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Turpentine steady. GO "a. Sales, IS:
receipts, 1870; shipments, none; stock.
6,553.
Rosin firm. Sales, "A; receipts, $50;
shipments, $50; stock, 56.026.
Quotations-ww, 7.50: VIC, TOO: n,
$50; NJ. K. 500; !. sos; H. 500; G, 400;
r, ASS; e, $50: d, 40; B, 3.35.
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, May 1.-Turpentine
steady. so to 81. Sales 800: receipts. T39;
shipments, 212; stock. 6,1o0.
Rosin steady. Sales, 1,098: receipts.
2.010; Shipments, 465; stock. 74.306.
Quotations-ww, $50 to IT'S; VIC.
$40 to $50; " $50 to 700: NJ, $40 to 500:
X, 40 to $50; I. 4.s5 TO Ats; n. 4.55 to
4.s5: G. $50 to 40; r, AS to 4.55; q.
440; D. Ais; b. 3.65.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-12
FOR THE BLOOD
S. S. s.
Standard For over so years

ing clerk, proposing to limit the time
to thirty seconds. This was, of course,
ruled out Of order by the speaker, as
Mr.. Phillips knew it would be.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-12

(By JOHN C. TRlcE.) i
TALLAHASSEE, May II. There
will, perhaps, be little complaining in
future by the county superintendent
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-12
HEADLINE" is HERE
THE SC CIGAR
CERTIFICATES FROM
OTHER STATES GOOD

Teachers Eligible Elsewhere Can
Teach in This State.
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DISASTROUS
HAIL STORMS

Continued On Page Two)
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-01
DAWSON


The declamatory and oratorical
contest viii be held at the Dawson
church Friday goth. Those taking
part In the contest are: Mary Con-
ert, Vera shelton. Myrtle Baca,
Margaret Pierce. Edna Barnett,
Bertha Hubbard. Louise Springer,
sam Sinesio, Waiter Lowering,
Mike Marich, Lee Bradford, Joe
Kamioka
Miss Mary CoReit spent Satur-
day and Sunday visiting Miss Juan
ita Scott in Maxwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Webster. ac-
companied by Miss Emma Scott,
spent Sunday in Maxwell
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Bremen and
number OF school teachers mo-
tored to Ute Park Sunday
The ida camp fire girls spent
very enjoyable evening at the
home of Miss Marie Dupont Thurs
day. Refreshments were served
and many questions concerning the
camp We're brought up.
Mrs. IT, d. Allen VIII leave Sat
urday seth for her home in Dem
yer, after two weeks visit with
her relatives in Dawson.
Roy and Fay OBrien. daughter
and son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
O'Brien, We're visiting here last
week.
Mrs. G Conert and her son Roy
motored to Wagon Mound Wednes-
day goth. They We're accompanied
by Mrs. T. S. Kinney and Mrs. II.
ID. Allen
Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Teeple and
family spent the weekend in Trim
idad visiting the parents of Mrs.
Teeple.
Mrs. II. Springer and daughter,
Louise Springer, accompanied by
Mrs. F.. Scott, Mrs. A. Bourne and
Ruth Vickers were business visit
ors in Ration Saturday,
Joe Rosetti died Monday after
havin pneumonia for nine days.
Mr. Rosetti left wife and nine
children.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-01
A SUCCESSFUL OPENING
HELD BY TEA ROOM.

The Blue Bird tea room, under
the management of Mrs. Samuel
Small. opened on Thursday eve
ming at six o'clock with an excel
lent five-course dinner. The in
terror decorations are very pretty,
the color scheme being in grey and
black with ferns and flowers taste
fully arranged Good music was
provided and between dinner
courses dancing was enjoyed. One
of the pretty features of the enter
tainment was the Blue Bird waltz
played by the orchestra, while lit
tie Miss Henrietta Zeiser, Albu-
querque's baby toe dancer, charmed
the guests with her grace and
sweetness. That the Blue Bird
shop win be rendezvous here
seems likely.
Those who made reservations
We're Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Herndon
and party, including Mrs. E. r..
Edgar, Mr., and Mrs. o. N. Mar
ron, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mcdonald,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerre Haggard, and
.othors; Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Well
and guests; Mr.. and Mrs. d. A.
Macpherson, MIR. and Mrs. Bracey,
Mr., and Mrs. f. Zeiser, Mrs. Nellie
BARLEY and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs.
McAvoy, Mr.. Sippel and party.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-01
/. o. o. f. CELEBRATES
IO2nd ANNIVERSARY.

