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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11
Mr.. HARDING lNAUGURATED.

The rcins of Presidential author
ity passed from Woodrow Wilson
to Warren G.. Harding last Friday.
the 4th, in an inaugural ceremony
at once the simplest and most dra-
matlc OF generation.
The drama cCntcrcd about the re-
tiremcnt of Woodrow Wilson to
private life. Insistcnt to the last
moment that he would carry out Il
retiring Presidents customary part
IN the ceremonies. Mr.. Wilson final
~ yielded TO the pleading of rcia-
tlreS and to the warning Of his ply
Sirian. that he might cndanser his
HE and only accompanied his sue
ccSSor to the capitol.
As he descended frcm The White
House portico to enter the waiting
automobile. secret service men
placed his feet on each descending
step. When he left the car to cntr!
the capitol, he was practically lift
ed up short flight of steps by an
attendant and although he walked
alone with the aid of Il cane to the
PerSidentS room where he signed
bills, he told Senator Knox, Chair
man OF the Congressional inalIyur.
al committee, that he was not equal
| to participating in the ceremony of
lnauguratinS 'Nice-Presidcnt Cool.
id2c i'll the Senate Chamber nor in
The ceremony of inauSurating Pres.
ldent Harding OH the portico facing
the plaza, outside.
After Il few moments at the capi.
tol. Mr.. Wilson went to his privat,
home to become "plain Woodrow
Wilson now rs he expressed it, and
ne never even glanced at the White
House rs he passed by on his way.
Before Mr.. Harding had beer
president an hour, he had revived
a precedent set by George Washing
ton, by comforting with the Scnat,
in executive session, submitting ir
person the nominations Of his tc.
Cabinet officers. all of whom i'm
mediatcly were confirmed. The,
are the same rs published in thcs,
columns two weeks ago except tina
instead Of Tobias \. Hcrt. of Ken
lucky, for Secretary Of the Navy
MIR. Harding appoints Edwin Dcnb,
of Detroit, Michigan.
Mr.. Harding took the oath O
Office at 1:l8 p. H.. exactly 3 year.
to the minute from the time th,
same words Of obligation wcr,
spoken by Mr.. Wilson at his frs
inauguration. The inaugural ccrc
monies, conforming to MIR. Hard
ing's wishes. We're kept free from
almost every show Of the pomp ant
circumstance that usually surrount
the incoming Of "A chief executive
Thousands witnessed the oath ant
chccrcd the old and new Prcsidcnt
along Pennsylvania cvcnuc, but III,
crowd was only il fraction of tn,
customary inauguration throngs.
On the Bible used by George Wash
ln8ton al his first induction into Of
iicc. and on verse Of scripture px
tollnG the virtue of an humble faitl
III God, Mr.. Harding plighted hi
best ability 10 the Presidency. II
his inaugural address he rca!lirlnet
his reverence for The tradictions O
his fathers and reiterated his belle
that the supreme tasks ahead was tt
bring the country once more t,
nOrmalcy.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11
'ihGiNlI-WEHirhN POWER COMPANY.
Clifton Forge. VIZ.
NIr,i, An iI,p1

