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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
CATHOLIC FoRRESTERs AN
NOUNCE PLAN FOR REGULAR
PARTIES.

The benefit card party given by
the Women's Catholic order OF For
rosters Tuesday evening. at st. Mary's
hall. was such a social, as well as fni-
ancinl success that the society has
decided to give a card party every
alternate meetinE-the first and
third meetings Of tbs month. A
dance win be given on the second
and fourth. There were twenty
tables OF five hundred played. TIE
prizes, while lacking the usual friv-
olOus character Of card party prizes,
were are least not entirely without
value. They were hams. The two
guests who drought home the hang
were Mrs. Mary Farrell ard Mr.. w.
=. Swi,zer. Mrs. W. T.. Switzcr was
the Irish policeman who super
viscd the card tables walking around
and keeping the guests In order COT
and cake were served after the game.
Mrs. l.. Sullivan headed the com
mlttpe who had charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
YOUNG PEOPLES MISSIONARY
SOCIETY MEETS

The Young Peoples Missionary So
ciety of the Lead Avenue Methodist
church held its regular monthly
meeting ana social on Monday even
ing, at the home Of Miss flOssie Rus
sell. 623 South Arno street. The Gus.
tom Of the society Is TO have some
ak on missions or missionaries at
each meeting. and the talk his time
was given by Miss Howard. OF the
Harwood Girls school. Miss Howard
who was for many years a mission
AIRY In Alaika, recounted some Of her
experiences, and illustrated her talk
O interestingly with photographs.
and quaint curios gathered during
her mission.
Social hour followed the talk. and
the announcement was made that the
next meeting would be held at the
home Of George Peterson. The no.
ciety meets regularly the first Mon
day In each month.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
MACCABEE LODGE GIVES
PRETTY GARD PARTY.

The ladies OF the Maccabec lodge
gave a benefit card party last Tuos-
day afternoon at Odd Fellows hall,
which brought out a good sized
crowd Of their friends. Five hun
dred was the game of the afternoon.
and was played fast ard mriously all
afternoon. There were eleven tables.
all a%ttractively arranged with little
vases OF crysanthcmunh and mas
turtiums. The prize winners were
Mrs. 4. y. Lctarte. who was award
cd n hand painted plate; and Mr.
Emma Whitson. who won n large
box OF candy. Refreshments were
dainty served by n commitire Of
memnerA ne the lodge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
TUESDAY CLUn ELECTS
CONVENTION DELEGATE.

Tho Tuesday club met this week
In It's first meeting OF the fall, with
Mrs. G. NJ. Bolts. at her home In I'm
ivorsity Heights. Mrs. GcOrgc Val
llant gave the presidents address.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Hickey discussed current
events. and the Introduction to tho
years program--the study Of the is
land possessions OF the United States
-wns given by Mrs. Bolts. Mrs
Bolts paper gave the history OF Am
erica's insular acquisitions. up 10 the
last one. which was made n few days
ago,
The delegates TO the Federation
convention Mt Tucumcnri were elect.
ed, and are: Mrs, George valiant
and Mrs. a. u. Stroup.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
MERCEDES CLUB HEARS
SECOND or POLITICAL
LECTIfRES.

The Microbes club. which liz enjoy
ing a series OF lectures on political
questions. heard a most Instructive
talk by Mrs. G. T. French on What
Makes an American" at the meeting
last Wednesday at the homo OF Mrs.
Guy Thomas, on the CLEARWATER bou-
levnrd. Twenty women were present.
Mrs. French first discussed the
United States constitution and then
the state constitution, and the pro-
cess Of amendment later touching
on law in he state constitution gov
erning women and children. At the
conclusion OF the talk the women en-
tered into an informal discussion. A
social hour closed the afternoon.
The next meeting OF the club Win
be held on Wednesday. October 81.
at the home OF Mrs. Allen. on East
Central. Addresses will be made By
Mrs. n. ]. strumquist and Mrs. a. ".
Stroup.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
DANCE AND s6CfAi FOR
BENEFIT or OLD TOWN school

