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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-03

mote interest in healthful sports and recreationS.
 If I am elected mayor, am going to take a. personal interest in the work Of the departments who have in hand these things which appertain particularly to the health and re-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-03

I need hardk circumstances wifi or promise to any day and election, sure that if I am
 this city at the on Page 7.)
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istc. Miss williams played iva piano
selections with the fincsso that de-
lighted her hearers.
a letter was read from the state
corresponding secretary. Mrs. Minnie
Byrd, IN which the writer urged all
numbers OF the ". e. 4. l.. 10 write
or wire to . to urge the pass
rgr OF tho Mnlis-Camuhcll Anti-bcer
bin in order GO prevent the country
being flooded with medicinal boer,
Congress should he pushed TO pass
this bin quickly as brewers are usins
much money aud Influence To prevent
ita passing tho letter stated.
At the conclusion Of the meeting
thcrv wcro volunteers who offered Ia
nct uu suEgcftions OF Miss WHITING
ana sHrt afternoon or night classes
Tor women I'm the suburban districts
nf SAINT Barbara. Maitineztown ant
Burrlns. Miss Whii.nR reporte,
having launched three night srhool
tor adults in The mining camps o
Hcatou, Gibson aud Navajo, neal
Gallup n OF several groups Of mcf
and women who have agreed to tax,
advantage Of the night school In TIA,
Central school building.
Reporting interviews with LEADING
educators Miss Whiting reported
general, curuiHl corporation Pledge
90 these ventures.
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MISS WHITING TALKS on
PATRIOTISM.

The feature OF the reception given
Friday afternoon AT the y. W. g.. \.
p~arlors by the local Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union was "a force
iul address 10y the guest Of honor.
Mas TheudoHiu WHITING
Miss Whiting. who ls field worker
Of the uhtiunul W. g. r. a. IA the
department OF Amoriuuuizatiuu. OUT
lined the activities ct this depart
ment that brings the lesson OF Amers
loan ideals. and nrighborlincss and
education to the Womc ln the homcr
where a language other than English
10 spoken. Tho speaker told of many
W. c. 4. l.. neighLurhuoI contous
having been established In her dis.
trict. the Pacific SLOPE aud western
states, where haudCrafts, cookery.
classes In English and. other lines are
being taught To adultH. Pictures OF
several OF these ceutcrs weru passed
around the company. Miss Whiting
| appealed to her hearers to express
true American patriotism by sharing
their knowledge OF English with
those In ar near this community who
10 not speak and read English eli
there are any iu or near Albuquerque
who are not speaking English In tholi
homes" she said. Following the
speaker on characterization" wer,
two young men who recently PARTED.
puted In the oratoriCul contest at IN,
Hlgh school Their themes wcr,
fitting pustludos to the discourse b,
Miss Whiting. Wgodfnrd Heflin cav,
his own composition on Tho Prob
lem % tlliterhcy Allie SilVcrHteii
gave his original diascrtion on Amer
lean ideals" Florence Blair. "a de
ciHimer I'm the recent dccinmntur
contest gave "a reading "Ony One o
His Kind" The High school speak
ers each scored a hit Mrs. Ralpi
nm sang Ia voice OF sweetness an,
culture. "sorter Miss You" Mis-
Norma Wili'2ms vac the sooomPan
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+f'sI
classic CONCERT THIS
All EItNODN.

