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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-05-20
coNclERTo EN- HONOR DEL sR.
eoHERNADoR LARRAzoLo.

Ia banda tfpiea mexicana 'gnauh.
feniocg anles de despedlrse de esta
capital, 81 microbes en la tartie did
una aadici6n en- ta saia de Ia seadel
mia de- Loreto. en honor de SH Tx.
celencia e Sr. Nobernnsiof IArraHnlo,
a Il cuai aG,ldl6 ei eefoF eohernador,
las alumnaa de u Academla con sus
ulaestras II frente. Lac Hermanaa, J
unas eaantas perspnaa Qne ftefon In
Fitadas expFofosc 1od0s ioe aafa.
tentes que egcucharon 4 los hriislaa
mexicanoa - mnnifoStzron mmy com
piaeidos y sslleroa con sfaios re4
caerdos cue les inspir4ron Las eKee
ienfca pleas Dc matica que por q
eKpaeio e dn4 n1fe1 eiecnsaron fds
jCTeaes ARTISTS. . quieaea fnilrita.
mos POI = axiio obienido.
Hoy iuyez. "a ei frHu ~ "a mahas
na. taiieroa to4es para lA4 Teras.
dFnd darfa 90 pfimeH nasiri6a -
- noeAe &c q f<esfb eofoestfs AZ
aquella ciafaa
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-05-20
/ UNA sEMo7A ABRE LA CON.
vENcloN ! Il /. DEMocRATA IN MICH.

Grand Rapids, Mich. Mayo 1s.Ha-
ciendo un Iado todas las tradiciones
los dem6cratas de Michigan dieron
una sefiora 81 honor de Ia aperture de
su convention do estado aquif. Mrs.
William H. Anderson, de Grand Rapids
vice presldenta del conit6 central del
estado, Dc 81 partldo. llam6 la reunion
al 0rden POGO antes del medic dfa,
acLuando On ausencia del presfdente
DEL eatad0 Thad Preston. unien esta-
ba obligado q permanecer en- casa a
callsa de una enfermedad.
Se nonbrar0n tlelegadoa sin instru-
cclones 2 "a convention nacional p6r
los dem6erataa dc 1s distritos eongre-
aionalea, on junsas habidas antes de ID
apettura de Ia convention del estado
esla tarde.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-05-20
IA c,As0NixAcIoN pE JuANA DE
ARCo Y De LA BEATA MARIA
MARGARfTA DE ALACo0UE

Roma. Mayo 9--Ila confirmation de
los infCrmes de que no serdn creados
cardcnaies en- 81 pr0ximo C0naistorio
ha sldo recibida Dc fuente official del
Vatlcau0 El ConsistoriD de referen-
ella se 0cupaFa poF complete De Ia Obra
do canDnlzacldn de Iuana Dc AFco de
N Beata Maria MafRafita de- Alaco.
one. mOnja y mlstlca franeesa que mu-
no en 1890
* possible pur en Junio se celebrc
tamblen oirO ConsiEtufln. aunaue tam
bien es possible cue Sc posppnea has
~ fines del nae euando Sc considere
"a question de ID crraci6n de nnay0s
k.asdeneleS aE1nsiearra
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-05-20
ESTAN BAJANDO
Los PREC|OS DE-
Los ART|CUL0S


