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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17
KIwANIs BANoTTT AND BALL.

kiwanians are busy mcn always.
But buster than ever this week MAX
ing preparations for the annual com
plimcut to their ladies. This Will be
Ia banquet In the y. NJ. gymnasium
next "Wednesday evening. There VIII
be an the frills o. a formal event
with flowers and evening dress and
after dinner toasts. nr. NJ X Wyi-
der viii preside us toastmustrI. II
former functions are to he rmulated
this after dinner flow Of wit viii he
a feast Of mcrriment. But wncn the
spccchmtklnE Is over and while u
words Of eiuqueuce sttll hurn In h
minds OF auditors, adjournment will
be made. and by motors the COM
pany viii go to the Country club.
There the evenings entertainment
will he crowned boy the supreme
pleasure Of dancing The committee
on arrangements are Frank strong.
chairman; Or. Fred Pctut Lynn foN
Is. Bl-Kiwhniaus always do every
thing iuSt right 10 To
RECEPTION FOR MRS, ATKINS.
The recreation rooms of the Y w.
G. a. were the scene Of a most happy
Tea Monday afternoon. The Alhu-
querquo Woman's Christian Temper
ancc union were hostusscs to their
distinguished guest, Mrs. Florence At
/ hANNN " NNh ANNlNNAr N'NN HNNf IANA'NNA'
| lecturer FOR the ". e.. r. 4. Mrs. At
! klns' reception was that OF home folks
Ia u home coming pilgrim. She has
been here on former occasions ana
made many warn friends. Ia order
TO accept he commission Of the ma
! tional w. 9. r. 4. 10 come 20 the sun
shine State FOR three months, Mrs,
| Atkins cancelled engagements IN North
Carolina aud Georgia FOR the summer
Several club women and church wa
men were present To greet, Mrs. At
kins. and two White HihhoncrH Of
] Pennsylvania We're present. Mrs. .
o. Schwentker sang in touching way
MY Old Kentucky Home and wac
recalled for an moore. Charles
Byrnc, in special compliment 10 the
lady from Dixie sang "a group ui
southern SONGS; Darling Ehloc.
The Exodus "Massa's In dc Cor
Cor Groun'. % and for AN encore
Kentucky Dreams aud by request
whistled The Mocking bird Mrs
4. 4. Keith was nccompnnist fol
! Charles Byrpe, and Mrs. y. W. FaN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17
CNNOVIT Ron INITIATES.

Nearly zoe Masons Were 80 the ban
quot in the dining hall Of the Masonic
temple Tuesday cveninE The occa-
sion was a prelude To the more SER
nus prolram after dinue when five
candidates Tor the third degree were
Initiated.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17
20 \ %INrnMMNILY-

Members Of the Country club will
gather IN he club house on THE mesa
next Thursday evening TO have an
Informal dance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17
LIEUTENANT PINEAU WEEDS
british GIRL.

Lieut. cleo Pineau. our own AIbu-
pueruue birdmau, whose hproism in
the war with Germany attracted ad-
miration OF an Europe. has recently
married an English girl In London.
The enclosed clipping appeared In
The London Daily Mail uf recent
date:
we have much pleasure I'm an
n%ouncing the marriage OF Gabrielle
romeroy BartinFelo. daughter Of Mrs.
A. B~artinfale Of Melvin Hail Golders
Green. London, niece 81 the late Wis
cotSltcss =. Cherlcy of Elm Grove.
crouch End, LONDON ~. to Lieut.. g..
q. pineau. ~. - g.. Of the 2iOth
Air squadron. r. j.. c.. son OF Mrs.
Adele Estalder pinenu. ~ Albuquer-
que, New Mexico. 4. s., A.
The Bridegroom elect is well
known in America for holding several
Of the worlds records In the motor.
cycling world. He also did excellent
service In France, having brought
down a number of Hun planes. FOR
which he was awarded the distinguish
cd flying cross. Tie VAS for unie
time n prisoner Of war In Germany.
The gentleman la question. met his
bride while on leave I'm London. whore
she was playing Ia one Of Albert-de-
Courviiic's London hippodromc sue
ctssos. u hdd many thrilltng CN-
perienccs, having played through Sc,
era air raids on many occasions.
These raids commenced when Miss
Bartinpaie was leaving the theater
for home. This would invariably
q q delay OF several HnNious hours
spent la the nearest underground
tube station. An trtnic being sus'
pended during this period,
The bride elect arrived In New
York March .. having made the voy.
age on the -. $ impcrator.' This
being tho ships first passenger triT
since tho a
"Mra Pineau has visited many
countries In Europe. but 10 has becr
her ono ambition to visit America
She shows very keen enthusiasm Over
the country In general Mr.. and Mrs
Pineau expect to tour the states thor.
oughly. during tho neN few months
London nnily Mail.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17
y. VI. ErFoRr no M COPIED.