An suspicious opening or the con-
vcrtion programs OF the state Edu-
DItiuuul association will b. the con
cert this afternoon In the High school
tud forum. luls u thu FIRST OF a
so itH OF entertainment features ar
ranged uy Alhu1uerquenns Tor visit
ing t'aclrrE many OF whom arrived
In ia" city saturday and today. The
program viii begin promptly al 3
O'v uck and b. open without charge to
every music loves In the city.
Each selection h. classic and all tho
participants ur. artists The Wo-
mans club ,norus will be heu-d for
the first time and are certain 10 win
laurela Tor choice VoculizlnF.
Miss Grace stor-z has ondcnred
herself TO local audiences ana Is Ger,
tam 60 have l brilliant career. as u
CCuCcr sulist,
Rcs Chni les Mexican II another
solulHt whose .urr voice always thrills.
David Marcus aud Dorothy Cameron
aye sioliUists ~ superior ability.
Charles BNrup ~ another vocalist
much Ia demand who delights his
hearers with rich tones.
Standing out a5 Il vocal club OF all
professional singers n the Appolo
club. comprised OF vocalis,s. each one
OF whom has claim to the title OF
artist. WIN Hn aggregation or talent
such n4 the Appolu club presents. the
WomnU's cub chorus aud the s%oloists
ON this program, the concert his
afternoon merits an audience to pack
tho auditorium The order OF the
rrogrsm will hr
Chorus-Jlj Liu Thine Eyes"
tuom Elijah by Mendel-
flunuIs Obl Thou WHO
From Tay Throne on High
-Numnn's club chorus.
! sotoH-tal "a Dream CHartlettel
th1 Absent" OMctcalf-
Charles Byrne.
Violin olo-Solected-pavid Marcus.
Mrs Faw, accompanies,
lChorus-syivis {speak)-Apollo
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PHILANTHROPY DAY
Al CIlB.

Philanthropy day at the womans
club on Friday was "a musical treat
to all who were so fortunate as to DC
there. Mrs. n. X. ScheCk arranged
the and Mrs. George Ruoii
as lcu1er for the day. presented u.
Tho now Wonihu's club chorus. under
The direction Of Mrs, H. A. Bradford
with Miss Helen GurulI at the piano
opened the program. Miss Jcscllc
Wolf gave a rcCitHtiNc of Thomas
Bailey AldrlCh's Fond LAZY with
piano accompaniment 10y Mrs. L., r.
wolf. Mrs. Il. r.. Jones sang two
numbers. Caro- Milo Bien' aud "A
Birthday" Miss Dorothy Cameron
gave two violin numbers Alteration
and Cadnian's SKY Blue water,
| Mlss Normn williams accompanying
| and MIR. Mariana Garcia. son of the
consul from Mexico. gave three piano
| numbers. the first two, "Cuntanella
and Rhapsody No ." ny List nnd
an moore Of his " composition
Two more numbers 10y the chorus
completed one OF the choicest mus
cal programs given this season at th'
| Club. ,
Mrs. \. -. Mcmillan sent the clut
ID large hos uf yiOlcts for r"plhhllns
| tor which gift the club Vote Iva
80 dial appreciation.
\ board meeting preceded th'
| regular program. NcN Fd"i. WI
be "a social afternoon vhcu II II eN'
pectcd AL old members win b" pres.
rnt to aii In getting better ao'
uualntcd with tho new m'Wnors' o
whom there are about s''"u'S-ttNe'
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wOMi3N'S RIDING CI4uB
~Rf.DlRGANIII.S,

FOR the tnird time since Its original
organization, the Womcn's Riding
club OF Troop \. New Mexico cavalry,
has been officially organized, this
time at the Riedling Music store,
Tuesday evening. A lack Of tiSed
rules the first time, the fact that a
misunderstanding about whether tia
women could use the horses the sec
und time. have rather dfsofganizcd
the club: but having learned through
adversely how to keep IL a growing
aud popular equestrian club, th'
members are now going torward WIN
an active program Tor the winter.
The officers were elected at the
meeting last week. and the constltu-
ton and by-laws will be drawn up
al the meeting on Tuesday OF this
week. The Officers are Mrs, A. J.
Rledling, president; Miss Nett keen,
hecretary-treasurcr.
The club decided upon two definite
nims at Tuesday meeting. the hfst
to give entertainments to rnlse money
for equipment for the cavalrymen ~
the most definite and immediate: ana
the second, To cooperate, as much as
possible. with the aims Of the troop
They viii purchase hurdles for the
men at first.
Tho members now are Mrs, Red
ling. Miss Kiech. Mrs. j. c. Jordan.
Mis-. W. G Reid. Mrs, 4. T.. Whitincr'
Mrs. Hugh Outer, Miro. w. V, Oiano
III. Misses Margaret and Eugenia
K,lcher Mrs. I'D. Chase. Miss Hurl'
burt. Mrs August seis, Miss Phillips
Miss Gertrude Elliott, Miss Anna Me-
Guirc and Miss Catherine SeNnur.
Sergeant tiuEEott viii instruct the
riders. and has promised to take them
ua tar 49, they viii 80 In horssn'an-
nm.
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DOROTHY L. McALLISTER
Telephone SIS.

