davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

f6n.
X 9 yeces, en- Las horas de asue
40, estes ntips 1uegan, saltan y rfen;
perp 81 algeria aparece tanto mas
tulliciosa cuanto es men0B franca;
81 risa, ee mas de aturdimfento que
DO bienestar. En- resoluci6n: no son
lninoEs sino pequenoa eiervos enamel.
lradoE durante nnas hofas, que saben
dc Ia inanimidad de las cosaA y pre-
Humen e de y idea
No; . estOe ninos los de los
cuentos de hadaH. aQuellos para quie-
mes SO escribieron las maraYfIiDsaa
ayenturas de Petit pouce, dc IL Cent
l~cIenta y de la bella durmiente en- el
bosquh; no son siquiera los maqanc6.
ucamente sOnadores de R~ahindranath.
Son los pAlidos hijos dc Eduardo, so,
hre quienes arrOja su traidor v~aticinio
~Glocester, cuando no los minuscuIos
personajes de Switz. intrigante, ii.
r~anuelos, orgullosos do SUI falsa Glen
cia, como nn pamue de sus joyas de
similor.
Pero 81 mnndo no puede estar sin
Rverdaderos nihos; ealos son los u
ban te traernos on 81 porvenir IA fuen-
Y que caHta y 81 pajaro que habla
ellos, que conserVan las reminiscent
cias de 10 infinite son los que han de
.consolarnos q los que va albergamos
sus presentimientos de Ia honda, de-
Ia tntensa necesidad de que sean a.
|legres.
Antonio zAYAzA.N
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
400 EN- LA CARcEL De CHICAGO:
LlMPlA coMPLETA De RoJ0s
Un gran lptado especial investigate
Ia s~ituacl6n @6oia". Sc aleea que
Palmer rehusa ayudar.

Chicago Enero 2.--H Juez Superior
Roberta D. Grove prepare hoy una
amada para I'm gran iurado especial
que SO feunira eli pr6ximo Ldnes j
fin de inyestigar la situaci0n roja1,
pues actnalmente Sc encuentran Cd Il
carcel mas de doscIent0s radicalee '
todayia %continuan los arrest0s.
~ secretario y tesorerO de lon (I.
w WI Thomas Whitehead. o. unp De
los que fu6 arrestad0 hoy. pefo Al ie-
fe William ID Haywood (Blx BnD y
Yarios 0tros que go ~connlderan como
oficialeg PARTICIPATES, no han aid0 ares
tados todayfa, pero se les signe IA pista
muy de cerca.
EI fiscal general del astado. Maclay
Aoyne. bai0 caya direction So efectn0
81 arresto dc todos loa unn 81 soane.
chaba que eran radlcaIes, Ia declare.
DO que Ia p~rosecnci6n se ilevnra 4
cab0 ba51 n nneya Icy del satado.
que e. rnc0ntra del n~indicnllamc. =
cue esta independents del denarfa-
mento de iusticia HOyne denrncl6
anoche que el fiscal General de los
kssados unidos, Palmer. desFnts de
que igabla prometldo dar a~slgtoncia
hnbia rctlfado i sus h0mhrers otaudn
90 lego 81 ucmpp a. ohrar y aso IA.
BIZ euplicado CUE - pospusioran los
prcndimlontos.
Ninenno d. los arrpefadOa Ia sido
delaiado ante "a eorte lpdayia.
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kEARW9 DICE cue "A pHINA ngL
CANPEoNAfo Sc YENunA a.
TIA tuhNA

iNg Anf%eN Gait Edefa f-Que
~ tbs 4uan4 titNie8. ~ senafa "a
fslee pok - canprnaiu a. hasro en-.
go n4tup4py y csuEaiimr dIls sauf
hrt tark he4raA. H~aneiefcf al cas-.
pfa o. nslna1. eusate - " ain
tpf "a bfmeaa NaaesAaa a. las funfiefA
ne4 r1n este fafrsAfqa AaNla aeapfat
% a 1feft4 a. EeHFuft
hrsfss8 AEmaaa7 rafIruss saefara.
gee 49, Hilra 4tef 49, "a "a tlala
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cARRAMzA PR0CURA cREAR AMI.
M0slDApEs ENCONTHA DE
EE. w.
Busca que los paisea sud-amerIcanos
Sc rebelens "a