a letter from Mrs. Gertrude Mar
I'm national superintendent OF the
department OF social morality Tor the
W. c. Y. IT,, and national president OF
tho American College Alumnac. wrote
from Cleveland whore SHE went To pre-
side over he convention OF the A. q.
\. THE institution Tor training girls
tho New Mexico " g. r.. 4. Is opening
az bclcn is to receive all the time 4
can give to 81 AS % member OF the ma
tiuhHi advisory board. II ~ TO be spc-
MAT after this venture hns proved lis
success that it will Doe the first uf "a
series of industrial Training schools in
every state of the tinted States. This
h. u privilege for New Mexico TO lead
m" way Co 20 great chain Of such in
Ht'tutluns TO De fostered' by the ma
tunal W. g. a. e."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17
IuNIoR.sENIoR PROV.

with an tho eclat due 10 the an
nual college event, the JuniOr-Senior
prom was staged last night In Masonic
ball room. Suggestive OF spring bios
SONS were thf lovely co-cds In their
evening dresses. And thNir hand
some cscOrts-thc university youths
are handsome. every one OF hem
made heroic figures as leading q
In the social drama. The faculty was
there, too. and enjoyed he ievee quite
as much AS the seniors and Jul Tors.
The grand march was led By fresi-
dent David Spence Hill aud Mrs. hill.
As tho procession finished the march
figures tne couples filed past W girls
dressed appropriately for The two
CLASSES. These were Miss Jerry
Howard. a senior coed dressed ia
cap ana gown with a badge % the
sonior class cUlors, royal purple ana
silver. The other, "a junior lass, Miss
Marian williams. in a dress OF the
Junior colora, rink and White, Pro-
grams lcttercd In gold on white. were
passed by the scnior and junior rep
resentativcs d,
A seven piece orchestra dispensed
the brand OF harmony that some
dancers qualified as heavenly
The decorations were an In the Of
fetal cherry and silver, all elcctrtcs
were capped In cherry red. snap
! dragons ia red and white were used
~profuacly. A midnight supper was
The happy finale OF the affair that VIII
be recorded In the memory books
uf most Of the 10 participants.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17


W. &. 7. u. that Is establishing the
Frames y. Willard school at Belen.
to mother needy e.rls.
Last night at "a mass meeting OF
citizens held in the picture theater.
Mrs. Atkins again addressed Belen-
ties. As usual the speaker touched
the depths of peoples hearts and
reused much enthusiasm for the in
stiiution that IL t. he opened this
month. Fifteen mcmbers Joined the
W g. 7. a.. after Mrs. Atkins lee
turc.
Yesterday Mrs Atkins aud other
Whine Rihhoners visited. the farm
lahds given to the W. g. r. 4. Just
out of Belcn, where the five hundred
cherry trees donated by Mrs. Lindsey
are being planted to form the nucleus
Of a Lindsey orchard. The chavez
buildings were also visited, and
agents uf Mr.. Chavez were already
~r"noNating and whitewashing the
wallis. 10 prepare for occupancy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17
IN. B.-Items for this
page must be given 20 the
Society Editor before Fri
day evening. Telephone
1882


