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The Jasper news., 1921-08-04

ter has flavor all Its own.
Pits OF left over pastry may be
rolled out for tarts or sprinkled with
sugar and cinnamon and baked; they
make nice little cakes to serve with
tea.
Nut cutlets.-Have ready half cup.
ful of chopped nuts. using Brazil nuts,
walnuts and almonds; add to them a
cupful OF breadcrumbs and a cupful
Of mashed potatoes. with little
chopped onion and parsley; beat two
eggs, mix with the other ingredients,
add salt and pepper and form into
balls or cakes; dip In beaten egg and
crumbs and fry golden brown.
Fruit Juice pIs.-,rake two and one
half tablespoonfuls Of cornstarch, add
one-fourth cupful OF sugar, one cup
full Of any strained juice. a teaspoon
full Of butter, pinch Of salt and the
yolks of two eggs. Cook all together,
adding the egg yolk at the last. Cover
with merlngue, using the whites OF
the eggs, and pour into baked crust
Chicken custard.--A good dish foI
an invalid and one that is dainty too
Take one and one-half cupfuls OF
bread crumbs from the center Of the
loaf, add to them two tablespoonful
Of finely chopped chicken breast. Beat
the yolks of two eggs until well mixed
add to them a dash OF celery salt, q
pinch Of salt. and a cupful OF milk
Pour into a custard cup. set cup In
hot water and bake until the custard
IL set. Serve hot.
Filled sponge eake.--Scoop the cen
ter from a deep sponge cake and al
with mashed sweetened berries anC
cover with sweetened whipped cream
Serve at once. The top may be put
back, covering the berries, II desired
Brooms should be dipped IN bot sud-
once week. rinsed and dried. ther
hung. as standing on the straw spoilI
the broom,
Ia
The Jasper news., 1921-08-04

two years. i saw
Lydia e. Pinkham's
V.ege table Conn
pound advertised in
he paper and got
good results from
taking II. l recon-
mend your medicine
70 my friends and
you may publish b
this fact as q testi-
monial. Mrs. ROB-
|EET BLOCK, Box 542,
Hopkins. MINI.
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Home Is all the dearer to some men
because they are never there.

Snowy linens are the pride Of every
housewife. Keep them in that condi-
tion by using Red Cross Ball Blue In
your laundry. cents at grocers.
The Jasper news., 1921-08-04

summer food.
Coffee Junkst.-
To a pint and a
half Of m ilk
warmed to new
milk temperature
add o Junk e {
tablet dissolved In
n tablespoonful of
The Jasper news., 1921-08-04
The Kitchen
Cabinet 80

The people people work with best are
often very queer;
The people who are peoples kin quite
shock your FIRST idea;
The people people choose for friends
your common sense appal;
But the people people marry are the
queerest folk Of all
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eas on ing. A
tablespoonful or
two OF butter from
each meal will
season a dish Of
vegetables. Other
fats may be as
wholesome n d
cheaper, but but
The Jasper news., 1921-08-04
FOR SALE
CAIJF0RNIA LAND

10 acres, located in Glenn Co. Cal,
mile to school and two miles to town. All
Of tract in cultivation. Soil Is silt loan
with almonds main crop. Orchard OF 40
almond trees. Can be irrigated by well
II needed. No improvements. This almond
orchard lies on the Oroville-Willows lat
eral OF the state highway and will soon
be paved, making this an exceptional buy.
Price is 800 per acre with possession TO
be arranged For further informauon
write or see
IoHN N. WpsTpERG. Butte City. Calf.
The Jasper news., 1921-08-04

In America we understand by equal
ity. not that we are all equals In
learning. in intellect. and 30 forth. but
that we are all equals In the power
to be good and honorable and gen.
erous.-senator Dolllver.
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sUMMERY DISHES.

Junket is SO easy to prepare and so
easily digested that It makes an ideal
The Jasper news., 1921-08-04
HOW WOMEN
OF MIDDLE AGE
May Escape the Dreaded Suf-
ferings Of that Period by
Taking Mrs. BloclIs Advice

Hopkins, MINI. : .During Change Of
Ilfe had hot flashes and suffered for
The Jasper news., 1921-08-04
HELpFUL AlNTs-TAsTY FOODS

Bits Of butter left on the bread and
butter plates should be saved for
The Jasper news., 1921-08-04

Chrenometers nre eyeless, but their
hands are always on the watch.
The Jasper news., 1921-08-04