Chicago, Mayo Id. sas noticias dc
repaia On los prerios de Ia rOpa he
cha continfan por tOdas parties del
pals, Los duefi0s de tiendas de de-
partament0 anunciarpn reducciones
desde 20 hasta 50 por cient0. Eh az
gunas parties se anunciar0n los pre-.
clos de zapatos IN nuinto menos, v
en- MI estableclniento de ropa he
cha de Omaha Sc antinci0 que esta-
ba vendiendo 50 surtido 20 v so
por cientD abaio del preeio del mer-
cado. Tambi6n los dentistas han en-
tTado en- llnea Y han reducid0 gu es-
Gala I'M as Dor cientO
Catnisas de seda Festidos para
hoiabre han hajado 20 u 30 por cien-
to en- Indianapolis Tambien la ropa
hecha para sefioras v nifos Sc ha
reducido mucho.
En- Otras ciudades de todas las sec
clones Sc anuncian feducciones desde
is hasta SO por ciento. Estan inclui-
das Boston, st. Paul, Chattanooga, Co
lumbns, o., Hannibal. Mo, St. Louis
y otros lugares mas chicos. La ma
y0D sparte de las reducciones fIeron |
en- los precios de ropa,
En ST. Paul Ia mas grande som.
brererfa para seiioras en- el noroeste |
anunci6 que abrirfa sus puertas a
los comerciantes al por menor v ofre-
De $1.SO0OO0 de mercancfas 80 /
Tor ciento del precio corriente.
Terre Haute. Ind, anunci6 un 20I
por ciento de reduction en- todos los
jraies de honbres y ninos y en- zapa-
os.
En- Youngstown, Ohs3, las tiendas
Ie departamento, menOs una, pusie-
ON tod0 su surtido en- venta con
lescuentos desde 30 hasta so por
'iento
Phoenix, Ariz, Mayo is. Cuarenta
lor ciento de los precios de yestidos
e hombTe, fue Ia reduction anunciat
IA por una sastrerla aQslf y otra fir
Ia anunei6 vestid0s de $65 por $50
San Francisco, Mayo l9.-a4a reduc
ION del precio de los naatariales tex
Hes. sus pr0dnctos. tales coma
ombreros, etc, que Sc puso en- efec-
d en- San Francisco aver fsi6 segni
a por 81 anunci0 de una zapaterfa
3 que Sc estaba vsndiendo VII surti-
b con una reduction de 40 d 40 !
or ciento, Esta firrna Anuncl6 que
segufa el eiemplo de los comerciafi-
Is de New York v Philadelphia." lu
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-05-20
Los EIERC|C|OS
LITERAR|DS DELI
COL. DE- s. MIGUEL
MLjYS BRILL ANTEs FUERoN Los
EJERCiclos LITE sARfOs QUE
TJviERcN LtGAR La NoCAE
DEL MiERC0EES. CuATRC NE
DALLAS pE oRo coNcEDiDAs.

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ass III III ,..''s ns II;
sioS s,.si 6, Ns wv ~ - 49, "
suel. en 81 anai1oTi0 " 9an rIasaels
~, eh 81 Mhse0 QNtbRusl sAil AilAHAaiiuO Z
Aas t'ss en paln.o
TenemOs q Ia vista el programa que
Sc rindi0 en- dfcha cOnfeRta Ofatoria,
81 que Sc ilevo cabo en- todas sus
paitos, siend0 mHy aplaudidos tcdos
los numeros
IN proeranla Ell el siauiente:
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s xs,a,at 60 NJ. sIss 4, =
MI, ..tas,,g
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MollIa Pitcher Manuel Monfoga
The Man who VVaara fha p,,ftnn
Rern a1aria
Long Nav orr EsIar Waae Choir
The Gin ger ana tbe fshiid
Amadeo T.,,ohetti
Noble Revenge James Hughes
The Little Maryr Of Smyrna
...s.s..s.-...A- Francis Kottenstette
High School:
The Choir
Nations and Humanity ....
-...4.-...... ....!.a.. Miguel Felix
The Return Of Regulils .....4-...........
....-.......... James Ouiian
Daisy Quadrille ....-.-....... Orchestra
Character OF Washington
Joe OuinIau
On being Found Guilty Of High
Treason julius SammarcelliI
The Alpine Horn ...........-..-....... Choir
Straffordss Defense Bernard Wood
The Memory OF Washington
-- Belarmino Gonzales
MemOry's Dream -.-..-.--.-.-.- Choir
"A plea for Cuba ....-.-.--.F Fernado Baca /
Theodore Roosevelt Il. Frank Gormley
New port Walty y--.4-.-...-... Orchestra
?daRA'-6606 SIT - cmfwy cnta
Los tneces nara decidir sobra a.
merito de las diyersas compogiciones
iIterarias rendidas Dor los al,Imnos
flaeron los Sefiores Renehan1 nror1s.
nente abogado; ]. b. Sena, sescretafioI
de Ia Gnrte sunren1a' Harrv Rnw.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-05-20