animated by comely ladies. In the
company we're: Mechanics David
Spence I'M NJ. X Wylder. Russell
Edgar. O. A.. Motson. Frank strong.
Lucien Rice. q. y Marion. Moore.
Miss Payne. Mrs. Bennett.
MUSIC CLUB AT
Mrs. MOttRISSETTi-'S.
Once more the Fortnikhtly Music
club Of which she hak beer "A pillar Of
strength. will meet AZ the home Of
Mrs. Morrissette. as North Ninth
street. That will be next TUESDAY
evening Although the program com
uiittce has not yet completed the list
OF entertaining numbers, the scribe
was given a hint Of the good things IN
store bs the following. Mr.. Merriam. "a
new vocalist here will sing two selec-
tionH; Prayer Of Love" by Pouttus,
and From Youths Happy Day" oy
WAtecke. Mrs. Morrissctte viii sing.
hirs. Ancona, a comparatively new pi-
aniste In local circles will play. and
Miss Grace StorE will sing. Mrs.
Morrissette and Miss Stortz are long
time fayorttes The program promises
these musicians and others
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17

80" ~ NH"NNNNH"HI AHN VI nWNNn NN
snt influence Il for good must be
nnchored safely TO tho tenet of the
respective parties and made abiding
paris Of their programs.
LADIES sMoKEIts.-
Once upon a umc there was a func-
fion ~ the Duke City feminine elite
given hy an a~riatocractic society lead.
ct After dinner cigarettes we're
passed ana most Of The guests light
I'd up Noting n diner who re-
fused TO take a weed the hostess
importuned her saying; "Oh. do have
one. An ladies smoke now" In q
calm voice. looking about AZ the
scorea OF guests smoking. the guest
replied. DO they rcailyg 1 did not
know that any lady would ever
smoke ( Streas on The word "ady")
Then the guest excused herself and
went home. A timely note from a
Herald feadcr received today reads;
Mrs. Society Editor.
~ am sending tho enclosure which
may be OF Interest 20 the society
iaCies 81 the city who are fond OF
their little puff between dances or
In the privacy % their boudoir. You
might work u M Into something for
your page"
The clipping enclosed Is from the
New York Tribune and follows;
ANHHn . ANNANnANkH NuFkNNE EaME
erol 81 the United States public
health service, spoke right up from
Washington the other day and told
the women OF the nation 10 stop
smoking ~ciRasettes In spo two
Of New York's widely known physlo-
ms toid me women to 10 ahead and
light another one.
an his Indictment Of cigarette
smoking by women surgeon General
Cumming said Il lowers the morale
% h nation. Is one OF the most evil
Influences In American life and spells
the complexion.
OR. aenas -. Gregory. head OF
the pHychopathic ward az HelleVNf.
ana Or, A. l.. Goidwater. a dfdE
specialist say IL doesn't 90 any such
thing. Tea and coffee drinking. they
say, are quite rs bad as cigarette
smoking.
surgeon GcIh-ml's indictment.
Surgeon General Cummings ukasc
was based ~ government repors hat
States has i~ncreased-t7 per cent In the
last year.
'1rhe cigarette habit INDUCED in
by women he says. tends TO cause
nervousness and insomnia, running the
complexion. II American women gem
orally contract the cigarette habit, as
reports now Indicate they are doing.
wv fNAANf AMERICAN MAAAtn VIII SUI
fer. The physical tone Of the whole
people will be lowered. This H. one
90 the most eyn Influences In Amer
can life today. h number Of Amer
lean women who arc becoming Gig
arctic smokers IL amazing.
The habit harms a woman moro
than a man. The womnn'H nervous
system Is more highly organized than
a nan The reaction on a woman
Is therefore more intense"
LOCAL SINGER MARgNG GOOD.
Friends of Louis Mehnn viii he grd-
titled TO learn that this Albuquerque
youth Is making the progress predict
ed FOR him when he went to Chicago
to study voice music two years ago.
The latest news from Louis Mehan Is
to the effect that his instructors In
sirt lac has acquired whai they can
teach and now ought to 40 abroad to
study with European masters. Though
handicapped with near-blindness. this
vocalist Is improving his great gift of
voice tu such an extent that he " eN-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17
Phi Mu Ball, Junior Senior Prom, 4
NV WILDs STRuMQuIsr-Telephone Iags

