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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12
Society is Still Doing the WhMng Drsh Act Although Student Activities Haze Ceased for the Summe

brown K%eorgette dress. In keeping with
the simple ceremony which o place.
AFTER the ceremony. MIR. and Mrs. car.
lyle returned 20 the bank, whore they
are both employed. n quietly resum.
ed their positions. intending to keep
the anair n secret for a time. But the
story FOt out IN spite Of them. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlyle Will continue to
work at the bank.
The bride and groom met here
about two years ago when they were
both employed at the state National
hank. AZ Miss Pratt, the bride was
well known here. where she has lived
for many years. h was quite u pop
ular giri. bright and jolly, and fond d
fun. She IL the sister Of Mrs. James
Hubbell, OF West Copper ven
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12
BASKET DINNER AT MCCLELLAN
SDIAII.-

There b. TO Doe "a basket dinner for
The HOLSTERS of Albuquerque at Nc
Clclluu square, al Fourth u slate,
on june 10. ia winch every Hoosicr
h Invited. with his basket 1f lunch.
There viii be a progrtm of speeches
aud songs in the afternoon. " a
Field is the chairman, nnd Mrs g. X.
Angle, vice chairman. n YOU aren't
q Huosier you're sure 'out OF luck, Do
Tor this Ia COINS to be "a real picuic.
tor the benefit of the %lioosiers. ven
venture tu say Tint II viii be IL
Iloosier picnic. OF course. if you
aren't. you don't know what you're
missing.
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HDCITAL ny MIIS. BLANCHE
INUE.iyMOOD'S PUPILS.

The pupils Of Mrs, blanche Under
wood gave an unusually entertaining
recital at thu High school auditor
ium TUESDAY night In which duets
trios and solos, and Plumbers re-
quiring two and three pianos were
gwen. Especially are the latter diiti-
cult to perform. hui they were done
with expression. aud In a manner
that did the pupils and their teacher
great credit.
Mrs. Underwood WAS assisted hy
Miss Ethel Garrett. dramatic reader
Airs. v. D. Moore. accompanied, Mr.
Ralph Smith, violini-t and sir. Jo.
Mnrrisou. vocalist.
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FAREWELL TEA
10 kAnpA GIIllS.

NrH' UuN NoEera oniofIuInnd The
Kappa Kappa Gamma girls az "a fare
well tea az her home yesterday after
noon. The Rogers home was made
festive and lovely with a variety OF
roses. MIR. Rogers ia at ardent mem
Der OF the Kappa 'sorores In urbe,"
who has kept Ia touch with the girls
In numerous ways. some Of the most
delightful Of which are the several
little ten with which she a enter
tanned them during the school year.
Another Kappa Eirl who ha not been
attending school here this winter.
Mrs. Rogers sister. Miss Anne Har-
ris, WAS among the guests. Miss Har-
ris Ia spending u fev weeks with her
sister.
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orrcrn.oAIGHaos

Mr.. and Mn. Charles BotiEor. or
Ola Town announce the marrlaE OF
their daughter Julia, 10 George Gel
legos Of this city. which tool place
In the Church OF san Felipe de Neri
Monday morning at \ o'clock. The
young couple were attended BY Mr..
and Mrs. Rafael Garcia. The bride
maids were Miss Dorothy Boitger
sister Of the bride, and Miss Lucy
Springer. The ring bearer WIS the
daughter Of M. and AIRS. Garcia.
Two little flower girls scattered
flowers In the path 10 h altar. Mis-
Botteer wore a white satin gown with
slid lace. and carried a bcauufui
bridal boquet. e
Following the ceremony a wcddinx
breakfast was served AZ the home OF
tho hrideia mother. The aullefoH
left for n honeymoon trip Is ~ pueu,
from whence they will return 10 Al
~buqueruue. and take up thclr resi-
dence on North Twelfth street.
Mrs. Gailegos ia n member 81 n
prominent family here. which has
been known In the BUSINESS world for
many years. Mr.. 1allogos II em-
ployed at Kahn's store.
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CLOSING ENERCISES on 1IIE
n. \. INDIAN SCHOOL