Next Friday evening. the Par
cnt- Teachers' association Of Old Town
is going to give q benefit dance In
Society hall. in Old Town. As
planned, the Bluchcr orchestra viii
provide the music, refreshments will
he served. and buttonieres will he on
rnlc. The committee OF ladies OF the
district who will assist he teachers
are Mrs. G.. u. Ramsey, Mrs. Jesus
Romero, Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Peterson
and Mrs. Rafael Garcia.
The children or the district are
making attractive posters TO adver-
tlse the dance. and will place them
at various advantageous points Yer
tho city. They viii also assist In
serving the eats" The district has
invited All the natrons OF tho school
and the townspcople TO he present
and promises them o good time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
Las Vegas Normal Notes

DR.. william Chandler Bagiey OF
Columbia university arrived Thurs
day and began his Inspection OF tho
Normal on behalf OF the state tax
commission. Rupert T.. Aspirnd OF
Santa Fe met Dr. Bagiey here and aa-
sisted him In obtaining the inform
alton desired by the commission. The
school Is in fine shape In every way
and has n record OF service md Of
g~raduations In the last few year, that
can be matched by no other state
institution, so that Professor Bagiey'H
examination II welcomed. bringing
to light as II doubtless will do. the
cellent work OF the school. Professor
Cubberley and Professor Strayer who
are members OF DR.. Baglcy's COM
mittee will not come to Las Vegas.
but will formulate their recommend
atoms on the basis of information
obtained by DR.. Bagley.
The Honorable Horace W. Kruse
of Ration was in town during the last
week TO attend a meeting OF tho
board OF regents. o report from which
Is not yet to be had.
Monday morning al the chapel
hour the student body listened TO an
interesting talk by Mr.. n. S. Upton.
candidate FOR state superintendent or
public instruction on the democratic
ticket. Mr.. Upton did not mention
politics. but rather addressed M
student body as friends and follow
students, siSc &C he himself holes saw
erai degrees from the Normal and
has been n member Of the faculty.
The remainder OF the chapel per-
iod following Mr.. Tipton's remarks
was devoted TO a number OF elections.
The staff for the Trigonian News. tho
school paper was chosen as follows;
Editor In Chief, Irene Gage. Basi-
mesa manager. Henry u. Roberts; nE-
soclate editor. s. Omar Barkcr; as-
sistant business manager, DorOthea
CARBON. The editor Is a graduate OF
the Artesia high school and has had
some experience in news work. Her
assistant Is from Buelah, N. NJ: and
the two business members are son
and daughter respectively Of Presl-
dent. Roberts and Dean CARBON. both
OF the Normal. The first ssue of
the T%rigonlan will be issued about
October 20 and every other week
thereafter during the school term.
There exists In the Normal uni
versity a student aid fund from
which worthy students who are In
financial need are assisted. The
funds now amoun to around te.oo0
and are administered By a board
chosen by election from various
groups OF the student body feculty.
Ex-officio members OF the beard sre
President Roberts and Daans Car
room and Rodgers. Tho other mem
beers elected Monday are as follows.
Miss Farrell. head OF the business
department, Mildred Cobb q college
senior; and Lawrence walker from
the Trigonian society.
DR.. Roberts SURPRISED the students
by Requesting tho republicans an 70
/ rcmove 10 the north aide OF TIM 49,
sembiy han and the democrats % the
south. Then each group p~roces4-a
10 elect tvo students TO appear be-
fore Ufc general aEacmblf and tell
why they were respectively rrnun-
..ee,sa and domocra1. Alice MARTIN
Of Clovis and Mrs. Royce were cnoa-
en- by the republican wing. WEilo tbs
democrats elected 8. Omar H0Bker
and ~Josephine OfMailey. Il "A ntet
esting TO note ihas few ttudeHin M
aiAtcd upon remaining neutral
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
SURPRISE PARTY AND SHOWER
FOR BRIDE AND GROOM.