W.T. HATSOEVER she sweetly wills TO do, woman can do.
Not a pautude, but a truth, that even if crushed
20 earth shall rise again.
WW A witness, is the action OF local women in banding
together to abstain from indulgence in the appetite for
potatoes. II such abstenance affects the local
market like a similar resolution affected the egg market in New
York City, there viii be an accumulation Of unsold products that will
bring down prices in a jiffy.
II is the power Of serene unity Of purpose that ultimate con-
sumers have. Food prices, politics, domestic affairs all may 81 easily
he regulated if women will abandon tears. that express impotence
and fears that invite disaster, and calmly plan what they desire and
set about to attain their aims.
In civic and political circles there always has been and always
will be just exactly the ethics practiced that womanhoOd demands.
As no home is greater than the woman who heads il, 50 no com
munity or no nation can he greater than its wOmanhoOd-but with
the community unity of womanhoOds conscience dominating public
as il dominates home life, ali things are possible.
This is just a hint Ia those who sit down weakly to wiring their
hands and deplore existing conditions in high prices and lax laws
The valorous thing 10 do is TO correct whatever is wrong.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17
%RECEpTION AT BELEN.

Mrs. Florence Atkins. national lee
turer Of the Woman's Christian Tom
peranrc union, was honor guest ne a
reception rendered by ladies OF Beien
TO her Wednesday night In Bclon.
The h%ospitable home OF Mrs, David
son was the meeting place. Repre-
sentative women Of Bclcn invited bv
the White Nthhoners were present To
meet Mrs. Atkins and the state prcsi-
dent cf W. g. r. 4. After greetings
and Refreshments Mr. Atkins talked
Informally TO the company and
charmed everybody. She talked ON
the organized mother love Of the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17
SURPRISE PARTS ron
HUIpAI PAIR.

Forty friends Of the S|huulVhHfgoi
family planned and cgrTu u out Il glut'
inus surprise AFFAIR designed for the
special pleasure Of Mt and Mrs. Frank
Shuulcharger who returned the hrNi
OF the week from "a honeymoon triplto
California. The party was given a.
The home Of the groom's parents, Mr.
and Mrs j. H. Shuniebargcr, as East
Iron avenue, Monday evening. ron
g"iutulations TO the newly WEEDS. words
OF wisdom from married folks ~
how to be happy though married.
and card games engaged the attention
Of the company. A collation. was
served at a late hour.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shunleharger
LEFT Tuesday morning FOR the upper
roc0a canyon. They will be al home
10 their friends In Albuquerque this
autumn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17
CLOSING
OF COUNTY

District No. !. (south Scrond). Fri
day morning. May H.
District No. D., CSan JOSEF, Friday
afternoon. May a.
District No. 3. (Alameda), Friday
afternoon. May II.
District No. 4. Friday evening. MAY
II.
District No, S. Barclas). Tuesday
evening, May II.
District No. q. OPadillas), Friday
evening. May A.
District No. .. Otanchos dc Airiscol.
Thursday evening. May 10.
District No. II. ~tpaIarito), Friday
afternoon, May ~,
District No. IA, told TOWN., Wed
uesdny evening. May IL.
District No. rs, tDuranes), Wednes,
duN afternoon. May i2.
District No. 10. tSunta Barbnra).
Thursday morning. May 10.
District No. IS. tNorth Fourth ST..
May IS.
District No. rs, CMountain View
Friday afternoon. May ~.
District No. 20, OLos Ca%udclaria)
Monday evening. May 10.
District No. IS. (Atrlscol, Thursday
evening. May t8.
Mrs. John W. Wilson, county "a.
perintcndent OF Bcrnalillo county. has
70 arranged the program OF different
dates for the closing of schools thai
teychers may attend the exercises OF
the schools OF ncighbor teachers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17
LrNCnEoN TO NIsIToRs.