The closing exercises OF the a. 3.
Indian school were held sunday Mon
day, Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs
day Of this week. opening with the
h-nccniaureate ermon which was
preached By the Rev A. l. Bowman
mans address was Life Abundant
fhe services were well attended, hut
each days program seemed TO draw
more people han the d~y before. ON
Monday, the marching contests OF the
girls were held, and drew a creditahie
crowd. The declamatcry contest ~
the evening was wOn by HOWARD Cor
man. whose subject WAS The Uu-
known Rider" The prize was "A silver
loving cup. u ~ remarkable to note
the Xxi the children al the
Indian school nave made IN this sort
OF work. The following day the boys
marching contest was held, together
with folk dances and drills. In the
evening an address was made BY Dr.
A. T.. Wedge. which he rendered more
impressive By choosing two Indian
words. ''quapnwf' which expresses in
d~olence. ~iazlness, idleness; and 'ohia-
haf which means ability, courage.
perseverance. He Wov the thought
OF his talk around these two. urgine
the graduates 20 choose wisely and
take the latter road. About HiN hun
dred people were present "a thN
graduation exercises. "Wednesday the
last day OF tho closing festivities ot
the graduating class the cipss play,
The American f1ng,' was presented
TO an audience OF 1000 people The
story, Us It's name Indicates was a
patriotic u aud well chosen for "a
class OF the most genuine Americans
one can find. They acted their paris
with dramatic ability and a srnseoot
(Contlnucd on page two.l
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Picnic At rliEHts CANYON.

society Of the Presbyterian church
gave e picnic I'm Tijeras canyon.
There were about 40 people present,
whe went nut In EARS al $3.50
in the afternoon. They returned, all
OF them. hut no one II certain NJ the
time. Rev. Burns and Mr.. ana Mrs.
Harry MpikiHg accompanied the
party. The pinnickcrs decided " was
too hot 10 have welnie roasts. 10
they took out nice cool. oii-paper
wrapped sandwiches. ana furit and
cake.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12
FESTIVAL At MCCLELLAN
SQUARE, July IS.

- slight In Bohemia a festival Of
Dancing, h. to be given at the dedica-
lion uf the Mcclellan Square, on July
10. The program Will include dances
OF many lands. ballet dancing, artistic
posing and dance Representations.
The %pareantry is under the direction
OF Mrs Arthur =. Keith.
II Was planned when the Idea Tor
the festival was first launched, 10
nave group dancing. ana lnterpretp-
lions requiring two or more girls. Il
WAS To- have been given much earlier,
but on account Of 81 many " those
girls who were Co have taken part
leaving town, the groups have had
go hc dispensed with.
a. will bee wise Tor everyone to
leave the night OF the fifteenth open,
Tor q park festival hy moonlight, with
ice cream ana other light refresh
ments, b. an unusual thing here.
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PARTY
FOR Mrs. HARRts1I.

Mrs Roy Mcdonald entertained at
a breakfast party Tor Mrs. NJ y. Bar
rett OF san Francisco, the sister ct
Mrs, W, W Mcdonald. who has been
visiting iu his city FOR the past tive
months. at her home ON South Niutl
street Wednesday morning. Roses
were used In decoration uu the table
Mrs. M,Douald'S guests were Mos.
DANES NJ. y Barrett, " W Mellon,
aid. r. A. Frost, Rufus Goodrich
Thos Eolehcr. Gcrtig. A. q Shortle
and Mitchell.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12
woMENs ExciISNeE PROVING
| SIClIASEILL

The Women's Exchange, which has
been held at the Y. W. G. A.. for two
weeks has proven that there IL a de-
mand for an exchange In A~lbuquer-
que. The home cooked foods have
found an instantaneous sale. The
fancy work, which has been shown
has been a great source OF pleasure
TO the many people who ave come
In besides being remunerative for
cakes.
Some OF the work OF Mrs. Westlake,
with the Interesting Indian motifs at
fructed a lot Of attention. A cordial
Invitation il extended TO all who are
Interested To visit the exchange on
ANY Saturday afternoon.
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Mns. arsr, rStaRAAISs ron
Mrs. ABRAMS.

