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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
ANNA wILDs SrRUMqUIsT-resphon 1888

~ VERYBODY is peeved.
The weather mans to blame.
May almost here aud furnaces and furs are late spring
necessities.
- Reports Of snow drifts in Colorado as high as buildings
and blocked traffic and frozen people give a realization
that things are worse elsewhere, but even this solemn consolation fails
TO brighten the gloom here.
Complaints are ON most lips and disgust written on faces. With
a savage pleasure we talk of reverting to calico gowns, potatoess
suga1ess meals and retrenching expenses just rs if war were still
going on.
The feminine mind is much upset. just when the post war styles
and extravagances are at their most gorgeous best, the fad for the
simple life and economy and homely dresses is started by leaders all
wish to emulate just to be in the progressive procession. But alas,
it is a real grief to step out of Peacock Promenade to Calico Alley.
II seems positively u crime against the native instinct Of fcminnity
TO do il.
And go to parties with escorts in blue denim!
IIOprOrsl
We have been accustomed 10 weather to suit our fancy in the Rio
Grandc valley, and to indulgence in fashions and fads TO suit our
tastes, and-barring war regulatons-to having what we like on the
table-and-Oh what's the use!
Everything h upset. and we're all pecvcd, and maybe there will
be a war with Mexico next, and the only bright spot amid the en-
crcing gloom, is the report of a few marriages and marragestO-be,
that prove Cupid is not chilled to death-even if everything else is.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MARRIAGE.

An announcement fraught With IN
tcrest TO a wide circle OF friends ~
that Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wcstcrfeld
the marriage OF their
daughter Charlotte, TO MIR. Emry
CARRIER OF this city. The ccrcmeny
took place in East las Vegas the
afternoon Of "Wednesday. April Z. JUS
tice OF the Peace j. q. stewar.. ohicl-
atlnE. The young people came back
10 Albuquerque and have started In
housekeeping in their new home. te3
West Iron venue The bride - the
daughter Of former Mayor Wcsterteld.
and Is a popular member OF social
and church. clubs. The groom IL an
cstimable Duke Cityan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
MUSICALE NJ M0RnIsr.rrE
HOME.

A new voice Don local circles was
heard at the meeting Of the Fort
nightly club Tuesday night MI,
Harold Mcfritui ia the singer. Ito
delighted those who gathered IN Mrs.
Morrissetto parlors for the last club
meeting before the hostess moves To
III paso. The quality OF tones was
pronounced by critics ~ the club 20
be- true. controlled ana satisfying
Mrs. Morrissette's rich contralto was
also heard 10 solos, and aH always
made tho heart respond as well as
the cats. Grace Minfrcys clear
YOUNG soprano pleased everybody
The numbers she sang were well
given. Conversation naturally dwelt
upnn the wonderful Macbeth 40 late
IS here. The third and last OF the
club concerts viii he Percy urangei
pianistc.
After the formal prorram informal
muHic and iollity was tho order OF the
] onin Everybody who felt the
! spirit Ia move nor thim) played and
sang Then everybody present and
there were 36 club members there
sang songs bon chorus, ln duo and solo
and most oi the numbers hud prclud'
intcrlude and postiudo expressions u'
regret thBt the hostess IN su soon %
& 1nuNo Tho city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
TI,E GuIID noLi,s sALI.

n was Il -four day rummaEr sale on
First street Ladies Of ~ iohn y
guild were responsible FOR H.. AttiCs,
aud cellars yielded up thcir treasures
aud there was an amazing array OF
dresses. books, lamp shades. dishes
everything |thinkable Tor sale, The
patrons OF the place were plentiful
too. Il Is said the guild wth likely
have in hand the entire balance due
on thcir pledge ON the organ tunu
when receipts are counted tonight
Mrs. La Belle the capable itnancier'
had charge OF the annir ana was
aided and ubcttod by devoted mem
beers of the guild.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
scurprlr n'nrcHr,rloN