'!sG! G!NiI-WE*iIhN POWER COMPANY.
Clifton Forge. Va.
March 1th. 1921.
Mr.. Jess l.. licrn.
INC Grcrnbricr independent.
Lewisburg. W. Va.
Dear Mr.. llern This is TO ac-
knowledge receipt of your letter of
March 3rd, with reference TO hay-
lnS published in the columns of
me ihdepcndrnt. on Feb. 25th, an
artlclc with reference to thcrlS,S-
'Cl.l. SThuCTuEE Of our company.
telt confident that this was IN
error ON your part and assure YOU
that the publication Of your letter
10 me. under date Of March 3rd
l92l. ON the same page Of your pa
per that the article Of Feb. 25th ap-
prared, will explain the error fullv.
railing to give prominence TO
your letter may cause us some chi
barrassment, for we now have an
proximately three hundred Salts
FLED LOCAL SECURITY HOLDERS. The
pollcy OF this company is to give
10 the local investors, instead of
gong to the moneycd centers. an
opportunity to invest in it's sccuri-
tlcS, which are absolutely sound
ana back of which arc the indis-
pchsiblc needs OF humanity.
IL Is becoming better understood
tnat Il public utility, such as the
Nlr8lnia-WcStern Power Co., must
extend with the growth of the com.
mlinlty in order to provide proper
service and that the new financing
made necessary is more economi.
caiIl ana more satisfactorily met
hN GIVING Our HOME PEOPLE Az op-
| ioi.rI NIFTY TO INpEST.
The territory served and ihr on
Grating conditions underlying orr
company are fundamental and =
Ae"dN development is noI onl, o,.
Hurrd but j. inevitable.
wish to take This uppp,.i,uit,
10 thank YOU and your paDcr on
bchhii OF the officials and stock.
iloldrrS Of our company for thr
|r"'E and friendly explanation and
expression contained in YOUR letter.
Very truly yours,
y. L" FORD, President.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11
DEB'S PRIVILEGES Git 0eE.

Visiting ahG IL iii privileges Of
Eugene '. DrbbS. prisoner in the
Federal icnitcntiary 1T A.lantI. ia,
wcrr temporarily suspended rs n
liSclpi'narN measure because OF an
'nirrvicw in which the President Of
~. thitcd states was altt"kgd.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11
ASSESSORS TO MEET.

".a'e Tax Commissioner Italian
,"' mas called n meeting Of the As
">%orS OF the State for Charleston
n' ~, March Is and 10th. The linan-
,|H @ needs Of The State and assess
"'T'' ~ OF property will be consider
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11

The Washington Legislature pro-
poses TO make it harder to get mar
ried Nevada has passed law max.
ing 1t more difficult 10 obtain di-
vorcc; the Montana Legislature,
IKE the one in West Virginia. wants
TO tax bachelors, and now there is q
blll III our own Legislature aimed
at married. mon pi'i!andcring. Small
wonder it is getting harder to en-
force the prohibition laws.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11
PnOFITEERS ESCAPE,

The L. 8. Supreme Court on Mon
day day Of last week handed down
m opinion declaring invalid the
'prniit"cring and boarding sections
o. the Lever Food Control at. The
drciSion blocks al f,rlhcr p,og..
cutorS under these sections.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11
A CORRESPONDENCE EXPLAINING
ITSELF.

Fiih GiuI\ENlEH l\W.ri>NpENr.
Jess l.. licrn. Observation-Disclosures.
LewisburH. W. Va.
March 3r,l, 1921.
Mr.. n. E.. Ford. President.
Na.-WcS,crn Power Co..
Clifton Forge. Va.
My dear sir:--Today my attention
was called to an article appearing
i'll the columns Of The Grccnbrier
Mdcprndcnf of Feb. 2Jth criticiZ-
ing your company. This article.
was copied from Faycttc county
paper and should have read "vir-
ginian Power Co.." and not the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" My linotype
operator inadvertently put the word
"WcStcrn" after the word "Nir-
Einian." making The article. on its
face. refer to your company.
We deeply regret this error. Not
alone from the fact that we do moi
knowingly criticize unjuStly, but
from the fact that we have ALWAYS
known your company to be one of
The Soundest financial institutions
in this section. This fact is proven
1" us by the pcrSoncl of the COM
pany and its sound method of do
ing business.
We expect to publish this letter
IN The columns Of the Independent.
ana IL your company has any an
nollnccnlrnt ii wishes to make
through the same columns We will
br glad to make il for you.
Extending to YOU my sincere. ap
polo2leS, please believe NE iu be.
Sincerely yours.
JESS l.. HER\,
OWncr-pubIiShrr
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11
Wy NVITI >,
y. e. FORD, President.

