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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-11
BREAKFAST THIS MORNING
At COUNTRY CIyfR.

There IL certainly no more ~typicnlly
autumnal color combination than blue
and gold-for the sky is never hluer
than in autumn n every flower
that. grows, almost, Is deepest gold.
So Mrs. r.. l. HuAt's I'M Mrs. Harry
Strong's breakfast this morning for
the young women who have been
NO widely feted this week. was. In
decoration, lavishly and intenriveiy
autumnal, II was not Sc lavish and
intense. however. as to be quite so
overwhelming ~ II sounds-but Just
az pretty n dainty a breakfast as
n can imagine. II was given nj
at h Country club. out on the
veranda. Golden yellow flowers In
bowls and baskets tied with blue tullc
were used to decorate the tables. The
honor guests were Mrs. Phil Shamber-
ger. Miss Reba Conner. and her BRIDES
maids, Miss Esteiie Mcdowell and
Miss Elva Stark: her maid -of-honor
Mrs. Arthur Ostcrhoim: and Mrs.
James Davidson's guests, Miss Ruby
Peel and Miss Emmy Kloth. The
guests were: Mosdames Fred Cameron,
James Davidson. II. Fred Petit. J.
Martin Hayden. u. r. Copp, w. C..
Ocstrich, q. III. Conner. T.. II. Booth,
Sam Nann, Folk Baca, Nellie Bryant.
sam Busch, Abraham. Earl knight,
Francis, liver. II. NJ. Bowers. Nye
Martin. L. n. chnmberlln. George
R~osllngton. Tom DanRhy and J. G.
Cox and the Misses Afaybcilc Love
Iece. Lora Lovelacc. Margaret Chad
wick. Fay Strong and Allcne Keller.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-11
DELEGATES ENJOY DANCE ON
TUESDAY.

OF considerably over 200 men and
women, n god floor. and al excel
lent eight-piece orchestra combined
to afford the guests to the republic
u convention a very enjoyable
dance last Tuesday evening. The
spirit was on Them" and so II was
not hard to enjoy every dance and
the Intercourse OF the lawmakers,
prospective Lawmakers and would
bc-laW-mnkerH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-11

onc OF the results Of my talk and or
my dance demonstrations with Miss
Lconorn Hughes was the adoption of
two resolutions. Indor the one, the
teachers rpreaciu-hsrcod to do their
best to stamp out all freak atcps IN
the hall ROOM, particularly dips and
steps In which the feet are raised
high OF the ground, and also side
steps and pauses which Interfere with
the progresi Of couples who mas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-11
SHEET AND PILLOW CASE
DANCE At THE COUNTRY CLUB

II docs everyone's heart good TO see
big dances appear on society's pro-
gram; and n that was indeed IA
heart-wnrmcr vas the sheet and pill
low-case dance given Tuesday even-
ing Mt the Country club by Mrs.
Harry Strong and Mrs. James David
son for Mrs, Strong's daughter. Mrs.
Shamberger; Mrs. Davidson's sister.
Miss Ruby Peel. and her guest, Miss
Bnimy Kloth, and for Miss Rcba
Conner, and her bridesmaids. Miss
Slurk and Miss Mcdowell. Yellow
and green converted the club rooms
into IL brilliant autumn scene-sun-
flowers and goldenrod combined with
asparugus fern and ceder boughs
being used for ~decorltion. a little
fountain was built In the room off the
ballroom. and this WIS beautifully
hung with yellow and green. Dane
Ing continued until 2;30 In the MORN
ing, and ever then was abandoned
with reluctance. There were so
guests. young boys n girls, and the
older married set. all there.
One OF the interesting features OF
the dance was n prize waltz. II was
u hard matter to choose the best pair
OF walters out OF a crowd hat has
always danced and knows how TO do
Il: but the choice finally fell to Miss
Estelle Mcdowell and her partner,
Donald Wilson.
The sheets and pillowcases were
worn for about an hour. and then
discarded, when some OF the loveliest
aud filmiest OF evening clothes dotted
the e for the rest OF the even
ing,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-11
MRS. DAVID BOYD ENTERTAINs
THIS AFTERNOON.