Mrs. Il. l.. Hust was hostess at n
party for Mrs. Abrams Of California,
Wednesday evening Mrs. Abrams IL
visiting her daughter Mrs. +. y. copp,
at the Stern apartments. The early
part OF the evening the guests en-
ioyed a thcater party at he ID" aud
after the show went To the Alvarado
for an Informal little lunch. Mis-.
Husta guests were Mesdames Harry
BENJAMIN. Fred Garfield. W. NJ. FAR,
Little. W. G. Ocsueich. ~ G. Matth-
cwS. Harold Caller, 4. d. Copp ana
Mrs. Abrams.
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TIIE u
IN CHICAGO.

a report has been Eent TO he city
hv Mrs. Nina otero Warren, state
chairman NJ tho national woman'a
organization who Il representing
the republican women OF New
Mexico In Chicago. This report
with the report OF the Piekeung In a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12
MEETING or SGSHIARy
AT MRS. NASit'S.

81. Johns branch of the WomcnH
Auxiliary met at the home Of Mrs.
Nash. on West Central avenue We'd
nesday afternoon. u Is almost impos-
sible for the various organizations,
even the bravcst who refuse to DC
squeiched by the summer social lull.
to operate with their fun force ell
cheney now. But important business
matters were disposed with, and were
treatments.
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u. Of G. BANQUET AND DANCE
ron IAItII,S

The banquet and lance the knh hts
OF Columbus gave az 81. MaryH hall
Tuesday evening was iu honor uf
sixteen ladies. WHO'S willingness at
an times In aiding b X. of G. men
al initiation hanuuots ana other social
functions the men deemcd worthy ~
public recognition. Their hqnJr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12
PHI MI RncErHIoN rnInAY.

The Phi Mu girls gave a reception
AZ the chapter house on the hill
Friday afternoon from four 70 six
II was primarily for the u. \. NJ.
seniors, but many Other friends Of
thu girls were their guests also. Miss
Margaret Schumacher, Miss Bette
Arnot. Miss Anne Cristy. and Miss
Mary Brorein, Phi Mu seniors. and
Miss Winenah Dixon and the Phi Mu
chnperone. Miss Edna Mosher were
In the receiving line. Tho roOma were
oiled with roses; and music was pro-
vided by Miss Grace stortz, Miss Lii
Ian Patton and Miss Flora Marshall.
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InNI.nAIRN.

Miss carrie 4. Love and Mr.. Elmer
palby were married at the Methodist
parsonage by the Rev. A. l.. bowman
THURSDAY. Miss owe was attended
bv Miss Martin. The Dalby'H viii
make their home In Albuquerque.
The bride Is the sister OF Elmer Love,
AN employc Of the Barber Motor com
pany.
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MEETING or q. u. =.
SEWING CIIB.

last Wednesday with Mrs G. Muiky,
at 6t2 North Fourth street There
were a number 90 visitors. besides
members Of the O. r.. s, who passed
O. most ~pieasurahlc afternoon In a
work that Is an play when can
chat sociahiy and visit Over a. Mrs,
Riehl assisted Mrs. Muiky In enter
tHiuing.
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Parry OF FOUn YENn oIDs.

