The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-04
Dean wais. John WHITTIER, Roy Hlck-
man, and Harold Brandenbury.
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MYSTICAL TEA AND HAZAAR.

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man, and Harold B~randenbury.
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MUSICAL TEA AND BAZAAR.
The Young Woman'H Auxiliary Of
the First Heptlrt church will enter.
tain at a musical tea and lazsar Fri
day evening. December is. at the
home % Miss Louise Wilkinson. SIS
scEth Walter street. They have IA
YAed their friends 70 be present, and
espsct TO make II a success socially
and financially.
lizard TIMES" PARTY.
A hard times parry at the Mac
cabee lodge rooms "Wednesday even
ing was one Of the most highly enter
tanning events Of the sort that the
lodge a had in n Ions time. With
prizes offered for the most ridlcu.
lous costume, and with al the trim
mlnesf Ia kind. the tout ensemble
wa. n to make cne think that no
there was a laugh In b hardest
The lRdy'a prize was won by Mrs.
J. J. Coz. who achieved q purple
waist with pink v%ioiets, Of forty years
she padded with tissue paper: snd.
best Of ALTA sis Hophins' couture
that brought II all to the point OF
perfection. The gentieman's prize
went to Mr.. Landlord. Nobody knew
whether MFR. Landlord was going Sr
coming, because he had his clothes
on backward; but he evoked p.enty
OF laughter both why's, and was
awarded the gentieman's prize.
There were fifteen tables OF blnco.
Bunco In. the Presbyterian sister OF
Of craps. but il has the family eharac.
teristics-its ioud-without ita Afri.
can lawlessness. But buneo got some
OF the Maccabees and their guests
80 excited they were shooting on
the floor; and the game ended with
Miss Alice Lewis being awarded the
lady,,s prize. and Earl Bowdich the
gentieman's prize.
supper was served At hard times
tables laid with red table cloths; pugar
In coffee cans instead Of sugar bowls,
and floral decorations planted in tin
cans n buckets. The costumes
were a scream. There were about
eighty guests present. including the
members OF the lodge and their lam.
A membership confess, which had
been conducted by two teams Of the
lodge. had resulted In an agreement
h a the winning team should be en-
party was given by the team headed
by Mrs Mabel patten, TO that headed
by Mrs. charlss TilIisfns.
Y. ". q. A. ACTIVITIES
III - btNtV toftfNa tbHt 1AruHu
club. composed OF girls from the
seventh and eighth trades held its
second mcesirG .at ths association
rooms last Monday Afternoon. A
busfness meeting settled what their
Initiation Zee shonla be,eena their pin
and flower were airo sslecfsd. A COM
mittee was appointed 70 select coioFs
and a motto. At their previous meet
ing the following OFFICERS were elect
ed: President, Narearet Coz; vice
president, LOUIS Cog. treasurer.
Elizabeth Nordhaus; secretary. Ro-
becca Fee.
The Sophomore girls also met on
snoa1ns c ~ Lrsy Degan inc
on: Zig business. The girls take
,u,ra M tha re4aln~ 5,.a.ss
zach chapter when the reader has
) Hhishe1.
VI Lueseay 2 nun ana siSuh
Aue siIns ms. ~ shua' TOT At honr
IN the symnas'um
% rooms crowded With High school
girls, and the members OF the Rose
Garden club. who were there for their
first work I'm h gymnasium.
Thursday IL the day that the little
misses from the third and fourth
grades come to the gym. Several
a viii NC bAtk utAk week
:, The cold weather prevented the
play hour OF the Indian school this
nj week; but efforts will be made to sa-
N cure the Use OF thu gymnasium 10. tho
a girls before next week.
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. PERSONAL MENTION
Mira. Tom Dnnahg - ouIte M n,
her home.
IN ~ ~ -
he Miss Dolly Fenton. who recent,
Graduated in nursing from 81. los
eph'a hospital. left yesteraav FOR he,
home IN Wlnslow 10 suend The chrlat'
mas HOLIDAYS.
mas "
er Frneut viii Leave for Io,
o. Angeies Decemher III 10 anand ~,
,st Iai,dav. - ~ '"
Die ~
Ie- Mrs. William Arnot NJ san krtor
err 10. N NJ. r. expected In The cftx som
ums hen, Week 70 spsse 'ne soneay
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