Washington. Die. S0.-1nformes pri
Nados fFecibidos de Mexico hablan de
les e~sfuerzOs que esta hacienda o.
rranza para crear I'm sentimienlo dc
animosidad de los pafses sudsamerica-
LOS contra los Estados Unidos por Ia
aetitud adoptada por este con motive
del tratamiento dc que estan siendp
cbjet0 los eiudadanos americanos y
Gus ~propiedades por parte del. gobiernc
de Mexico.
Una carta tfasmitida por un cores
ponsal fldedigno, refiere que 81 Lie.
Carlos Meltndez. e~x.Procurador del
Federal, enyiado a Chile, como MI.
nistrD Plenipotenclario. le fueron en-.
tregadas dos ctartas a~ut0grafas de Ca.
Tranza, para que las ~emtregue al Pro.
aidente San Fuentes. de- Chile. al pre-.
sentar sus credenCiales como represen.
tante diplomatico del goDieFno de Ne.
xico.
Sc agrega que ambas cartas auto,
graias de Carranza tratan sobre IA
Controversial aostenida dltimhmente
entire Mexico y los Estados Unidos a
causa del incidente de William Jeu.
hna y Dor Ia question petrollfera, ex.
r0niendo amb0s asuntos desde 81 pun
TO de- vista del gobieno DO Carranza
y m~auifestando que Sacramento por
81 eiefcicio 90 una extremenda pacien.
ella y por una habilidad diplomatiea
superior. se ha podido poner a IA de-
bl ~fepublica a cubierta de Ia amena
"a de IA Invasion y De Ia humiliation
por parte de los Estados Unidos
Sc dice, adema6. que en- las nOtag
nuf6gfafas dlrigidas por Caranxa III.
Fresidantg DE- Chile. no Sc haco MIA
guna sollcitud do ayuda De parte del
iefa del eiecutivo do aQucila Rend.
bira ruu-ameficAna parn lokrar una
r~seloria ga IA sltnaci0n ~lnfcruncl8-
nal creada por lac Demands Dc los
Estados Inidos. Bino que Einpiemeu
q ~ ilama p aienci1n baclh ia a..
tpacidn especlai "a qeu Ma1ieo AZ b.
IA coioeado for IA inlueia y aeres
Va polsilca do i0a tNtados Unidoa {
~ qur baee frenfe hefoieamenie. -
Franza SOLO
iRuaime1te ~ dice Qaa pida Ga
Fransa A prDsi4tnte a. Chile use *.
piiqre "a ~Eitnaeion a Ics iefes de IA
ecmas n~aeinnos sd a1arlfaa1R para
pne to4aa fiiaa u rrasten 81 fimpaffa
. Afxicn ~nfrsf6naafn eea clio "a 4
poyo meEAi rue ie tefia AZ sfAn rroF8
enc
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81 DEcLARA ILaoAL "a cERvEzA
La ley para enforzar Ia Prohibiei6n
eostenida por Ia corte suprema. Qua.
tro ieces oplnan ~dlferente.