The celebration of the l02nd an
niversary of the founding of odd
Fellowship in America at the |. o..
o. II. hail last Tuesday evening
was one of the most successful
ever held in Albuquerque, more
than three hundred odd Fellows,
Rebekahs and relatives and
friends being present.
The evening program was open
ed by an appropriate prayer, Of
fered by Mr.. Scale, who. at one
time, was deputy grand master.
The address by Rev. w. II. Zeig
Ter was interesting and ably deliv-
cred, and was attentively Listened
to by an appreciative audience.
Mrs. Hattie Perkins of Ration,
assembly warden, gave an interest
ing talk, the subject being Friend
ship, Love and Truth" the funda-
mental foundations OF the order.
W. II. James gave revealing sta
tistics on the history of the order
The musical part of the program
was particularly enjoyed. Piano
IsoloR by Mrs L. b. Thompson and
Miss Nathalie Furstenferd showed
excellent musical ability. John
Gould sang his numbers with his
usual pleasing manner and the La
dies quartette, composed of Mes
danes Schwentker, Ellis Sutton
and Miss Charlotte Lembke, was
very harmonious. The cornet solo
by Mr.. Davis, the duet by Margaret
and Douglas, Collister, and the
reading by Miss Elsie Flaws We're
all well received and were willingly
responded to with encores.
Immediately after the program
Bluehor's orchestra struck up the
music for dancing and the Mecca
cafe began serving refreshments
in the dining room, Punch was
also sorycd throughout the evening.
A delightful evening was report
ed and the desire expressed that
such entertainments might be
more frequently given.
%
II. r. Robinson, of the Indian
irrigation service, received last
week a copy of a Phoenix, Ariz,
paper which was largely devoted
| to the reunion of old residents of
THAT city and which, among other
things, had an article on what a
nuisance carly bicycle riders We're,
A copy Of a petition which had
Z been circulated among the business
( men of the town, and which had
pheen eigncd by all the most promi-
nent business men of Phoenix, was
printed, and was to the effect that
the bicycle riders (they had those
high old-fashioued bikes) must be
restrained from carecning around
the streets of Phoenix, soaring the
bronchs, causing runaways and
telll.ying The .inhabitants.-There
fwcrc only three riders in the city
at that time. Two of the trio were
Mr.. Robinson and his brother. he
says.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-01
MUSIC Pupils HOLD
KILEITAL THURSDAY.

