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CHAPTER w.
The KiIIinq of Errls Boyne.

| The Killing OF Errls boyne.
There's many a. government has
made a mess Of things In Ireland"
said Erris Boyne; "but since the day
of Cromwell the Accused this is the
worst. Is there a man in Ireland
that believes In It, or trusts It? There
are men that support 1t, that are
served by it, that fill their pockets
out of It but by Joseph and by Mary,
| there's none thinks there couldn't he
a better! Have a little more marsala.
Calhoun"
With these words, Boyne filled up
the long glass out of which Dyck Cal
houn had been MISUNDERSTANDING too
much. Shortly. before, Dyck had lost
all his cash at the cardtable. He had
turned from it penniless and discom-
flied to see Boyne, smiling, and gay
with wine, In front of him.
Boyne took him by the arm.
"Come with me-" said he. There's
no luck for you at the tables today.
Let's go where we can forget the
world, where we can lift the banner
Of freedom and beat the drums of pur-
pose. Come along, lad"
The time was critical for Dyck-
critical and dangerous. He had lost
money heavily; he had even exhaust
ed his mothers legacy. Of late he
had seen little Of his father, and the
little he had seen was not fortunate.
They had quarreled over Dyck's way
ward dOings. He had angered his fa-
ther terribly, and Miles, In burst Of
temper, had disclosed the fact that
his own property was in peril. They
| had been eStranged ever since; but
the time had come when Dyck must
at least secure the credit of his fa-
theirs name at his bank to find the
] means of living.
1t was with this staring him in the
face that Erris Boyne's company
| seemed TO offer at least recovery of
his good spirits. Dublin knew little Of
Boynes present domestic life. 1t did
not know that he had injured his sec
ond wife as badly as he had wronged
his first-with this difference, how
ever, that his first wife was n lady.
while his second wife. NOreen, was a
beautiful, quck-tempered loyable,
eighfeen-year-old girl, a graduate Of
the kitchen and dairy, when he took
her to himself. He had married her
| I'm a mad moment after his first wife
Mrs. Llyn. as she was now called
had divorced him; and after the first
/ thrill Of married life was over. moth
ing remained with BOyne except re-
gret that he had sold his freedom for
what he might, perhaps, have had
without marriage.
Then began process of domestic
torture which alienated Noreen from
him. and reused in her the worst pas
sions of human nature. She came to
know of his infidelities, and they mad
dened her. They had no children, and
| in the end he had threatened her with
desertion. When she had retorted in
strong words, he slapped her face, and
left her with an ugly smile.
OF visitors they had few, If any, and
the young wife was left alone to brood
upon her wrongs. Erris Boyne hpd
slapped her face Oh the morning OF
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look of pain from his face; 1t brought
smile to his lips. He came step
nearer.
"I'm as obliged to you as II you'd
paid for my board and lodging, Mai
low" he said; land that's saying a
good deal in these days. Ill never
have bigger fight. You're a greater
swordsman than your reputation.
must have provoked you beyond rea-
son." he went on gallantly. Il think
we'd better forget the whole thing
I'm a loyalist," Mallow replied.
Pm loyallst, and if you're one, too,
what reason should there be for our
not being friends?"
A black cloud flooded Calhoun's
face.
"If-if I'm a loyalist, you say! Have
you any doubt of It? If you have"
"You wish your sword had gone
into my heart instead Of my arm, ehT'
interrupteds Mallow. "How easily /
am misunderstood! ! meant nothing
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by that if.'" He smiled, and the
smile had a touch of wickedness. 81
meant nothing by it-nothing at all
AS we are both loyalists, we must be
friends. Good-by, Calhoun!"
Dyck's face cleared very slowly
Mallow was maddening, but the look
Of the face was not that Of foe.
swell, let us be friends" Dyck an
swered with a cordial smile. "Good'
by" he added. "I'm id sorry We
had to fight at all. Go0d-by"
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THE DUEL.