a surprise party and gift shower
were given Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Johnson, bride and groom Of three
weeks. by their friends OF st. PaurI
Lutheran church. at the homo Of Mr..
and Mrs. S. q. Danielson, 1917 South
Arno street. The details OF h party.
such as flowers. and gnmes and n
dainty lunch, were delightful, and
provided n means for n most cniov-
able evening. The gifts Of their
friends were heaped upon a large
table, and were an eloquent token OF
the esteem In which they are heid
by them. After congratulations. we'll
Wishing and sensonable advice. the
guests left at a late hour, Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnson are at homo at lOlt
South Arno street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
REPUBLICAN LADIES HOLD
POPULAR "OPEN HOUSE"

The republican ladies of the city
have established headquarters al
Fourth street and Copper avonue and
have made It most artistic and
"chnstc." In fact. they must have
used n famous cleanser TO have 80
completely chased the dirt and dust,
and wen the suPorfluous furniture.
The furniture consists of one small
table at the right. as n enters, piled
high with literature, campaign cam
eos OF Harding and Mechem, and n
vertiable art gallery OF Harding,
Coolidge. and Mechem. varied with
prints Of Meohem, Coolidge and
Harding. and every now and then
Coolidge, Meohem and Harding.
There are winter-scats covered with
Indian rugs. and way down In the
center OF the room, Is u table with
q bowl OF bright flowers, and a sug-
gestive looking coffee service. And
all you have to do III to stick your
head IN that door, and a chorus OF
Jolly voices invites you to come in
and have some coffee. You don't
have to give II away that you are a
democrat; n republican coffee and
democratic principles combine with
surprisingly harmless results-physi-
caliy; the effect on the principles
however, is insidiously dangerous
Mrs. Henry Rolf Brown and Mrs
Ivan Orunsfeld have been hostesso'
|. at these "at homes" The attendance
IL fluctuating, but the hostesses are
invariably hospltable and agreeable
The headquarters were opened fol
the republican men and women who
cared to register. and for service OF
any sort at any time to the members
OF tho party.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
WILLIAM BAILEY ENTJRTAINs
HIGH SCHOOL CROWD.

William bailey entertained fourteen
OF his high school friends at a dance
at his home In Ranches de Atrisco
last Saturday evening. h guests
went In cars, deriving as much en-
joymcnt from the trip, almost, MS
from the actual party. Dancing con
tinued until a late hour, when re-
freshmcnts were served. Those In
vited were; Misses Olive Harden,
Margaret Cook, Norma Williams.
Margaret Gusdorf, Neima Donald
son and Pansy Hicks; Orvillc Hill-
mer. Mervin Zlllmer, Carl Raney. Joe
kirkpatrick. Cola Morris. Fred Ron
nldson, Max Salaznr and Neil Car
lock,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
ST. JOHNS GUILD PLANS
WINTER PROGRAM.

The ladies OF st. Johns Guild met
on Wednesday with Mrs. Katherine
Farrell. completing the outline OF
their program for the remainder or
the calendar year. II includes a
Thanksgiving sale and a Christmas
sale, and Il rummage sale in the near
future. for the benefit VI the Guild
fund, and h monthly Guild teas.
There were twenty members present,
and following the transaction Of
business refreshments were served,
and a delightful O was spent In
Informal conversation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
INSTALLATION CEREMONIES
TO III ATTENDED WITH
ENTERTAINMENT,

The Security Benefit association
will hold installation ceremonies FOR
the Officers elected, for the new year.
OF Wednesday, October 10, at Jcner-
son hall. There are thirteen eXecu-
tives, which were elected at the last
meeting of the organization in sep
TENDER. and they. with "a committee
will attend to the entertaining OF the
guests. at the conclusion OF the ccre-
monies. The public is invited to at
tend. and is promised n delightful
evening. The officers to be Installed
ares: President. y. J. AltmiN. vice
president. }. II. Parker; second VIC.
president. Carrie Staples, prclate.
Margaret Parker; secretary, Leila
DALEY, financier, Pearl walker; con
ductor, Minnie Miller; guard, W. ..
Murphcy; trustees. Edwin Miller,
w. NJ. Cote u Ernest polansky;
physicians, j. \. Itcidy. e. G.. Mechcm
and $. l.. Burton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
KELLY.FARR WEDDING. WHICH
TOOK PLACE IN DIES MONIES.

