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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-10
Visiting Eks Entertained With Motor Parties and Afternoon Teas;
Chautauqua to Open Monday; Society Prepares to Be Entertained

week, but the C~hautauana starts Tues
day and President Wagner feels h a
II will be well worth the ntudents
while to attend It's lectures and en-
tertainrnAnts. 40 hat the picnic will
not occur before h 18Th. Afternoon
Chautaudua programs are TO begin
at three IN order to enable students 10
more conveniently. a special
chapel raj held Friday night 20 put
the Chautauqua before the student
body and accelerate the sale OF icketn'
The attendance here remain at tho
same high level, Increasing a little as
moro and more teachers enroll cor
tho ten days Institute work required
by the state board.
SO many calls are being received at
tho Normal for efficient. we'll trained
tencherg that President Wagner has
arranged to establish a sort OF teach
ers' clearing house for Normal stu
dents. so that the well trained. cApa-
BILE teachers taking work here may
be sent to those places needing teach
ers OF she first rank and paying veil
for their services. Tho department
will be under the direction OF the
presidents office and will aim TO serve
all Normal University people 10 the
best advantage OF both teachers and
school boards. President Wagner II
~ ~ = tahN' 49, AA-NR -
any time.
Prof. Arthur Van Horn. for some
twelve a head OF the Latin de-
partment here. has been offered h
SUPPLEMENTARY OF schools at Hope.
Eddy county, and win probably &C.
cept, He In the oldest In service Of
the Normal faculty and his departure
will be a distinct loss should he de-
eide to 20.
A meeting OF seniors and candi-
dates for graduation vas held this
week to begin the credit checking
process necessary 10 determine just
who Is entitled TO graduate at the
close OF summer school. No definite
number can be announced as yet, out
the class will probably be a large
especially for the degree OF baeheor
OF Pedagogy. Commencement. which
will occur about the last OF July. n TO
be an important occasion. The COM
meDcement orator has not yet been
chosen, but II il hoped that some
man who stands unusually high In the
educational world may be prevailed
upon to come.
Miss Charlotte Brecht. Miss Bran
denburg. Miss Mary Holt. Mr.. Earl
J. Beck and a number OF others OF
the faculty and student body are
spending h. week end In Santa Fe.
A large number, probably about 500.
took The state tsachers' examination
here Friday and Saturday. A second
examination will be held at h close
OF the summer term.
Robert Zingg, who IL with the Ma
tional Geographical association In re-
search work near Gallup this summer.
stopped off for n few days visit with
old friends ut the Normal this week.
A number of contestants, among
whom were several strong winners at
the cowboys reunion. were former
Normal students. The Neafus boys,
whose quick change relays were q
feature, are NormaliteA. as are also
the Naylor boys, winners In the spud
races. A number OF others were con-
~testants.
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Miss Wenonah Dixon, representing
the active members OF the PM Mu
women's fraternity at the national
convention OF the Greek letter or
ganizntion at Ashcyille, y. G., June
2s. has sent an account Of the pro-
ceedings. clipped from h Asheville
Times. to The Herald Miss Margaret
Schumnker represented the Al%buquer-
que alumnae members at the CON
vention.
The session lasted five days, open
ing the morning Of June ~ with
"A business meeting. In addition to
the uccount of the proceedings given
In the Times. Miss Dixon stated that
on Tuesday. Grove Park inn Invited
the girls to an organ recital, sending
cars for them aud entertaining them
at a tea after the musical program.
The management Of the Manor at
Alhemurle park. headquarters Tor tine
fraternity women during the conven-
ton. gave a big dance for tts honor
guests the night Of July /. The Ashe-
willie Times ~ -;
About eighty five members ~ thu
Phi Ma national sorority were In at
tendance at the opening meeting OF
the five days session held tins morn
ing ~ the Manor. when business OF
"a general frnt.rnal nature was trans
acted. About forty or nfty del"ghtvs
are expected on tn" trains today
which viii bring the total around l2d
members.
Mrs y w Keller. Chicago. pres
ideut ~ the society. offiCiHtcd AZ tht
meeting today. which was more a.
the nature Of a gct-acduainted gath
eriug. with u general discussion ol
the problems and business to be con
| sid.red during the convention. SeN'
ernl proposed changes In the ritua
were taken up. but no definite actor
will be- taken mn until the latter par
of IN. week n rs planned 20 maxi
the ritual more formal and more i'm
proHsivc.
Other business hat Is 20 he con
sld,rcd will be- the proposed scholar
zhiu requirement for membership
Al initiates % have q CERTAIN
grade ON their subjects being N"te'
on for membership. Both OF thos
puestions were discussed at the meet
INK Of this national executive councl
Yesterday afternoon In addition I
other uaterpal problems.
AT this afternoons meeting II
probable that definite action viii b
taken ON several fruterunl problem
stunt night Will Doe held this eve
ming. ut which time each chapter
delegation viii give Somo stunt Thre
i. sessions will be- held Wednesday an
THURSDAY. and two on Friday tn
]unuuul banquet will he Friday eve
ming. with the president, Mrs. krilr
/. luptiur us toustWustpr. Mrs. kalp
g. Buil'y. s.cnnd vice president wi
respond ON behalf Of the hoste'
- chaptprs. from Hollins. Randolph
Macon aud University of Tennessee
Following Is a list OF delegates. WI
have arrived Tor the convention, wit
others due IN today:
= "Hernice Ford. Kansas city, Mo
! Mildred Fulton, South Kaukausa
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r,c>,c ,r rMfs>sAScu.

