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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-11
Call Extra Guards
After Reds Threat

SEATTLE, Wash, Feb. 11.-Written
threats Of forty eight Russians held at
the United States immigration detention
station here to tear down tho house."
stab the guards and overthrow the law
are responsible for extra guards about
lhe station today.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-11
Actress Seeks
Field Millions
Only For Child
Beautiful Peggy Marsh Says
She Lost Her Share at
LOVERS Death.

LONDON Feb. 11.-Peggy Marsh, the
beautiful young American actress who
figured in a romance In the life of Henry
Field of Chicago before the latters
marriage to Mss Nancy Peakins, a
niece OF viscountess Aston, NJ. P, is not
seeking any of the millions Of the late
Marshall Field in the litigation now
pending in the Illinois courts at Chicago.
Miss Marsh emphasized this fact in
discussing the suit, which was brought
in the name of her 3-year-old son Tony
to collect two-thirds of the $4,000, 900
trust fund originally set aside by Mar
shall Field for his grandson Henry.
Henry Field was the father of little
Tony.
FIRST MET FIELD
IN LONDON.
Il was amazed when 1 returned from
Switzerland and saw press dispatches
from Chicago which made 1t appear that
I was the plaintiff" said Miss Marsh
There is absolutely no truth in the re
PORTS that personally am seeking any
Of the millions of the late Marshall
Field. Here are the facts of my ro-
mantle acquaintance with Henry Field:
1T was in 1915, while I was playing
in 1904 Gerard at the Alhambra tne-
a.er in this city. that 1 first met Henry
Field. We became very much attached
to each other. We were together as
much as possible and when 1 went to
the United States we spent as much time
in one anothers company as the cir
cumstances would permit. This lent color
to reports that we were to be married,
but there are certain facts that are of
no interest to the public
LOST ALLOWANCE
OF $4,000 A YEAR.
I'm February, 1917, Mr. Field married
and in the following July he died. BY
his death I lost $4,000 a year, which
was the sum set aside for me by an
agreement we had. Owing to my ignor-
ance Of the American law I had difficulty
with a trust fund Of 100000 that had
been specially created, but none Of the
matters enter into the suit al Chicago
'There has never been any question of
my son Tony being the issue of Mr.
Field. A guardian, former Gov. Edward
+. Dunno of Illinois, was appointed for
him, with the consent and approval OF
the Field estate and It is Mr. Dunno
who is fighting the case IN behalf OF
Tony. I have nothing whatever to %
with it, except, of course, that 7 trust
my boy will be successful If I were
the plaintiff I should most certainly be
in the United States myself. That seems
to have escaped some of the people who
are only too pleased to circulate fancy
reports about anybody"
Miss Peggy assumed the name Of
Marsh when she went upon the stage
Her family name is Greenough and she
comes from Chelsea, Massachusetts.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-11

These vital giving elements,
mostly composed of phosphate,
lime, iron and magnesium salts,
are called vitamens.
Dietary experts verify con-
cluSively that the most healthful
foods on the market are Fruited
Wheat and Fruited OatS-be-
cause they are scientifically made
to retain, from both fruit and
cereals, all those vital life-giving
elements known as VITAA1ENS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07

she later was asked to accept an
Offer made by Mr.. Wallace OF the
strand thcater at Long Beach. Cal.
for musical comedy work during the
coming fall. But this oncr she re-
fused Tor tho motion picture work
under MIR. Darling's direction.
when the famous director came to
Egun's school u few weeks ago he
was looking for types" After "A
short conversation with Miss Prich-
ard he told her to he ION location
the following Monday. When he had
given "try-outs" to four other girls
he chose the little Albuquerque girl
for his lead"
Nelmn will be remembered In Al
buquerque ns taking the leading parts
In the high school plays. more es-
pecially In the Elk's play, The Kids
Clever"
The tears hat Vclma sheds in this
picture ARE not glycerine, but real
salty tears Her company is starting
to build II tive million dollar studio
In Hollywood, Cal. with oliver Nor
CISCO, president; George II. Bentcl,
vice president; and General Manager
Frank C.. Iigan. secretary and treas
urer. Mr.. Darling, director general
Miss Nelma expects to star In this
studio. So we can all expect to set
and hear more Of Volma.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
yAyenEy.awissJf WEDDING
INVITATIONS our