The following account OF the WEI,
ding OF Miss Georgia Kelly nId
George FAR. which pol place IA
lbes Moinea on September IS md
which was clipped from Il Des Moiles
paper Will interest their AlbuqueH he
friends:
"a pretty church wedding al this
IuornlnB was that OF Miss Georgia
Kelly, daughter OF Mr.. George X,
Kelly, and Mr.. George Smith Farr,
son OF Dr. and Mrs. William NJ. farr,
OF Albuquerque, n. NJ, which took
place at eight O'Clock this morning Ia
Is. Ambrose cathedral. The ltpv.
Father flavin oificiated In the pre-
sence OF a large number OF friends
mouy, Miss GeneSieve Wheat Baal
sang. THE Greatest Wish In the
World" by Del Riego; 20 Promise
Me-" by Beethoven: and 'Becnuse. y
Mits Name Reichard presided at the
organ, playing the chorus from the
"Rosemald' Tor the professional;
and ~"Serenata" by Moskowsky, Tor
the nuptial music. The bride en-
tered the church upon the arm Of
her father. She wore a brown duNc
tyn suit with beaver trimmings and
aud orange rand brown hat. Hor
flowers were Aaron Ward roses and
lilies OF the. valley. She was attend.
ed as honor maid by Miss Mary Me-
Namaru. OF Wilmette, H.. who wore
a blue gown and an orange aud
brown hat. Her flowers were red
roses. The bridesmaid was Miss IL
Ia Kennedy. OF 81. Paul, a classmate
Of the bride at Bethlehem Academy,
FairOault. MINI. She wore n green
blue dress with gold thread trim
mings. and carried red roses. Mr.,
Ralph O'Cohnor. OF kenosha, Wis.
served as best man, Following Tn
ceremony, the bridal party and i'm
mediate relatives had breakfast at
the Hotel Fort Des Moines. The
young couple will leave today for
Denver TO spend a short honeymoon
there before going on to Albuquer-
que, n. NJ, TO make their home,
Among the out-of-town guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. !. Carter, and Mrs.
u. II. Flaherty, both OF Fort Dodge.
la. Mrs. w. a. Keleher, sister Of the
bride, OF Albuquerque; Mr.. and Mrs.
J.. u. Healy, OF Dallas Center, lu.
Miss Mary McNamara, Of Wilmette,
Ill.,; Miss Lila Kennedy. OF st. Paul,
MINI; and Mr.. Ralph o'Connor, OF
kenoHha, Wis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
CARNIVAL TO BE HELD IN
ATRISCO EOR SCHOOL

At n meeting called at the school in
Ranches de Atrisco for mex Monday
night. the pgrent-Teachors' ~associa-
ton Of that district will make definite
plans for a carnival, the proceeds
from which will go TO the y. r. A..
fund. The date has not been OFF,
cially announced. but II is believed
that II will be October 2sth. There
will be a number OF novel rural
shows, and all III" stands filled with
things TO eat-in other words. a vari.
ETY. OF mares for the unsuspccting
pocketbook.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
I. O. II. u. ID HAS
ENJOYABLE ANC