Mrs. L. hcymnu. entertained nuf
teen littlc children IN honor Of her
little daughter Bertha's fourth birth
duy, a. "a party last Tuesday after
noon Pink and white roses In pro-
fusion gave Bertha TO understand
something unusu was going to hap
pen. aud when the fourteen little peo-
pie arrived with fourteen little white
packages, each y revelation OF JOY Ia
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he was at one time a membef
OF thu Morning Journal stan. MI.
~Trenenberg WIS a prominent hgute
In the younger social set here. tie
left lnr New York shortly before the
outbreak Of the war. enlisted In That
city when the break with Germany
came. After twenty-five months ser
Vice In France. he returned 10 New
York. where he nov lives.
Nj. Trenonberg was engaged To
Miss Armstrong before he left for
France. They we're married soon at
Tor hin return.
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MRS. DANAHY E~NTERTAINS
HRIDGE CIUH,

Tho Friday afternoon card club
met with Mrs. Tom Danahy ~yrester-
day. Three tahles Of bridge were
played. Mrs. panahy'E guests werei
Mrs Cavendar. Mrs. Sells, Mrs. Az
cryt. Mrs. Geo. Taylor. Miss Eatelle
Lrthy. Mrs. Jerre Haggard, and Miss
Alma Hatdridge.
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itself. abe was convinced hat u was
something unusually nice. When ice
cream and cake and play all after
noon with more children than she
knew were IN the world. came on. no
doubt Bertha got her primary con-
ceptlon OF heaven.
Mrs. Heyman was assisted by Mes
DANES Frank Pooier. Stewart. Seig-
freid Kahn. SILK and MouitOn.
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nm. \ Mrs. HfLi.
HONTs AT nINNEH.

President n Mrs. David Spence
iiiii were hosts al n dinner party last
evening FOR the governors party. the
commencement speaker and HIS wife.
and Tor the president OF the board OF
regents and his wife, all Of whom were
present FOR the commencement cxer-
ciscs Of the a.. n. NJ. The HilI's guests
were Governor inc Mrs. q. A. LARA
zolo. DIR. n Mrs. Garner OF Illinois.
and the Honorable Nathan Jana. pres
ident of the board Of regents, and
Mrs. Iana, OF Roswell.
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GARD CIUB Will MEET AZ
Mrs. GnAIItN.

The Ideal Card club. which is COM
posed Of the ladies OF the Eastern
star, will meet nest Tuesday with
Mm. George craig. The club meets
EVERY other week unlike mast Of
the clubs. it b. not laying aside the
cards for the summer.
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SEWING PARTY ron MISS
pI.IAIfS.

Mrs. James skinner gave a little
sewing party for her friends In he
neighborhood Thursday, In honor or
her sister. Miss Helen peiars, who
IL visiting here. About fifteen ladies'
were Mrs. SINNERS guests during the
afternoon. The skinner home was
decorated with flowers for The CO.
caaion.
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RECITAL ~ ~ENPRESsIoN.
JINE ~.

The junior pupils ot Mrs. T. Wulfs
school OF Expression will give O. re-
ri;ai H. expression AZ the Wolf studio.
SIG West Marquette, next Thursday,
June ~. at \ o'clock. The public Is
given a cordial Invitation to DE
present Following n the program
Mrs Wolf has prepured.
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PARTY
Al MENI.HS'.

Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold Meyer onter-
tanned for d number Of their friends
at an Informal party in celebration Of
their wedding anniversary Thursday
evening. The Meyer home was a
bower OF flowers sent In congratula-
-
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DON'T BE MIsiEb,

\ headline On "a recent issue of a To-
cal paper reads. johnson Places CON
ndence In His supporters" But that
b. no reason why we should defy the
Old Biblical a%djurutuun. Put not your
trust Ion any mans legs.
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sCPPER AT suPrFn ROCK.

The Christian Endeavnr Society %
81. Paufs English Lutisaran church
held Its June business meeting az
supper Rock. near The mountains.
last Monday evening. A eopdly num-
Der Of young people filled the several
cars which were used In transport
Ing the crowd.
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0 l.. ueALLfSTER