Synopsis. - Returning home after
a days shooting, Dyck Calhoun
gifted young Irish gentleman OF the
time OF the French and American
revolutions, meets Sheila Llyn. sew
enteen- -year-old girl visiting in the
neighboIhood. They are mutually
attracted. Sheila never knew her
dissipated father. Erris Boyne, her
mother having divorced him ana
resumed her maiden nane. Reach
ing home. Dyck finds Leonard NAL
low, son of Lord Mallow, with
message from the attorney general
summoning Miles Calhoun, Dyck's
father, to Dublin. Dyck and his
father go.
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Not. Unusual.

"The doctor said must put down
everything on the chart" "WellT
1.-THE patient tried twice to kiss me
Must | put that downT" Il think not
said the kindly head nurse.
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r4E BOY SCOUT 4oN DurY-.
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The chorus and dramatic action re-
hcarsals IN going forward steedily.
and the production being rounded out
TO the satisfaction OF the directrensl
Mira Elizabeth Bradford.
Louis Hesselden n to sing the part
OF the gypsy bandit; and with the
aura OF h past weeks success In the
Eiks show still lingering about him.
no explanation OF his qualification 70
carry off the part with successes n
needed. A voice OF true and strong
tlmbre. peculiarly adapted to the part
OF the gypsy chioftain; and marked
ability In acting are his. Thaddeus.
as announced last week. II 20 be sung
By Claire Thomas. OF silver City. Mr..
Thomas n expected to reach the city
aome time next week for the various
rehearsals planned between now ana
May 7. when the first performance
will be held. Mr.. Thomas studied In
Chicago under Oscar Saongcr and
sang In nee work for several
years. His voice has been highly
praised by David Bispham and FLOR
ence Macbeth. The directress and
members OF the club who are putting
on the opera have been "pattinR
themselves on the back" so 70 speak.
ever since Mr.. Thomas consented 70
take the part. for he n n real musi-
cal find"
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WOMEN or HoUsEKEEPERs'
(IIB MI.IT.

The Housekecpers' club OF Ranches
de- Atrisco met last Thursday with
Mrs. Dan Miller when preliminary in
Etructions In the use OF the commun-
ity amer were given. The women
of the club. by their own efforts dur
ing the past summer and fall, raised
enough money 10 build and equip the
Canncry. and as "a wOman's enter
prise was watched with considerable
interest. The men of the community
provided the labor for the building
II IN complete now and equipped
with the Gamer. At tho next meet
ing. to be held at the home OF Mrs.
Farrell. complete Instructions In the
use Of the Gamer will be given.
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MRS. cox HOSTIiSS AT LARGE
BRIDGE PARTY,

Mrs. J. r. Cox was hostess al one
OF the largest N loveliest parties OF
tho spring last Friday afternoon.
when she entertained at eleven tables
OF bridge at her home on North
Twelfth street. The rooms were filled
with lilacs and tulips. the latter In
delicate lilac shades and the color
note was carried out In many Of the
details OF the party 4 number Of
guests came In for tea later In tho
afternoon. winners Of prizes at
cards were sirs. Don Rankin, who
won the first prize and Mrs r q.
Winfrey. who won tho cut. Both were
handsome silver bud vases.
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Governor and Mrs. Duckuuorh Lead Brilliant Varsity Prom; Ek
how Plays to Full Houses; Neu Club Formed at Party at the We'll HON

supper and the fun OF preparing Il
was half Of the pleasure Of h party.
There were six tables OF bridge.
The winner OF the prize for the la
dies was Mrs. Oden aud for the men.
Mt. Stutz. The guests were MIR. and
Mrs. n. &. iiochl, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. X.
Scheck. Nc. and Mrs. Stutz, Dr. aud
Mrs. a. NJ. Bowers. Mrs. A. n. Ifebcn-
STREET. Mr.. and Mrs. James 0iadding.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Teller. Mr.. and
Mrs. ~ &. Oden, Mr.. and Mrs. Erritt
Van Cloave. Mr.. and Mrs. a. H. Wilde.
Mrs. Felix Haca, Mr. and Mrs. u. j.
Rankin. Mrs. Eva Hyro. Mrs. Wilson,
and Mr.. and Mp Hicks.
A farewell gift 20 Mrs r. " Teller
was given her by her fellow club
members very beautiful silver
plate. After the ceremony OF prescn-
tation and the card game. thc mom-
bors danced until midnight.
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MRS. ~. u. BRowN HAS
HNlDGE TIA.