FIFTY couples danced at the Wom-
ans club last Monday evening, when
the !. o. u. u, lodge entertained n
celebration OF the last day OF the
eight-day feast which was being ob-
served by Temple Albert. There was
music By the Duke City orchestra.
and n most enjoyable feature In n
prize waltz, won by William Schneider
and Miss Betty Kloisdorf. A number
OF cakes were auctioned off for the
lodge also.
A committee headed by Julian
Dreyfuss was in charge OF the dance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
ALPHA CHI oMEGAS TO
ENTI.ItTNINS THIS EVENING

The Alphn ON Omcgu Girls are
giving their rush dance this even
ing. but rs they have been consist
ent In their determination to make
IL different. all we know is that II rs
going to take place. However. next
week they viii officially divulge
those different" details, as well ~
who the fortunate guests were. Girls.
were the guests different, too?
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
SUPPER PARTY FOR
YOUNG l.

Miss Gail Beckman, and her sun
day school class OF 25 young folks
of high school age OF the Lead ave-
nue. Methodist church. spent Thurs
day evening from five until about
ten, at the home OF Mrs. Herbert O..
Eaaton, north OF the Indian school.
where they had n party. Supper was
served to the young folks at Gao;
games were played, and the evening
closed with the singing of the latest
populars," and the "old favorites."
on tho road home
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
Mrs. VAN CIIsAVE ENTERTAINs
CARD CLUB.

Mrs. Errett Van Clcavo entertained
She members OF her card club yes
Jsy afternoon. with three tables OF
bridge. This club meets every Tues
day. and spends the afternoon at the
ever popular pastfnfe. The winners
on Tuesday were Mrs. ID. J.. Rankin
and Mrs. r. w. Teller. The guests
were: Mrs. Teller. Mrs. Rankin. Mn.
A. II. wilde, Mrs. Henry Burch, Mrs,
G. +. Oden. Mrs. Charles Roehl. Mts.
A. n. Hebenstreit, Mrs. T.. X. Scheck.
Mrs. l.. l.. Hyre and Mrs. W. u.
Hicks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
BUSINESS AND PItoFEssIoSAL
WOMEN HEAR n. ". JAMESON.

WOMEN HEAR II. ". JAMESON.
The second lecture OF the citizen
ship seriea OF the business n Pro-
fclsional Women's club was given
last TUESDAY evening at the y. w.
recreation center. There was a larger
attendance than at he first meeting,
and u most excellent speech by At
torney H.. u. Jamiaon. republican,
who presented the republican side"
principles Of the republican party.
some OF the good results OF repubii-
can legislation In the national gov
eminent. republican counter argu-
ments TO those put up by the demo-
cratic party for the league of ma
lions; ana republican answers TO
those charges made against the party
by the democrats In the state. Mr..
Jnmison stressed particularly the
hope that the women voters will not
accept the talk In terms OF 'conclu-
sion, " which is spread broadcast By
the political propaganda. but mat
they will satisfy themselves with
facts, and facts only. and choos,
their candidate and party according
~. The talk was "a most excellent
setting forth OF the republican side
OF tho question as sincerely seen BY
The speaker, as was that of Mr..
Simms last week of the democratic
side. In this way the women OF the
club can compare the prospectus Of
the " parties, their platforms In
nation and state campaigns. and be
better able to make their choice.
They have also been given some eN-
cellent adyicc-of u strictly nom
partisan n~aturc-such as to affiliate
with one OF the parties, to study the
facts and not the propaganda llterd
ture and to do all In their power to
put a stop TO political trnfflcking.''
Tuesdays meeting was presided
over by Miss Ethel Hickey. Next
week Miss Ethel Hickey and Miss
Josephine Parsons, respectively, viii
present the differences between the
two parties.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
MRS. CALLER ~ENTERTAINS
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
OAHn CHR.

Mrs. Harold Caller entertained the
Wednesday, Afternoon Card club this
week at her home on Copper avenue,
There were the usual three tables.
The first prize was won by MIS-
JAMES Ulndding and the cut prize
ny Mrs. Tom Walker. The next
meeting Of this group will he held
October 20,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
METHODIST CHIRcH CHOIR
W'IENfE ROAST TUESDAY

While the season for picnics has
been seriously crippled, on account OF
the fact that vacation seasons have
closed the season for wienle roasts
and mesa suppers is In the height Of
It's popularity. The mind of man. IN
its pleasure seeking moods, can't Inn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
MRS. PUTNEY 10 ENTERTAIN
AT LUNCHEONBRIDGE.