Mrs. Fred W. Fakes did a UP
brown when b entertained the
Junior members ct the AdNUntista'
church go her HON" in Los Gri-gos
last Saturday and sunday The party
of twenty chIidi"u WEI, invited In
the evening aud spent the NIGHT az
IA" ranch In the morning. the
children were placed M groups. tn"
w. oldest members OF 'Irh cooking
breakfast TOT that group Aft"r
l%r'ukih'f. there was swimming uui
horseback riding, % the children
even managed To manipulate" boat
riding loo the avtVuIu. Iu short, They
hat go tn" fIu that young people
can have uu % farm Then 90 dinner
tim, som" eft the parents came uut
aud th,fr wsg % chicken dinner. aud
many n,v1pra of tee cream. \ hJil
yam" In IN" afternoon proved a
suff." OF fuu ana great excitement
to everybody in tact wouldn't let
th. party break MP until after the sun
went Gown. Thr+ N'Io tnu EIEss'
~. Is Mr.. and Mn. Bray, Mr. md
Mrs Atils, Mr. tuNuur. Mrs p'Eau,
Nrs Muudell. Mi.s ArlIs and Louis
GItuuuI, Frances Nuud,l Edna
Nntr'i Maria Burtu.. Alice Eak'r.
GlHdys BlNutyI fcid AriIs, Homer
I.h,s. Lloyd Moon, OLA Bray. en-.
fsil Mcintyre. frank Mollngrr. joel
gibbons. tlys Bray. Bobby F"giu.
lrurst BtWltrr, Randall Bake, Lon
d. ~ Gibbons ma Ernest fcrau.
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IfI hNhH
Miss Eunice Hprkenhon IL visit
INK the r. Is. Suttons In III Phso.
Hiram Herkcnhon and Tonne
Peguo LETT saturday evening Tor Los
Angeles for % visit.
Mrs Herbert Gal rs returned yes
trIduy MOI ming from Santa Re where
she spent 70 lew days visiting.
Mr. and Mrs r. e. z.nn returned
this week from an overland trip to
California.
Dr aud Mrs spcnccly and family
have q cottage uu thD J'mrz fut the
suiumrt
MI aud Mrs u. g. Smith and
family. Nj lud Mira H. J. Wheeler
and burhIu ~,hrIb' ,tmprd at the
forks above Jvmcz springs over the
weekend.
Mrs. r.. a. Kistlor. who have been
visiting in Kentucky aud virginia
for the past " months, returned
home sunday
Mrs ". T.. Trimhlo. who was cal
l"d FOO Denver Dos the sudden death
ui h,r s]uu-Iu-law. has returned home.
Miss Nd.lu G.. Hulmqulst. score
tury ul the Fernando Land 4 Cattle
CO.. spent the past week visiting the
uuds 81 the company which she
yirw,d uu hursrba,k She rod con-
stuutly during her stay, seeing the
mountain pasture lands and stopping
100 the farm OF the company which
b.. located uvur san MutDO y. NJ
Miss HuImuuist stated that some OF
tho most beautiful s',urry In IN,
stat, may Dee found iu this country,
~ptrtt,uIuIlE ih, View from the first
high mesa near the village.
Mn Sol. benjamin and her niece
Mis- ii,t.y g. kl.issdurf. Miss Ruth
Siatysuu. Connie Ritter and Nj
H,wiii mutnr,d 10 Jrmrz yesterday
for th, Weekend MI Hewitt stop.
ped al SAN Nsidro
The Misses J,uu,tt, and sarai
Npfuu' who were the guests of Mis-.
Betty Is rissdort The past week, lef
Friday morning for their home Il
Sioux Fails
Miss Pauline lhlfoldor is ylsitln.
Loo 90, ,liE Shr cam" down iron
. Santa BE- early 30 IN" week ana }
! the guest of Miss Betty K~lciEsdorft
Q Albert Beer l,ty,s next week 70
'nr I,m,a t1 take "a short vacation
Mrs. T.. Ermpruioh returned fror
Santa De- T%hursdny whore SHE ha
10 I,.u y...f.ur hrr daughter.
Mise MARIAN Johnson. general 50,
rotary 81 che s NJ g. a Be- sp"ndin
r,- ..uf'.u 'u. uH the month &
July al ~ Mirumuntcs, The FIR
D. ...N ul. A.Eu.t -u, and Miss Emm
% AurrIDfU. general treasurer. and Mis-
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Miss MARY 3 Toudrv. uuurht'r of
g.. b. Tuudrr uf los Iout,s. y VI
was married at the church az Los
L-nt.s ON June is 90 Frank y uu'lla.
also OF that town Rev Father
Duchcr. mission priest of lslott said
the nuptiul mass The bride and
groom wrIu attended ny Miss stella
r. TondI". Joseph Toudr". Miss Rose
NJ pn,ilu and Robert bl"dsu'
After their return from their honey
moon. MI and Mrs buNilI Will MAX,
THEN home AZ los l'utrs. where Mr
Duvila b. employed us huukk''prl
with Simon N'uSfIit Frank y
Bilila b. % SON ut Nj and Nra lHidut,
lLALLI- IL LM- LLLLL-
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NN
IOR MISS MNltt.AIiI.I
NJ NNINGIR