De Espanola, N. MI, vino Ii siguien
4 to c0fnisi6n fin de presentarse an
lite Ia comisi0n del GOhiern0 Federal
i sobFe asurItoH IndiOs, que estuvo en-
esta ciudad e1 domingo pasado Hon.
Jose Amado HAIcero. Sr. Frank Bond
Sr F'ranluerburger, Sr nv. D. Chiles
iy ST.. Benedicto Naranjo.
Con eli mIsln0 fin yinierOn las si-
guientes cOrnisiones el nismO dia
De san IIdefonso, gr. T0mas Roy
bah Y sr. Antonio vigil
De Penasco, ST.. Ramon Sanchez
ST., Lucas D0ningliez,
De San Juan, ST. Miguel Casfas
Sri Fernandez Maestas.
AdemAs de estos, vinieron otr0s
varios cpmisionados ctlyos nonlbres
no anotamosy asf como muchos In
que hacian que nuestras Gales sc Vie
ran mny pintorezcas.
LII comisi0n que vino desde Wash
ington, estaba c0mpuesta de los Sres.
Hon Homer p. Snyder. de Ntieva
York, presidente de Ia Conisi0n de
Asnntos de Indios; Hon. John a. Ell
stou, de California; Hon. b. G. Her
nandez, de Nuevo Mexico; Hon Ma
rion u. Rhodes. de Maryland: Hon.
Clint Cole, de Ohio; Hon. Clyde Kelly,
de PennsyIvania; Hon Charles d.
Carter, de Oklahoma; Hon. Carl Hay
den, de Arizona; Hon. John N. Till
man, de Arkansas: Hon. William w.
de 0klahomas Y dos secre-
tarios. Vinieron de Oklahoma via
Amarillo, Texas y Belen, p0r el Cut
Off Y llegaron bordo de i'm CAIRO
especial en- Ia rnafiana del domingo,
en- el tren No. s.
Temprano en- Ia mafiana Yisitaron
j pueblo de Tesuque. y luego en- el
medic dia ne les siryi6 Ia comlda en-
Ia Escnela de Indios de esta ciudad
iespues de Ia cuaI. en- Ia tarde. pre-
IeDciaron IA revista de los alumn0s de
a EscueIa. que hicierOn erolneiones
.on sus tfajes de gala, de las cuales
Iuedaron may satisfeehOs
En- Ia tarde regresar0n d su trpn,
Ia cindaa
En Tesunue Sc suporie que tuvieron
ma entreyista con los dfvarsos 3efes
e las tribus indias. i0s eomislonar
oa neomexican0s los entreYisfaron
a esta ciudad.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-05-20
uN culDApANo or MUEvO MExt.
60 MUERE A Los io7 AMOS

Roswell. Mayo l5 Jes1s Mails. de-
107 ahcs De edad. muri6 en- su resi-
dencia daranle Ia semana, causa de-
n vejez MaiH ylgs6 en- egta ciudad
por mas de 20 ahoa, en- esta parte
del essado POT mas De cineuenta. Mais
paclo rn Mexico y vino a NueYo ne
xieo cliando era i9gen. y se dice q1s
ee "a persona mas anciana p0r f0dns
estos contoFpoa, ~ funaral - two
en- "A Ielesia eat6Iiea Meneana, sus
Festos taeron sepulsadoa en Il ceneni
terio South Park.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-05-20