Mrs. Henry II. Brown entertained
Thursday afternoon with a charm
Ing bridge and tea for some SO Of
her friends, one OF the larger and
more elaborate spring parties There
were seven tables OF bridge during
the first part OF the afternoon, the
game proving diverting as only
bridge can to the real enthusiast
Later In the afternoon a score Of
ladies arrived for tea. COlors OF lilac
and white were daintily carried out
In ices and cakes and even In the
mints. and the attractive rooms were
nllcd with hlacs in lavender and
white. Mrs Brown was a gracious
and charming hostess and the after
noon spent most delightfully."- by her
Euests.
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Dcnnis Chavez VAS prosecuting at
torncy Ray Aiocauna was Judge
After the guests had s%rcightened out
the kinks from laughing. they were
served with a delicious supper.
The next meeting will be held at
the home Of Attorney Dennis Chavez
and will consist chiefly OF "a dis
cussion OF the present situation In the
fire department a n. Gcro will
read "a paper, as will also Ernest
Polausky. Dennis Chavez will read
"A mHpagfnn afurN
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JUNIoR.sENIoR PROM A
BRILLIANT AFFAIR

Strictly formal In every particular
and breathing the atmosphere 81
college life was the JuniOr-Scnior
prom at the Masonic temple last
night. This was by all odds the most
brilliant event Of the week. The
grand march. led by Lieut.. Gov.
Mrs william Duckworth contained In
its gny line IL, students OF the Uni
vcrsity-mcmbcrs Of the senior and
Junior class. representatives OF the
lower classes and members Of the
faculty. Black and white. the class
ooloTs were used 10 decorate the ball
room. Little Freshman maids In
black uniforms and white aprons pre-
sided at tho punch bowl IN the hall,
assisted tho ladies with their wraps
In the dressing room ana served the
midnight supper: Misses Ruth Dough-
crty. Katherine bearing. Pcpita Is
pinosa. Ruth Helm. Louise barrow.
and Jessie Harrington.
The sandstorm Jazz band. playing
Dix pieces. made music until-wcil.
- 'hAh Q iAAA ~ W. fsNNhA
consisted Of ices IN the form u rose
buds. cake and coffee.
Tho commit,,- IN charge Of ar
rangemcnts was headed by Miss
Blanche Gulcy aud consisted OF Misses
Mary Sands. Violet Jahns. Helen
Lindsey. and Bob Hopewcll and Nor
man Maync. The floor committee
was Burch Foraker. Ralph Herman
de and FRITZ Ward.
The patrons and patroncsscs OF the
ball are to be Or. and Mrs. J. A.
Rcidy. Mr. and Mrs. Sell u. Field,
Mr.. and Mrs 7, y kclchcr. JT.. Mr..
and Mrs. John d. clark. DE-, and Mrs.
NJ. X. Mytdcr. Mr.. and Mrs Guy
4, GER. NJ. and Mrs. o. \ Matsou.
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence D. Ice. Mr.
and Mrs a A. Scdillo, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Hughes. Mr.. and Mrs PearC'
e. Rodcy. MI and Mrs Jack Ray
uolds. Mr.. aud MIS-. a. ~ Hcniug.
Nj. and Mrs. " ~ Council.
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IIkS SHOW CAST
ORGANIZES CLUB