Washington, Ener0 5.--La ley para
~enfOrzar Ia prohibition, que define
como 1lcor embriagante c~ualqufera be
bida que contenga Ia mitad de mo
pCr elento de alcohol b mas fue de.
ciarada CONSTITUTIONAL hoy por Ia Cor.
70 Supreme en- nm dictamen. en- 81 euai
Sc diyidleron los %jueces, yotando Gin
co enc0ntra y cuatrO q favor,
Los procedimiantos estabIecidos Dor
Jacob Rupert, de Nuova York y por
los ~cerYeceros de Nueya Orleans y
Baltimore, para impedlr que Ell gobfer-
no prOhibiera la yenta de cerVeza que
c0ntiene 2.75 por cient0 de alcohol
fuer0n ~desechadoa
Fl case de Rupert fue entablado
bdjo 81 acta de p~rohiDfci6n durante
la guerra. Este alegaDa que Ia G :
VEGA que cuntlane 2,75 por ciento dc
alcohol no Is embriaganfe; pero que
n acta Yolstead. por medic de liml
tar Ia porci0n de alcohol prohibfa la
yonta do cerYeza Hegnn las regnla.
clones prescritas por IL ley Lever del
control do allmeuto. por e, Fresideu
to Wilson.
IN ios casos do Baltimore y NueYa
Orleans los ce~rveceros ~coniendian que
les manufacturers De WINS 3 leo
70 SIDE ldpuio. fuera gus le nombra
ran ceryeza 0 cuaiquler otfo noiubre.
no era Illegal. q memo que embriaea
r. Essa contention. sin embargo. Ia
nes0 81 goblcrn0 areuyendO quo II
ceryeza estAba prohibida nicFa que to,
ficra ~cuaiidadcs in~t0xicantes D no.
que consuylera "a mitad de
unO Dor cicnto o mas az alcohol
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Ae< hsNNeafa - feaala q
n Mpai A. n euFasA Mi
t4n @e1Se "a dfafa -
4 ta4lst
- suk ~ a pAfFaa -
. &He1H 81 - sNeW
Aah4M 4 - WaNMN1aaI1a n.
81 fAstH
tasFa q r
NWIs 4 s
e - Is sHa 80 =
"a mgis y ~ Para
#n 4A4 s. Mx
b =
usa q s
a
-
ta
U.s.
49,
81
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
Los NAvllos De GUERRA oue
FUERoN HUNpipo8 poa los
ALEAANE8 sERAN DHa.
TRuln0A pRoNT0

W~ANhinEton. hnaro b-Esus natloa
Aemanea cue faeron hnndiaoa Dor sas
oiiolaiea feraB pfoafb deatrnidoa. al
~ declaf0 aauf nor Ia decision a.
aispener "a este meto % loo nnvlos
1relaso ae1puas qne - habfa com
Wetade o. i~nytsiieaei0n p0r una eomt
t.eh especial cue ~rerfoaontaba 4 los
aliados
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sERA ctrRTo7

I'm banquero ~aconseja q su hija, "a
en- estado de c~onquistas y no muy
refractaria q esa femenina labor:
-Sobre TODD, procura casarte con
IN pobre senHato, inteligente y hon
rado' 10 hagas, como tn madre, que
no ge no mas que en- el dinero..
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RuENA FxcusA

Una t6ven SO dLsgust0 con 81 mo.
VIC. que era calyo, y cuando IL de.
yolvi0 las prendns de- r~ecfproco carl
40 que SO habian dado, IL dijo:-Lo
cue hay de c6m0do para vos es cue no
'tsnso que deyolveroa nj un cabelIo.r
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
OuE RueNAf

-Cuantos anos tiene usleds
-Quince.
Ounce anOsl Tan pequeho y va
80 ha dedicado al robo.
-Sehor Presidents. no le parece q
listed que va estoy en- edad de elegir
una carrera?
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

ufhsnAl dtha nhrsa a. ane
efsWf4 q to1a ml aafaatiaa ssta
, q l1Niao cfa<nFN4 fso& nseatsan
s4e fadla haatfs8 4eeaegsao e. Nna
caFtAFA a4a AAAA4 ~ - misma GAIA,
t4HiHaidHt1 esaNnNaI4 mit
fF44IU14t8 e11f1le a. Enntsd
ea4aa e go aeeloga uale4 sa
ENaW a4nfcFa L. talta cue 60.
NsI1 a - kshtr rlssa exon sinefns
- ea taEa 81 Hterat
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sINo FuERA7 ESQ TuvlERA

-En este mundo-excIama IN IN
dividuo-nadie esta contento con al
suerte. Tengo I'M amigo que depIora
no tener callos en- los pies.
NO comprendo por que.
-Porque le han amputado las dos
piernas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

A47A NN4 Na ~ an
- Niats "a
-
0e4&
- nN
- ~ nl
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

Estableciando un registro que segdn
50 cree no tiene precedente en- Ia his
toria de munificiencia, Sc anunci0 la
yispera de Navidad que John D Rock
Teller, Sir, habfa marcado Ell ola de
fiesta de Ia estaci0n, con algeria y
con yOluntads por donaciones de Ia SUI
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

