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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-10
MISS MANUEIITA CHAVEZ
MEMBER OF T~ltIGONIAN
NIsNatG SufAIE

A former high school student, who
Is now u teacher In one Of the fore
most county schools In Bernalillo
county, has recently been appointed
prcss representative FOR her county
on the Trigonian News. official or
gan Of tn y. NJ. y. T.. az Las Vegas.
She Is Miss Manuelita Chavez, teach
er at the Caudelarias- Griegos school.
Miss chavez represents rs co-work-
ors from Bcrnnlillo county, at the
SUMMER session OF the Las Vegas
Normul. \ poem Ny her, entitled
"l GU and |" appeared In the last Is
sue of the paper. j. few weeks "
a poem by Miss Chavez. "Tho Con-
quistader' appeared In the society
edition Of this paper.
Miss Chavez IN a sister OF Dennis
Chavez executive clerk OF the u. =
Serate for the past three years, VINO
has recently returned from Wash
ington. MIR. Chavez is an attorney
here.
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SURPRISE Party ron
MISS ADEIINE CLIFFORD.

4 farewell surprise party was given
Miss Adellne clifford by thirteen OF
her friends at the home of Miss Adele
NorellI on North Fourth street Mon
dny evening. Miss clifford and nor
mother Mrs. Oakley clifford are I"
leave the last OF the week for Los
Angeles for the summer, The eve
ming was spent In all sorts OF games
in|tcrspcrsed with the cvcr-populni
dnnce. and after everyone was tired
dainty refreshments were served
Those who sprang the surprise were;
Misses Adele Morelli, Carmen Morelll,
Rose Dinelli. Anita Pearce. Irene ID
nclIi, Mary Nattali. and Elizabeth
Xeiglcr: and Mcssrs. Hugo Gloml'
Herman simon. Carl Wit. Bryan
Vivian. Frank Dinclli and Pete Mat
teuCCi.
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DIR. SHUMAKEH welded TO
KANSAS CITY GIRL.

An account OF the wedding Of pr.
Claude Allen Schumacher and Miss
NcrinI Alva Burnham, h
ment of which was made 4 short Time
ago, appeared In the Kansas Cl,y
Times last week, Dr. Schumhker u
associated with DR.. Petit, Miss burn
nam is a Kansas Chs girl. The ac-
count follows:
The marriage Of Miss Mcrial Alya
Burnham to Dr. Claude Allen Schu-
maker Of Albuquerque. n. NJ. took
place at S:3o o'clock last night at the
home OF the brides mother, MIS-
charles u. Durham. Before IN"
ceremony, Miss Mary Davis sang Be
lIeve Me II All Those l~1ndearinR
Young cha ms" ant II Love You
Truly The wedding music was
| PLAYED by Miss Wanda Mcguire.
Tho ceremony was rend In the NV
ing room before the mantel. when
was banked with palms, ferns ana
garden flowers. The Rev. George w,
| Hatcher of Columbia, who also mar
ried the brides mother, oficiated.
The bride. who was given In mar
riage by her uncle, Mr.. A. y. Burn
ham, wore a gown of chiffon taffeta
and Irish lace. Her veil of tulle wa
held in place by a wieath of lilies o.
the valley. She carried "A shower
bouquet Of Ophelia roses and lilies o.
the valley. Miss Elizabeth Kerr, wh'
was maid OF honor, was gowned "
mink tafetn and silver lace and car
ried a shower bouquet OF pink rose
and lilies OF the valley. The brides
maids were: Miss Helen VALLEY. Mis-
Esther Mccarthy. Miss Helen Black
and Miss Margaret Schumacher. The
wore gowns In the pastel shades o
, orchid, blue, yellow and Jade, wit
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-10