The invitations to the Naughey
Gwmnup Wedding. winch will take
pace wcuncsaaS, August 40, have
becn itsueu, together With Invitations
to inc reception which will follow the
ceremony. me latter VIII be per
formed IN the Church Of the Immacu-
tate Conception Wy the iteN. rati,er "a.
NJ. M%aDduiarl, at $3.50 In the evening.
and Will be witnessed by members VI
the family and Il few intimate friends.
but the reception, II IL said, Ia to be an
elaborate aialr. W unureu invita-
ions have been issued all together,
100 OF which are to neIds In AlDu-
uuurque.
1he invitations read:
AIRS. Theresa NJ. Vaughey requests
the pleasure VI your cvnipany a. tno
marriage RECEPTION Of lier daughter.
Eleanor. aud Harry Gray Gwinnup.
Mvuucsday evening, August eign-
te0ntil, nineteen hundred aud twen,y,
nom nine until eleven O'Clock. ava
huIIurcu twenty .NOrth Ninth Street,
albuquerque, lNow MeNicO.'
AZ nUnlu curus a AT home
uttur the lirst vi OCTOBER. three twen-
tJ-IIve West iwclitn street, Tulsa,
Oklahoma
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07

Miss Vclma Prichard. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. II. Prichard OF this
city Is now playing leading lady for
the Oliver Morosco Productions COM
pany. She was chosen by Mr.. Darl-
Ing, Americas most famous camcru-
man M director. Her picture Wit
be released under Tine First Ma
%tional.' The company expects her to
become n famous star within II few
months.
Miss Prichard graduated from the
high school OF this city June, 1919,
and left for Los Angeles the follow
ing month. She entered the dramatic
class OF the Polytechnic High school
there and was soon gwen the leading
role In the three act comedy, "Ths
Commuters" She later accepted Il
position as vocal ~instructress Ia tho
young people OF the Abbott Dramatic
school. After two months oil very
successful work r-AIrs. Abbott she
decided to take a our at the Egan
school OF Dramatic Art. There she
was granted the privilege of Witness
ing Wallace Reid and Harry Carson
Clark In the rehcarsals Of The Rot
ters'' at the Egan Little theatcr,
At the expiration OF six months
work in the dramatic school under
the personal direction of MIR. Egan.
Miss prichard was employed by MI
T'antagcs OF the Pantagcs theator us u
singer in quartette work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
ANNIVERSARY PfcNIc IN
TlLERAS CANYON.

The Security benefit ASSOCIATION
celebrated It's first organization ami
Versary last night with a big picnic
at the second bridge In TiIeras can
yon. A big sandy flat there on the
right of the read made an IDEAL picnic
ground. where about forty people
co~ngregated. There was a big truck
full Of guests and thee or four cats
full. all equipped vita noisa-.naking
devices-toy horns. and a disposition
To sing. The lodge pro- iicd water
melons M wicnies. AMI the result
of the toy horns, the musicel disposl-
ton, the wRtermelons and the wlenles
was "A happy bunch that couldn't tear
themselves away from the picnic
grounds until half past ten that night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
MIENIE ROASI AT
GIi.ASNI.Ii RANCH

The Christian tndeavof society of
the Congi cgationul church held u Jolly
wienic roast NJ the Gleasncr ranch.
north OF town. Friday evening, going
out from the church. where they met
at Z o'clock. IN cars. a short busi-
ness meeting preceded the fun. but
after It's conclusion. gands were
played, aud the wicnics roasted. There
were about fifty people In the crowd.
and they had the usual good time that
has made the parties Of this organ
izution, whatever their natuvc, the
popular affairs they are.
Dewey Naples was In charge OF ar
rnnEOmcnlN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
nox soolAL n HiemANp
. pARk TUlSDAH.