Mrs. David Boyd and her daughter,
Miaa Alice boyd. ara entertaining this
afternoon at n tea at their hoinc on
South High street. Over q hundred
guests arc being received between the
hours Of Ch-ae n six. a ~proslsion
OF autumn flowers OF all colors have
been used to decorate the reception
rooms, which. with the soft shaded
candle glow make n warm. rich color
ing. Assisting the hostesses In the
living room arc: Mrs. II. a. Bittner
aud Mrs.John W. Wilson. In the din
ing room. Mrs. A.. u. Stroup. Mrs. NJ.
n. Hickey. Mrs. g. h. Hodgtn, Mrs.
Roy Stroine. Mrs. II. J.. Robinson and
Mrs. G. u. tlowber are assisting. Miss
Louise Lowber. Miss Anne Newhall
and Miss Ruth lIiil are serving at the
nunchboWl.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-11
MIG BENEFIT DANCE FOR
CANDELAisIAS SCHOOL
"wednesday

a rare treat a. TO he offered 10 the
public next Wednesday when the
directors and teachers, and n number
OF The patrons. OF the Los Candoiar-
laS-I4os GrieRos school give their
benefit dance at the Garcia dance
hail In Loo Candelnrlas. The fund
VIII go To the school. which In inaug-
urnting n series of such affairs to
raise money for stnge equipment.
lights, playground equipment and var
ioua other ~incidcntnls for the school.
The treat comes In with the dance
muaic. Esny's very popular jazz or
chostra " to be there with qundruple-
plate force-belis. drums. piano and
violin. Refreshments vii he served
by The pupils OF the school and among
other things will consist OF delicious
country made cakes. The ladies OF
the district are to make the cakes; the
teachers are directing arrangementa;
Elfego Garcia, chairman OF the board
OF school directors. has donated the
use OF his hall; and T.. T.. Robinson.
n member OF the board OF Bernallllo
county schools. II giving the venture
financial assistance. As is plain to
he seen. II has al sorts Of substantial
and capable backing. and promises
an unusually enjoyable time.
The directions for reaching the hall
are as follows: Go north on Fourth
street until the last turn TO the east
this side OF Roslington's Is reached.
90 cast on this road until the hall Ia
seen: and II will be easily recognis-
able by the many lights and the
crowd. II is situated at the intersec-
tion OF the aforementioned east road,
and a north road running at right
angles to II.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-11

Another brlde-to-he. Miss Fricda
schadoi whose engagement to Mr.
iundeison was announced some time
ago, was feted on Thursday evening,
with a shower given By two achooi
friends, Mrs. A. G. Graham. who wan
formerly Miss Helen McLay. and Mis-.
Al Thelin. who was formerly Miss
Eda Wood. Tho guests came in
"unhcknownst" 70 Miss Schadei aud
gave hor n complete and delightful
shower OF gifts. The guests werc.
Miss's Jcffie Short. Jcnn WIckhnfr.
Irene ~Herkenhoff. Margaret JOINS,
L.S.e Berger. Marie schadel. Mrs. 4.
Soe5, Mrs. a. McLay, Mrs. v. Town
send, Ms. VI. L. AlberA. Mes. Gel
fsngicltart. Mrs. ID. SchadeI and Mics
t'rs"nh Schadel. Mrs. A. l.. Tneiln. aud
Mrs = c, Graham.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-11
nEPuBILCiN WOMEN THRoNG
THE Y. ". THIS WEEK.

The 7. ". G, 4. r%ecrcution ccntor
was one Of the busient spots In the
city during the mast week OF the
republican convention. A majority
OF the women made II their head
quarters during the day; and the
plano was going all day, the maya
zines were circulating from hand to
hand, and the tongues were 80 active
Il would he impossible To likcn them
to anythinR-without making some
body sore. The rest room al a grateful
meeting place. The cafaterla served
the greatest number Of meals since
the opening. when 58S people were
served, and II was found necessary
TO open one end of the recreation
room to take care OF them all.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-11
DON WILSON AND VAN ot,rsox
HOSTS AT DANCE.