uorsage bouquets OF pink roses. Little
Helen Buruhum wore Il fruck OF
white organdie aud carried h ring
In a lily. MIR. Wills Scbrcc Burn
ham acted ~ hest man Tor Dr. Schu-
maker. Mrs. NJ. -. schumacher. moth
er OF the groom, received with Mrs.
BurnhUm at the reception following
the ceremony. The assisting iricndn
were:
Mrs. John phorson Of Lincoln,
Neb.: Mrs. Della simpson of Lincoln.
Neb.. Mrs. \. r.. Burnham, Mrs. Ray
Sebree, Mrs. W. W. Woods. Mrs. VIII
liam Calhoun, Miss Clnricc Maddeil,
Miss Lillian Sehrer. Miss Avis Wac
dell.
Dr. and Mrs. Schumacher left Tor a
honeymoon 10 New furk and Canada.
and will be At home after August J.,
University Heights, A|lhupncrpuc,
y. NJ.
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terra. and ceremonies hefitting the
close of % glOriuusly successful ,cur
have been arranged. As It was the
cooperation al the pubic which
made the success OF the ctfctcria
possible. the public Is to assist Ia the
jubiliution.
In the first place, bowls Of pink
and yellow flowers have been placed
on the tables, which with the pale
blue aud white furnishings Of tho
dining room. win make u bright and
artistic picture. At moor small
cursngcs Of sweet peas were present
ed to each guest, aud tonight shcrbert,
with u little swcct-pCa tucked In the
snowy summit win be- presented TO
each with tho compliments vi the
Y. W.
The record OF the cnfctcrin is 92,-
GA meals served Within the past year
AT an average price Of iS rents per
meal. Miss Mary Paine ~ director Of
the dining room. and a board OF III
rcctors. composed Of Mrs. NJ. T.
! Hickey. chairman: Mcsdumcs Mar
gurct Mcdlar, ". W. Strong and G. T..
. Hudgin are bon charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-10
DAME RUMoR STOPS At THE
CAFETERIA.

Dame Rumor Ii a person with a
many-sided disposition, and one side
Is decidedly humorous. This week
she was hanging around the Y. W.
G. \. cafeteria and she snicker"d al
most audihly four or five timen. she
was getting a line on some OF the
poor neglected husbands who not
many days & wcra singing 1oytuny'
MY Wife's Gone to the Country.
Hooray!" The first morning they
started to cook their own breakfasts
and before they had finished eating
them, II was. My Wife's Gone to the
Country. Hoodoo!"
So now there IN a delegation OF
about a dozen or so prominent bust
ness men doing the lock-step into the
cafeteria every morning. behind the
bright and brisk poor working girls,
looking as IL they know their feet
were the biggest part about them
with the exception Of their hands,
and gee! this place IL hot.
And then the ~loquacious dame saw
a few OF the wives of the rest OF the
prominent men. who are taking their
own vacations at the democratic on
vention, or with son and daughter az
on a fishing trip in the mountains
and she shut her mouth and opened
her eyes. Fresh and neat NJ that
botanical genius known as the daisy.
they trip up the aisle as cody and
independently as Washington cross
ing the Delaware. They eat as II
they enjoyed their meal. and chat
together and smile and nod good
morning to each other.
As she went out she snorted, "WhC
I said something about the weaker
vessel" she mumbled and slammed
the door.
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YOUNG kANSANS COME
no ALBIQtEKQlE
no BE MARRIED..

\ simple but impressive woddidg
was solemnized ut the home. Of IN.
AlOnEo Bright Tuesday when M;as
Lucy Neodhum, ot Lane, Kansas, hc-
came the bride Vi the itcN. RollO j..
FISHER, OF Corning. kansas. The cou-
pie came here especially to have Or.
Bright who Is II close friend Of the
family, perform the ceremony. The
bride attended school with br.
Bright's daughter In Manhattan, kui-
Aas. The Rev. Fisher is u minister Of
the Methodist Episcopal church IN
Corning, where he ana his bride viii
make heir home. They leave Tor
Corning the first Of next month.
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FRANK GoUIN MARRIED
m OKLAHOMA GIRL