Mrs Louis Bonnett's pleasant home
on Fourteenth street was the scene Of
a happy social nnair "Wednesday. when
Mrs. Bennett was hostess 10 IL group
of intimate friends inNitcu in Compli-
mcnt TO Mrs David SPENCE Hili and
her sisters, Mrs. Moore and Miss
Payne. The artistic living room with
It's rose colorcd %draperics aud rugs
o. the dining room whore thc table
with ita silver basket OF marguerite.
made a colorful frame Tor the picture,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17
{ GIRL E~LI;CTEp.

versity az Boulder announces that
ucatrice Hlll, "a freshmen Ia the lab
eral Arts college the first semester
has been elected secretary OF the
Colorado University Young Womcn's
Christian association Tor next year,
As there are some 800 TO 900 members
la this association this IA a position
OF trust. Tho selection OF this name
was made whil. beatrice Hun IL ont
Of college this semester visiting rela-
lives in san Francisco and Is a sur.
prise " the secretary elect.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17
81. RRIDGET 10 uER DIsCIPLFs

THE following lines were spoken
10y Miss Adele Carr impcrsOnRting st
bridget founder OF converts 10 teach
domestic crafts" In the Irish apageant
al st. Mary's hall last FridayD
In this Vale OF Mortal Sorrows.
sympathetic I would he
with the griefs OF fellow mortals-
From temptation help them Zee.
Service" n my sacred slogan.
Neekly I would live n work.
Seeking ever TO be useful
Never dismal tasks 70 hhirk-
Know W not. oh purc-souled maldcn-.
THAT tile parable christ told
Of ne wise and thrifty virgins
with ther lamps Of FURNISHED gold.
Typines the souls u brave ones
Who let Duty" rule their decd;
These are they whose souls are hra-
Cons-
They the help 20 mortal needs.
I would have YOU give In service
All that God has given you.
Sanctihed and willing 4crvdnts-
All to do that Christ would do.
Go and tend the loWly cattle
Let with milk the poor be fed.
Garments Tor the needy fashion
Fer the notthwind finds them dead.
consecfate yoursclfs. oh maidens,
To the cause % human veal
Hridget's converts glow with sunlight
That not even death can steal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17
GROWTH.

There ia a remarkable Increase in
the congregation since I was hers
two years ago. said q visitor last
sunday when entering the prcshyter'
ian church where every scat In the
main auditorium and the wing OF thf
SUNDAY school rooms was occupied
nnd several worshippers were stand
ing.
The service was devoted 70 the hol,
communion. and the rites OF baptism
Nine girls were baptized into Inc
faith OF Christ and the church. 4
dozen were admitted to membership
by church letters from other parishes
With the ~ new members taken "
Easter sunday, the 20 last sunday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17
pm MU BRIDE AND RAIL-.