Don Wilson and Van Oleson, who
are to be the ushers at the Conner
Neehhn wedding mex "wednesday.
gave a dance at the Country
club last night for the menu
bers OF the bridal party, and
some so Rt'osta. The ever popuIar
autumn nowers-goldenrod-vith ce-
oar greens we're banked h. the fire.
place and on the mAntei. The min
Ion OF a good many individunls
was that h Two piece orchestra turn
ed out some regular whizzers'' OF
dance tunes. a perfectly delicious
two-coursc lunch was served at mid
Ugh but the dance continued
until o one In the morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-11
H@sss s,I Ioyn,sIM ENTERTAIN

Misses Maybeiie and Lora Lovclacc
gave an Informal little luncheon on
Friday. at n o'clock for some OF
Miss Reba conner's intimate friends.
nainv colofa and pretty features OF
me party set II apart as onn OF tia
lovclicat OF the scrlcn given for thln
poular bride-t0-be. There were nirht
girls present.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-11
MRS. sowEns ENfERrAINs

Mrs u. NJ. Bowers gavc a bridge
party yesterday Afternoon al tbc
country club In honor OF Miss Ruby
Peel, who is visiting her sister Mira.
Jamea Davidson here and Miss Peei.a
guest Miss Emmy kioth, both Of
whom are C~hicagoanA. The club was
prettily decorated with goldenrod and
greens. and a pleasant afternoon spent
at cards.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-11
WOAIANS CLUBS
NEXT PROGRAM.

The program for next Friday. des-
ignated as Literature Day, the Wom-
ans club Will be Modern American
Drama" Mis-. q. X. Angle will be
leader. Mrs. Angle Is 70 read Nat
Goodwin's last. why Marry" Mrs.
Angle has been In demand on various
occasions. not only In Albuquerque,
but In man, other sctlons OF the state.
10 give dramatic readings. She aid
most OF her work Of this character
before her marriage, When. as Helen
G%oldthorpe Williams. aho was widely
known In that field.
Mrs. J. c. skinner Is chairman Of
the literature department. and Mrs.
Guy Rogers is director.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-11
Society Denotes Itself to Affairs for Mrs. Shamberger and ConnerKeenan
Bridal Parity Republican Women Entertain for Visiting DeLeeat

been postponed from September n,
~ and IS TO October . 20 6.
The announcement OF tho change In
dates was made by Mrs. N. j. Strum-
qulst. state president OF the White
Ribboncrs, who has been called to
tlonal executives Of the organization.
On account OF the call 4 the national
executives. II was necessary to change
tho date Of The state convention.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-11
MRS. ". Y. WALTON ENTERTAINs
AT AUCTION BRIDGE

Mrs. W. Y. Walton entertained FRI
day Afternoon at her apartments In
the Washington In honor OF a num-
Der OF ladies who were here for the
convention, The rooms were decorat-
ed most artlsticaily In aatumn flowers
OF all colors, and after n delightful
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-11
W. q. 4. 4.
DATE CHANGED.

The atatae convention of the Wom-
nn's Christian Temperance union has
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-11
.MoRNING GLORY BREAKFAST"
TUESDAY.

An exquisitcly appointed breakfast
was given Tuesday morning by Mrs.
II. Fred Petit and Mrs. j. Martin
Hayden. at Mrs. Pcttit'a home. The
honor guests were Miss lleba Conner
and Mrs. j. Phil Shabergcr. The
French combination of blue and pink
was carri a out In the most delicntely
shaded blue aud pink morning glories,
and In little candles tied with tullc
bows In the two shades. Hand paint
ed place cards were DESIGNED in blue
and pink morning glories, also. The
guests we're; Mrs. J. Phil Shamborger.
Miss Reba Conner. Miss Elva stark
and Miss Estcllc Mcdowell. OF Los
Angeles. who will lie bridesmaids at
the Conncr-Kccnnn wedding; Mrs. e.
n. Conner. Mira. II. q. Strong, Mrs.
$. II. Busch. Mrs. James Davidson.
Miss RUBY Peel, and Miss Emmy
Kioth. both Of Chicago: AIRS Fred
Cameron. Mrs. Il. u. Booth, Mrs. IL.
+. Copp. Mira. Abrams. Mrs. W. G..
Oestrcich. Mrs. Nelle Bryant, Mrs. X.
a. Hust, Mrs. Felix Baca and Mrs,
Sam Nanu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-11