Frank Couin. popularity known
among his college mates here as
.Frenchie'' was married ON june 2S'
Ia Miss Gertrude Hazaldinc. Of OKLA
homn. The announcement was made
by tho brides brother. Warren D.
IazeIdine, from Dallas, Tex, where
Ihc ceremony was performed. Mr.
and Mrs. Gouin will make their nome
in Duncan, Okla, where MI, Gouln
holds IMPOSITION rs oil g%eolosist.
Mrs. Gouin IS u friend OF WITS, -
r., Boyd Of this city but ~ othtrWlsc
not known here. II Is a very, young
womnn but is said to be most attrac-
live. MIR. Gouin was a student OF
the L.. y. NJ. "a few years ago II
member OF the Sigma thl fr~dterhl'y'
ana n OF the sig CHI lumlnaIles
Ii in reported that. while enrolled IN
IN. Lnin class here, lie was thrice
wsddcd to another young lhdy III
IN. presence OF his professor class
mates and the members Of the " "
h. A., with the ceremony ot the an
dent Romans. This Is not gcheraily
known and is not now given our 10
indicate that the gentleman H. leauIns
a double life. II Is merely TO lllus'Iuvo
that he was at all times ready TO Noi-
unteer cheeTfully, even under wv
utns, adverse circumstances, IN th'
activities OF the class room anu t"" I,
IN this case he did II WIN suV.
good grace. THAI the rejected llIst W.,
feels no bitterness over the Wnt's'
NJ all-she gave us the St"rN. "'
self.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-10
PICNIC PARTY At HIGHLAND
PARK WEDNESDAY.

The green grass growing All
around. all aruund' has a mighty APP
peal to people these days, and parks
are favoiitc picnic grounds. \ small
picnic party consisting OF MIR. aud
Mrs. passmOrc. Mr.. and Mrs. W l..
Hurt and Mrs. Fred kirkpatrick. and
the children OF the respective families,
spent the afternoon In Highland park
Wednesday. where they had II Jolly
picnic supper.
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PARTY OF roS.issEssrEns
AT W. q. W. HALL.

one OF the best and J%oiiiest parties
OF he week was the regular monthly
get-together party, of the Women'a
Catholic order OF Forresters, which
was held for them and their friends
at the W. O. w. hall Tuesday evening
The program was first The %transac-
ton OF business and this was followed
by cards and dancing. Five tables 0f
cards were played, In which a prize
awarded. Mrs. =. n. Balling won the
ladies' prize. a set OF ice ten glasses.
and Mr.. VIM. Munster won the prize
for gentlemen. "a deck Of cards. Miss
Francis Murphey played for the dane
ing. in which some sixty-five people
participated.
The committee In charge OF ar
engagements wa Mrs. Leslie. Mrs. Ley
endecker and Mrs. Martha Murphey.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-10
FINE PICNIC NfNnoDer-rIrr
SPRINGS.

The picnic Of the odd Fellows and
RebekHs was held In TiJeras canyon
Monday at HodEe-Tite springs, ono
OF the prettiest and coolest spots In
the canyon There were $50 mem
beers Of the two lodges present. The
ladies brought the lunches and the
gentlemen the ice cream-'oodles'' Of
II. The d Fellows band furnished
music, patriotic airs and popular
tunes. finishing quite delightfully."- M
Of the most enjoyed OF the Fourth nf
July picnics.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-10
rrcxrc AT cL<fhS RANCH
LARGEST IN HISTORY.

The picnic at Gcntry's ranch was
tho largest In the history uf the
ranch. when between l2b aud $50
people, n"cighhuring rauchcrs aud
their friends. came to celebrate the
Fourth, ON Monday last. Prof. j. 5.
Iandcrs. OF tho University. gave "a
sterling address on patriotism. the
kind that makes us pause and think
what the Fourth of July means To
us. Or. Bassutt OF the HARDWOOD
school gave % serious talk on ways
aud means ui repairing the damage
Of the war BOO the tnitcd States.
school children In the ncighhorhood
sang, recitcd % give exhibitions OF
drills, which. in truth. deserves more
than "A PASSING comment; there vas
impromptu singing, and music by Mr.
IluL.unAul .uL-.LLNI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-10
uousEKEEPEit'S CiUB HOLDS
INppIlTANT MEETING.