4 - wA8
- na
ma sMs e. sse
VA = = ua
q > = q
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

tan 50 dadivas do filantropia cersa de
la suma de $4I2, 900, 000. Este dltimo
presente de Glen millones de pesos Sc
divide en- dos parties iguaIes de Gin
cuenta millones cada una. La mitad de
la donaci6n va al cuerp0 do educaci0n
general y la otra mitad a Ia fundici0n
de Rockefeller.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

IL NHttttNNHtr 4AtNiNf
Las s~iguientes bellfsimas nalabrss
esclitas por ina madfe consagrada.
Aunnue aR rofieren da nlodo y
raj 81 cuidadu que. Sc deherfa fsner
con todQa los nihoa. 80 ahlican ain en-
barge do modo mug particular Z Ia
oampaiR personal de- que una madrA
deberia g0zar con sna Ai3itas:
vcuando mia hitos Gran niaos creia
que 10 mej0r que yo podfa haoer d
clos era daf1ne q 6ll0e.
AN Que no ahQrr6 trabaios pare
hAnlAf cor 6llps, y ser una comnaile.
r amiga amab1e 40 mis- hijos
A menpdo tenia qne dsacnidar Mi
ne tenia tlemp0 para e-nfrernrane
mucian cosas Que me habria Susta,
Asiaha tan ocupada aa0rnando sus
mtallERnclna y cultiyand0 los afectnn
Maa nQbleH DO ap c1raz0n. uun 10
poala adolneF stis euerpecito con ro-
prb ~eseoBidas, Runqte los tanfn An
Soep alfmpo yestidos limpia y como
Nc qNe deheriS kAAeAar i ! una Mn
a gulsa de ailmohtok ~sencillos =
gancs
a hacer sus hroui6s VeafsaSa
A aef aaAadk Y ofdonads anna.
xanuo con oil euidad0 "a ~ nronia
persona y cuerpo. R
Debeffa aprandar bian Il ar,s AL
maneio de una oaaa \ ~ IL forn
sloA de az hogan antbe de u piensa
Deberla compnftnfaa - ~ .naS
reaeYado en- la nrssenols AZ 4ss,rzk !.
ehos y hombres - mpeAs
One toda conversation basa 81 ii.
Que chistes liyianos acerca ~ .h,,a
nos mozoss, y "amantes, aon imnro.
pios.
Que Ia modestia "a m faanro Il.
calculabIe que resultarA aar "a ~
tectoa mag SECURE.
coltas que la mayor parte IA ioa c,r e
j0yenes.
Que au madrg "a al u,asor ccr.ra
hera. CONSIDERS yafataa
Que sus vestidoa 6enerfsn -.
ciIlos y en- nine5fpa maners II shseta
principal de sus nsnahmssntna M
SUI conversation.
Que solo deherfan paar vaa.,ao.
cubran modestament6 4, nArsoSs
4 Que mas vafa aar dtt1 ~
mental. 40o 0tn
One habra tia,a6Sn *
aprender 4 haceT trnknigfns ~
tasfa despues de ana he~a .nSt
do a zurcar medlas.
Que la antigua rnhla .s.4fr t,4.
ra cada cosa N csda cn-n nara N. ~
es una reela u,,rv hnana
Que deheria vesfsrse tanta
lud y Ia comodidad come na~a Il r
IA.
Su madrs ia prIrsra. 4
Tan nronto noniA IA n,ns r..n.rns.ol
por priinera vez &, cnslas,5eS 1880
To d los misf8fi6a "A III 80 50 (!
Dire deberfa sor "A nrirata - $500 !
u verfdfcamente III a,lr~ M Nv NV ,
~
81 ella In ova -nsinsso ,
Ia guardar6 y anraeler u .- !
p como Il fuera IN tesoro: nero VI
ias ma, p ennes g sompeneraa Y. |
nancharA i, nurets = "~'stin@e'oh
a $1,000 q
lnnS 49, ~ mesnAeno I
an nfuNr IA unwNmftn ~ 1870 1913
nrartieof N s~- .splIo .
iencia comerciai e = Rsemt D
Pues hien "a IL assk. a.
" one enna 4 $1,000 maonxcpn O
" n~eeorgns r~~@@~H - ngnloIe n
IirlrIr a. n,o5,n b1neEelmenIe h
aignno ane no ~ Ssss Rss.sren y
a. muehanha ds@s.. nspssAIA .
Az ere er3f~-Aa ~ MunnN q
Ixectsmanse ~ -. saete " Il
dier. serce-e =. J ~ 20 nseIs q
rioao ana NJ ,.,sH s-nS9 lnuue d
strn "A easn NJ 1870 " poco Il
i In ~ se~ IAN d
eaoa cer,s.~ e " 1910 ue n,
nan eanfn o,.e ~ 81
IVA IN $500 seAMA IL
y ~ 4. $500 ~ v stpA paerua 81
apo1, II
aiabrs tocsnfs - ~ n
III '"nN ? ~ "
arnas Al $1,000 a.
$3.50 %en, 800 aHcif ~ Fff9AaA "
4 Ia ara nseaes - =" 81
q - eSpYampe :,
lt5e,5e 4, ~ Mssneeae -
senfa ceno ~ ~s ms "
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
laAN .. 3ocAzEEzER