Monday. Woman's club gymnas-
ium class. Z =. m. Glrl reserve CORPS
company a, 4 o.. m, ,
Tuesday: Girl reserve corp. l
company u. 4 D. M. "a Us Pans
club. d D. m.
e Wednesday: Recreation Tor gus
from the welfare home, - D. IA.
am reserve corp 3. company \, 4
y. m. Order oil Pegasus 'ihgh' o
q. M.
lent girls. Miss Mary kimball hostess,
D. m. Girls club banquet D .. M
FRIDAY recreation ana Ncapcrs az
Indian school, a. y. m.
saturday. order Of Pegasus
flight" \ a. m ChildrcnH gym
nasium class, 10 a. m.
Monday afternoon at their regular
meeting the girls uf CORP /, company
= Of the Girl reserves spent most ol
the time planning songs ana aluhtt
Tor tho banquet which BE- To taxi place
next week. A free ticket Tor tht
] banquet Will be given to the gttl "l
this corp VINO writes and presents th'
best song for the club. Much intercs'
Is heing shown IN The contest
The p,rls Of the e.. g.. a. club are
ns mirh Interested in ~ e. l., AS arr
the hnusckccpers OF A city. Fact
1tiesday evening there Is keen inter.
est as to what this committee VIII Il,
with their 90 cents per plate. whicl
paid for the club supper. TINS Wecl
The committee Eurprised an prcson
with generous holpings OF rrchme'
chicken, boiled rice rolls and butte
Tor the first course. TOR The seconi
they served fruit nat lollo and vauilli
waters But most Interesting of al
Is the fact that these two clever girl
came out with 81 cents Ion the treas
ury.
aasHaHH"
As onl, two of tine welfare girl
were allowed to leave the home Wed
neSday afternoon. Miss Rose and Mis
Helen Brown took them 20 u pictur
show The girls seemed To enjoy mi
as II Is so seldom theS got to see
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
nErnOrmAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

ENquisitcly appointed with cm-
b~cllighmcut OF udoruus blossoms iu
pink. was the memorable function
when Mrs. e.. 4. Watson was at home
this afternoon to 90 ladies'.
Pink ]pctticoated candles sunusod
the shaded rooms In "a rosCntc glow
aud sweat peas In pink were mnsscd
m tasteful clusters. As u guests
arrived they were received hy Mrs.
Watson. her daughter. Miss Louisa
Watson "a Miss Minnie bichl.
The pretty dining room was all
afternoon a popular place. A. the
table Airs. John Mum ana MIS- Rus
sell Howard poured, assisted 10y Mrs.
Earnest Garcia. Mrs. " e. Me
bowel. Mrs. Lynn cook. Misses Edith
blvHun. icrsis bryce, NcNa Blake,
Clarke Watson Guests were served
hrart-shapcd daintics on individual
Trays. fayurs with each tray were
hand painted roses that opened their
pink hearts when touched, and there
40 the heart Of each rose were the
words. ~. Louise Watson aud Walter
Nuucmau, %bctrothcd' And then the
news WAS out Fluctuations aud kiss
ing featured The talk fest, uf course,
la the living room a blue bird be
tiothal bouk was q boo wherein each
guest inscribed words OF wisdom 10
Ncnturcsume souls setting forth on the
path OF mntrimuny. some Of hes,
gems OF advice It is whispered were
fcarfully and wonderfully worded by
matrimonial veterans VINO felt theiI
experience justified wit u wisdom
The bridc-cIcct, daughter Of Mrs. e
\. Watson. BE- n OF our mpst worthy
lovely gir.s. who u been Tor s0m'
timc an efficient secretary In the Office
] pt the H~uTrnuuh'S AddiuH Machine
company Her fiHnce. Walter None.
man. son ct Mr.. and Mis-. e. e. None
man. respected for his nmilN and hli
own achievements. b. actuary Tor th'
Occidental Life Insurance company
The hctruthHl b. onc of those matche
that delight the many friends Of thu
,"inCipals. The wedding date has ne
been fixed, but viii likely be late
summer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
MN DONATES no
SCHOOL.

Mr.. c. n. Cotton. Wholesale merch.
ant " Gallup. was n Of several
citizens Of the Carbon city to give
material aid TO the fund Tor the Fran
cea willard school for girls at Bclen,
when Mrs. Florence Atkins WAS IA
Gallup last week. Mr.. Cotton gave one
hundred dollars to his cause that the
miners Of Gibson. Navajo and Hcaton
mines are today making up a sub
scriptton list TO support. Mrs At
kins was the guest OF Mrs. Lilliah
Wilson white In Gibson.
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IN. B.--Items for this
page must be given to the
Society Editor before Fri
day evening. Telephone
1881

sung by olive Harden. Tho sweet
ness and promise In her voice were
appreciated by Miss Harden's hear
ems. Mrs. Harden was accompanied.
\ much rclished finale was the
demonstration and serving Of hcrmits
and Ice cream by four high school
girls. pupils Of Miss Hatcher ; n the
domestic ience department. These
were; Misses carol Wilson assisted
By Grace Moore, in making hcrmita.
and Helen Spiccr. assisted by Lois
Brooks In making ice cream. In "a
gas stove the hermitS were baked.
while the spectators waited to eat
them. SuEaricss ice cream was also
prepared for the cNpectant company.
In another column these rcccipcs are
given
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
MARnIEp IN nEhKELEY.