Everyone has been following with
n great deal OF interest the progress
uf plnns for the Community cannetY
which Is to be established in Atrisco'
and waiting for the day when the
organization would announce mat
actual operation would go forward.
Well, get set. At n meeting Of the
nousekeeper's club at the home OF
Mrs. James 4. Con Thursday, the
rules nnd bylaws Of h H~ousekcep-
ers Community cannery were drawn
up. and seven more signatures were
obtained, making n total OF twenty
members Of the corporation. Plans
Tor the cRnnery have already been
drawn UP. The club has called a
meeting for this evening at the Il. T..
shelley home in Ranches de Atrisco'
nj which the men and women of the
community will make the final plans
Tor the canner and It's equipment.
This liz to be the meeting OF meet
ings, at the conclusion Of which the
completed plans will be laid before
the public,
The committee FOR inst weeks en-
tertainment turned IN receipts to the
extent OF $3.50, which makes a
grand total Of Sl2i raised by h peo-
pie OF Atrisco solely, at entertain
ments OF the sort which recently
have been chronicled weekly; socialS,
dances, pie auctions and the like. Inc
women Of The community have dont
the planning and execution them
selves and to them h due the pinlSt
Tor the success of the venture. Tht
movement started among Them nnd
with the most laudable perseverance
they have kept II going until Il
reached the point where thcii
theories could be put into practice
We've got to hand 1t 10 en- ans
we do so whole-heartedly.
a meeting of the HOusekeeper'i
club will he held at the home of Mrs
Donaldson. July 20,
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MISS LOUISE WATSON AND
WALTER NONENIAN 70 RE
MARRIED TODAY.

The wedding of Miss Louise watson
and Walter l.. Noneman will be per-
formed this afternoon at lour o'clock
at the Lead Avenue Methodist church.
The service will he conducted by the
Rev. g. q. Beckman. In the presence
OF a large number OF friends OF the
two families. A large guest list mas
been made out, which 1t is expected
will fiji the church.
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LUNCHEON FOR OKLAHOMA
tIrN CHESTS.

Mrs. y. !. Strumquist was hostess
ut II small informal luncheon party
Wednesday for Mrs. Patterson amt
Mrs. Byrd OF oklahoma titN. who
are visiting ~ the city Tor q month.
The guests were entertained Will
music, flowers were used IN d"ruri-
non and a delicious lunch was served.
all tending to make a most %cnjuynhl"
social hour.
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MISSES LEE EN1Ei,TNI ron
DIT-DE-TOMN GUESTS.

\ very pretty bridge party was
given thc first week uf Mrs. Frnsts
arrival FOR this California visitor AMI
the Shortlc's guest, Mrs. sam Shor,lr.
by the Misses Lou and Julia L"c OF
West Copper avenue, Three tables
were played. The guests were large
81 old friends Of Mrs. Frosts and
frlnnha nf Mrs. A. q. Shnrtln's.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-10
DANCE At MASONIC
TEMPLE: FRIDAY.

The members Of the Good Time
club held their monthly dance last
night M the Masonic Temple, IN
which forty couples participated.
Good music ut an Kinds furnished
the proper spirit for the evening, and
Il good r~cfrrshment committee. the
properly delicious refreshments,
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rnn MISS sEfrN ZONES.

\ party to welcome Miss Setta
Jones. NJ Wlgonmuund, formerly OF
Alhuqucrpuu, was hold at the home
of Miss Rose kunz Thursday even
Ing with e number OF Miss Jones
Albuquerque friends IS greet her.
Miss KunZ and Mis-. Nuight We're the
hostcssos. The evening was spent in
playing the piano and singing. but
npt much time was had for either as
Miss Jones left at iO;l0 for Roswell
From there she will 80 on to Arr
zoua. where she will make her home
In the future. The guests were
Misses Anna snow, Mia Fly, Zecra
Scery. Laura Chamberlain, Ray DORIS
man, BEATRICE Cooper, Iva Fuchs,
ana Miss Jones.
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MRS. HEINRICH AND MISS
WILLIAMS HOSTESS At SHOWER.