No one wants to put out the family
that is ablaze with diamonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-09
Hospital Auxiliary
TO Stage Play and
Medieval Pageant
Junior Organization of ST.
Lukc's TO Present THE
Nan Who Married a Dumb
Wife to Aid Service Fund

iae junior Auxiliary Of s.. Luke's
Hospital vii give al entertainment or
tho night Of January - and 20 in
ihN Bathroom Of tac Hoto' P.2za to
raj sc Fund for It's ,oeial srrgice vora.
lte attraction vii be The presenta-
ton of The Man Who Married . Dumb
WIFE" by ANatolc France. and g French
medieval pageant directed b. Miss
Grace II. Henry. The former Will be
~intcrpoiated with songs and dances.
The music is chosen from old French
songs Of the twelfth and thirteenth
centuries adapted BY Gerald Reynolds,
Who. as Terry Reynolds. was we'll
known throughout the A. L. f., where
he served for two yoars with the y.
J. G.. A.
Among those VINO viii take part in
the play are Mrs. Herbert G~roesbecA
IT,. Miss Currie Mathews, Leonard Coe,
Cyril Butler ard Emerson McMillin Sd.
The dance Will be a pavanne, a gypsy
dance and a dance Of street children.
In the latter ~lli he Miss Geraldine
McAlpjn. Miss Betty Merchant, Miss
Ms sylvia Seymour. Miss Ethel Pot
ter, Miss Virginia de Haven, Miss
+ leanor Coward, Miss Betsy Flagg,
Miss Mary Strange. Miss Florence Glen
DENIM, Miss Louise Reick, Miss Elsie
and Miss Dorothy Merrill.
In the gypsy dance Will be Miss Mary
Lincoln. Miss Alice Goddard. Miss Helen
Lee, Miss Mary Hurd. Miss Elizabeth
Thompson, Miss Eleanor Landon. Miss
Marie lie Marcnc. Miss Hope Lincoln,
Miss Nariquite Pennifnan, Miss Eliza
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-09
Nritain Queen Sends
Medal to Mrs. PAYNE

Mrs. J~essica Lozier Payne, who is
living her eighth season Of talks on
History IN the Making" under the
auspices of the New York Diet Kitchen
association, has just received from
Queen Mary Of Great Britain. through
her secretary, Lady Dawson, the
Queens medal for fearless and patri-
otto efforts from the platform to cc-
ment the friendship between Americs
and Great Britain.
Mrs. Paync's first 1921 lecture in
New York City viii take place Wednes-
day morning in Aeolian Hall, her three
subjects q vital interest being TAX
ins Stock for the New Year" DAN
'"0zio w." - Earth and Black
Coal vs. White Coal"
..ngls 80. or course
.ckets for the remainder Of the sea-
sen, 50, may ne Obtained at he New
York Diet Kitchen Association central
office, 53 West Forty-second Street, or
Aeolian Hall box Office, 8! West Vorty-
third Street.
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One or tho foatrre, tho ra.o..u
foyer. witb varm aan-+5,+ l ~
and mulberry Tar0fng- IT,
an -attfactf.e mee.ino" nfaco 80 -
The lecture of tbeI - pa@ee ~ ~ p ~
Education or he .estiS7ge. - h. 49,.
ORGANIZATIONS ybirb ms ~. san a..
the balcony noor an -.
loyrro'
Nh sfezatsor 0se -. o..o
~ tbe cnoninc reception Noduesda
Mss. tlgin Il. T.. could viii be to-to.i
Thursday. Mrs. otto II Kahn. IriGa,s
Mis-. john T. Pratt. Saturday; MIR
SCHUYLER :. Warren sunday. Mr.
Arnold VIZ ridge. Monday. AM Nrs.
James " Gerard. iuesday.
Society vi. turn out in large mum
TO tea luncheon n no Gwen "a tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-09
Marjorie Curtis Engaged
10 Thomas /. Cha@II)os1r.ue
Other b'trotha!s Include Those of Miss Margaret
'ethbrids" 10 Charles VI. Schwah I'd and of Miss
War, Cunningham to William Harry Whitaker

--. =.
nVi.'e % I'e lloa1 interesting engage
"ooiSS maue Al'o"i since the New Aot,N
aH Vp'..1u III -I0Nei"orr nave Jus'
~ "."ou'eeu ana are OF Spcolal m
In1hro go. - i'S,',q@ WIS. H.
,,aa ~ gVV N@ulson ave-.
,hn IL ou'L'''- OF
H. C"',. = u"us"1' , r'57
borr ro -,o 'Honi"9 H. 'nsp-
wax ono Of .bo frs+ '' 81 . ,tn "go anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-09

