd picnic way. there
Will he games and races.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03
M1ZPAH CLASS MEETS
WITH MISS HULL.

The Mizpah society Of the Congrc-
gational church met at the home Or
Miss Florence HUI on South BrOatp-
way Monday evening. and refusing 80
let dry business monopolize their even
Ing, they had u little musicale after
their business session. Miss Vera
Herhy played q number OF selections
on the violin. and Miss Selma Andcr-
on. on the plano. Refreshments
ing spent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03
Wal, HOLD
n JULY FIRST.

Tho Whr MOthers Of AmefIca,
greeted the Fourth with a patriotic
dance for their friends, and their
friends friends Thursday evening.
which. though a premature cclcbra-
lion. was one enjoyed this more for
not having been overdone. An eight
piece orchestra provided excellent
music. there was some trombone and
stNaphone Jazz in Il. with an oc-
casional respite To recover, when "a
dreamy wultz came on. and decora-
lions In Fourth OF July colors. flags
and bunting. Then there was some
punch hat had no quarrel with tho
18th amendment. for this was the
celebration OF a national holiday. Tho
Duke CITY orchestra played.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03
II MOTORS 10
pALAnIIO THURSDAY.

MIR. and Airs. Alfred GrunSfcld were
hosts at a dinner party at Tamhrisk
Inn Thursday evening. q very pretty
aud informal affair. Mrs. Grunsfeld's
pu,Sts wore MI and Mrs. o.. L.
Brooks. Mr.. and Mn ). u. itosen-
valid. Dr. Cipes, Mr.. Ernest Spite.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rolf Brown.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03
Inn IOR MRs. STERN.

Mrs Albert Stern will entertain az
a dinncr party at the Tamarisk Inn
tomorrow evening. "A belated celebrn-
ton OF her birthday. which occurred
last week. and which was to have
been marked with the party at Paja-
rtto, when Illness In the family pre-
vented. Mrs. Stcrn's guests number
ed eight. members OF her family, and
m or two close friends.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03
FisiENDs AZ TIM"RnsK I'M

DIR. j. $. Cipes motored down with
a few OF his friends to the Tamarisk
Inn last Sunday evening for dinner.
The long. long trail a-winding down
TO Pajarito. which Is unbclicvably cool
and enticing In the evening, with a
delicious meal waiting In a quaint
and secluded spot at the end Of the
trail. proved too great u temptation
to be resisted, and the result vas an
evening OF perfect enjoyment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03
oLEscN.noBEnTs.

The engagement or Miss Edith Ole
son to Paul II. Roberts was made
to her friends at an announcement
party at the Oieson home on Forres-
ter avenue Wednesday evening. The
date Of the wedding has not been
made public. further than the state
mcnt h a It will be In the ncar fu-
ture.
Miss Oleson In a popular young
member Of Il well known family, and
figures prominently In tie activities
uf the younger social set. Until very
recently, she was u member OF the
estiy service.
Mr.. Roberts is also an employee
OF the Forestry office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03
COUNTY, cLCB DANCE
ON JtfNf "a.

The Country club dance was an that
was foretoid OF II Rn5 a little beyond
that. Il came on Tuesday evening.
with about 70 or 80 couples on tho
floor, refreshments and good muaie.
The Duke CITY orchestra played.
When Il TO whether or not the
cial event at all 20 the Country club
croud. but the car for 4 Jolly good
time 50 81 course, with this astIlrtn.
the thing was successful
CONTINUED on pese swo.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03
uU, BULLOCK WILL
NISIT HERE IL AIGIST.

Friends of the Rev. T.. y. Bullock
aud Mrs. Bullock hive "A real pleasure
ahead OF them In the visit OF the Bul-
locks to Albuquerque In August.
where they will he the guests OF the
George Valliants on Eighth street
Dr. Bullock. whO was formerly pas
tor OF 81. Johns Episcopal church'
left Albuquerque about q year u a
half ago. He has been rector OF Trim
lty EpiscOpal church Of Crowley. La,
and missions In Opelousas and Eunlce.
In the same state, for some time. but
on June first resigned his charge
there 10 become rector OF the Church
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03

newcomers point OF view. there Is
here q spirit OF good-feilowship. in
Formally. ana q general rule Of do
as you please; well let You which
is very soothing and r%cstful. us COM
pared with some other places.
II one expects to find decollete
coitumes or Tuxcdos here. he or she
Is doomed TO disappointment. Cling
ham and khaki are the prevailing
styles. plGs a prevailing good humor.
NNN
TALIEY-STAGNEIl
"A very pretty summer wedding was
that OF Miss Eva Talley. to Wade
liumpton Stagncr, which was sol
cmnizcd at the home Of the bride
on Forester emu Thursday after
noon July d. A simple ceremony
was performed by Justice w. w. Nc
clcllan. only members OF the two
families were present. At six o'clock.
a wedding supper was served, amid
decorations Of pink and white car
nations. Mr.. n Mrs. Stagner are
az home 1929 North Eighth.