The Harvest Festival queen. Compe-
tition's keen. And more plans for
h coronation are coming to light.
Jes' listen.
The elaborate ceremonies with
which the queen liz to be crowned
the first day will formally open the
festival. At the corner OF Fourth
and Gold avenue. there IL to DO n
Welcome" arch, all decorated. In
the center OF Gold avenue in front
Of the Elks' building, the throne dais
VIII he placed. 40 that all who pass
throuph the arch may see the whole
splondifcroua scencry.
The queen committee. headed by
Sidney Well. and composed OF Mes
DANES George Breeze, Ed Edgar, Leo
poid Meyer. Tom Hughes, w. II. wal
ton. Jcrre Haggard Ind s. L. Rosen-
valid, will meet mex Tuesday. and h
costumes FOR the queen finally do
cided upon. Mrs. Edgar has been In
%vestignting the royal raimcnt propo-
alton In the east. and II In expected
that she will have some excellent
recommendations n suggestions to
make.
Tho result of last weeks voting was
printed ut the end of the week. This
weeks tabulation shows an apprcci-
able increase for some OF h candl-
datoA Miss Betty Kleisdorf has 30
more than last week: Miss Isabel
Benson 90: Miss Edna NJ. Rowe. 4;
Miss Florence WELLER. 4; Miss Bunny
Tompkins. 2; Miss Evelyn Hunt. OF
Ration. g; Annabel Melton. l; and
Miss Dnvie Marcus, |. With the addl-
ton Of this weeks votes. the stand
ing now il.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-11
FINK n YELLOW
HREAkrtST.

a breakfast for Miss H.cha conn.,
ana Mrs. h shamberger wns given
al the II. o. Strong home Monday
morning at . o'clock. and added n
OF the prettiest OF the weeks affair."
TO the very long list for these Two
young women. A bright color scheme
was carried out In pink ana
ssn"W lowers. place cards In the
sdmo coioru and In the G furS,,,
OF the breakfast. Giided nine
cones served as artistic stnndnrds
Tor the dainty place cards. A cen-
terpiecc OF pink and yellow roses De-
euhiel the. center OF uAs table, and
.w2 pdonably garbed-or u~nEnrbed, la
either cnse, quite adomble-kewpica
stood az attention on the table. rh~
iaiiowing were Mrs. Strongss guess.
Ars, Shambtrxcr and Miss coane,
and Miss Elya Stark. MIss Testeiie
Mcdowell Aliss Lora Lopeiaet. Mi,t
Mayocllc Lovelace. Miss Uortcnsn
Swnzer, Mrs. Forest IIaruer. ~.
nellie Bryant. Miss Ruth peel. M,a.
Ruth sthteson, Asiss Wii.ifred pnsle'
miss Alacn. ked1cr. Miss l,nn,y
k'oth n Miss Inv Strong
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-11
LINEN SHOWER fon
MISS FHfEDA E(mADrr

linen shower was given Tor Ais.
frieaa a yesterday afternobh
by Mrs. Cca Enalehnrt, al whIrn sn,.r
very handsome gifts IN linen were nre-
sented 20 the ~biidc.to-be. Al the clnse
OF a pleasant afternoon. a three
course luncheon was served. The
guests were. Mrs. E. Jucohson. Mrs
Al Matthew. Mrs. Il, A. AnaDn. Mrn
a. McLay. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Maisei, airs. A.
{: Graham. OF Tyrone, Mrs. Turner.
Mrs. Henry Schadel OF silver CIV:
MIS-. y. Schadel. MIS-. c. y. Davis.
and Miss Marie eohadol w
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-11
SHRINE DANCE no IN
GIVEN WEDNESDAY,

on Wednesday Of next week. Sep
tember Is. Ballut Abyad temple or
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-11
MRS. nosLlsdHSss BRIDGE
THIS AFTERNOON,

Mrs. George Roslington is enter
tanning this afternoon At n OF the
largest bridge parties or the summer
at her home, Monkbridge Manor.
The affair Is In honor OF Mrs. j..
Phil Shamberger, Miss Reba Conner
and the bridesmaids OF the Conner
keenan, wedding, Miss Mcdowell and
Mis- Stnrk. There are twelve tables.
A color note Of yellow Is being car
ried out In yellow flowers and In tho
luncheon To be served later.
VOTES COME IN FOR HARVEST
QUEEN.
us girls are still hanging on des-
perateiy for new bulletins concerning
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-11
E oS bT, PPssEETESs S sTSDAY

Mr.. Horace Kocnan will entertain
the members OF the conner-Keenan
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-11
ooNXER-KEESAS WEDDING
PLANS.