Mrs. n. Il. Putney has issued ie5
nsltations to a luncheon bridge for
| naNt Thursday. lunch to he served
at n o'clock at the Aivarado. and
to b. followed by cards at the Put
ney home on West Central. As ore
NJ the biggest functions OF the fau,
Il IL helng anticipated with not Il lit
tie pleasure.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
I TEA GIVEN AT
HOME OF MRS. JONES.

Mrs. John ID. Jones entertained the
twenty members OF tho C~ongrega-
tional Woman's club on Wednesday.
September 20. at her home on North
Fourteenth street. at ten. A pleasant
afternoon was spent In chatting on
the subjects OF cmomon interest to
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
BRIDGE PARTY AT HENING
HOME TUESDAY.

one OF the largest OF the fall nnairs
will be given next Tuesday at the II.
u. Hening home on West Copper av-
enue. when Mrs. II. H.. Hening. Mrs.
T.. G. Reid n Mrs. X. NJ. llocken-
hull will entertain at bridge. These
win he twelve tables played. Mrs.
Hockcnhull,' Mrs. lIening's mother,
has recently come to Albuquerque
from Jacksonville. H., and will make
her homo here with her dnnEhtor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
SUNSHINE nAS6h ENrERTArNs
AID SOCIETY.

The Lutheran Ladies' Aid society
had a very pleasant meeting on
Thursday afternoon at the SUNSHINE
ranch on North Fourth street. Busi-
ness plans OF the society were con
sldered first, after which refresh
menls were served and a social hour
hold. The hosteases were Miss
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
'woMAN'S AUXILIARY TO
MEET NEXT

The Woinan's Auxiliary or st.
Johns church will meet next Wedncs-
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Roy Stromc on South Fourteenth
street. Business plans for the winter
will be made, and aitcrward Il social
hour Will % held. All members are
nInnI To- hn nrnannI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
CARD CIUB NHEETS WITH
Mrs MITCHELL.

Tho Ideal card cluuh had a most
enjoyable game Tuesday afternoon,
at the home Of Mrs. Mitchell. This
was the regular meeting, The first
prize was won by Mrs, Al Riohl, and
the cut prize by Mrs. Grace White,
The next meeting OF the club. Oc-
tober 10. will he at the home Of Mrs.
Grncn MhlIe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
ST. Johns GUILD
SHAFTS \ TEAS.

The ladies' OF 81. johns Guild. &C
cording to the usual custom will hold
a series OF monthly teas this winter.
for which they have the dates and
hosteaEes already decided upon. The
first Of these will he on October 20,
at the home OF Mrs. John Milne on
Park avenue. All members Of the
guild are cordially invited to be
preAent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
A TEA TOR THURSDAY,
~.

The second NJ the series OF fall
parties at which Mrs. II. u. Hem
ing, Mrs. y. G. Reid and Mrs. Hook
cnhull are entertaining, Will he Civ
en- Thursday, October u, when the
three hostesscs entertain at the Hen.
ing home with n tea. A large number
OF Invitations are uut.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
Two.THIRTY BRIDGE TO
MEET NEXT. TUESDAY,

The Two-Thirty bridge club viii
hold its next regular meeting at the
home Of Mrs. \. u. Beta, d22 \.
Edith. next Tuesday afternoon. The
last meeting was held ut the homo Of
Mrs. Nye Martin. Three tables are
played.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
DANCE ON
OCTOBER 20.

The Women's Catholic order a.
Fnrrcsiers will eivc a big Halloween
dance on October 20 at 81. Mnry'R
hall. It Is planned 10 make this II