one of the most successful re-
eitals of the season was given at
the WomaHS club Thursday eve
ming, April 2S. by the pupils of
Mrs H. II. Gobbell assisted by
Miss Mildred Ellison, reader The
following program was rendered:
The Sylvan Waltz (iour hands,
Flora Garcia, Stole ArchibeQue
(a) Ding Dong Bell; % The
Buzzing Rumble Bee; (c) Pea
cock ............. Ruth Lopez
Rocking the Cradle -. Eulys Bray
The Singing Brook Grace Ghoison
Sweet Flowers Waltz Marie Bustos
BoboHnk Schottische ,...,,,.6.
.............. Louise linden
SONG: What Little Folks Can Do
Maurene Shields, Pearl Foster
Butter Cup..,.. .Olin Bray
The Fairy Wedding Waltz. 80.
.....,......... Flora Garcia
The Glide Waltz -four hands,
...... Marie and Grace Gholson
NarcisSus ,...,. .lIiida Bradford
RIumenlied .,.... Lille ArmIjo
Song; Rock-a- Bye Grace Gholson
Long, Long Ago ttour hands),..
........... DIN and Eulys Bray
ta) Dew Drop Waltz: tb) Katie
Waltz ......... .. Edna Warren
High School March (four hands,
Eunice Thorne. Holda Bradford
Morning Prayer. -. Corinne Groce
Purple Pansies. Waltz Qour
hands, Agnes and Louise linden
Butterfly Waltz. =. Bertha Snyder
Violin Air from the Opera II,
TroFatore ..... Bernice Revira
Paderewski; Minuet. Rose Oliver
Cherry Blossoms Waltz (four
hands)......... Marguerite
Dempwolfe and Gertha Stafford
Just a Bunch of Flowers, ......
........ Pearl Foster
Dancing Sunbeams Waltz. .....
.......... Agnes linden
La Grace ......... Martha Yott
Reading: Penrod Affliction.
......,.,.... Mildred Ellison
(a) Sweet Violet; OBJ Villagers
Waltz -, Marguerite DempWolt
Valse (six handa) $3.50. Bertha
Snyder, Agnes and Louise Hinden
EdelWeiss Glide waltz. ........
....,...... Josefita Armljo
Twilight Revere. :. Eunice Thorne
Beautiful Evening Star -four
hahosl .......'..... .r....,,..
..... Lille and Josefita Armiio
(a) lie Secret; CD Romance in
A...,........... Sepie Garlic
ta) Gypsy Rondo; (b) Woodland
Echoes. ........ Marie Gholson
Con Amore. .... Gertha Stafford
Blush Rose Waltz Qour hands,
....... Helen and Martha Yott
May Breezes ....... Maude Fogg
Song; Good Night. Maurene Shields
Accompanies - Marie Gholson,
Sepie Garlic, Bertha Snyder and
Lille Armijo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-01
BELEN

Belen is to have what Is termed
an old fashioned community party
Monday night, May 2. at Goebel's
hall; it promises to be one of the
most pleasant social affairs Of the
season. There will be old fashion
ed games, the polka ana Virginia
reel, as well az the square dances
of twenty years ago. Everyone III
talking about the party and the
committee in charge is planning
for a large attendance.
Mesdames Henry Schmarge and
r. c. Becker were hostesses We'd
nesday afternoon at a delightful
sewing party. In addition TO their
needle work the twenty guests with
pencil and paper bpok part in AN
examination, in which Mrs. j j..
Linn carried off the prize. A two
course luncheon was served.
The Misses Margaret Shoemaker
and Lucie Becker entertained
thirty, of the younger set Friday
evening at Miss Becker'e home.
Hearts was played, after which
luncheon was served.
Miss I4ucie Becker was hostess
to the Bridge club Tuesday after
noon.
The Epworth league Of the Meth
dist church enjoyed a wienie roast
last Saturday night on the mesa
east of town. Mechanics Simmons
and Calhoun acted as chaperones
About thirty young people at
tended
On Saturday and Sunday of this
week q party of six Belenites were
ttFS guests of Chet Boldt of La
guna They motored to Laguna
Saturday aud with their host spent
sunday at Acoma. The party was
made up of Miss Anita Ruiz, Miss
Lucie Becker. Ira Boldt. Charles
f. Mcclure and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Becker, Jr.
The w. C. r. y. met last Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Seery. One OF
the chief items discussed was the
probable establishment of q
womans exchange in Belen Al
which place any one caring to dis
pose of fancy work, sewing OF
cooked food might be able to dc
So Further plans for this enter
prise win be discussed at tbs next
meeting.
Mre. w. D. Campbell returned
early in the week from a visit in
CLOVIS, N. NJ.
Mrs. Ellis Cregmile is spending
the week with friends in Albu-
querque.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Swift return
ed this week from a months visit
at Palomas. N. NJ. and FL Paso,
Texas. .....
Horace Gather spent several
DAYS this week in Amarillo, Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Taylor are
receiving congratulations upon the
arrival of a baby girl,
Mrs. Myra Moody left Tuesday
for Dallas. Tex, to join her father
Mr.. Williams.
Miss Clarke Watson and Mr.
Hart, of Santa Fe, motored to Belen
sunday, where they were guests of
Mrs. Robert Mallett and Mrs, Sim
mons.
Mrs. Cooley, Sr., of San Marcial,
accompanied by her nephew, Ben
Cooley, Jr., arrived in Belen last
week to be with Mrs. c. p. Riley
daughter of Mrs Cooley. Mrs. Riley
has been quite ILL., but is recover
ing rapidly,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Andrews de-
parted last week for CrosbytoWn,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-01
STATE NORMAL.
Silver City.