- -
To-day N q Gala day In the circle OF
Albuquerque Phi MI fraternity. Al
the Eik's club this afternoon 200
friends Of the fraternity are playing
bridge and cuitiVating friendship.
IVA and toility both Of the refreshing
brand warranted 10 cheer hut not 20
i~nebriate" are being dispensed by the
members. The anair is q benefit for
the good OF the cause.-The house fund
And when the cleaning sets IN to-
day, the fun will only be half started.
Inere IL a bah this evening. An ac-
count Of this ~ given b 8 +.
by a Phi MI member folloNs;
This eveninG the -four hundred
az least We sold tickets for that many
will dance In the bail Foom OF the
Elka. Alma Rnldrdge is IN charge
Of the bridge and Bunny Tompkins
aud Grace Stortz are manngiug the
dance. We're making a day OF w. and
are going TO enjoy II az much AS We
hope our patrons are.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17

About - rirls enjoyed Miss KIM
.balfs a. HOME Thursday afternoon.
Misses Childera and flowden assisted
In serving the tea.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17

An invitation u extended 20 all
girls who are away from home 20 stop
In and get acquainted with the aaso-
citation ana also with each other.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-12-09

are 20 astonished that it Just natur.
ally sets everybody wild and thew
sort Of forget the years when thew
didn't raise anything to speak of
There was Jud Perkins. He wa,
about the most persistent soul / ever
knew; just naturally wouldn't get
discouraged, no matter what happen-
ed. He started to farming awav
back ins.the pioneer days. He broke
up the eoA and decided to try corn
the first year, having brought some
seed with him from Kansas. but no
didn't get anything; in fact, his corn
never sprouted. Then he sowed tho
land he had broken in wheat. Not .
blamed bit Of moisture and the wheat
didn't sprout. Next spring he sowed
the ground in broom corn and that
didn't sprout either. That d;dn,t
discourage him so he sowed the land
In wheat again. The next year was
a bully year. The crops all did well
First he gathered good crop of oats
The wheat was growing up among
the oats and he got two crops of
Il - =
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-12-09

wheat, one of soft June wheat and
one of Turkey Red. He hadn't any
more than harvested the last wheat
crop until he noticed that there was
excellent corn coming among sne
wheat stubble. 1t grew so fast thai
you could hear 1t crack at night. ne
cut that up to put into the silo ana
before he could get it taken care Oh
the broom corn was booming risn.
along and made fine crop. Jud salo
that he never did work 30 hard in III
his life and that he never desired 20
harvest five different crops from tne
same land in the same year again,
You see, all the seed he had planteu
during the three dry years germlnaseu
that same spring and all made s00u
crops"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-12-09

gram tlSs ssst a ths eoontrx - -
ed. goms want to prohibit Qfeqo
ard some want "a prohibit iI
ard ssme want 20 prohibit
Congress, It Il hoped, Will &ev IL
courage and ths Armness - Sesis:
these busybodies. It Il too nueh =
expect II TO tsll them tbs truth 1k6os
themselves, or 70 explain tAak ~
driving out Of whisksy was ~, ~
act Of I fAnaticai country thst 1hfs ;
imposed upon BY their claIId DIST
al the other tifings they os44 r
are similar evils. But II eohEstls
doss not give them this uscded ~
son public opinion viii II tkay ~,
their efforts too far. There Ars ploH-
ty Of evils for Wholesome minded
Americans to attack, Il they h1afy
want to help. But they ought N ~
main clear headed, and not ~
necessary and improving pm
with the things that arc rsal
" doing the harm. There y AeQ-
hing the matter with tho heaf
nan who tries to stop bassbaM aid
With the head Of the woEnags y.o
.rics to stop bridge, while neisis Nv
my attention to child welfare 1t ne
condition Of working mothers iAgthe /
and. The question il, how can these
ruths be got into heads like those In |
Kansas City Star. +
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-12-09
CURRENT COMMENT.

TT il reported that the wheat and
hay growers in Idaho will reduce
their acreage next year. We don.
bclisve II. The farmers Of Idaho are
not guitars. 1t i true that wheat
pricss and hay prices are below the
cost Of producing them and that no
one seems to know Whist future prices
will BE-. But TIE farmer will not quit
because this has been = bad year.
He il : good sport according to tho
mort severe test that can be applied,
for he II game In spite Of the fact
that he is loser this year and will b.
In the game again next year.