CThc above letters have uo,bi,o
"; n"'e'cr TO do with the local no
,iCcS ,,E, appearing in the Hdcpcn0cnf.
Nh'h we say local notices we
mean articles appearing ON oarc ;.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11

grtutuda OF a delivered people. Tho
first record we have OF this celebration
Ia contained in a very old and scarcely
legibie document. which may be found
among the spanish Archives OF New
Mexico. preserved in the Library OF
Congress at Washington. d. c. The
document ~ extremely interesting. n
recites that the small hand OF Span
iards. gathered together az the home
OF the Lieutenant Governor, Juan Paez
Hurtndo. fearful because Of the re-
verses which have befallen tho colony
and the terrible floods which have de-
vaHtatcd the fields and villages. and
afttrihutinE these miafortunca 10 the
neg .ect OF the coionists TO give proper
Observance 10 their religious duties
and especially d%cplorinE the fact hat
for forty years the people nave ne-
elected to celebrate their delivcrance,
they soIemniy decree that henceforth.
zen adeiante. the said 18th day of
September should be celebrated by the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11

/, for Long Beach. California, TO b.
| present at the wedding OF his dauRht'
or. Miss Mnude Beaver. 70 Mr.. Cor.
mott. OF Gaiirp.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ]. Shirley. who have
been making their homo with Afr. and
Mrs. Frank Vandoraypt for the past
year. left last week for California,
where they will reside In future. Mr..
Shirley Is a brother OF Mrs. Wander
sypt.
Miss Hortensc Scott. who has been
spending the past six weeks here ON
u visit with her grandmother, Mrs.
Llndemann. VIII return the middle OF
this week 10 her home In ST. Louis.
Professor Fred Feaaei. who has
been touring Mexico and Central
America this summer. returned home
this week to take up his duties at
the University.
Professor II. +. Taught OF Nash
Vile. Tenn. win arrive In Albuquer-
que tomorrow from Louisiana. where
he has been teaching In the summer
school He II one OF the newly elect
cd foculty members AT the state uni
virsity.
Miss Helen Evcrs. head Of N de-
partment OF Romance languages In
the university and a graduate Of
Grineli College. Iowa. arrived In Albu-
querque Monday evening.
Mrs. Edward c. Morgan and little
son, OF III pnso. are In the city visit
ing Mrs. MorEan'g parents, MIR. and
Mrs. William Henry Long, IN North
Twelfth street. They viii spend a
month here.
Mrs Alice woIverton. OF Oklahoma.
who has been visiting her daughter.
Mira Charler Carey the past summer.
left Wednesday evening for the Uni
vcrSity OF Oklahoma TO her
duties as instructor IN that institution.
Mrs. Emily la Belle spent the past
week In Santa Fo, where she went 10
attend the fiesta
Miss Madclaine Hardy n Pi Phi
from the University Of Colorado nj
Boulder. and a teacher at the Albu-
querquc high school, " staying at the
home Of Mrs John W. Wilson.
Miss Anna Downs, who was visiting
Mrs. James Davidson and her sister,
Miss Ruby Peel. last week. left Fri
dnv for her home In buffalo. n. Y.
Friends in the city nave received
word OF the birth OF a daughter 70
MIR. and Mrs. Claude Mann, on Tues
day. August 30, at 81. V%incent's Sana-
torium in Santa Fe. The baby has
heon named Betty Irene. Mrs Mann
was formerly Miss Irene Seward. a
popular member OF the young Uni
versity set.
Miss Mary David. Miss Hortense
Scott. Miss Helen Groves and Miss
Evelyn Mearns: Dick David, Quart
Clark. Bob McAllister and Billy
Mearns motored up TO Santa Re sun
day and campcd In the mountains
sunday evening. returning TO the city
Monday afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11