There was a box social NJ Highland
park Tuesday evening. given by the
members OF the Christian Endeavor
society OF tho Presbyterian church.
Inside the bpSes were all the nice re-
freshments for the o-ccasipn-sand-
witches, n cakes, and pickles and
goodies OF that sort. After all the
boxes had been sold. the crowd pro-
gressed to the home OF Miss Gwendo-
lyme Grigsby. on East Silver, where
the rest OF the social was held. The
guests. numbering forty. spent the
evening In games. When the receipts
for the sale OF the boxes were count
ed up. IL was found that the society
had made nearly S25,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
MISS MABEL bAkiION
MARRIED ID

The wedding Of MISS Mabel Barton
to Paul Ellis was solemnized ut the
Presbyterian cIiuttn t.iiS ,nV4ia..s a.
d o'clUck by the KcN. Hugh \. Cooper,
In the presence Of "a number OF "
rhe bride came intO the church on
the arm OF her brother. Harold Bar
ton, and was attended at the altar by
MISS Lulu kcndrick. The groom's at
tendunt was Arno Butcher. The we'd
ding march was played by Miss
Norma Williams, anu "A vocal uuot
sung by Harold Barton n Thomas
Calkius, the latter a cousin OF the
bride. Miss lrma Wolkii,g also n
Following the ceremony the immedi-
alto members Of the bridal party were
given n wedding breakfast AZ the Al
varado. and Mir. and Mrs. Ellis left on
the next train for Ellis ranch. where
they will spend their honeymoon. They
will make their home In the north
west, where Mrs. Ellis' family are per-
n%ianently located.
The bride, the daughter OF Mr.. aud
Airs. u. N. DartUii. W leaving M
Vulnerable friends behind her. who
will realize ueepiy tne gap liSr uv-
parture will make In their lives. She
attended school here, u taught In
and ubout Albuquerque, n recently
she has been doing secretarial work.
Miss Barton lis acknowledged a versa
tile personality, being proficient In lit
eraiy aCtivities-a poet Of no mean
abiltty-mOst successful 'ns an oNocu-
live In school work II efficient In
office work. The groom is n member
OF IA well known family hcre-thc
Elllses OF Ellis ranch, Is IA member Oi
the forest service with duties OF forest
ranger on Mt. Taylor. u Is u dcserv-
cllV nODular man.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
CARD CIrB MEIgrs AT
Mrs. MRIGHTeS

The jolly Seventeen club, n group
OF ladies who play five hundred twice
a month. met az the homo or Mrs.
George Wright. Thursday afternoon.
The organization haH been In existence
about a year and a half. and has al
ways preserved an atmosphere OF con-
geniality, we'll deserving Its title OF the
Holly" Seventeen. The gncata OF he
afternoon were: Mcsdamcs George
Cochran. Bob Louden. Ed Fournellc.
Steve Rochi. Thomas BlalSemOre,
Arthur Schercr. Grunmun. Strain.
Bowdich. Ed Rittcnhouse. Mock. 4.
u. Hayne. james Cossrove. Ed Tor
ROY mud II. LAhrmnn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
HAY RIDE NEAT WEEK
kNDR ST. pAUL'S q, n,

Next week, the Christian Endeavor
society of 81. Paul's Lutheran church,
will give a hay ride for its forty or
nifty members, The day Is set for
Friday. and the place for some cool,
green spot several miles south OF town.
A quantity OF watermclons will be fur
nisiiea the guests AS r~efreshment. Tho
young people are requested to meet
at the church at 6i45 In the evening.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
DON'T MISS THE MOUNTAIN
VIEW CARNIVAL TONIGHT.