Nli-H Cumill, Pin"nu entertained
iuinrmllls Wednesday evening 10
honor uf her guest. MiSs Margaret
N,,uiu-,r oI klusis tIiN. Nuu'
siNtacu guests 20 "ut Tho evening play
INK cards aud dancing aud WEI" ll-,
given q are tr'tt 900 wuHi'hl S"l"'-
tIots hy Miss l.iusky. Miss Eleanor
L.ylgh and Ju. Scott \ supper at
midnight carr q out the ,ulurs ui
the patriotic season tu great effect
VITA strDlmrIs ui rcd Whit" ANA hIu"
individual rcd candies ana q urnt"T,
pir.p rt red and white sweet peas
Tl,rt we've ~ h, guests.
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WHO'S The ynungcsl author. hoy
or Elrl. with q published volume TO
his or her credit in New Mexico
Are you'
Natalie. Lake wants to know At
II she's the youngest authorcss In
Washington o. e.. b completed
her freshman term in high school
his year. just as her novelette,. 'As
strong as tho mis-" was entering
les third edition.
Although deeply Immersed now IN
writing novel me-. o.. Mutulrv finds
other calls upon her time. In u"
week recently. to Illustrate sh" had
Co lay down her pen long enough to
give 70 reading before the Writers
am married. which was received In
the telegram, lid not pie much vN-
p|ihuaii,n Mt and Mrs i.ubauk win
r,tttu To Albuquerque iu l few days.
following q honeymoon uf H week ut
ten dH's ~ thH mountain resorts of
tularuuu.
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ArnI.s MID ~nIsnANns