NEW YORK. sept TO- what are
the proper blousos and shirt waists
Tor tHll'
Three handsome new Fursytho
models show lines which please
young and Old
The tailored blouse differs very
little from year tu year ono change
this year Dr. the shirt bosom front Tho
mode. Of dimity has q collar with tiny
Fittings and flutiuE Is also used ON
tho turnrd-hack cuffs.
SIX ~bruadCloth is used In smart
tailored waists. Tho very chic model
with an almost Don Juan collar mas
a blue tie. An exquisite hand made
blouse with Peter ran collar has a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11

de Leon. at the head o. q small band
Of spaniards and Indian allies. act out
from "Paso del Norte." now Juarcz.
Mexico. and In the face OF tremcnd-
Gus odds accomplished an almost
bloodloss Reconqucst. %implantlng the
banner of Spain over the villa OF
Santa Re, on the 10th OF September.
1893; on the following day. tho nth.
having unfuried the Royal Ensign. Do
Vargas took possession OF the vnia OF
Santa Re. Capital OF the Kingdom Of
Now Mexico. "for the Catholic Majesty
Of the King, Dur Lord Charles H."
while the people proHtratcd thetn-
selves before the Holy Cross Of Christ
and the priests sang the "Tc Deum
Laudamoz"
This event. unparalleled In the his
tory Of any country. " he subject OF
the Fiesta which the City OF Santa Fe
hes just celebrated.
history does not tell when and how
this Fiesta came TO be celebrated.
whether by solemn proclamation or
AZ the spontaneous expression of the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11

:. Naval academy at Annapolis. has ar
rived IN the city to spend a two weeks
turlough with his mother. Mrs. w.
n Long and his sister. Mrs. Fred
kirkpatrick He returned to Annapolis
september first from a three months
erulse when he visited Norway and
Southern Europe.
Mrs. C. A. Woodward and daughter.
Miss Myrtle Woodward. mother aud
sister Of Mrs. william Holm. who have
been here visiting the Holms from
their home II Durant, okla. motored
To Santa Fe for the fiesta the past
week. The members Of tho party were
Mr.. and Mrs. William Holm, Mrs.
Woodward. Miss Woodward and Mrs
George Downer. Mrs. Woodward and
Miss Myrtle left Saturday evening for
Durant
Rev. and Mrs. q. J. scheibe and
family will leave next Wednesday for
Pomona. cal. To make their home.
Rev. Schclh, mas recently boon an
pointed superintendent or Spanish
mission churches In the CONGREGATION
az tt"id. tor southern California. He
has been for some time su~porintcnd-
cnt OF the Rio Grandc Industrial
school at Mountainview.
Miss Dorothy Dean who has been
the guest Of Miss Mary Macarthur
Tor the past month. returned to her
home In Little Silver, n. j. last
Tuesday.
Miss Lorraine Cleveland. Of Berke-
lev, CAT, and a member OF the local
chapter Of Kappa Kappa Gamma sor-
oritN. arrived In the city yesterday to
be the guest OF Miss Margaret Lee for
a week.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Ernes, Kascman
and Miss Anna TreX'cr returned from
"A weeks visit In Santa Fc. where
ne. were the guests Of Mr., aud Mrs.
y. T.. Nuding
Mrs Edward Hardin, who spent six
weeks visiting relatives in Birming-
ham, Ala, returned home last FIR
day.
John S. Dnnvrn Will lnaNn nnxt weok
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panel ~ drawn work with cmhrul-
dcrcd dots. also used on ar and
cuffs Tucks are on each side 70 tho
panel.
Even higher than Peter Pan goes
the collar ON the mans shirt for
women" Of silk broadoloth. This
strictly tailored maunish blouse has
detachable collar and link cuffs.
4 hlouEH especially designed for
sweaters be- known a. the Forsythc
sweater waist, II is Of SILK. lts cong
royerc collar h. especially adapted TO
wear outside a sweater.
Another sport waist is also NJ silk
broHdcloth and Is built. with its peck
OTIS and loug-lined open collar cspc-
ciully ror the athletic girl.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11
Among the Greeks
pm NUS RETURN.