A Handsomely engraved announce
ment received ~ friends here yeslcf-
day announces the marriage Of Misa
Ida Emma Dawson. daughter OF Mfs.
w. J. O. Dawson OF Berkeley, caliior-
MIA. to Mr.. Charles =. Brothers Of Al
buqucrque, New Mexico. The cere-
mony took place In Berkeley, April 10.
II is presumed that Attorney Brothers.
Of the United States forest acrNlr1
here win bring his bride ~ Albuquet-
que to reside.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
Mns. rnnnN,s SEnIEs.

Tire first Of a series of afternoon
bri,sa parties was given Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. Rcuhen Perry at
nrr home In the campus Of the gov
eminent Indian school
The spirit Of sprtngtime that brood
ed within the home Knocked the chill
of tho elements outside. A~pplehlos-
SONS and sweet peas made an ettoc-
tive ur-namentaton scheme in tho
ruoWa where at seven tables tho
guests matched wits In tho popular
game Of bridge Scores were counted
and awards made 20 Mrs. u. L. Breh-
mcr and Mrs. Frank Butt. The ladies
both received corsagc bouquets OF
roses and sweet peas.
Luncheon concluded the afternoon
pleasure hat VIII always Doe q bright
spot an th, memoirs q tho favored
inviiecs. Mrs, Perry will preside "a
another Informal afternoon ne homo
next week.
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no WED IN PHIIADEIPuA.

Hosts OF friends hero are interest
ed In the nuptial ceremony to be ceic-
bratcd at the DEMONSTRATION ho-
tel in Philadelphia mex Thursday
evening at 8 O'Clock. The bride Will
ne Miss Anntttc Weinmnn of this city
and the groom Mr.. Alwyn Steiglotz
OF New York city. The parents Of
he bride, Mr.. and sirs. David Vein
man. and family. and Mrs. Soy
mour Lewinsou. Of Albuquerque, viii
nc present az the ritual. The bridal
pair Will sail for an extended honey
moon trip to Europe on May 4.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
nRruANs NNNuXL rIM.

The boys of -. A%nthony'e orphan
age are holding rchcarsalH for their
annual dramatic production at tho
crystal thcatcr This b. to he The
Mascot "a thrce-aCt comedy, coached
by the teachers In the school at the
~urphanngc north of the city. There
Is plenty OF material tn draw on as
tho u%rphanugc has iG0 children
most Ut them boys. Of pre- high school
age. How many are listed In the cast
the teller OF news aid not shy. The
play b. to be In May.
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at the fraternity chapter house.
The occasion was the fourth an
nivcrsary Of the installation Of
the local chapter into tho national
organization. Tho special feature
was the memorial service In honor
Of three esteemed members TO have
been transferred into another sphere.
These are Hugh Carlisle, the first New
Mexico youth to lose his life In the
wat aud for whom the local branch OF
the American Legion is named: T.. G.
CLARK. and Ray walker. both NJ whom
died during the whr. The service was
ln charge of Thomas Cnlkins. Motho-
dist minister OF the church at Bclen
and a.. ~. NJ. student, "a Sigma chi
member Guests Of the fraternity
at this memorial, commemorative
Tho honor and affection la which de-
parted brothers are held, were the
mothers and sisters and close friends
Of fraternity men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
10 rALk N PICTURE SHOW.

a brief speech on the purposes OF
the Frances Willard school for Girls
at Belcn Ia TO be- made by Mrs Flor
once Atkins neat Monday evening a,
ing will be done. Mrs. Atkins sent by
the National ", e.. r. 4. into the state
TO inform the people OF the scope OF
the work viii tell In her charming
eloquent way Of the aims OF the schoo
aud the plans Tor It's mtt-e.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
IOu MUNICIPALITIES.

Mrs. David spence Hill Is hostess
this afternoon 10 a score Of adde's m
vited to meet her sisters Mrs. James
Harrison Moore and Miss Emily
PAYNE. OF Elizabcthtown. KY who
are here visiting Mrs. Hull, lntof-
maiity ana the amous brand or
Kentucky hospitality mark the oe-
casion this afternoon.
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INFORMAL

A courtesy to Mrs. David spence
I'M and her sisters, Mrs. James Har-
rison Moore and Miss Emily Payne,
VI Kentucky. house guests " Mrs.
Hih. wa given by Airs. Lucien Rice at
her home. 100 =. Arno street. Thurs
day. The affair was prettily APP
pointed but wholly Informal. covers
being laid FOR ten.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
GOOD TIMERS DANcE.