Mr.. NJ J.. fuN ana MIS- tTnlIN IL
R.Il entertained Apres MIDI btidg"
club Friday afternoon at an iniotnlal
bridge party. which clo-d ~" 'lhh =
season. scores Tor tho cntlr" year
,yrr, tota led and u was found thhl
Mrs. T.. O. winfrry had Ia largest
and Mrs Elizabeth Bradford and Mrs.
Ia Ben. tied for second highest the
guests had a delightful um" piNNlns
ON IN. porch aud had q dainty %
O'Clock luncheon There were three
tables d,
During their busy season at card
pltyIuE. the members have contrib
ut,d toward IA, day nursery instead
uf playing for prizes, "a plan lhAl
hus pruy.d very satisfactory
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Miss Betty k~l"l-sduft gave an Iu-
formal dancing party Tuesday eve
ming lu honor of Mis- Iauuu' I'M
fielder OF Santa Fr and the Misses
Jruu,ttc and Sarah NETtUt uf Sioux
Falls. who hay, ulsu been visiting
Miss ElrlssdurtI IN. guests were
Mis- IhIi,ld.r. tu. Misses Arruut.
Mlg- Lillian k~'uurui,h, Florence
WELLER and Mildred Harris. and sam
Baumgurtnur Albert Beer Albert
Kahn. Paul Drrytuss sam brrytuHs.
Comm, Ritter. Fritz Sc IE lsu Eluhulz,
Alfred Kpmpvuiyh and Nuurir" Klein,
and Nj. and Mrs Sol benjamin.
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DOROTHY l.. MoALLISTER
Telephone 345.

wT1HE PAST WEEK has indeed been a busy one. with affairs Tor
the Elks, plans for Chautauqua, the week end parties and PIE
mics for the Fourth. The season is offering us plenty OF recre
Il alton, but of q different sort from the pleasures we have grown
accustomed to. Few dances, few card parties, few teas but n
food of picnics, camping parties, fishing parties aud weekend visits
10 Jemez and pecos. In fact society is meeting itself coming ana
going, such is the continuous movement among The sunlne Nthy'h''
home.
w have indeed enjoyed shaking the hand of the Elk from HON"
and hearing again the old familiar accent from Alabama. New YORK
or Kansas. From doing the honors of host, we jump Immediately to
a week full of Chautauqua programs, with good music and excellent
speeches. And around the corner all sorts Of surprises wait for US.
INST tnke Tie imrni
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ICE CREAM SOCIAL
WEDNESDAY

An ice cream social, with al tho
arguments IN it. favor which a sum
mer Nenin offers. is to be- given
Wednr day evening al the church
under the auspices OF h Woman's
club Of the Congregational church
An IN" members and friends OF the
,hurrh are invited. and Il n planned
~ show the young folks and IN"
older ones al d good time. Thrre
viii nr a program to entertain he
GUESTS.
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MISS AMY RJTH HANSON
VI ANIklI.D

Miss Amy Ruth Hanson, o. nI''"
ut Mrs Elizabeth Bradford, who Ils'
tod In Albuquerque m .sl' ana mas
many friends in the city, was mar
r.d go Fail River. Mass. her h"u"'
To Or. Joseph A. 'llitun, a prom
p,rt dentist of that city ON Jun" 10.
. Ill account ~ the wedding was re-
c.yrd hy Mrs. Bradford, aud vii ne
published IN detail In next sunday .
Herald.
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IIKS ENTERTAINED At
SEN GlIn HOUSE

During the past w,ot IN" Elks
and their wives. who aye going west
o. the national convention held th"
,,ut.r 81 the stag" IN entertaining
Iyrry afternoon, the guests Ntrr
taken ON motor rides he ana about
tlIr city; wei" entertained at d
handsome new EIk-' building with
a very informal tea where they he
Clmr acquainted with other Elks.
and with dancing II was quit" az
ml,n pleasure ion IN" hosts as Tor
tHt IIYsts
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The business and Professional
Wumru'a club viii mryt next week
fur a mesa supper, instead ut THEN
regular supper ~ businvss meeting
The men friends ui tn" members viii
ho asked To- go also, aud 4p q real zoe
"a luu Is 60 %" made uf b.. There
Will be- cars tu take ~" crowd out,
~ picnic lunches VIII have To h"
packed, as uu uT'm'uts have been
mao, to- hny them prepared ui the
] Al Iru,u.
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clalty that proved n big hit, Th"
last number on the program was
a fomu.e ~impersonation by Louis
Turner. who appeared In an oriental
dance Who's only point Of contact
with anything QuakeriHtic was that
were both shakefs-U KNOW
what mean After tn" effects OF
n program had been wuTn of some
what Ia general Discussion, the guests
danced until II O'Clock. There were
refresh ents - "free" tthe poster
saId,-"drnw your own conclusions
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To tha end she wants to arrange
q Eet-tugther party In Washington
for the youngest author or authorizes
In zach state OF the union. She says
that when they come to Washington
sheH take them all to the white house
Tor presentation TO the president.
So that's why this story Is written.
who's the youngest boy OF girls In
Sew Mexico with q published book
to his or her credit? Send In your
nam. and address with the title OF
your published book TO The Evening
Herald and II Will be forwarded 10
Matiler Lake. at Washington. And
shelf arrange for the party.
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"COKE' PARTY