~ uuc 81 the largest me gnNrHt
parties ct the entire winter. the NOM
iorI ~ the ElE-' show east were or
EaUiI,d Thu"gdny evening Ht tho
home ct MI and Mrs. sidney Well
iuto the Maurice Klein Entertainers
a club that is 10 meet once O. month
socially and is to keep together a.
the name Indicates. ne an entertain
err club. The plan was adopted hv
"a unanimous vote OF the guests When
presented to them by Or. H. NJ.
Rowcrs. Mhurio, Klein then took the
floor and stated hat the club was 90
mrct every month for "a dance, q par
~. % picnic or some other FORM uf
pleasure. that with the passing or
The Elks' show many ~ IN" east had
rApr,sssd % regret that the crowd
would be- scattered and that 10" h"-
uryrd that nm organization OF he
Kind would prove mot only a source ~
pleasure but uf profit To- an 81 th'm.
Tn, names Of Those vho desire 90
ItuomC members are 10 loo ernt TO
douglas UoWdulI secretary Howdcn
wus called upon hv br Bovors, tenn
rorarv chairman. and took the floor
only TO state that when 10 came 10
stopping lively he wasn't iu II with
" % watkins and. step lively.
here" he finished and took his scat
with this Informal appointment to
tLn position Of secretary. Watkins
2. IN. floor and endorsed IN, plan.
ur. Bower then appointed e commit
tee ~ nv, 20 formulate organization
plans consisting nf tho following
RAY MrCauua Ernest tandoln Ar
thur Prarcr. kenneth Baldridgo and
sidney We'll
The Eiks' show cast was invited y,
tho We'll home hy Mr. and Mrs Wei
and Maurice Klein "a the last Of the
roheHrsals Tor m" play Tn" rycninr
was spent boz dancing The ~ Rcpos'
trio. cousi-fiuE uf NtuI,r Klein war
Neeilsr ard silrHv We'll gty, 70 Soma
selection fFa, i~uIghf uu.uarilus tp
u'uus". There WerU several guest 40
dduinn 90 the rramb"r. Of 'h" Hy4
Airs benjamin. Miss Betty Kleisdorf
Mrs. Chas. Warrington Mrs A =
Sims. Mrs Bowers. Mr., Roberts, Mis-
Norirne switzcr, and Mr and Mrs
y J. Baldridgu
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DINNER At INDUSTRIAL SCHouai
IOR DEiIGATIsS.

Tuesday evening the delegates to
the Congregational convention were
guests at the RIO Grandc Industrial
school. when the Rev. a Mrs.
Schcibo were hosts. The crowd left
thu church carly in the afternoon.
enjoying the long motor ride to the
school and ON arriving there found
a datutily served and Appealing meal
same evening FOR the church services
which were held on weekday ,Nc-
niugs durIuE convention.
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DOROTHY l.. MeALLISTER

II a society editor had the nerve of Henry W. LOngfelow she
might chant forth with "The days are cold and dark and drcary
and get by with il; but she is supposed TO sing with the sustained OPP
timism Of a IIartz mountain canary, and 80 she does. Chir-rup, chir-
rup, folks. Spring is just around the corner. II our weather strikes
YOU as being a polygon shaped affair, all corners, and that she is chas
ing you instead Of your chasing her; and that the rude thing is al
ways whispering chilly nothngs down the back Of your neck, don't
complain. BE like the young lady Of the limerick
"When they asked, Are you fritz
She replied, yes, | is,
But We don't call this cold in Quebec"
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GIRLS REsERsrS Rave
HEADING HOUR.

Monday afternoon h girls OF the
Freshmen Girls Reserve corps met
az the recreation center with Mrs.
Graham, their adviser. They are
greatly enjoying reading together the
little book 'Everybody's Lonesome"
written By Clara y. Laughlin. The
reading Is slow. due "a frequent dla-
cussions suggested by the story.
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cHnI SUPPER SoScLupEs
IIaNll HlH OH A. = INITI ATInN