In order that the children Of Noun
tninyicw school will be provided with
hot lunches during the cold Writer
season. when many OF them have to
bring cold dinners, the putrons and
the principal OF the IountainVicw
school are to give "A benefit carnival
and dance tonight, for the purpose OF
raising money TO equip II kitchen Tor
them.
Mountalnyiow is on the South Sec
ond street road, and Is us pretty as It's
name. The drive Is u of the post
delightful In town, now down rnrOur u
field after field Of newly-cut alfalfa,
green corn fields. and great open
stretches where there Is nothing hut
mountain view. When n arrives at
Barr station, "a turn to the LEFT viii
bring one 10 Myers ranch. And to-
morrow night, Myers Is to be all
lighted up for u big crowd.
There will be u dance In the house,
for which the men must pay 80 or 40
cents-from that II X to be supposed
that the ladies' Will be admitted gratis
and II Will continue throughout the
evening. The carnival will consist of
home grown freaks, and an admission
OF five cents, some times more, some
times less Will be charged. The Hin
doc has arrived-and though wheth-
er no is n lady or a gentleman IL not
known, he has delved into tue myl .
visin uf the Far East. and he a tell
your fortune. Real Old Schlitz VIII
be on exhibit. too, and like the rest,
Is surrounded by a provoking vague
hess-this time as to whether It Is
curious because Il Is real Schlitz, or
because Il Is old Schlitz, or Just the
fact that II Is Schlitz at all. elena
Baiha" Is TO do a pathetic dance, and
her name and occupation are quite
outro enough to set the mos; apathe-
tic on a run for the Mountainvlew
carnival. There will be "A ireaH
horse. and some Understandable fea-
lures OF tho s~ldeshows; and just &c
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
BREAKFAST FoR ms.
OF Ell pNSO.

Mrs. Tom Wiikerson and Mrs. a. A.
Allen entertained at the home OF Mrs.
Wilkcrson Wednesday morning at II
breakfast for Mrs. n. NJ. Jackson. OF
FL Paso. who is visiting her sister,
Mrs. r.. A. Mann. OF this city. Break
fast was served at nlno. and was fol-
lowed by cards. Mrs. wilkerson's and
Mrs. Aliens guests numbered ten.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
MISS A STRIPE
MARRIED. WEDNESDAY

A wedding OF interest to the young
people OF Albuquerque vs. that OF Miss
Margaret Stripe TO Eugene Schafcr. of
Richmond. calf, which took place at
st. Pnul's English Lutheran churcn
Wednesday afternoon, at $ o'clock,
The double ring ceremony was used
and was performed by the Rev. a. NJ
knudsen. The wedding march was
played by Mrs. Fisher. Some thirty
people, friends and relatives OF the
couple were present for h ceremony.
The bride was attended by her sister,
Miss frcida Stripe, and the groom by
his brother Harry Scharcr.
An elaborate reception AT the homt
of the brides mother OF South Broad
way followed the ceremony. where
masses Of fern and sweet peas made q
beautiful background for the dinner.
MIR. and Mrs. Schafcr left for Grand
Canyon and southern California aftei
the reception. where they will spend
their honeymoon. They viii be al
home at Richmond. Calf. where MI
Schafer holds n responsible position
for the Santa Fe.
II ls said that the marriage - tho
cuinH nation OF a frlendship That has
continued since childhood. and THAI
the bride Is the godchild OF the
groom's mother. Both Mir. and Mrs
Schafer are well known here. As Miss
Stripe. the bride was popular In high
school and business college circles
Mr.. Schafer's family were for many
years residents Of this city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
ron NIRs.
Mf.ACHAM OF SOCOHR0

MIS-; Coppoek en,er1ssned az .
for Mrs. Aeacham OF Socofrn, who IS
visiting her. Breakfast was served at
. o'clock, and wilr followed bX a. most
enjoyable morning OF various features
-cnrds and conversation principally
The breakfast. iainiily served on a
table with a bright centcrpiece OF
summer Towers. was enjoyed by
about eight or ten friends OF Mrs.
Coppock's.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
DOROTHY L. McALLISTER
Telephone $40.