Houston. Texas. Mayo l9--El 0e-
neral carranxa lia Hldo capturado por
laa fuerxas revulucionarlaa se 10 ia
dadD nns salyo.cnndueto para que slaa
Fnnabo q Vera Cruz. con IL npndici6n
DE- que abHndone II Fepdbilca lumsdia-
tamente, sesfin los mansaiee ofirlalrs
fecibidos hoy pot un pcfiddico No Sc
hs poaido eonfirmaf u nntltia
Fl PaHo. Tex. Mayo fe Il Gene
fal ]. Gonzales kscntar. auien b. ~
do tefe % tgdaa las oflesael0nes miis
fares IN 81 eslads DE- chihuahua. ar-
xdn un annneio pahiirs6a aqni. AaidF3
eEtA usrne, . iampfene Il iaftts fans
20 IA cin4ad De chihpaHna para rect
bIF ~ aaefo ea5ao
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-05-20
Sc REplTEN LAS HoKR0nosAs
MATANxAS De cRisTIAN0s
ARMENtos

Roma, Mayo = El vAlieann "a Fe-
cihldo fnformes Dc nheyas matanxas
en niasa De crfaginnna "a Armenia.
AdemAE de IN gran namern ae mcti
mas naffgaa. ee asciara que varies
nsisionefna calslieos fuefen fnmbltn
mueFins
kl PAPA Bensaisso. con chj&io AZ
alislaf l1e grandes suffimlentpz de-
Armenia a. sHsfado 5a9 900 ilbfns ~
~ ser aistFEbuiaps ali entire IN neees
sitades. 81 fongfice ,ie Is Sflesla c..
tdIlea tniabstn "a enViad1 Sc 40 u
bta1 Al eafeknal Egeon. Af4ohl4po De
HeinsH para rte las dssne apeo.
ste a. ies nlAes da laa nssaaeS de.
sssiadas a. Fsnnria
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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-05-20
UN AuDAz LADRoN lNTENTA Ro-
BAR AL ERARIo NAcIoNAL De
IA REPuBLlcA De CUBA

Habana. Cuba, Mayo 1g.--Gran aiar-
ma se prodjuo la mRdrugada del Sa-
bado dltlmo en- el edificio donde se
hallan instsIadas las secretaries de
Hacienda y Agricultural, con sus ofici-
mas anexas a la Renta dc Tesorerfa
General de Ia Naci6n. Dicha alarma
IA motiy6 Ia presencia de I'm naiateri0-
so desconocIdo que intentaba deScen.
der q la media noche. al patiecillo
que comunica a un departamento on
ei cllal. deede la tarde anterior Sc es-
taban deposltando los culetes cue con-
tenian rnoneda nacional recientenientc
acuiiada.
I'll centineia de ese lugar. motto IA
presencsa del desaonocldo y le marco
ei alto. pefo en- vista de que este sc
eacurri0 para ocnl,arse detr6a del rau-
70 de Ia azotea, q s0ldad0 dlspAr6 80
rifle, tantD para tntlmidaf ii fugitive,
como para dnr IL alarina en- Ia guar
dias Eata acuai6 en- efecto. J ae prac1
tied nn minucioso fegiatro Ga "a ago
tea y oficinas, Derp no Sc l0gr6 en-
contraF Al intFnHo que sin duda hugo
pof q nliamo lngar pof donde subi6.
es deciT. por m poste da "a Inca Do
tFeHes eieFados Cue hay pf6xIm0 A.
tuEilu Del e6ificio, en- II apeadefo de
In ralls obFapla
~ de suponeFse que q cisado Indl
gifno fenia Fl prop0sito 80 liatar =
eabo IN soto eu Fl depariamento 81
qua "a hNbfan depoSiiafc ta4 euhoias
e1n a Iaaasda frcleniemsnfe eaunada
gae aeaha Dc HsKar A pals
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-05-20
e. eEcRETARio M,Apoo vssl.
TARA SANTA FE.