Miss Louise Watson and Miss Edith
Olesun were guests Of honor at u
shower given by Mrs. Fred Heinrich
and Miss Edna Williams at the Will
liams home on South sixth street
Thursday evening. Games and read
ings Of a humorous nature made M
the evenings entertainment. An old
fashioned silver and cut glass basket
filled with sweot-pCns and honey
sucklos was used as u ccnter-pioc".
and the flowers in shades Of
pink and white carried out the pre-
dominating color note churmingly'
The gifts to the guests were cut glass
wuter sets. and were 80 concealed mat
only by following written directions
and uuwinding yards of pink ribbons
could they he found.
The guests of the evening We're:
Misses Bertha Bassett. Doris Boren'
Joyce Chase, Elizabeth Gilbert. Mar
garet HartZell, Pearl Helm, Margcry
Kerr, Winifred Naples, Lolita New
hall. Mary Paine, Edith oleson'
Grace Schultz, Virginia simmons
Eunicc Thorne. Clarke and Louise
Mutson, Estclle WciscnbaCh, Ednn
Williams, and Mcsdam"s Sadie Cole
! Bessie Frank, H.. u, Garcia, Clara
Heinrich, NJ. Oleson. G, \. Watson
! Paul Hell. Cora SWEET. l.. j. Putsch,
T.. /. Williams. Ralph Smith and D.
J \. Portcrficld.
FIRST BIRTHBNS DR. CAFETERIA
To-day IL the first anniversary OF
Tho onsuInr Of tho Y. W, c. \, cafe
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MESA SUPPER GIVEN BY
Mis- HENRY n. BROWN.

one Of the many picnics whisn
completely filled the Fourth ana Illsn
WAS Mrs. Henry Rolf Browns mssa
supper party Monday afternoon. m
party motored out on the mesa ~
the cool Of the evening u h'e y
delicious picnic supper close 10 W.
foot OF the mountains The sueS''
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-10
Y. ". &. \. Gn;i.S ENTERTAIN
FOR HRlDES.

The g. T.. T.. club OF The Y. W. c. 4.
Of which Miss Edith Olcsou and Miss
Louise Watson are members, under
the leadership ur one OF the members,
Miss HERNIA French, gave a pretty
shower NJ the recreation rooms for
It's TWO hridcs-to-hc. ''hc table was
beautifully decorated with swcct-pcas
and a fetching little kcwpir dress
cd In "a white briGal costume, stood
IN. the center. \ handsome silve- tray
was the sin Of the club to Miss Ole
son. and "a set OF shcrbcrt glasses was
presented To Miss Watson by them.
Miss Mabel Suggs gave a number Of
musical selections during the eve
ming. Those present were: Misses
Louise Watson. Edith Oleson. Eliza
beth Rose. Clarke watson, Mabel
SugRs. Anna Berry, Musle Ferry. Es-
tcllc Wiscnhach, Eunlco Thornc,
Grace schultz, Winitred Naples,
Louise SchHdcl Irene Wlcklun, Vera
npruuup and Doris Koran.
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DANCE At c~HHDwicK HOME.

MIR. charles Chadwick was most
at a pretty informal dance At
the Chadwick home on West IL
ieras Monday evening. Mrs. George
Crawford. the Chadwick's guest for
the month. and a resident of kansas
City, was the honor guest. Flowers
and Fourth OF July decorations gave
the reception and dancing rooms q
gala appearance. Ten couples danced.
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on Fart Gold avenue Wednesday aft
crnoOn Mrs. Rogers was assisted Ia
entertaining by Mrs. Thomas Blake
more. and together they planncu an
hour OF business and OF pleasure.
The former, Of course. was the sew
ing, and the latter a jolly guessing
game, In which Mrs. Earl portorfiold
won the prize. Following the social
hnmr dninlN ro~frcahmnnta wore surNrh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-10
FAREWELL REX El"IlON FOR
Mrs. NI,MTANDEil,

4 surpris, party was gwen last
night at the home OF Mfs. Al Mathieu
for Mrs. otto N~ewlandcr. who leave
next week 10" "A visit ~ "a year T."
her old home In Stockholm. sweden.
The guests wcuc members Of III"
Lutheran Ladies' Aid society Of 81
pnul's Lutheran church. and their
husbnuds. The affair was In the ma
ture of a farewell reception, ana MIR.
and Mrs. Matthew and Mrs, Ncwland-
or greeted some fiftv or sixty guests
The rnoms were made quite lovely
with decorations OF sweet peas, car
nations and ferns. and a program OF
music was provided by Mr.. and Mrs.
Palladtno and Mrs. X. j. 8aldridgc.
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DELIGHTFUL BRIDGE
FOR Mrs. lfROST.