SliNtF. N1Jy.
The assembly period Tuesday.
April 20, was devoted exclusively
to singing Songs have been inten-
Itionally omitted from other recent
assemblies in order to arouse in
terest in this special assembly.
Miss Collins divided the students
into groups and assigned them
Especial parts to sing. After the
part singing the songs We're sung
together. The following songs
were selected: THE Flowers That
Bloom in the Spring" Home Co
ing Song" santa Lucia" and
Three Blind Mice" After the
close of assembly the monthly
Normalites were distributed.
Miss Mary Eckles, who has been
very sick the past week with a
severe bronchial cold, returned to
her work Monday.
Mamie Russell spent the week.
end with Jean Davidson at the lat
tcr's home in Fierro.
Ben Ault visited Marcy Arisman
at Ritch hall, Friday, April 20.
Philip Thorpe and Eula Gale,
Audrey Fedric and Buelah Nations,
Bill McAlpine and Nell Nations,
went on a hike Saturday afternoon,
April 20.
The manual training department
has completed the screen for the
hall at Riteh hall, The girls ex-
tend a vote Of thanks to the de-
partment for this most needed adj
dition to the dorm furnishings,
Bessie Fleetham spent the week
end at Pinos Altos, visiting at the
home of Estella Young.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-01
May Day F1ower- Crowned; Shriners Premiere Monda

Texas. where they will remain I'M
definitely in hopes the lower alti-
tude will be beneficial to the health
of their small son, j. NJ, Jr,
The Methodist Aid will meet with
Mrs. Y. G. Johnson Wednesday.
Mrs r. D. Fiddler was hostess to
the Episcopal Guild Friday.
Mrs. Irwin Gibson will entertain
The ladies' of the Lutheran hid
Thursday afternoon,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-01

a in her
blow and she one of the m
bed by he poet s of the May, al
N ways and
hose WHIT beho herr of like to be
dear Sunday this
is
beau
show Round the
though
Won will feel at all
s a the
club will the first perform
Of 5 Monday
and Tuesday endless vista
con social functions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-01
WEDDINGS

Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Ander-
man, who were married on Mon
day April 10. in Roswell, returned
last week to this city and are at
home at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. H. Alderman at sos South
Walter street. The marriage was
one of unusual interest to both
Albuquerque and Roswell society,
where the bride and groom are
well known. Mrs. Alderman was
Miss Maud Radney, only daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Radney of
Roswell. The wedding ceremony
was performed by the Rev. A.
Thorold Eller of Carlsbad, at St
Andrews Episcopal church. The
Roswell Evening News describes
the ceremony as follows:
''The quaint little chapel was sim
ply andc harmingly decorated with
spring flowers and promptly at s
o'clock, with Mrs. w. l.. Hill at the
organ, the wedding chorus from
Lohengrin sounded and the bride
entered on the arm of her father
preceded by the ushers, Mr.. John
Skipwith and Mr.. Langford Keith,
meeting the groom and minister at
the altar. The bride was very
girlish and attractive in a hand
some afternoon gown of dark blue
canton crepe with oriental touches
of red, with hat, gloves and shoes
in harmony. She carried a shower
bouquet of white sweetpeas and
orange blossoms
Following tho ceremony the
wedding party left for the suburban
where a few close friends had been
hidden.
The brides lovely bouquet fell
to Miss Jimmie Stark of Oklahoma
City, and in cutting the wonderful
wedding cake the ring was cut by
Miss Winston, the dime by Miss
Miller of Hagerman. and the but
ton by Captain Saunders
Tho bride come from an old
and as customary il southern fam
lilies, little touch of the old south
was noticeable at the wedding IN
the presence of Mrs. Anna Bolden,
relative of Mrs. Radney's old
colored nurse, who is still connect-
ed with the family by more than
mere commercial ties.
The bride attended school in
New York and later at the Univer-
sity of New Mexico, and is a mem
! Der of the Phi Mu fraternity of the
U. N. M. and young girl OF uns
| usual mental attachments and
charm.
| Mr.. Alderman is a fine type of
the young business man of the big
west, a graduate of the University
of Chicago and a Phi Delta Theta
fraternity man of the University of
Chicago, He is connected with the
Mortgage company of Albuquer-
que,~ where they will make their
future home.
mir. and Mrs. Anderman left
this morning on the White Line
for a short honeymoon trip for
points in the west and will return
to Roswell before going to their
home"
Word has been received here of
the marriage at Little Rock, Ark.
on April 30 at 8 p. M, of Miss
Lucy Cassandra Simms to Mr.. T..
c. Palmer. The bride is the niece
of Mr. A. G. Simms and Mr.. j. S.
Simms OF this city, whom she Wis
tied for some time last year, max
ing many friends among the
younger set The wedding was a
beautiful one, and the bride, who
Is the only daughter of promf-
nent Little Rock family, was much
lfeted, Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer. left
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-01