z THAT a host Of things we have to be thankful for this year
wv There are so many that the best way TO appreciate now many
' ' and how rich ones blessings are, is to start IN right now ana
keep on counting until after the turkey is executed. Then, OF course
they begin to take on a duner glow, what with unusual quantities OF
mince pie and all.
But there is the dance at the Country club next "Wednesday
evening, and the "open house on Thursday; deer season, and the
hunters trails Leading of 10 mysterious places there are the New
Mexico teachers, our popular guests, and all the cdueationahy val
liable proceedings Of the annual convention of New Mexcos eduea-
tors; and there is peace and plenty. And thus gradually, do we work
up to the best and rarest Of the blessings we enjoy at this particular
time, with all the minor stages that must be filed in by the individual
And best of all, there is still the blue and gold Of Indian summer
hanging over us, and we are able to forget that sharp winter Wait'
impatiently just around the corner.
Everybody will be out to see the football game Thanksgiving to
veil for the cherry and silver.
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SIGMA CHI HOMECOMING MEEK

Sigma CHI fraternity viii entertain
for many out-of-town guests. and
~tratrcs In urhC, including alumni. ac-
tiVes ana pledges. at their big
homecoming week" celebration
Thursday, Friday and saturday. Many
of the visitors Niil be at the fraternity
houro, where the mai0r part OF the
entertaining will be done.
The men viii SO IN a body Thurs
day afternoon to The football game at
the University field, and afterwards
TO n smoker Ia honor Of the alumni,
ut the zig Chi house. pr. Harris.
Bruce Hanger Robert WiEley ana
ALEU- nruce VII BE- hosts Friday eve
ming ut a dinner AZ the Country
club. The climax OF tho three days.
however. viii he the big dance 1T the
sigma che house Saturday evening.
Although The dance will be informal.
there viii he the usual preparation Ia
give their guests an evening 30 be
remembered. Forty couples VIII be
entertained.
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VUutIbRi.NS FATTY
WEDNESDAY,.

IittlC Eleanor Maroon whose SOW
enth birthday came uu Wednesday
was hostess at that occasion TO
about thirty five friends at a lovely
%childrun's party. Miss Marion, be.
ing "a brunette. chose two shades OF
yellow for her color scheme, and II
Is superfluous to add that II Was lust
the proper shade to set off black
hair and Irish blue eyes, especially
when the latter have seven years of
accumulated roguishnesa In them,
Little yellow balloon pigs who
apuealcd loudly. and yellow cups
with candics In them, carried out the
color scheme OF the party beautiful
~. Many kinds ~ anne kept the
guests joyously busy all afternoon.
Those present were Edna Rosen.
wald. stanley R%osenwald, Barbara
! Waha. Elizabeth Waha, MaXinC
Nordhaus. Mary Catherine Cornell
claire Wsllcr. Helen Stamm Eliza
beth Lee. Marguerite owen, Ruth
| Reynolds, Mimi Bcunett Bill Ben
nett. Bob Mcdonald. Mabel MELON
aid. Dorothy Ann webb. Bobby Sing
or Della Singer, Susan sheridan
Ginger kahut. BeulHh kahnt. Fran
ces Loo Fcrrec. clark Pcttit. Georg;
valiant. Elizabeth valiant. Mvror
Sabin. Paul Zoiglor. Jac Hening
Jimmie Allen, Robert Allen. jim
! Hubbell Frank Rice. Bobby Reidy
Robert PETS Harold gsmison, Don
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TEACHERS DANCE