William @ Makdoo, antss secreta.
RIO de IA tesorerfa. cullen 70 con.
slaera como uno de los pcalbias can.
aidat0A dam6eratas para IN pfesidpn.
cia, asta ahora en- colorado Springs
con sa esposa hija del Presidents
Wilson. proyeela hacar Il Yfa3e fes
De Colorado springs hasta Taos. n
~, On autoui6Fil dentro a. pocos
dins. seEan dice un despach0 De IL
frenaa Asociaaa. So cFae cue ven.
er8 : santa 10 despaas de "a lIeea.
da Taos
Bfepues de una entFeeiaiA en Go.
i0lsao Springs NJ MeAano nek0
que faa ua candidate para a pfdSi.
dencla.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-05-20
* GENERAL ALvARo oaRHoon.

Nuestro grabado representa- al era
Alyaro 0bregon. candidate presiden-
cial de Mexico y ufo de- los 3cfcs de
Ia Ultima revolucl0n que tux0 p0f
reaultaao deponer al Preaidente ID.
Beuustian0 GarTanza Quien hasta aa
fecha anaa rndeado de unos cuantoa
De sus amigos y cnya captura 10
ha anuneladO varins Yeces tan solo
para ser desmentlda al dia sigafanfe.
ri GrAl 0breN6n perdio un bruzo en-
Lac gllerras anteriores de Mexico. "a
aonorense de- nacimiento. K Sc cree
sea el flituro presidents AZ nueatra
hermann repabllca del sur.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-05-20
JoHNsON ENcABEzA LA Lis
"a Pc AFTERWARDS cALIFoR-

San Francisco; Mayo To- Ial Sena-
dor de los Estados Unidos Hiram w.
Johnson, fIi6 nombrado aqu, hoy como
" cabexa de Ia lista de los delegates
alternadcs que acompafiara la dele
gaci6n regular del estad0 que esta pro
metido trabajar por el como candida
to q Ia presidepcia de los Estad0s Uni
dos, en- IA pr6xsIna convention nacio.
nal que se verificara en- Chicago,
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-05-20

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ltssilTsoH. <4Iff ssit srEfr1f $50
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E,sla sEssts lests1etf.sa psla IS
-.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-05-20
VERMONT SOLIDO
EN- FAVOR DEL
GENERAL WOOD
EADA plA uMENTAN Los PROS
PkcTos DE QUE SEA NoMiFlA-
DO El- POPULAR CANDIDATE
EN IA c0NvENcioN NAcI0NAl.H I
be CHICAGO.

Montpelier W.. Mayo 19 10 re-
tornos. todaYia no completes hoy tenn
prano. acerca de las prinarias para de-
terminar Ia preferenci# presidential
de Vermont, dieron al General Leon
ard Wood proxiinadamente rs por
ciento de los votos republicanos, Ell
total de los cuales fue como 81 por Glen
to normal El yoto de los democratas
fu6 muy insignlficante.
FL Henad0r Hiram w. Johnson u
Herbert Hoover, corrieron may pare
jos para e segundo lugar en- ii vota-
ci0n repuhllcana,
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-05-20

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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-05-20

Akaa Fzistss sen Maso tt~s Fiavia
bpfpqaez ~ &l1a halahfalIu setefaa'
dor feI egiaen a. Hae1ss 81 Metie0
- i1Ess a. rsts1afe pfeglsinaat hani
% fe - ffasat
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-23
News That World is Short Of Dyes
Idle Gossip to This Mountain Matron
With Woods Fun of Plants, and an Iron Pc,
in Dooryard, She Goes on Making Own
Garments Just as Her Forbears Have
for Observation-Disclosures TO
Help Communities in Out-of-
Way America.