thf MUS RETURN.
Miss Ciarlssa Parsons. OF Fort Sum
ner, n. NJ. viii return to the city to.
day for the Opening OF school.
Miss LILLIAN Patton. who has been
spending tho summer vacation with
her parents In Clovis, will return "a
the city tomorrow.
aiisscs Irene and Pauline Davis re.
turned home last sunday from Cali
fornia. from a three months vacation
at the beaches.
Alpha Delta moved into new quart-
era nj iT23 East Central avenue over
a week ago. The new fraternity
house u eleven rooms and will house
20 fraternity men this winter. There
are four biz rooms that win be thrown
open for entertainment. The men
who viii make the Alpha Delta house
their headquarters are Frank Green.
leaf, James Swinney. John Sharpe,
Earl Odds. Joe Burscy. Robert Cart.
wright. Clarence Huffine. Arthur
Brown, Roy Gilbert. Vance Scoop
mire, willard stofer. Edward Morgan.
John Whittier. william Collins. Ken
moth Wilkinson, Sam Gillian, Dallas
Colewcll and Elmer Bryan.
>N<
PERSONAL MENTION.
Tho ROY. A. NJ KLudsen and MIR.
A. r. johnson expect to leave IN a
few days for Denver to attend the
annual meeting OF the Rocky Noun
tain Synod as delegates Of st. PauIs
English Lutheran church. They cx-
poet To be gone about ten days. They
viii attend at the same time the am
nual convention OF the Lutheran
brotherhood 10 he held In Denver
lust prior TO the %synodical owen
tlon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bashar have
returned from their honeymoon,
which they spent in Denver.
Dr. and Mrs. william Farr leave
shortly for Los Angeles for n visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Keleher will re-
today from san Francisco where
they have been spending the past
Mrs. Alfred G%runsfeld passed
the city Tuesday on her way
from Colorado Springs to Los Ange-
leH. and will roturn about September
TO visit relatives and friends here.
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Outer and Mrs
T.. Whitmcr spent -four DAYS In
Santa fc, attending the fiesta. the
past week. They returned to the city
Thursday morning.
Miss Alice Lewis is spending her
vacation In Kansas city where she Is
friends.
Miss Ruby Peel. who has hcen spend
Ing The past ycar with her sister. Mrs.
J. D. Davidson left Thursday oven
FOR "a visit Of indefinite length In
Chicago. New York and points in the,
.
Miss Anita Hubbeli left Tuesday even
for Chicago To spend q month or
weeks the guest OF Miss Veronica
Mrs. u. D. Goldberg and children.
formerly or S22 East Coal avenue.
their home In st Louis Wed-
after an extended tour
the southwest. They stopped
week at Fort Bayard where they
Jess Goidr erE a son. who Il
ronvalcscing In the government hos
pital.
william Long, a student Of the 4.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11

In oder 90 fully appreciate the
historical Significance 81 the Santa Fe
Fiesta, a clear understanding Of tho
circumstance surrounding its origin
It's purpose. and the history leading
up to the accomplishment which u
commentaries. - or the greatest m
portnnce.
II will be remembered hat the
VIA OF santa Fc was founded 10y Juan
de Onato In April, 1913, seventy-seven
years before the Pilgrim Fathers
sighted the stormy shores % Cape
Cod In 1850. after me hundred and
thlrty-cight years ~ submission the
Pueblo Indians arose to a mar and
drove the Spanhrds out OF New MrXi-
co ON the 2ist Of August, 1889. Don
Diego dc Vargas. ZapatR Luian. Ponce
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abandoned and Il was decided Instead
to give the clothes 10 families who
were In need.
The ladies' OF tho club spent the
afternoon sewing for the bazaar which
will be held In November. They Will
meet again next Tuesday at Mrs
Posts for an al DAY sewing party.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11

entire populacc with mass. ttHptre
and n solemn procession.
History. with lta usual ahorfcou-
inga. alae falls u ieif W when thia
Fiesta was aRnin forgotten. No prairt
can b. sufficient for the men innifn-
mental In re-esinbsishina thia ceicpfn-
fion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11
woMAN's CLUB HOLDS FIRST
FAIL MEETING.