\ drove ut Herald carrier hoy
stamprdcd Fees ice cream uatI"I
Thur-iay afternoon when Nj. hhghi,
circulation manager. treated them ! 4"
, Coca cola party. II was luposS'hl,
4, count them they wiggi"d 800 aud
moved around. but they were" az
fn.r, and they all appreciated II
as "a real 'sho muir party.
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Mrs. Julian nreytIs- was hostess
ON "Wednesday evening az an Informal
dame, IN homo ui Miss Iauiin" NJ
fielder at santa F', h has been the
guest uf Miss JrttN kl'i-d"rn duiins
Ia, past week There were about 20
IA, nh,rs ct the younger crowd an
vit,d aud the evening passed delight
fHIIt
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\ crowd ui Hirh School and i'uI-
N,rsltN boys and girls danced Thurs.
dpN evening Ht the Womuu's club
wh'u the Suudstorm IBzz band played
until shortly after midnight.
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Christian CHURCH CHOIR
mas PARTY

The Christian church choir, whlch
ii. having monthly social- during the
suunsr were entertained Weducs-
dly evening ut the hom, of MI. ana
Mrs Paul MuzelN north Of the 'ig.
Reh.artal kept the members busy Tor
"a short time and aft"rwurd there
wer. piano numbers ~tmpromptu sing
ing ana reading Refreshments were
carved late In the evening
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GOOD cnrrncHIN rICNIc.

f,nr member uf the Good Cheer
Sc, iur club wei vary th'ir meeting
uu Tue dty vita ID picnic BOO th" ',"-
nIrg ~ SuppyU Euyk. at d mouth
at Tilrrls uIuyuu Thrr" Viii h'
about % dozen 100 the panty.
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young wOmen's council and the G. u.
y. club. will leave for Estes Park.
Colo. to attend the summer con-
ference.
Misses Sarah and Jeanette Agrnnt
OF Sioux rails, y. d, spent three
days visiting In the city. guests nj
the Aivsrado. They spent some time
with Miss Betty KleiHsdorff at her
home on Luna boulevard.
II. y. Smith, a salesman for F1nne-
gan-Brown Hide company, spent the
Fourth Of July with relatives In Hol-
brook.
Miss Margaret Nenninger OF Kan
sas City IN visiting Miss Camille
Pineau at her home on North Seventh
street for two weeks.
Mrs. sol BENJAMIN, who has been
visiting at Jemez, returned home this
week.
George d. Stateaon and daughter.
Miss Ruth Stateson. will cave next
Friday for an overland trip to san
Antonio. y. NJ, and TO FL Paao. They
win be Joined at san Antonio sy
Mrs. William Arnot, another daugh-
ter who will accompany them on
their trip to FL Paso.
Mrs. w. L. Hawkins and daughter.
Miss Hazel. left this week for Lone
Beach to spend the summer.
LAS VEGAS NORMAL UNIVERSITY
July 4 was celebrated IA n holiday,
but on " the postponement
OF the big cowboy parade until the
firth. classes were also dismissed on
that day after 10 o'clock 20 allow the
students o. see b big parade. The
Normal wa turned over Friday and
Saturday 10 the state examination
work, 80 that actual class work has
been somewhat handicapped during
the week.
The Normal float. consisting Of two
trucks carrying a number Of partici-
pants In the recent pageant, New
Mexico. Yesterday and To-day" won
first prize In the cowboy parade July
s. on one float rode children In
| Indian and early Spanish costume
and on the other the a%llegorical char
meters OF New Mexico To-day" Miss
Lllllan Cavett. Miss Ruth Xiegler. Mt.
Mottinger, Miss Buell. and others
were In charge Of the pageant ana
prepared the float. Second prize went
to r. d King for his purebred Here
ford cattle on n truck and third 10
~ A1faA
floral float,
Prof. J. W. Searson Of the Univer-
sity OF Nebraska arrives Monday and
will spend "A week occurring here. MOI
only to tho student body hs n whole
but to special educational CLASSES ans
conferences. Professor Soarson Is al
ready well known M a speaker anpnf
New Mexico teachers.
-
The Normal has received the new
7xi4 flag ordered some time Y ant
its waving folds add considerable 4
the appearance OF the general ives
campus.
The Commercial club OF Las Vega
is to give "A big picnic up In the Ho
Springs canyon sometime In the neal
future. the summer school people be
Ing their guests on that occasion. Th'
affair had been planned for mex
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.II~IIINI, q NR1N.