GONE one forgot to tell the lady of the North
~ Carolina mountains. shown IN the photograph,
- that there was scarcity of dyes because of the
war and that she really ought not dye the strands
of wool she holds in her hand until she can get
chemicals from abroad
One of the interesting facts brought to light by
the great survey of the Interchurch World Move
ment is that these mountain folk never cared for
nor needed foreign dyes. They have been shearing
their own sheep spinning their own wool and dye
ing the strands in the colors they prefer, for
turtles making their dyestuffs from plants that
grow in their fields.
The open iron boiler is set on stones and wood
fire is built heat the dye water to the proper tenn
perature. Then the strands dipped for the requi
site length of time, dried and finally made ready to
be fashioned into hose, muffer nightcap.
The lady shown in the photograph is typical of
the hills in which she lives. She the wide
sunbonnet which is the customary headgcar of
women of the countryside every day except Sunday,
and for many of Them Sunday too. She is also
typical of the lack of modern facilities for educa
ton and recreation and the prevalence of poverty
which keep these hill folk harnessed to bare and
embarrassing existence.
Out Of the survey which the Interchurch World
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-23
BY MABEL ABBOTT
N. e. A. Staff CORRESPONDENT

Kansas City.-A famous painting
La Belle Feroniere"-from the brush
of Leonardo da Vinci, author of Mona
Lisa" may soon hang in the gallery Of
some American art collector.
And all because a little French
war bride married an automobile sales
man who halls from Kansas prairie
town.
Mile. Andree Lardoux took a bit Of
canvas to the Louvre for safe keeping
when the Germans threatened Paris n
1914. She said it had been in her
family for years and she thought da
Vinci painted it.
Experts said if her story was true
the picture was the lost masterpiece
Long ago it was decided that the La
Belle Feronniere," which hangs in the
Louvre, is a copy.
When the war ended, Mile. Lardoux'
family was impoverished. She mar
ried Harry Hahn, an A. E. +. avia-
tor of Junction City, Kan, ana came
here with him. They have decided to
sell the painting on the American
market.
Thus it is that Kansas City art
company offers what purports to be
La Belle Feronniere'' for $250,0eS.
The company says that M. Georges
Sartais, art expert, has examined the
picture and pronounced it the gen.
uine.
La Belle has the same wise smile
on her lips that Mona Lisa wears. She
may smile to think she's fooling some
body into believing she's the real thing.
Or it may be she saw something funny
in the 400 years that have passed since
her painting.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-23
DAMON LODGE WILL
CONFER DEGREES

At the regular weekly convention OF
Damon Lodge, No. 13, Knights OF Py-
tfias Tuesday night the rank OF knight
will be conferred ON several esquires
in amp1ified form by the full senatorial
team. Since the Pythian drive mas
been in operation the team has been
kept quite busy, and with each lnitia-
tory ceremony their work is more et-
fective and impressive. and the at
tendance at meetings is steadily in
creasing.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-23
STATE MILEAGE is
MADE FOUR MILLS

Tallahassee, May 22.-(SpeciaD-
In a recent letter addressed to Hon.
Ernest Amos, state comptroller, by
Governor Cats, the latter announced
that he has reduced the state levy for
general revenue purposes from five
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-23
SUFFRAGE MEETING
CALLED FOR MONDAY

There will be an important meeting
Of the Pensacola Equal Suffrage
League at City hall at 8 O'clock Mon
day night. All members and all in
terested are urged to be present.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-23

mills to four mills. for the year lszo'
in accordance with the recommends
ton recently made by the comptroiier.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-22
ierndale Review Club