Ew@zaOR the last three weeks, there has been resting ON the desk
J NJ the society editor of this paper, one lead II Is
collecting dust daily aud it hasn't any Of The inuntiness that
a lead ought 10 have. To tell the truth. il sounds like an
obituary. II is splitting tears, and II signs like the old wo-
I6 man that was oil skin and bones, with melancholy. II Is
bewaiing the fact that the schools have closed, and everybody has
gone 10 the country. or the beach, or where the bright lights CLEAN.
II breaches a funeral address over n society that was expected any
minute TO die, because that is what it has always done before and
here society rises up and commences TO jazz around with the under
taker.
So. as long as Mrs. Jones prefers to stay home and give mesa
parties in her new car To going TO the same old beach, ana staying IN
ihe same old apartment; and Bud and Spud are willing to Keep the
old dancing organizations going through the summer, far be II from
me to foist that crapc-hmg little paragraph on the public however
much il mains me TO thrust il in the trash. Let s all eat, drunk ana ne
merry. so tomorrow the eapricious old girl, Ma mselle Society, won I
die.
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PRATT.CAnIYiE

Announcement has comc from Slo-
Wis OF the marriage Of Miss MarN
Pratt Of that city, formerly Of Albu
oucraue and Mr., Hubert Carlyle, who
also lives In Clovis. ana war once a
resident Of this city.
The marriage o place on Satur-
day. May 80, at Farwell, IeNp where
. the couple went, accompanied by W.
OF their friends Miss pratt wore a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12
Observation-Disclosures

charles Trenenberg ot Sew YORK
CIV was married to Miss Emma Nt'n
etrong also Of New York. at the Little
church Around the Corner In that
nv last Wednesday evening ~ htr
o',lock The wedding was a quiet at
"a, nply attended by q few Of dtr
coups 80 friends.
Ihprlcs = reffenherg IL a brother 20
A. no, gtrome Of Albuquerque. ito
Az a resident Of ibis city for a mum
Of wears whore lie attended the
isiness college, and was hnhket-hnll
mch for Z g business college team
81 W. the high school bankci'oa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12
DANCE OF coon r1NE Gun.

The Good Time club hsld is reg
ular monthly dance nj The Masonic
temple Friday night. Menlbera %
m club and a few invited guests
waltxed and fox-trotted Until mid
night. The committee In charge OF
arrangements consisted Of Dewey
Naples. Earl Mailer and Don Higgins.
Music was furnished ~ a six piece
orchestra.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
At 4 VI

The University Of New Mexico
commencement exercises were held
sunday and Friday ct this week. with
the b-uOcalaureHtc services ON Sunday,
and the comforting OF degrees on En-
daN. Right Reverend Frederick
~ Howden. bishop Of New Mexico.
preached the hacunlauroatc sermon.
~ scholarly one. impressive with
dignity and loftiness, yet not above
the heads OF his congregation, hr.
!. W Garner. professor Of political
science Of University Of Illinois, gave
the commencement address, pr.
Gamers address was given with the
sincerity OF conviction, and was one
OF unusual merit. II Is all too sell
dom thai his kind Of address Is heard
here. Following IN The program Tor
the graduation exercises:
I. March Professional tSelectcd)
2 Invocation Rev. e. o.. Bcckman
o. Music America ~.......,.
Audience aud Chorus,
4. Announcements ..........,-
The President Of University.
9. commencement Address, .....
James ": Garner. Pm. u, pro
fcssor of political science, Uni
versity of Illinois.
e.. Music Roses ...t.,. t'larkl
Ladies' Glcc club
T. Comforting Of Degrees ..,,..
The President Of University
s.. Music TO the Rcvcls, Ava,
TOPEKA "ErnHnDt .......t Nerdt|
Mixed chorus.
q auydipttou. . Rev. \. kuudHcn
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Hight on the feminine persistence
which II bound 10 put the Anthony
Amendment across it must be- an
unusual riRht-ali those red facet.
perspiring politicians. flying about
excifediy, shouting. yelling and ainr-
inE. and all the tiny composed. neat
little women working politely but
impreasively' among them for what
they want.
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SMOKER AT ARslofiY
MnEnAK


Since society u All Of society. and
doesn't exclude stag partiea. and
smokers. Il II certainly in order 10
mention h very successful smoker
the Hugh n Carlisle post had last
Monday might. n was said thai there
was the largest attendance at this
gathering that there has EVER been
since the organization 81 this post.
About $50 men attended.
90 course there was business first.
After a talk by the commandment N
the post and Col. Blown. relative 10
the cavalry troop which will be re-
cruited n stationed here. there
were twenty cnlistmeuia recaivcd.
Jazz music with o harmonica and
a plano. a wrestling and hoxinG card.
"heVO. ose
and refreshments In the form M
"bevo," smokes ana edlbles finished
h thing of as a social went.
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Panty non Miss MoNsER.