ma de cerca de $1OO,000,O 900 para Ia
fomentacion de Ia educaci6n y del.
bienestar de la humanidad en TODD ei
mundo. Tan gFande munificencia, que
haya hecho durante la vida del dona-
dor, se cree que q So ha iguala-
do q esta. Con estas donaciones anon
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Mrs. Witter to Be
Honorcd at Tea

Nra James Tate Mason has issued
Invitations for tea to be given at
her residence on Friday Afternoon
nom 4 until o'clock. eompilmcntns
MA Dean Cooling witter Of San
Ysancisco. Assisting the hostess viii
- her mother. Mira Charles y. Whit
e)eeey, Mrs. William ID. Perkins. Mrs
J. NJ Blackford and Mira Walter A.
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ADDITIONAL CLUES


seattle lodge No. 7. auxiliary 20
Evergreen lodge No. ?. A. o. u. W.
will entertain with the nth Of a
series Of progressive whist parties
this evening at o'clock in Ever.
green hall. Arcade building. The
COMMITTEES IN charge includes Mr..
Ernest Frank. chairman: Mrs. Anna
NJ. Barth. Mr.. Melissa Wells. Mrs.
Anna Forrier and Mrs. Clara Lotka,
who have planned many special in
duoements and interesting favors.
Preceding the card party at . p. m.
the lodge will hold regular bust
nsss meeting and business Of i'm
Dortance will be discussed. The
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ci.ty at 1:so D. m in tho vestry
room Of tho temple. Board meeting
at 1 p. IN
Rkfrrsy No. 9 Auxiliary
TiidFely No. auxiliary viii meet
with Mrs. Fred Bird, CLOS Coriiss
ave. from 2 untn y. m.
IoniA Social Club
All Eastern Stars and friends are
invited 10 the meeting 81 Ionla So
ciaI club at Masonic templa
wosnrn Of Moo~ehcart Legion
An election OF officers win be held
at the meeting OF the Women Of
MooseheArt Legion al .. m In
Moose temple.
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Knickcrbocker Club
Dance

The Knickeroockey club h making
final preparations for It's Corn Tas-
sci Ball TO be held in the Masonic
temple Saturday evening. November
.. Tho COMMITTEES In charge has
planned some interesting features.
Mr.. Trsfford Hutsson H.. Mr. JUS
tin Haynes. Mr.. Ray Eekmann. Mr.
Anthony Brandcnthaier. Mr.. stephen
Haynes. Mr.. Anthony Muir and Mr..
George Merz are the committee.
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Nfiss Dorothy Van Way. danshssr
~ Col. Charles Van Way. Of Van
couver Barracks. who has been the
house guest for the past two months
Of DIR. and Mrs George II Sewiove
Ia their quarters at Fort fAwton.
has returned 10 her homo
Capt J. Howard Payne returned
yesterday from . short trip to San
franciaoo
Mr.. Harold Henry. who N 10 b
the soioist at tho first Symphony
Orchestra concert on Friday evening.
In tho house guest Of Or. and Mrs
Frederick Bentley until November 10.
when he will depart for Salem. Ore.
and san Francisco for two concert
engagements
MR.. u. C. Crane Of Mouseeano.
and Miss Virginia McDonough OF
Portland. who have been the house
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Colbert
srllivnn since last wednesday. left
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yesterday for Portland Mis- Dodge.
after spending few days thor.. wili
rroored on 70 New York. 10 rcnain
ZOE the winter monthA
Ans VIA Dodge Of Fan Francisco
who has been tho house ruoat Of
Mia- Edith fropch. has returned 10
her homa
Mr.. and Mr. wflfism n Kin-si
hav~ removed 10 their nov homo at
Laurelhurst
Mr~ A. q. strv~ns b departing
Sunday for Portland. where she viii
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Mrs. Strtre to
Be at Home