Mrs. Frank poolcr entertained at
iva tables Of bridge at her home
Wednesday afternoon for Mrs. Al
Frost of California. who Is visiting
her mother Mrs. George Frost. sum
mer flowers decorated the tables and
a summery atmosphere Of g~eniality
and warmth prevailed at the lntor-
NAL gathering. After cards. dainty
refreshments were served. Mrs,
pooIpr's guests were Miss Lou Lee.
Miss Julia Leo, Mrs. Louis lun!ng,
Mrs. Franz Huning. Mrs. Arno Hun
ing. Mrr. Aldo Leopold, Mrs. Il II.
Edgar. and Mrs. Al Frost.
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MRS. ROGERS HOSTESS
IN SEWING CLUB.

Mrs. h. a. l:ugers entertained tn"
Eastern star sowing club at her home
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SOCIAL AT NrcLfIiAN
SQUARE THURSDAY.

TIL itNDA1.
Next Thursday afternoon. negln-
ming at 4 o'clock, the ice cream social
OF St Johns church. TO be given by
members OF the women's guild and
the men OF the vestry. will he held
at Mcclellan square. Tie festival
will officially open bhe park, n
Judge Mcclellan has ordered 500
Japanese lanterns TO be placed among
The trees ard hung IN every conceiv-
able place about the park. Booths
OF ice cream n Lemonade Will dot
the scene. and vendors OF crackerJack
Will be very active. A band will pro-
vide excellent music throughout, the
evening. and Il IL confidently expect
ed hat an unusually large crowd
will turn out. because OF It's being
the formal opening Of one OF the big
gest parks in the city, The social
VIII open at 4 and close at ..
FOR MISS MABEL BARTON.
a O W was given for Miss Mabel
Barton by Miss Lulu Hendricks. Miss
Irma Wolking and Miss Mary Web
ster at Miss Hendricks home last
night. 1t was called a fifteen cent
shower, and all the gifts, which were
small but useful articles purchased
ut the is cent store. were placed IN
a japanese parasol. and 'shOwered'
upon the bride in reality. A Ole
scheme of yellow white was car
ried out In yellow n white roses.
Music was "A feature OF h evening,
and about 80 guests We're present
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs. !. A. Patterson of this city liz
visiting her mother. Mrs. r.. Minor
at seq West Marquette.
Mrs. ]. c. Kircher and Miss Mar
garet keleher are spending their
summer vacations touring Colorado.
They will be gone several weeks,
Prof. and Mrs. Henry Meier of
Danville. Kansas, stopped for u short
visit this week with Or. u. II. Boyd
and family, IN their way TO the
Pacific coast.
Mrs. John Morelli and daughter,
Miss Gladys May, LETT today on the
California Limited for Long Beach.
where they will spend the summer,
They will be the guests OF Mrs. Nor
clio daughter.
Mra. Otto Newlander and little son
Alfred will leave Tuesday or Wed
nesday Of next week for New York
port. from whence thry will sail for
Stockholm. sweden on July 81. Mrs.
Newlandcr In returning to her native
land, for the first time In 26 years.
81 will visit "A Sister n a brother
In the capital for hou a year.
Prof. and Mrs. John Walter Grunor
passed through the city the early
part of tire week on their way to MINI
nesota. where Prof. Gruner will take
up his post as instructor Of geology
~ the State University there. Prof.
Gruner was formerly a member OF
the 4. n. NJ. faculty, and Mrs. Gruncr
a student there. She was Miss Opal
Garrett.
Mr.. S. T. Heath has his sister and
brother OF Ordway, Colo. visiting him
at his home nj the Crsa de ORC. They
will spend the week here.
+, DIR. and Mrs. A. q shortle spent
: the early part OF the week In Santa Fe,
; A. /. Riedllng was a visltor In Santa
+ Fe Tuesday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. n. J. Strumauist spent
= the week end up at Jemez, going ~
overland Friday and returning home
Thursday evening.
/ Mrs. W. 4. Walton has returned Il
! Albuquerque after a trip to Dcnve,
and a short stay at las Vegas. where
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