Pi Kappa Alpha was at home
last Sunday afternoon at the chap
ter house in honor of Sigma Chi.
The affair was the last in series
of seven which have been given
throughout the winter at intervals
of about two weeks. IL was not a
pink-tea Junction., but cork
tipped, package of camels, and
meerschaum affair.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-01

According to statistics gathered
by the institute for public service,
one in every fifteen students IN
fcrty-two American colleges is
studying with a view to entering the
teaching profession. The figures
are based on q survey covering
more than 10000 undergraduates
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-01


Roma avenue entertained the Ia
dies of the Bureau of Public Roads
Friday afternoon at cards Lunch
con was served. There were 12I
guests
Mrs. c. H. Spitzmesser was host
ess Friday afternoon at a--bridgc
party oil five tables in honor Of
Mrs. Frank Mindlin, a bride of re-
cent date. The guest of honor won
the high score prize and won the
high prize Mrs. Kenneth Bald
ridge wen tho cut prize. Lavender
sweetpeas added to a very charm
ing affair
Mrs. H. +. Robinson was hostess
Tuesday al a very pretty tea given
by the Ladies Aid of the Lead
Avenue Methodist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold p. Jamison
and Mr.. and Mrs, Robert f. Dletz
entertained jointly at the Jamison
home in the Highlands Wednes-
day night at buffet supper given
before the Country club dance The
guests were the Misses Esther
Howden. Lorna Lester, Anita Hub
bell. Dolores Bergere, DR.. and Mrs.
+. G.. Cornish, Jr., Howard Row
land, j. Wyckliffe Miller, Bill Kim
berry. Hugh Bryan, Scion Rose
and Bob Hopewcn.
A very lovely tea was given on
Wednesday afternoon by the Wom-
ems Auxiliary Of the Episcopal
church at the home of Mrs Staud-
er, 222 North Fourteenth street.
The Mesdamea Stauder, Donnell,
Farrell and Nash were hostesses,
and We're assisted by ladies of the
auxiliary. The effect OF the tea
was of spring gold, yellow roses
and marigods were aided and
abetted by yellow candlelight, and
yellow cakes and ice cream.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Greene and
Mr.. Floyd Van Laningham, assist
ed by Mrs. n. r. Gather, enter
tanned with delightful card party
Monday evening at their home on
East Central avenue. The follow-
ing guests enjoyed their charming
hospitality: Mr.. and Mrs. A. M,
Vaughn, Misses CIaudine Hutter
Julia Riley, Florence Knorr, Viola
Tiff, and MesSrs. A. l.. Sullivan,
Felix Jackson William Lawrence,
N. r. MacKela; Floyd Van Ian
ingham, Mrs. N. K. Gather, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Greene. Viola Tiff,
Mrs, Vaughn and William Law
renee We're prize winners.
The "Pi Sorority" of the Presby-
terrain Christian Endeavor society,
or in other words, the young ladies
of the society, gave an entertain
ment i'll me church parlors last
Monday evening. Each young lady
brought a delicious looking pie.
There were pies of every descrip-
ton and these were auctioned off
to the young men. And they paid
good prices, too, one pie bringing
S2.O5. The society made over $42.
BY way OF entertainment Miss Ir-
ma Wolking sang two selections
and Miss Myrtle Brown gave two
readings. After all the pies had
been sold the company turned to
and ate them. ,.t-.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-01
NOTICE