The one particularly joyous oc-
cSsion OF the teachers convention
cioh year. IN Tuesday evening. when
the teathcr's dance takes place at
the ArmOry. Oh that occasion the
men OF Albuquerque sre usually asked,
ns this time. by the committee. to
leave their wives. their s~weethcarts
and their near wives" and come to
the Armory to show the visiting
teachers Just what beau brummcls
they can be. And IL they are under
HtandDaK and sympathetic, they viii
appreciate that after " days "i
steady study and exposure 60 IN
spiration. aud with several months
ahead ot them at IN" steady gr'nd ui
lessons. that Il good time g. coming
to them. For thHt reason. the IuuW-
Der ~ Couimctc" lms oNvrv rriruu
tu believe ina Tn, dance wili be '
success.
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Little feet, such little feet. which al.
ways hang Just amiss OF the floor and
point together. so! Covered with
sturdy American shocs--juHt the
kind little sally wears when You send
her out TO play.
Her food2
III your American words could
come ous Of my mouth as easily as
your American food zoe In, II would
be easy" Still seriously
And what does she like best about
America
A slow smile spread over the face
Of the ninety year-old little Japanese
woman. who for SO years was head
OF tho Japanese W, G. r. u;
Your ice cream! could eat and
eat ~"
The little toeing-in feet were
swinging again.
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TEACMEns, %RECFprION.

EtaNa
The official social event OF the New
Mexico Teachers convention VIII he
the reception at the Elks club to-
morrow afternoon from 4 until o
o'clock. The reception and card
room VIII be used for the purpose,
and music will be a feature OF the
afternoon. a committee Of Albu-
qucrque society women, headed by
Mrs. J. 7. Mclaughlin. will receive
They are: Mrs. Walter NJ. Council
Mrs, David :. hin. Mrs. John Milne
Mrs Louis Ilfold. Mrs. A Is. Nc
MIillon, Mrs. Chiidefs. Mrs. Clark NJ.
Carr. Mrs. j. q. Gould, Mrs Ma,
Nordhaus. Mrs. NJ. Il. Otoro, Mrs.
Kenneth Baldridge, Mrs. y. a. Cor
nish. Airs. @ r.. Breeze. Mrs. w {,
Reid. Mrs. Ivan Grunsfeld, Mrs X.
w. ID. Bryan. MisS Parsons, Mrs. g..
s. Peters, Mrs. NJ X Nyider. Mrs.
O. A. Matson Airs Elder. Mrs. Carl
Magee, Mrs. Robert Dietz. Mrs VI. u,
Hcnlng. Mrs. Henry Coors. Mrs. Al
bert Simms and Mrs. y. n. Boule.
They VIII he assisted by a com
mittcc OF Young ladicH OF which Mrs
Marcclia Mstson IL chairman, assisted
by Miss katherine McAiilien. and the
following committee; Misses Florence
Weller. Bertha Woinman. wilma
Sny4er Alice white, katherine KEEL
cher. Margaret McCanna. Esther
Howdcn. Grace stortl, Dorothy
Fleisch. Lorna Lester aud Blanch'
Gulcy.
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MIS- DOROTHY tIl.ISCu
GlltST OF HONOR

Miss Dorothy Fl.isch, IN" charming
niece of Mrs william &. Walton, who
has been visiting m the city for the
past several weeks. and has been the
most douFhtfIl parties ~ the htll. was
Ruest 81 honor AT . dance giNcu 81
night It the Country club by Mrs
Walton and Mrs. T. u Edgar The
guests Vcro tho yuNpg'r crowd. aud
numbered about eighty tive.
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that IL overt am finished" II
might have been the end OF IA pleas
ant task or which She spoke.
Iior plump little figure settled n
bit into tho softness OF the big chair.
Her long. loose robe. something like
the material once known as mohhir,
punched ns hor figure settled But
no nervous, personally conscious
hands sought ia taspoth II. Madnme's
dress merely served IA purpose
nothing more To her.
4 hat she never wears. Whom
the air h chill "a little hood. hastily
thrown on just us she steps out OF
the door. Is her practical protection.
"Jnpnups8 women want education
not war. | come to say that.
II am the luckicst woman In Jap
an Tor being uhlc TO come here" Her
feet were swinging Ger so slightly.
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Ar THE
CI4tH THANKSGIVING.

rate Country club viii be the cen
ter OF gravithtion euring Thankagiv'
ing for the members and their out
orteAsn quests. The seasons fca
tivtties Win begin on "Wednesday
evening, Thanksgiving eve, with .
formal dance. Invitations to the
members and their guests are being
issued this week.
open house viii be held Thursday.
Thanksgiving afternoon, o three
O'clock until six. There will be tea
and gossip. and everybody In town
will be there.
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GOO
Din Nt.R TOV MISS
ANN, HARRIS

tess 1T dinner Tuesday evening. IA
the A%lvHrddo hotel. m honor Of MiEf
Anne lhnrris. \ rcnterpiccc 81
chry,snthomums. aud hand painted
place cards added o pretty touch to
the table appointments. There
we're six guests.
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SATURDAY DAscIse CLUB