Initiation Of five new members into
the Eastern star was part OF an ALL
day session OF the order Friday: and
"a chilli supper Tor twenty ladies was
tho climax 10 tho ceremonies. After
tho afternoon session was completed
some Of h ladies donned aprons
und set about the preparing Of sup
per and some played bridge. AZ six
thirty a most appetizing meal awaited
them, chill prcdominating. and the
uNnnInE omlnl In a Enln OF fun
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LUNCHEON At HONIE


President David =. Hul Of the state
University entertained the boys OF the
debating team OF the University OF
Southern California who have been
touring the state and who visited the
past week at q. y. N. with a luncheon
last Tuesday. The guests OF honor
were served at the new home eco
Monies building with nine other
guests OF the University, the girls OF
the home economies class cooking
aud serving h meal. h guests Ot
honor: Sir. Curtis aud Mr. D'EiiL
President Hill. Miss Helen Macarthur.
representing Kappa Kappa Gamma
sorority. Miss Menonah Dixon, Phi
Mu; Miss Helen Darrow. Alpha Delta
~; and Miss Wayne Hart. Alpha Chi
OMEGA; Walter Berger, the debating
society Of u. n. NJ: John Scruggs.
president Of the studcn; body aud
Charles Caldwell and cullen Pcarce
were the guests.
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Drur nonronM Gnu 10
HIRING Ol7T on TOWN VISITORS.

Indications are that the progress
OF tho Fortnightly clubs production
OF THE bohemian Girl" BE- being
watched with Interest hy outsiders as
VOL as Albuqucruuoans There viii
be- visitors FROM Gallup, ~ paSO and
other towns In the state, 80 the re-
port goes from the Fortnightly club.
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LUNCHEON FoR coNoREGA.
TIONAI DELEGATES.

The aides OF h CONGREGATIONAL
church were hostesscs at a pretty
spring luncheon at the church pariors
last Tuesday IN honor OF the visiting
delegates 20 the church convention.
The luncheon table, p~rcttily decorat-
ed with vases Of flowers was loaded
down with good things to eet; i'm
promptu speeches were a part Of the
days program and the Informal func-
ton offered an excellent way VI get.
ting acquainted.
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VERNON FON'S BIRTHDAY
VNItIN

vernon FoN. son Of Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. l.. FoN. has Journalistic aspira-
tons He Is looking forward impa-
ticnuy TO tho time when. with "a pen
oil and pad In hand he Will he sent
TO cover "a his story. but In the
meantime. D." rs improving the shin
ing hours by writing Whricyvr offers
itself IN IN" way 10 a story. and
TINS time n Be- the account Of q birth.
day party witch he had yesterday
afternoon. AZ the VI L. Fox home on
Sorth Thirteenth street
Vernon Fox. son Of Mr. and Mrs
VI. L. FoR, celebrated his eleventh
birthday n the Fox home Saturday
afternoon hy giving 70 STAG party foi
~ Of his hoy friends Genes In IN,
house and outdoor games in The or
Chard under the blooming trees CAV,
them a delightful afternoon Those
present who enjoyed IN" big cake and
other goodies were Allen ana Illly
Stamm. Rob and lean UarriH, Hol
MACPHERSON. Alfred Iokon, no,
stamps. Jas Gladdiug. Ir. Myoi
Jones. clyde Stoddard and Charles
and Vernon Fox
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RIDING CLUB AT y. ".
IL REVIVED.

Five girls enjoyed a ride Wcdnes-
day evening Just as the sun went
down. Anyone wishing Ia get In on
the fun Of the Riding club viii leave
their names with Miss Rose at the
are scheduled Wednesday evening at
8 o'clock and Saturday morning at
= 30.
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JOLLY sOrru N 81. rNUIis
CIT non.

a pom pound social was
given usf Say cycniuF at tho
Lutheran churrl pariors hy the NOM
beers urIth. christian Fndeayor SOC
,irfN. ~. price uf adhesion VIA ia
penny Too every pound Df r.
Weight Tho por waH that GOA "a
~traurdirlrIN ilgsu lumber cot thin
psopl. we're mct h.0. on thai TO-.
stsluF Al any rat, ihUy an had IA
.Jolbl time. plny ing gumos and laugh
ing lat the size Of each others dona-
.tiu6s. Refreshments were an I'M
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III VII IROIIC.