Miss Florence Wiriller entertained
informally for Miss Lorna Lester and
her guest. Miss Elizabeth Mnnser ct
Lns Angeles. On "Wednesday, Mis-
WssiIicr invited about eight ot h"i
frnnds To meet Miss sluSscr. Dur
ing the afternoon, the party went "a
4 moving picture show, and return
Ing home spent the rest of the after
noon In singing and playing, \ ign
luncheon was served late In the Al
LarnOou.
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SHOWER ron Miss SCISSOR.

Mrs. u. ~. kinney gave a heaulllul
shower-purty for Miss Beatrice
Scissor, who h. to be married this
month. at her home on Nurth High
street Friday evening The patron
csses aud girls OF the Kappa Della
M sorority were Mrs, Kinney y
guests, Mrs, Kinney h one of the
patronesscs of the sorority, Little
gifts OF all kinds and descriptions
were presented to Miss Scissor, and =
little puzzle, "A Floral Love Tale
was given each guest to deciphcr,
The dining table was dressed IN
green aud whitc-n basket Of white
rosehuds decorating the center OF the
table. There we're white candles IN
white candlesticks; white ice ana
white and green heart shaped cakes.
In the evening there was singing ana
playing. Mrs. kinney was assisted IN
| entertaining by her mother. Mrs,
Lovcjoy. Mrs. Kinney's guests were
! Mrs J.. =. Landcrs, Miss Beatrice sci
sor. MiAs Jessie Venahle. Miss Maml'
Mills. Mrs AHA Hamm, Miss Violet
] Iahus. Miss Dorothy McAllister, Miss
Katherine shntwei, Miss Helen nar'
row. Miss Fabiola Giimor" n Mis-
| Irene Micklund,
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Mrs. Frank Harris Entertained ~
ladies. friends OF Mics Rachel Boyd's
Whose engagement TO Mr.. Harvey
Weidinger was announced recently
az a miscellaneous shower last night
A color scheme Of yellow and white
waa carried out at the dinner, n In
tho decorations Of he house. A large
basket of yellow flowers. tied with a
yellow maline bow. Occupied the CEN
ter OF the table. yellow candles with
yellow shades threw a soft light. and
at each guests place. a v OF a
little yellow rosebud was placed. A.
Miss Boyd's place. stood a kewpie
with a yellow tuile bow During the
evening. each Euest embroidered
Miss Boyd's initials an a tea towel
for her.
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guests were McSdames J. r. Altmix,
J. Herkenhoff. %. Leslie. g. y. heb
Der. Harvey shoup. ). J. Wees. Dan
Sutcliff. W. a. Munster. and Misses
Margaret Dohie. Eleanor Lynch, Mar
garet Leslie. Erma Wcgs, Irene Her
kenhoff and Helen Binkcrt. There
were Two other ladies whose names
u was impossible to get, but they
We're there. and honOred with the
rest.
Mr.. %. y. Marion was POSTMASTER.
but the ladies had 10 rake the toasts
and the responses. The banquet was
served by IS knights. 81 Mary'a
hail was decorated In the X. OF G.
colors OF red. white and blue and
hung with X. of G flags, The table
was laid for $50 people.
Following the banquet. Crollots
orchestra struck up a tune' ~ the
rest ~ the evening was spent in
dancing.
The committee ou arrangements
was composed Of the following: rhos.
Mct'affery. g. f. Bebber. VIM A.
Munster. x. Temer. q. Crowley. John
scuiley, and y. :. Gallagher.