A new dancing club for the young
married people has been organized
and met for The first time last Satur-
day evening. at the Woufan's club.
The officers were elected and a on
stitution drawn up. which decides
upon a limited number OF members,
md that the club shall meet once a
month Tor informal narties- There
are about 20 couples. Mr.. ". =.
Mcdowell b the preAldent.
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TEACHERS.

The Ladies' AID Society n tho
Central Avenue Methodist church viii
serve cafeteria meals for teachers IN
Monday aud Tuesday, at noon. n. the
basement OF tho church on East Gem
trail and Arno street. Members OF
the Parent Teachers association will
DO served With tho tsacheTs,
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WV tIlH OlkGANlLI1@
The Sixty club, organised with
thirty couples for the purpose Of
meeting onc n month TO dence. was
orEanized Last week, and a plan OF
entertainment for the winter decided
upon. Officers were elected n 4
boa5d q directors appointed. IL
was decided TO meet the first Thurs
day OF each month for the regular
dances, at h Country club; and
every third meeting. a formal dinner
dance will be given.
Sidney 81. Well was elected presi-
denti DIR. n. NJ. Bowers. vice nresi.
dent, and Mrs. A. ID. Ozle. secretary.
treasurer. The following are the
members; MIR. and Mrs. X. y. Bald.
ridge, Mr.. and Mrs. n. II. Bureh, Mr..
and Mrs II. NJ. Bowers. Mr.. and Mrs.
+. II. Busch. Mr.. and Mrs. Herry
BENJAMIN. Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Belts,
Mt. and Mrs. u. n. Copp, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Garfield. Mr.. and Mrs.
ueorge Craig. Mr.. and Mira. j. r.. Cor,
MI. and Mrs. j.. ID. Davidson. DIR. and
Mrs. j.. J. de Praslln. MIR. and Mrs.
James uladding, DIR. and Mrs. n. L.
husi, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hughes. MIR.
M Mrs. Jerrc HaRgard, Mr.. and MIRA
~. +. LeSeur. Mr.. and Mrs. Nye Mar
I'm, MIR. and Mrs. a. -. Ogio, Mr.. and
Mrs. g. r. Oden, Mr.. and Mira. II.
Fred Petit. Mr.. and Mrs. A. 1, Ried,
Ing, MIR. and Mrs. Guy Rogers. Mr.
mo Mrs George R~osiington, MIR. and
Airs. Frank Htortz, Mr.. ana Mrs IA
D.. strong. Mr.. and Mrs. &. III. ep,fz
messer. Mr.. and Mira. c. ~. schu
maker. Mr.. and Mrs. +. 4. yann, am
MI n Mrs. sidney We'll.
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club.
Vocal solo - open the Gates"
CKnappl-Rev. Charles
Mexican.
Violin solo-Selccted- Dorothy Cam
cron.
Vocal solo-"The Lord Is My Light"
(Frnnccs Allitsen) -
Miss Grace Stortz.
Chorus Altar OF Truth" tMohr)-
Apollo club.
Chorus Night sinks on the wave"
Oucnry Smart) Woman'a
club ghOruN
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COO
THANKSGIVING PROGRAM.