Honorfng MIA Frank Haserouek
rocker. who Is the guest OF MrA
David Skinner. Mrs Frederick
oeruve win be at home Friday after
icon 10 her friends from until )
o'clock. Mrs. Alexander NJ Wether-
a. Mn. Joshua Green. Mrs. Harry
Whitn<y Treat and Mrs. J. ID. Far.
pel have been asked to prraide al
- uruS
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TO Entertain
Friends at Home

1Gias Lucy Dunn has issued about
lorty Invitations for dancing party.
% ~ given Friday. November 8. at
tie home Of her parents, Mr. and
Mra A. l. Dunn On Saturday
aftsrnoon Catherine Dunn has bid
den thirty-five OF her small friends
% her home for . ehildren's party.
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Miss Ne1CloUe to Give
Ten and .ShO1ger

Complimentary TO Miss Ruth Nor
ton. brideto-be. Miss Cwendoiyn
Newiove has issued invitations for n
tea and miscellaneous shower on
Saturday. November ~. at the quar-.
tiers Of her father. DIR. George II.
Sswloye. U. 9. A. at Fort Lawton.
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NJ. and Mrs.
Hollis Hosts

11r. and Mrs Harry White Hollis
onfsrsained With a dinner OF twelve
ouvurs on Saturday evening At the
XDtsl Warrington
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The Misses Ferris
PL0n Dnncin1 Pdrtu

lliss Ruth Ferris and Miss Gather
oDa Ferris. daughters Of Mr.. and
Ma Lowther Ferris. have invited
osventy five Of their friends TO a
lancing party Saturday evening.
November 9, At christensen's hall
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s,fnrd with . dinner Of twelve covers
on Saturday evening at their home.
complimentary 20 Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Hegg. who have recently rc
turned from An extended trip 20
Norway. Dahllas In autumn unts
conferred the ta.btA
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Mrs. Folsom
Honor Guest

Mira Ia Frank Msclsirn wiri be at
home To her friends informally on
Thursday afternoon. In farewell to
Mrs. Y. NJ. Folsom. who viii depart
next week for New York
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Informal Tea

with twelve ladies' VINO comprise
the decorating committee Of the
First Baptist church as her guests.
Mrs A. L. Dunn entertained with a
tea at Frederick 4 Nelson's tea
room, Monday afternoon
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800 values OF Mems Strong
Work Shoes; all leather; bellows
tongue; blucher cut: genuine
Chippewa shoes that wear and
wear. Sizes to IL.
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Hollo1reez Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs Grover Desmond en-
onrtnined on Saturday evening with
= Halloween dinner OF ten covers at
0Askr residence.
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MARRIAGE Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. John G. slattery an
nounce the marriage Of their daugh-
Ter, Margaret Eieanore. 10 Mr.. Leon
Hebert. Jr. The marriage was quiet.
~ soiemnized in Tacoma August 5
and comes as 3 surprise TO their
frisnds.
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A stylish. serviceable shoe
with cloth top: soft Md vamp
and quarter. good soies; mill
tary heels and imitation tips.
laced style Sizes 4 to s.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Tammdny
Plan Dinner

In compliment 20 Mr.. and Mrs
Monte Brown. Mr.. and Mrs Patrick
III. TAmmany will entertain with a
dinner Of fourteen covers on satur
day evening at the Yacht club. Only
intimate friends of the honor guests
have been hidden
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CmDDcr for Mr.. Henri

Sunday evening. At their home at
- Highlands. MFR. and MrsL Traf'
ga Huteson will entertain at sup.
- fpe the pleasure Of MIR. Harold
Ueaxy.
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DATES
To Remember