Thirty-nvc girls had a Wild and
glorious frolic at the Phi Mu house
Friday evening when the active menu
beers gave u strictly girl party FOR
the alumnae. Hail Of them came cos
tuned AS boys and the other half AS
girls. And they say Their. were some
costumes Several stuuts and dances
were given IN imprumptu fashion.
and a song sketch vas prettily done
by Miss Wcnouuh Dixon accompanied
with mandolin by Miss Ruth iiotlin.
supper al $50 preceded The FUN.
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DANCING PARTY Al
GRAHAM HOME

Mr.. and Mrs Frank Graham were
hosts at a dancing party at their
home last Thursday evening In honor
OF Mrs. Graham's father. Mr.. j. B.
Martin. Of Chicago. who spent n few
days here visiting them. There were
eighteen guests.
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LILAC TEA RAISES sss.

The travellers aid committee Of
the Y. W. e. A. were hostesses We'd
nesday afternoon at the recreation
center on North second AT a lilac tea
for the benefit OF the emergency fund
of the committee. LAlaca u lavender
N wHsta were placed In every pos
siblo spot IN the boil ana pcrfumcd
She air with all che fragrance 81
spring. Lavender and white crepe
paper was used 20 decorate the bake
table where "a sale of homc-bak"d
articles was conducted throughout
the afternoon. A sum ct sos WAS
made from the silver offering and 'ho
bake sale. Friends Of the members
u the committee, several church So
Cictics and individuals Interested in
the travellers aid work called during
the afternoon. A program OF music
was A feature Of the afternoon en-.
ttrtnlnmont.
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cLrn TO noLH I&on SALE

The Moman's club OF the Congro-
Fattonal church met with Mrs. n. n.
smith last Thursday afternoon. Plans
for e. 10 @ sale we're discussed and "a
chairman on arrangements appointed
Mn H. G. smith being asked 10 serve
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TEA FOR Mr,s' ) i. nrAIp.

sixteen OF her Albuquerque friends
we're guests at an informal tea Wed.
nesday Afternoon for Mrs. J. II. Heald
Of FL Paso, at which MR.. II. w. Ellis
entertained. Apple blossoms about
the rooms made h rooms attractive
with their suggestion Of spring In
color and fragrance. and b serving
OF tea informally made the afternoon
cory and happy.
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INFORMAL ~ArTERSooN
MONDAY.

Mrs Claude Spitzmesscr entertain
ed about "a dozen Of her friends last
Monday afternoon Tor Mrs. Homer
Spitzmesscr. The guests brought
their sewing and spent a pleasant
afternoon chatting together.
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Mrs. ASIINwAIL
ENTIHIAINS

Mrs HARRY A~spinwall was hostess
yesterday afternoon at "a pretty in
formal hridr. party. There wcrs
four tables
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~ NUrUI IIluB ms
pAitfN I1bH AT ~BANu~

Mrs. " y Hicks, Il member OF
Ia Notr, card club, opened her home
Go the other members OF the club
Friday evening for the bridge party
In honor OF the husbands of the club.
Zach lady brought some part Of the
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OTTO REnRER TO HAvE DANCE.

Otto Bebber u entertaining the
High school set next Friday evening
with a dance. The crowd, number.
ing about twenty. has n dance, party
or some other form OF entertainment
about one "A week
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p. X. A. PLANS DINNER-DANCE

The sories OF open houses' which
II Kappa Alpha fraternity has been
holding throughout the winter for
the men and women Of other fra
terniti,s on the hill Will be concluded
with the one TO Alpha Delta this
afternoon and another 20 Sigma Chi
next sunday.
Plans for a formal dinner-dance
TO be given some time next month
are being formulated by the 4. X. A.
brothers. and II they m%aterialixo will
make for one OF the most brilliant
functions OF the winter In varsity
circles.