The Woman's Home aud Foreign
Missionary society of the Presbyterian
church met Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. T.. L. Moulton, i2p South -Four.
tccnth street. Tho annual praise ana
thanks offering was made aud hymns
nnuropriate 10 the occasion were
sung. Mrs. l.. u. schneider and Mrs
Hugh Cooper were the leaders. The
program was:
Taik, Some Reasons for Thank
mIness "-Mrs. PITT Ross.
Plano so'os-Mrs. n. L. liogrefe
and Mrs. James J. Walsh.
beading. '"rhe Best We Have
Mrs. l.. G. Rice
Paper, Thanks Offering Mrs
Recitation. The Three Divers
vivian Scheer.
praise Song" - Ruth virginia,
Louise aud Adah Shelton. -,
Rrnding. MY Thanksgiving Box,
Mrs. W. j. Wilson. B..
Roll call on "diving ana
PrnIse"-a delightful social hour was
spcnt and the hostess waB assisted by
Mn. J. u. Franklin. Mrs. a. II. kool'
Nfs II. LRGill. Mrs Nitl Ferguson
Mrs. 4. n keliar. Mrs. T. J. Mabry'
and Mrs. ". W, Davis.
THE thank offering and opening OF
mite boxes. added t5i TO the treasury
ooo
ORPuANAGE BENEFIT DANCE.
The children Of 81 Anthony's or.
phaungo are to be the recipients oil
tho furd from the bcnfit dance 10 be
| eiven Tuesday evening by the ladies
of the Catholic ForeaterH and the
members OF the knights Of Colum'
bua. who will c%ollnbornte In giving
the big dance az Colombo hall. With
Manufacturing aud Christmas near
the needs Of the children at tho or
phans' home are beginning 10 en-
gross the attention OF those who have
given and are giving to this charity.
Donations for the home are being TO
reived from those who will not be
able to attend the dance. and com
mittecs from both organizations are
seilinr tickets.
= iagz orchestra viii be engaged,
aud refreshments viii be served.
The committee on arrangements
representing the lady Forestors con
nists u Mrs. Felix naca, Mrs. Per
I'm. and Mrs. Coleman. The X. OF
e. committee la headed hv Ralph
Vmhnch. chairman; and William 4
Munster and T. ~ McCsffrey are the
members.
CATTTg CI4TR TO GIVE DANCE
The Cactus cub. an organization of
| the Masonic lodge viii y ve the first
~ tie winter dances next Friday eve
ming al the Woman's club. There VIII
be refreshments Mt midnight, The
committee in charge consists OF sid
ney Elliott. A. I. Riedling and chei
/ RvrnR.
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TRAIN SOCIAL Of c. e.

a Train socInT' was The ~paFtlcular-
~ lively way OF entertaining the
members Of the Christian Endeavor
society OF the Presbyterian church on
Tuesday evening. The guests were
led from pace 20 place on a journey
over the southwest. 60 a booth with
q bowl OF blue water, for Bluewate-.
n. NJ. and several other stops whose
names were suggested by ingenious
devices There were about 40 young
people present.
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One OF the first social affairs that
will inaugurate the entertainment for
the visiting teachers, win bo the dance
tomorrow evening at which tho
teachers OF the Cd Town school will
entcrtnp to raise money for the
schooi library. There viii be music
10y the Step Lively syncopaters, and
refresnments for the visitors. The
Old Town teachers, knowing what
teachers particularly desire In the
way OF a dance. are making an effort
to give them n OF the most enjoy
able evenings Of their visit.
The committee on general arrange
ments consists OF the teachers of the
school and Mrs. Ramsey and Mrs.
steiner. members OF the parent-
Teachers association. The committee
On refreshments consists OF Mrs. Joe
Milloy and Miss Lo-ena Wells.
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MISS DOROTHY cLEAvE
To BE MARRIED.

Mlss Dorothy Cieave, formerly a
student at the University OF New
Mexico, and a member Of Alpha Chi
Omega sorority, IL to BE- married on
Thanksgiving day to 81. 4. Martin. AZ
the First baptis; church In Roswell.
The ceremony Is TO take place az \
o'clock In this evening. Miss Clenve
VIII be attended by Mrs. Arthur
farnsworth, matron OF honor. and the
Misses Ma-Jorie Clcave ana Lillian
hinklu, the former her sister. 10y
Martin will be best man. and Roy
Hink'e aud Arthur Farnsworth the
uHherh. The couple will make their
home in Roswell.
Miss Cleave IL the daughter OF Mrs
A. l.. Cleavc, OF Roswell. and attended
the University here three years ago
She received her b. A. degNee from
the University Of southern California
and for III past year has been teach
Ing az Hagerman. N. NJ. Mr.. Martin
Ia connected with the First NatlonaI
bank OF Roswell.
Miss Marjorie Cieave. Whit Is a
student at the University now. will
leave Tuesday for Roswell.