To Remember
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 3D.
Miss Jane Seymour Kiins - as
dress thu members OF the Huns~,
club on "Wersinx With the
workers at o'clock. Hesi~..a>
Mr.. Jeha callins ana Mira
usorr. ponwefth
THURSDAY. royENHkR g.
os-<n kus~ wuiia 81 the ovshcp-a-
v hospital IN ssvs ersase tee .,
the home Of Nrz A. W. Pratt
FROM two untti i've e'cieess Fef
tiekss. csii os~~u Anne itia
Mra W. v. Richardson's bridEe
party a. the Arctic efuh
Mr.. Hefv~y f1ndi~y's dinrr< for
Ms, virginia Geek and Miss
Grace Hsffrrnsn a, M. r~ssisnss.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 81
Or and Mrs Rantisy-s reception AZ
home In hsner Of M Harold
Henry and the members of the
Seattle symphony orchestra. fol-
iesinx the eoaosrt. at which MI
Henry ~tli - solotst
Mrs. Frederic strives Informal tea
for M. Prank rcoksr.
Miss Lucy peas's dancinG party 81
home
SATURDAY.. NOVEMBER g.
Miss Ruth and Misa Csthrrin. FER
ris' darrtng party al chFtaten.
ssns hat
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 81
Ths marriage 81 Miss Virrtria coes
and NJ cssp<r ~ Clarke Ia Trin-
ity church at s,s oeiech
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER o.
bridge party snd tes 81 ire hasne
Of Mr.. Alexander Haiiiis fof the
h~nsfi, % the Light uoass Tor
the Blind. lac
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER To-
ssrana bridss party ara tea al W.
nsiiiies hetue fer ths t<fht
House for the Hitnt. lar.
saturday. NOVEMBER Is
Mics cAtherlns punn's aftsrrcor
party At the home % her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. A. l. Dunn
Ms. Gusudotyn Sssiuv~1s tee ara
fniscriiansoas shower az her heu,s
IN rort Lswten. cosnglisnsntinG
Miss Ruth Nerton
fRfDAr. NOvENHER 10
nrvadway Ovid 20 have musicals
ard tea At the home Of Afa
Gssrxs warren noai-.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER w.
Jaaior Gsiis Of the orthsp<iie hes-
pltAi TO held rhAnhsxislrG dases
a. the Masanie rsrpia
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Mia Norton to Gire Tea

lOD rArris Norton In extending In
V1ons1ons for an Informal tea on Fri
~ Afternoon at her home In thc
Uun1ss apartments
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Miss Ruth Morton,
COMMUNICATED

Complimenting Mi8 Ruth Norton.
her bridal party and . few intimate
Friends, Miss Rita Cornett enter
Anined 1T tea this afternoon In her
onaytments at the Caledonia
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:: WOMEN'S CLUBS =:

chief OF honor. Mira Hattie Mckay.
will be In the chair and desires
well-attsnded meeting.
R~erdnr Meeting of tie Co<sS1e Gun
The regular semfmonthiy meeting
Of the coterie club Will be held at
the Phi Mu sorority house Friday.
November 8. at 2 .. m. Prof Clark
T.. Bissett will be the speaker. The
executive board win meet at i3o
o. m. Department Of parliamentary
procedure win meet with Mrs. ROB
ert Akin. $3.50 18th ave. ~. f. at
: .. m. Thursday. DIR. heLoughhn
will have charge Of the meeting
The department OF education will
meet at tho home Of Mrs. Thomas
Irving, f74s 18th ava n. " L1nch-
son at 1880 O'Clock. and tea VII b
served BY the hostess
University Presbyterian sundzy
Sc3rod
on wednesday afternoon q mort
enjoyable reception and tea were
given In the auditorium OF tho uni
verrity Presbyterian church by tho
ladies' OF the Pastors Aid society.
The rooms were prettily dccorsted
with Halloween suggestions and
branches OF autumn foliage. with
the season's choicest blossoms filling
the corners Of the room. A nurnbr
Of out. Of. town guests were present.
and n delightful renewal OF acquaint-
ances resulted A program Of merit
was given. after which tea was
served
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ride IN the horc shov. later ruinl
to California 70 remain indefinitely.
Mn Monte Y. brown. whs has
been visiting relatives and friends In
the Past for two mouths. returned
last Thursday.