Al The Woman's club thIs Time the
Good Time club held the monthly
dance. The company who enjoyed tho
occasion last night report a "beauu-
full time
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
sOflAL ~AITENNOON.

The Ladies' Ala society Of he Lend
Avenue Methodist church met Thurs
Jay afternoon at the parsonage. MUS
sic OF choice quality was furnished
by Miss Gail hickman and Mrs. &
NJ. Weber. Luncheon was served bS
Mrs. -. A. portcrfield, Mrs w. J.
Brennan, Mrs. Albert Morris, MIS-
sam Kay and Miss Hainer.
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wEICoNm HoNf

Good news b. the announcement
that Leslie Briggs and wife have come
To Albuquerque from ~. sumner 10
make their homo here. They are
domiciled az ltg y. Smith street Nj.
Leslie Br.ggs viii be associated win
his father. n ". Briggs. In The phhr-
macy business here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24

club members were advised by The
chairman 10 abstain from buying
potatucs 10 they choose TO do so, as
the matter would be left entirely with
the individual Many present In IN
formal talking. declared they were
doing without potatoes tll prices
drop.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
TUESDAY CLUB AT
Mis-. NAIIiANIS.

Mrs. George valiant viii be
hostess t. the members OF the Tues
day Literary club neN Tuesday after
%
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
ANornrn s@mRISE nAIL.

Ballut Abyad shrine viii hold their
ncAt ball Monday, May 10. rms at
fair VIII be exclusively Tor Shfiners
ana their ladies. and Will be formal.
Refreshments Will be served, Tho
music will be furnished hy the COT
jumbo orchestra. Tho committee in
charge is composed OF Russell y.
Mead and G.. r. Peterson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
%nATGmTEns TO MEE,T.

Members Of the.Lew Wallace chap
ter OF the Daughters Of the American
revolution are this afternoon the
guests Of Mrs. Reuben Perry at her
iiome at thc Indian school.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
mo DAY At THI CLUB.

Attendants that filled the MumHu's
club rooms yesterday afternoon were
RECALLED with music. stories, and deli
,acies that ticklcd tie palate. II was
Domestic cicnce day. And as m all
well regulated homes, there was a
program OF odlfying music and talk
as well as gratifying goodies for the
appetite.
Mrs. Albert Morris was leader. MIR.
Harold Merriam, the cultured bari
lone who has not previously been
heard here, won instant admiration
and praise for his rare vocal talent.
n Will not be the last time local
audiences hear Mt. Merriam unless
ne leaves town, TIE numbers ne
sans accompanied by Mrs Heofsr
E,crrit were. "Goudhyc Sweet Day
boy Kate Nnnnah, and "Bcdouin Love
song boy Schneider
A story that held an |Cnthrallcd
was Mother q Vuttiug from the
novel OF that title by Kathleen Nor
MS. given by Mrs. Earnest Garcia.
The telling OF the heart gripping
story OF every day life. was what
touched peoples feelings and opened
tho tear ducts OF her audicncr as
Mrs Garcia in direct, clearly spoken
words. interpreted the author
message.
The training of the college o%ratory
IN southern California was evident IN
every ryllahic MIS- Garcia spoke
Following the rcading was a dee
lightml violin solo by little Jane Hun
ing played with The ease Of one wht
enjoys hpr tTut-toncd instrument
Dorothy Cameron accomplished az
yioiiniste or pianiste, filled the latter
role this time, accompanying JAM
Huning
\ soprano solo by q fresh younl
voice wHs MolloES Waltz Song
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24

Miss EvanReline Perry, an alumnus
Of 4. II. s.. now a student IN Kansas
university and "A member OF the ~
PM sorority there. has written that
the recent cold wave IN kansas occar-
Toned homosickness for the land OF
sunshine
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24

pIiktAHSt
We sometimes wonder
Kinda seriously
Whether
" when Tonnyson
And Keats and
shelley and Swinburne
And Richard Harding Davis
And Kipling and J. Phillips
Oppenhcim
And Poe and Robert
W. Chambers ana
Al the other
incnndcsccnts
In the chandelier OF
Fame were young
Did they
Write foolish crses
And crab letters ana
Nonsense Tor their college
Papers
And were they as rotten
A. thisN
We are Just wondering.
Silver ana Gold.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
nENINrs mn TmING.