ANYTHING about the lady-fans. IT'S
true that thcy have acquired their
nuvits VI etnlcal ,ninklng and eason
ing. lat Is tncir sense OF deiicacy
uiun't get u jar, their frall iraines
must have. A. may have been mat
,IIvir enthusiasm carried e beyond
the point Of caution, but II they y
loOk out lot themselves, IT'S up 70
somebody 10 save them from ca
,ci ninnu,iOn. IL woutu he empurrass-
ing, 10 say the least to have ~ ,eli
Sv.r .ovping relatives that your dear
Nttu's iabt NUrds were slug nIm MD
Biunk! Knock MIN loco! ltotten!' or
..lNiu tho referee. or jarring TO tile
Illusions vi youth ~ see tntt giri
v le SO uespeia,ciy load VI gO'ig
around with u beauutul purple Diue
n black eye, wltn an u
vuufAtvak, Incrc are u lot vi tlilSs
right hero that would prove Just as
UAcIlIng ~ tnu laulcs AS u pri1o ilgnt
hate 70 name them, we might
make somebody sore-und there
MOuidn Nc tnv danger % rvs.ilis ih
pieces before you got uniougn wi.h II,
ellncr. Don lcIgit the Mu-r-r-us OF
.nlstner DoOley, why do wimmin
want ~ DC the ayquais vi IN hihi'
wnlu ,ncy ~ sU tur tncIr superiorss
OIib Drenneman In Roswell Thursday,
July ~. Brennemun ~1s a.sO "a 90"
uent vi the L. ~. NJ. last term, ana
"A ulcuiDe vi the sigma chi tra.cfni.s.
Inc Dung people We're nilifleu %
the i,cV. I,uuVipn IauBnty "A. IA.
PrcsbS lcitHn nansc ln tnc pres, ~"
VI re.atiNcs ana "a lew Intimate friends
~ y ctucK In Tue evening. lhty
will make their HON In Roswell. lle
brIuc ls the ciucst uBn U. Ar
ana Mts. a. Y. kasmus.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
GARDEN Il Ar MISS
CIIMORE'S.

Miss Fabioia Gilmore entertained
at a pretty garden party last Satur-
urday evening. az her home on North
ed y falrylike scene, strung with brill
iiantly colored Japanese lanterns
from tree TO tree. The evening was
spent In dancing and games, and at
II o'clock, refreshmente In the form
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
Corn Dance at Santo Domingo Drew Many AIbuquerqueans
Numerous Luncheons, Bridge Parties and Breakfasts During the Wee

OF ice cream and cake were served.
The guests were; Misses Doris Pineau,
Atha Hamm. Violet Jahns. Irene
Wicklund. Camille Pineau, Jessie
Venable. Mamie Mills and Helen OAR
row; and Mcssers John Mangle. Roy
Richards. Frank Rollins. Harold Gill
more. George Beckwith. John Gil
more, Raymond Eddy. Teddy Ten
ney and George Gilmore.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
NEEDING
IN SANTA FEE

A wedding OF the greatest Interest
to Albuquerque. especiaily members
OF the Varsity and high school set. In
that OF Miss Irene Seward to Claude
Mann, which look place at Santa fe
Thursday evening. II was n big and
cOmplete anrprlse sprung ON most OF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
MRS. j.. u. HERNDON ENTERrAiNs
l.NCHHyDN BftIDtsE
~ C~EIIsBRATioN or
SlXTEI.NTH

Miss Frances Sherer entertained at
dnnusng n gnincs Tor "A nuniUer "a
her friends N Wednesday evening, IN
celebration vi her siXteehth birthday.
After the fun had subsidized. which
happened at shortly after 10 o'clock.
It dainty lunch was served. The fol-
lowing were Miss Sherer's guests:
NIrSes Edna MslleF. iTsnor Branson.
I.eonn Blake, and Messrs. Roy Shick.
Frank Severns, Albert McNama and
Rucl Baify. Mrs. T.. A. Parkins as
hlaInn Ia nuInAInlnlnn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
DANCE an MISS HULL'S
THIS EVENING

Miss Florence Hull ~ 70 entertuin
tonight 1T n dancing party at her
home on South broadway. There viii
be ubout twenty guests. and various
ways OF amusing them besides provid-
ing dancing have been planned
games. music and other fun. a light
luncheon will he served at IL o'clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
nRsDGE FOR our or
TOWN GUESTS

Mrs. Charles Warrington gave II
bridge party Thuriday afternoon for
Mrs. u. NJ. jackson. OF El paso. and
Mrs. Edwin Mcacham. Of Socurro, the
latter the guest Of Mrs. Coppock.
Three tables were played and "a de-
lightful. Informal AFTERNOON arent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
PORCH PARTY Ar
MFRS. LYNN FONfS.