Just enough OF the details Of the
Conner-Keenan wedding have slipped
through to awaken "A tantallzing in
terest, but there il some compensation
In the fact that only q few days inter
vene before the wedding aud the sat
isfaction Of that interest.
The date OF the wedding IL Septem-
Der l5, Wednesday. The ceremony
Tx to take place at st. Johns Epiaco-
a church. and will be performed by
Rev. Winfred Zeigler. The double
ring ceremony viii he used. Mrs.
Arthur Osterholm. OF Chicago. sister
OF the groom. will he matron OF hon
or. and Mr.. Arthur Osterholm Is 10 be
best man. Miss Eiva Stark and Miss
Estclle Mcdowell. OF Los Angeles. are
to be bridesmaids. and Don Wilson
and Van Olson ushers. After the cer-
emony, there will be wedding break
fast at the Alvnrado. The wedding
reception In to be Mt the w. g. De-
stretch home on West Central. nj .
o'clock Wednesday afternoon, and
will be most elaborate. Twohundred
and fifty invitations have bcen issued
TO the reception.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-11

Emmy Kioth and Messrs. Van Oit-
son Don Wilson, Tenney, Burke and
Clinton +. Anderson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-11

the Mystic Shrine Will entertain ali
members OF the temple and lhril
ladies' at a dance az thc Mnsorlc tenn
pie. The ballroom ~ 10 be tacorntcd
Tor the occasion In guy colora. an
e~iRhtspiocc orchestra has been pfo.
cured and an ~ O'Clock lunch has
neen planned. And then. OF course.
tnere,s mat surprise that there's been
70 much talk about. SIN. no lntllnn
OF what rs going to be. Nothing ilfs
feihg on the scene for finding out.
LUNCHEON AT AhS.RADo
MONDAY.
Autumn is the time Of year TO rive
big luncheon parties. for no pnstels
OF spring. az cooling grecnery III sum
ner can equnl the glorious combina-
uon OF the colors Of Indian summer.
~ the luncheon which Mrs. ~ nj
Chamberlain gave last Monday such "
combination was produced By lnhlIas
IN many colors. with the mink and
yellow shades predomlnatlnE.
large cut glass bowl OF them occupied
h center OF the table. and over
table literally covered with green
fern. they were studded NJ intervals
IloW9r by flower. Ophclla roses were
given AS favorn 70 each guest. ana Tor
tho two honor guests. Mrs. mil
ShambefEcr n Mias Reba Conner
mere were large c~orNdroN al M.
roses. Lunch was served Al 3 o'cionk
The lilo guests were present at Tho
party; Miss Reba Conner. Mrs.
Phil Shambereor. Miss Elva starr,
MISS Esfeiie Mcdowell, Miss Ruby
leel, Miss Emmy kloth, Mira II. q.
Strong, Mrs. G. III. Conner. Mn. w
G. Oestreich, Mrs. Neilp Bryanf. Mrs
James Davidson. Mrs. Sam tnuu
Mrs. T.. II. Booth. $3.50
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-11

bridal party toniorrow night at II din-
nor party at the Alvnrado. PrcpRru-
tions have been made for n sumptu.
GUS affair, with elaborate floral deco.
rations for an artistic background.
There will he sixteen guests.
StN
MRS. HICKEY ENTERTAINS FOR
MRS. II. u. PEIARS.
Mrs. NJ. y. Hickey entertained ycs-
terdny at n o'clock luncheon in
honor of Mrs. II. II. Pciars. OF Law
renee, KanA., who is here visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Jim Skinner. Ten
g1ictiis were seated about a table
made exceptionally pretty with att
tumn flowers of all colors, "a bowl
Of them forming a ccnterpiccc. The
delicious luncheon was perfectly In
keeping with the artistic setting Of
the table, Mrs. Pclars In a glrihood
friend OF Mrs. Hickey. and so Fri
days luncheon was ~ opportunity
10 make her a warm friend OF Mrs.
Hickey's Albuquerque frlcnds-an
opportunity Of which the guests
avniled themselves enthusiastically.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-11