The "Ovcr-allsT club launched BY
men who pledge themselves not TO
dress In c~osilicr raimcut than denim
goods sell for. are scheduled to meet
tomorrow afternoon In jefferson hall.
Al men and all women who wish To
enlist In the crusade 20 smash the
cost Of clothing are invited TO attend.
Ncstor MOntoya is chairman and Far
nest Garcia secretary Of the now cru
sade against prices.
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show. After tho show their hostcsses
took them TO Grimshaw's for q re-
freshing drink before taking them
home.
"Wednesday evening" flight was
made by five Pegs" They went
about half wuy To- islcta aud back
and all report 81 very good time Tho
evening was lust cool enough to put
spirit into both horse and rider. II
II hoped that more friends will Join
the order bon the near future.
Y. ". 4. \. MOTIFS.
The regular meeting Of the board
Of directors of the Young Women's
Christian association was held Mon
day evening at the headquarters. 1876
North Second street. Mrs. N. n.
Hickey the vice president. presided In
the absence ut Mrs \. 49, Stroup.
The meeting opened with dcvotlons
by Mrs. Hickey, then followed the
regular reports, an OF which were
very gratifying. The cafeteria COM
mittcc reported the largest attend
nuce for ono month since It's open
INK IN July There WIRE 10. 2a7 meals
served Ht.thC average price of - cents
"a meal
The report uu employment showed
very definitely that there are many
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
TEA.CUP GOSSIP

IisA-ttP tOSHlf.
There Is a sirl In our town and
bhc n ~woudruus wise u heard
that Prince Charming whose rims she
wore. was nippant and dirty with
another girl shc promptly sent him
back his ring and refused To listen
To the excuses OF the plcadcr Tor
pardon The .iiltrd uu, gricNed FOR
his naughty fianccv one whole week,
Then the ring Was placed on The
finger OF the correspondent IN the
case, OF Tangled Love
Il am taking my daughters east to
find suitable matches fot them. There
Do no culture or wealth boo A%lbuqupr-
que This remark is attributed To a
local society leader who plans To tear
up stakes and live near matrimonial
markets ON tho Atlantic scaboard the
coming year.
Another fond mother with u keen
vision dcCltryd she had moved TO Al
buuucrquc, with her two daughters
and sons. I'm order to have them get
interested IN the nice youug people,
here, beoausu they are an iu the teens
now aud are sure To be- Interested iu
mating. IN the town where We lived
there we're no desirable families that
~, considered good enough iur our
children to miA with socially or 70
marry into. That II the chief rcd-
son we moved Il Alhuquvrduc-bv be-
cause the young people are ambitious,
u-p-stanuiug % respect religion
\ certain double wedding that was
slated tor this month has cen cau-
,cllcd by an fuur Of the contracting
parties.
\ slip OF the machine made Mrs.
lis rink Tea to read Punk Tea,
but instead OF the customary thing OF
blowing the \. EfH, head on, Mrs. n
considered Il q rich joke that she told
on herself In an after dinner speech
saying that sometimes the truth Is
tu.d even IN heWspa pcrs.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
NI.I.EN nnrCE HOsT TO srNGs.

Having a birthday anniversary was
the excuse Tor a t|ollificatton at the
home Of Allen Bruce last TUESDAY
evening. The guests we're an stays.
mn the absence Of the g%cntler sex In
NO wise affected the fun Of the small
bat select company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
CALICO CLUB.

The good old times OF cotton print
frocks may come back. Not h good
old times when cggr were seven cents
a daxcn-but the pretty cnlicoea OF
yo~Eteryear may come into vogue again.
This If the purpose OF h Calico
club that Is to hold a meeting pre-
liminary to onectinE a permanent or.
ganization next "Wednesday afternoon
In Jefferson hall.
Every woman who IN Interested in
reducing the high cost % wearing APP
parel or In adjusting herself to con-
dltions so hat cRlicOes instead OF Sl2
"a yard silks may he ~popularized. Nv
asked to come TO this meeting Mrs.
Rafael Garcia Ia chairman OF the club
pro tenn. and Mrs. Wooten secretary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
EASTERN STAR 70 ENTERTAIN.

II Ia to be an all Eastern hthf AZ
fair In the afternoon ~ Airil - next
wednesday In Masonic temple. ~
members are To bring sewing WIN
vb, eutov recreation are To play
cards or there may be both needle
work and card playing INDUCED IN.
turn about" AZ G:3O o'clock mere
will be q gathering uf the men tolh7
of the Eastern star families. 'hll-
drcn. zoo. will be there at a great nls
star. Masonic dinner wednesday eN',
ming Sut "a banquet hul "a uaSN,,
atn,,.r that will SAVIOR of "a picnic
PARTY. The qualifying word big
used advisrdly because mat means
Tho attendance After the feast there
Vim be- Informal dancing-Jusl q
lodge family party.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
ISSUED.

Mr. and Mrs j. NJ. Barber has
cent out cards for a dance at n
Country club the evening Of APR
80.