1t Is. requested that all con-
tributions for the society page
be in as early as possible in the
week. and that long or import
ant items especially be sent in
not later than Saturday morn
ing. Nothing can be accepted
after II m. Contributors to the
page will very much assist the
society editor by early items.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-01

Miss Ellen Terry, for many years
considered the foremost English
actress, will observe the siXty-fifth
anniversary of her first appearance
on the state on April %. Her debut
was made at the age of eight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-01
PERSONAL MENTION.
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Howard Rowland and Wyck
Miller came in Wednesday from
San Ysidro for the Country club
dance.
Mr.. Frank Pru leaves tomorrow
for several days in Roswell.
Mrs Henry Rolf Brown has Wis
ting her her daughter-in-law, Mrs
Kenneth Conkling Beals of Chi
cago.
Harold c. Perry, who has been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Reuben Perry, since his gradua-
ton from the law school at Leland
Stanford university the latter part
of March, loft Saturday for Santa
Fee, where he will enter the law
office of Attorney Francis C. Will
son.
The engagement of Donald Will
son, son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Wilson, to Miss Frances Spencer of
last week in the University of Col
orado weekly. Donald Wilson is a
junior law student and head of the
Sigma Chi fraternity at the univer-
sity, where Miss Spencer is a stu
dent and member of Pi Beta Phi
sorority.
A number of Albuquerqueans
are motoring this morning to San
Felipe, the Indian pueblo some 80
miles north of here, to witness the
annual May l planting dance.
Among those who will spend the
1ouy q hn vntInh1n orn 10 -
General and Mrs. Henry Rolf
Brown and party, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Pru and party, Miss Ethel
Hickey and Miss Erna FERGUSON
and party.
The monthly meeting of the
First NJ. Il. Ladies' Aid society was
held Thursday afternoon at the
homo of Mrs. CT. w. Bond on West
Roma avenue.
%
Miss Grace Stortz was one of a
group of Chicago girls who enter
tanned the guests at a recent meet
ing of the Indiana society of Chi
cago, and an account of Miss
Stortz's work and her picture has
appeared in Music News, a period
zeal published in Chicago.
o.
Tho Y. w. c. A. held its regular
club activities this week past and
Miss Rose escorted the welfare
girls ON picnic to the river on
Wednesday.
A recital will be given at 4
o'clock this afternoon at the Com
gregational church by the pupils
of Miss Barbara Wait An excel
lent program with seven vocalists
will be given. The public is cor
daily invited.
DANCES
The Wednesday night dance at
the Country club was gay and
pretty, So were the ladies. The
Sandstone Jazt orchestra added
not little to the pep" q good
supper was served, and a represen-
tatiye crowd of the younger set,
the young married. set, and the
more sedate habitues OF the club
was present.
The Parent Teachers association
of Old Town will give a dance in
Old Town on May 6. There will be
music by the Sandstone Jazz or
chestra, and refreshments by the
ladies of the association. The
dance Is one of series of enter
tainments being given for the ben
eft of the association.
Following the banquet held at
the Alvarado Friday night for the
physicians who attended the state
annual medical meeting, and their
wives. a dance was given at the
Country club. This function is an
annual affair and is always much
enjoyed. A large number of out
of-town doctors were present An
unusually good supper was served
|at II O'Clock. jusg in time for the
arrival of those who attended the
play early in the evening
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-01

Mrs. William J.. Logue, promi-
nent clubwoman of st. Paul, is the
first woman to seek a seat in the
Minnesota legislature.