II may interest my American
friends TO know that / associated this
program recently at a great meeting
OF English dancing teachers II I
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-07
Pianos, Player-Pianos, Talking Machines
Music Rolls and Records

E~v instrument in this pmat sale is m good condition and absolutely guaranteed to give
sot.hrton ' Whether Won purchase the lowest or the highest priced you are certain of getting
vahefW your investment
TERMs-A modgatef first aymen will sure the immediate delivery of any instrument
IN mr forss The bance ma be paid in conrnintm monthly amounts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-07

VICTORIA, Mexico - Governor
Emilio Portes Gil, recently appointed
provisional head of the state of Ia
maulipas. declares he wants to be
friends with Americans. II want to
extend the hand of welcome to all
Americans" says Governor Gil. land
20 assure them protection of life and
investment"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-07
Hydroqraphers Know the Sea.

A person who prescribes ocean
routes for steamers is known as q n.y.
d~rogrspher. He makes maps and
charts Of the seas and other waters.
He determines and reports the condi.
ton Of navigable waters, whether
ocean or inland, charting the coasts
and rivers. determining depths. the
quality Of the bottom. the times Of the
tides and measuring the currents.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-24
BALL GAME;..I|S
SCHEDULEDF0R
SUNDAY P. N.
Strong Pembina Aggrega-
ton and Great Northern !.
Men Will Clash.

The Great Northern ball team,
which has undertaken to furnish
games for local fans since. the dis
oandment of the Independent team,
will play n Of the best games in
their schedule Sunday afternoon
when they meet the noted Pembina
aggregation.
Pembina is noted for the fast brand
Of ball It has played every season for
the last ten or more years and the
strength OF the club this season IL
nothing below normal. The players
are coming to the Forks with the in
tention of walking away with. the
long end of the score and will show
the locals a strong battle in order to
do it
BILL sandbrink. manager of the G..
N. team. - placing his strongest line
up in the game Sunday and plans to
keep the record Of the local men
clear Of defeats for the remainder Of
he season. Practically the same
lineup which outclassed the Hallock
men last Sunday will be in the play
again this week. Finch. the stellar
twirler Of the local crew.. will be in
the box with Omar Scouten on the
receiving end.
The Great Northern club is giving
the a n the best games that can be
scheduled and the management feels
that it is nothing but right that the
fans should turn out in full strength
to support h club with a little
grandstand backing.
The game Sunday will start
promptly at 500 O'Clock, ... .
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-24
COUNTY
OLD SETTLERS
HAVE BIG DAY

Michigan. N. D.. July 24.-The old
settlers of Nelson county held their
annual meeting at Stump Lake park
on July 10. A large crowd attended
the meeting and although it was the
warmest day Of the season. everyone
present seemed to enjoy the occasion.
The program was n Of the best
ever put on in the county. The old
folks ball team put up an excellent
game. The fast teams Of Aneta and
Lakota also played ball, Aneta win
ming by a score of to /. The
Georgia Minstrel show put on one Of
the leading attractions. A tug-of-war
and numerous races helped fill in the
days sport program. The boxing ex-
hibition both between the clowns and
the principal boxers was appreciated
by the crowd. There vas not an idle
moment after the sports began. The
old settlers held their annual meeting
In the evening. The membership was
found to be double that Of last year.
& The officers elected for the ensuing
year were, Martin Flon1 of Neville,
president and treasurer.s and, J.. ..
Gronna Of Lakota, secretary. Presi-
dent ]. P. Lamb declined the honor
of reelection and stating that the
.honors should. be passed around.
The Pekin band furnished the mu-
sic for the day and N~erhougen's or
chestra Of Devils Lake played the old
time music as well as the latest fads
to the satisfaction of everyone. The
square dance, waltz and polka were
enjoyed by the old timers.