Tho woman's club OF the Congrcga-
tional church held its first business
meeting ~ the new season on Thurs
day at the home OF Mrs George Post
The plan TO hold n sale was
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11
THE SANTA IE FIESTA.
By Gilbert ESplnosa.

Gilbert Esplnosa. n graduate of
Georgetown University. who lns
recently returned la the city To
take up the practice OF INV. trans
lated the arrhivcs that established
the annual fiesta nj Santa he.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11

The combusilhle mixture In mo-
tor car engines consists Of - parts
by weight OF air, to one part Of zas-
oiine vAp0r.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11

One pint OF gasoline win mako goo
cubic feet % explosive mikturs. seven
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11

Never leave q a with the shit
lever in gear. M always examine
this lever before starting the en-
glne.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11

When a wise man gets home late
tells the truth end lets his wife
wonder where he has been.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11
GREEK ORTHODOX WEDDING
SERVICE THURSDAY.

SERVICE THURSDAY.
The first Greek orthodox wedding
service 70 be naid In Albuquerque
united Miss Anna valaaidy and
Anthony Magin IN marriage Thursday
afternoon. The service was conducted
In the Masonic temple. and was at
tended by a numbor Of Albuquerque
people. az well az by the entire Greek
population Of the city. q Ger
manos Georgeou Of Pueblo, Colo,
archimandrltes Of the Greek orthodox
church. performed the In
the center OF the room whore the
a%nalOgion was placed. were the COM
munion wine. the Book OF the -Four
Gospels, the nuptial crowns and the
rings. The bride and groom. accom-
panied by William MaRin, brother OF
the groom n best man, and by Miss
Penelope Nikia, OF Pine Bluff, Arkan-
sas, n niece OF the Rroom's, walked
from the v%estihule TO the analogion.
where they were met by the priest.
Tho entire service was read, sung and
spoken In Greek.
The service lasts an hour and
throughout symbo.lzos tho union NJ
two lives. IN h benediction. given
three times first 10 the groom and
then TO the bride. In the placing Of
the two rings, slipped and changed
three times from the hands Of tho
bride and groom IN the blessing and
placing % the crowns Of range bios
sons. placed and crossed and blessed
three times In the name OF the Holy
Trinity. The communion wine IL
passed three times from the lips OF
the bride TO tho groom. and the priest
and the bride and roo pass three
times around the an%aloEion. symbol
ling spiritual JOY and triumph.
Candles were lighted aud held
throughout tho service, b~ctokcning
the light OF Gods view.
The bride was gowned In white
satin aud wore a veil with a wreath
Of orange blossoms. Miss Nikia car
ried pink roses and wore a dress Of
pink satin and silver. Tho Misses
Aphrodite Janos and Mary Gaiiginnes.
dressed In pink and carrying pink
roses. were The flower girls. Follow
ing the service. the guests came for
ward to felicitRte the bride and groom,
n later. refreshments were served
Mr.. and Mrs George NaindLFy en-
tertaincd at their home on North
Ftfth street for their daughter aud
sou-in-luw that evening. and Mr. and
Nls. Alexander IauoH gave "a dinner
for them at the DE Luxe cafe at eight
o'ripnk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Magin will visit Den
ver and Kansas city on their honey
moon. and will make their home In
Niuita, oklahoma, where Mr.. Magin
II established In the confectionery
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11

The High school and Univorsity
crowd danced Friday night at tho
Womens' club. A. tho first OF the
danoca OF the new school year. there
was q particularly large number Of
time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11
DANCE Ar woMAN,s CIgun

Bob Wood gave a dance last night
nj b Woman's club for his brother.
Joe Wood. n mldshipman at Annapolis.
who IL hons for "a two weeks FUR
lotgh. The guests were the high
school aud University crowd.