pr and Mrs H. NJ bowers. Mr.
and Mas Henry Hurru. M and Mrs
James GlrldiuE and Mr. and Nrs
e.. g. pd,u we've members ui 90 parts
that Wuturrd iY 90" Irmu2 Monday
fu fish
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rhp Christian Eud'u,uT Society ul
she, rr,ahgt,iIfu church held it's
meeting aud ~u.ll TUESDAY ,,vuiuE
if ]l,uuIusuu park Game. aud re-
up-um, uts W,I, the urd'ro & Go, eve
ming
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TEA YESTERDAY
FOR MISS JONES


IN Of the weeks most delightful
affairs was the tea at which Miss
Helen Macarthur entertained yester-
day afternoon IN honor OF Mise Clara
Jones Of Holse Idaho Some" forty
young women called at the MacAr-
thur home hetweon fOur and six. and
were received by Mrs, Macarthur,
Nils Macarthur and the honor guest
The hous. was q bower OF flowers,
which carried out the predominant
color not" OF pink and white, while On
M" Tea liable a huge howl Of pink and
white sweet pea attracted u good
deal Of attention and admiration
Ices M candles carried out IA. two
'olora Mrs. 3 I. Burton and Mrs.
H. o. Barton wer" AT IN" tea table
Assisting the hostess IN entertaining
were Miss Anita Hubb"ll. Miss Mar
thr"t Iubb'll. Miss Margaret Lee,
Miss Alexandria NuuEhcy, Miss In
irna burton and Miss Katherine KEEL
cher.
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SIM AND sr,N Mrs.

Mrs Hugh iluuu entertained the
So" AMI So cluu Thursday afternoon
iu uf Mir BrrryhilI. of 81 puSu
Tl"rr were s' vrIl extra guests fur
LII nm III --.LuL LLI LLILLmL-
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one Of the prettiest AFFAIRS for
Miss clara Jones Of HoiSr. Idaho. who
i, the guest OF Miss Helen Macarthur
war the Inner party which Mrs. G.
W Bond EaV" In her honor Thurs
day evening Dinner. while simpl.
n Informal wa "a enjoyable,
Wild flowers from the mountains CIV
I'M q touch that Wa quite attractive
and din"r'nt Tn, guests were Miss
jones. Mrs J. \. Macarthur, Mis-.
Ho.'u Macarthur. Miss Monica Mac
Arihur, Mr. and Mrs e. T. DaNrn-
20 . aud Miss kathir'u barrow.
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rICNIC PARTY THURSDAY

Miss llortensc SwitHer, Miss Trace
Stortz, Miss Alberta Hawthorne and
Ray lanahRn, Leo Murphy and hay
McCannn mutored out to Tijeras can
you Thursday evening for a picnic
party.
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srwING cum Mrrr.

The NruuF GIrls S,wiu club viii
meet nest W,luv day evening with
NI.. Irul. ShHff
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f.ssiun there. Miss chambers IL one
OF thu youngost nurses to graduate
from his hospital ~siUg only 80 when
she received her diploma. Later, sne
served iu the American Red cross
Tor fourteen months, making a dts
uuguiShcd record.
The newly married couple drove
directly to Nogalvs, where they will
ivstd" IN their new bungalow
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DINNI.R pNItIN
NNIlIspN

o. % Given entertained 700 % dinner
party Iust ulHhi az his apartments on
Nurth Si,ia street