One Of the pretticst affairs OF the
week vas the porch party and ten
given by Mrs. Lynn Fox Friday aftc.-
noon. Potted plants and cut flowers
were placed about the porch ana tho
reception o and the guests spent
a delightful afternoon moving from
group to group and conversinr. The
list OF invited guests is: Mesdnmes
Ida Trcncnberg. Roy Strome. VIM.
Far, Harold Caller, Laurence lee.
liant, e.. N. Bullock. J.. Berger, II. w.
Ellis, II. Osborne, W. q. Hope. Bren-
non. A.. -. Miner. a. J.. Martin. w. p.
Mcdowell. n. l.. Macarthur. Bowers,
Burns, Hugh 4. Cooper. Hamilton,
Miss Mary Macarthur and Miss Louise
lTremcnbcrg.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07

their friends. although It was etreraI-
" known that hey were cnfattd 10
DO married. Misa Seward nus been
lisins at Tres Piedraa. her home since
her graduation from nigh school IA
1913. and duriae the past year hat
Taught school there. Mr.. Mum ar.
rived IN the city a few days aeo from
Arizona, whore he has bcen a1rf 1ifi
spring n nothing like a Trip u srfts
Iiedrns WAS contemplated by him 1s
far ns Information given out 10 ma
fficlsa revealed. Many o. hi8 iriands
were under tho impression thai he
Wnn leaving for Arizona The DAY lhnf
he left for santa Re: and so the nfr-
prize was complete when news or TN
marrIage ~ the capital reached The
city Thursday evening, TITO ceremony
was performed nj c:ao IN the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. MNnn nrrivad home
Friday. They have made no definite
plans as yet. az 10 WHERE they VIII
make Their home. They are rncolvlrr
Observation-Disclosures and good Nishes from
~ sides Miss Seward., when n stu
dent OF the high school Wna ono ~
tho most Thoroughly popular. nn1
~dcferFedly liked pupils ~ Tho schnof
nor popularity not combining Itself 20
ono group. or class. hut cxfrndh.r 20
the whole school. Mr. Mann n q
sigma Chi. and was last year an ac-
i've student OF the II. n. M aud fi.o
star Of the champion variety foo,.
nall tea-u. He Il the son or Mrs. n. a..
Mann, OF A~lbuquerquc.
<<<
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. NJ. cndabac Or
North Seventh street. have rrturne,l
from two months al California
beaches They reached Albuquerque
last night.
Mr. ard Mrs. J. Joaias ana dnuuhttr
arrived home yesterday from Denver.
Mis- Lois Bockemobie, the rnust 81
Mics Ruth Tompklns Tor the part two
weeks. left yesterday 1T noon for tbs
Grand Canyon. from there going on 20
Los Angeles. san trahcisco and re-
turning to her home In Kansas CIV
via Salt Lake CITY.
Born to Mr.. aud Mrs. Tom Walker.
on Tuesday. q Hri. Mrs. Walker viii
he remembered ns Miss Roaullc Win
before her marriage.
Nike Irene and viola Herkcnholr
and Miss Julia McGnire are leaving
tonight for southern California
beaches, where they viii spend about
Miss Lillian Clemens. who served
overseas with the American lie
Cross at the time Miss Agnes childern
OF this city. also was In Europe with
the Red criss, spent "Wednesday with
Miss childers IN Santa Re.
Mrs. L. n. Macarthur and daughter,
Mrs Mers AioArshvr.h 4era Al asnia
re wednesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth cfrAliisicr ana
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07

AlamogOrdo paper:
Cailnhan-Spc1icc.
At Alnmogordo saturday, July "a.
Jack Callahan. OF albuquerque, was
married to Miss Grace Spence, OF
c~arrlzozo. The Wedding cdme as IL
surprise to friends OF the bride, who
rs widely known and greatly admired
In this county.
The groom Is engaged In tho real
estate business in Albuquerque. and.
though little known here. il an agree
able. affable gentleman whom II Is
"A pleasure to meet. The bride. only
daughter of Attorney andsMrs. George
Spence, has lived In Carrixozo and
Lincoln county since girlhood and her
friends are numbered by her ac-
quaintances.
Mr.. and Mrs. Callahan came TO
CarrlzOzo Sunday night and are
temporarily staying with the brides
parents. II Is their intention to go
to the mountains. on the Bonito. with