one Of the most enjoyable meet.
| ingS of the year Of the Ferudalr Re.
view club was held Thursday after
noon at the home Of Mrs T.. f.. wat
son, when the keynote Of the after.
noon Nas patriotism. The rooms
were elaborately decorated with flags
ana effective arrangements Of flow.
crs and dlaperies in the national col.
OrN.
Response to roll call was made
with giving some interesting fact
concerning the life of u president
Jf the United States.
The program opened with a paper
on the If, of George Washington BY
Mrs W. II. Wimbery. This was
followed By i paper on "Our Three
Assassinated Presidents" by Mrs
Susan Haynes. The remainder of
the program included instrumental
and vocal, and reading selections
as follows: Vocal solo. Dear Little
BOY Of Mine" Mrs. Arthur Cmpen
ter with Miss Margaret Redncld ac
companist reading. The Name Of
Oli Glory Riley Ida Neil Wat
son. piano solo. MELODY Of Love,
Enslcman. Mona Ruth webb: piano
solo, "Eloise waltz Mildred Vim
berIU reading, selling the Baby"
Leona Williams; piano duet. Amer |
can Duet Mrs. Watson and daugh- |
ter Ida Nel Watson.
Another enjoyable feature Of The |
program was contest in which |
prizes were awarded to Mona Ruth |
webb and Lconl Williams. At The |
conclusion Of the contest the hostess |
served refreshments, when the pa .
iriotic color motif was carried out
IN the Ice course.
Special guests for the afternoon
we're Mrs. hu Cannon, Mrs W. T..
Ernst, Miss Margaret Redtield and
Miss Leuna Williams.
The club will meet In business
session Wednesday afternoon at the
lome of Mrs Ran Webb. with Mrs
!. l.. Cox, chairman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-22
SOCIETY EVENTS
BY MRS. EMMITT T. REID
Phone 538

Despite the pretty spring days OF
the past week, society folk took but
little interest in social functioss
prevalence OF illness, many events
planned for the week were either
postponed indefinitely or cancelled.
Announcements for this week are
also limited. The program Of the
Philharmonic Club. postponed from
last week, will be given Wednesday
afternoon. The Ferndale Review club
will also meet Wednesday afternoon
and Thursday afternoon u meeting
Of the First Ward Mothers Club Will
he held and on Friday afternoon
the Mothers club OF the Fourth
ward will meet Various church 80.
cleties will meet Tuesday afternoon.
Wednesday night the E.lks viii en-
tertaln with an informal dance at
their hall
On Tuesday afternoon a group Of
young women, prominent in Ard
more's social life, Will meet At the
home Of Miss Mary Anderson, for the
purpose or organizing an afternoon
social club.
Prominent among events announc.
ed FOR the coming week Is the Bene-
fit Dance 10 be- given by the mem
hers Of the George r. Anderson Post,
American Legion Tuesday night
March ., at Convention Han.
On Monday night, preceding. the
Lions Club will present "The Gypsy |
Trail - al CnuNeutipu Nan which L.
viii close the series of Charles F /
Homer productions given under their
auspices.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-22
First Ward Mothers Club

The Mothers Club Of the First
ward will meet Thursday afternoon
at O'clock, when pupils Of the
fourth grade under direction Of their
teachers. Miss Gladys Scivally and
Miss Maude Drain will give pro.
gram.
Al the conclusion Of the program.
MIR. c. II. Woodruff, principal of
Ardmore high school will talk on the
subject OF "Americanization."
With Mrs George Corhn, chair
man the mothers Of the pupils of
the fourth grade will serve refresh.
ments. All members and friends are
invited.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-22
Red Gross Luncheon Club

Mrs. Edward Gait entertained the
members Of the Red Cross Luncheon
Club with a | o'clock buffet lunch
con of charming appointments. yes.
terday. at her home. Gait Manor.
There We're present Mrs Harold
Fell. Mrs Frank Flelvey. Mrs. Frank
Porter, Mrs. Fred Chapman. Mrs.
Monte Dillingham;, Mrs. Walter
Thompson. Miss Ellen Dickson and
Miss Mary Jarrett
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-22
Junior Iengne

The Junior League Of Broadway
Methodist church will meet this af
ternoon at o'clock at the church,
with Miss Mona Ruth Webb, leader
OF the lesson on "Our Country's
Need Of Christ" The program will
include, in addition to the lesson, q
reading by Emiine Hoffman and a
piano solo by Wilma Ernst. Friends
and members are invited.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-22
American Legion Benefit Dance

What promises TO be one of the
most delightful Of early spring
events is the benefit dance for the
George Anderson Post American lie
sion, to be given Tuesday night
March ., at Convention Hail. being
planned by local Legionairres. Mr.
F. Sherwood Hotchkiss will act as
floor manager and music will be fur
nished by the Louisiana Five orches.
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