iHe ldt4tosJ VIII De gwen Ulucr ne
direction Of Mrs. Dana Burnet. and
among those who viii appear in the
cast arc Miss katherine Adams, Miss
Beatrice Beard. Ms AdelaiGe Beddall.
Mss Belle Bennett, Miss Cynthia Big
lov, Miss Katherine Bliss, Miss Gone
We've Ca~thra. Miss Dorothy Clapp.
Miss Dorothy Cicmons. 5i.as .Aiicc Ia
visor. Miss Alice Dc Lama. Miss Ma
slc~itc Doubleday, Mrs. b. Happen
fairchild, Miss Odetta fcdor. Ms
Mary Field, Miss Betsy Flagg. Miss
Katherine Gossler. Miss Alien Gray.
Mrs. Wilder Gutterson, Miss Ada
Heinze, Mrs. Stoddard Hoffman. Mis-.
Helen Johnson. Miss Nictorine Kellogg.
Miss Dorothy Leary. Miss Marie Learv.
Miss Mary Luke. Miss Laura Mabon,
Miss Elsie Morrill,, Miss Eva McAdoo.
Miss Edith McCoon, Miss Helena Oe
den, Miss Gertrude Ogden, Miss Martha
O%ttle. Miss Dorothy Quinn. Mis- Lou
ise ReicH, Miss Lillian Remsen. Miss
adelaide Rhinelander, Mrs. John +.
NUo>c-i il, MISS Ie4en NCaNleWinC.
Miss Julia Stanley. Miss Kathrvn
Slayback, Miss Edith S%medberg, Miss
Susan STEEL. Miss Virginia Sterrv.
Miss Dorothy Thompson, Miss Helen
Trevor. Mrs. John Warburton and MIS-
Isabella Wood.
Among the program girls and ushers
Will be:
Program-Mrs. Irving II. Pardee,
captain; Mrs. John T. Ballantine. Mrs.
Salnue' @. = r = rs :
Miss Dorothy Battle. Miss Katharine
Biggs, Miss Rita Boxer, Miss Sarah T.
Buckley, Mrs. Samuel $. Colt. Mis-
Polll Dslnrosch. Ms larry Hammond
and Miss Fanny Hastings.
Cshers-Niss Marjorie Cleveland.
captain; Miss Geraldine Hall, Mr..
Horace Hotchkiss, Mrs. Huntington Ly-
man. Mss Gertrude Mali, Miss Chris-
tina Nichols, Miss Elise Rice, Miss Vir-
GINA Rice, Mrs. Lloyd Sanderson Miss
Louise Schiefelin. Mrs. Frank SheD-
psrd and Miss Margaret Warren.
On the entertainment committee are
Mrs. Conner Lawrence. chairman; Mrs.
Henry A. Alker. Miss Marjorie Cleve-
land Miss Carolyn H.. Dorsett. Mrs.
Wilder Guttcrson. Mrs. Harry Ham
mond, Miss Adele 5. Hammond, Miss
Katharine Noble. Mrs. Arthur Orvis.
Mrs, Irving II. Pardec, Mrs. John +.
Russell jr.. Miss Elizabeth Sabin. Mrs.
Herbert Sierck, Mrs. John l. Tonne,e
ir, Miss Mabel Nenner and Miss Mary
Y. Wells.
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Distinguished Lursfs m
Mss Cregoyv's rdtIing

- Yict-Prcsidea, and Mr.. Mar
ma Jpstice AcReyaoida and the pos,-
"ssf-r G.r,rai At Mrs. b1r,ezoa ucrc
~ c's'inyulshed company which at-
>@n'f 'he marriage yeztcrday q. noon
" warrington ~ Mrs Jare CseYory.
I~got~r - Hr. and Irs. Jhofnas W~.t
nfsZosy. - G.Drye stuart Heycr. NJ
s''|sWn Ter. The mn per
s'fn~6 ~ tho Eeg. Dr. William l.. be
~ ~ nc Cathedral of 81. PETER and
-. Ts4'. a. the hume nj ire bfole4
rH''nlt ~ fleyeland park. The brdol
D,4ps snod beara'h Il canopY NJ ar
4s~T.s Yne. Ai:cn oztepded o4er tire
'''4%fs a. pr eid ~ TIC afgr dra1
~. f>r'A Tnefe d D>1or NJ palm. and
neg ~&s arranged. hranch candle
FAs' vim lgrt>d tapcrs, mere placeG
"a 'as nAa<!, wa.eh slso va. decofuled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-09
Spence Alullnae to Stage
Fantasy i'm Aid OF Babies
Forty Winks," With Long List of Society Folk in
Cast, Including Many Debutantcs, To Be Present.
dior Benefit of Organization Home for Infants

Graduates of the Spence School will give what promises to be one OF
Fhe bet and most entertaining amateur charitable affairs Of the winter
MORO afternoon and evening and Tuesday evening in the ballroom
OF the Hotel Plaza. 1t is a musical fantasy called Forty Winks.o the
music by Mrs. John L onnele jr and the book and lyrics by Mrs. Connor
a"renc both o the class Of II. 1t is to be given under the auspices Of
the Spence Alumn@ Society for the benefit Of the organizations home for
babies cared for until placed b. the society for adoption.
1t VII be a strictly amateur affair and prominent members OF society,
including many de}utantes, viii figure in the cast The night perform
ances will be followed BY dancing. Tickets Tor the evening performances
re . and for the afternoon 50. The boxes are $50, and they may be
obtained from Miss Carolyn H. Dorset. SO Wesf Seventeen Street. All
seats are reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-09

One OF the interesting society If
fairs Of the week viii be the opening
of the Town Hall at 1l3 to 1923 West
Forty-third Street. Mrs. Charles B
Alexander heads the committee for the
receptions which will take place each
afternoon from next Wednesday until
the following Tuesday.
The building houses one OF the mos.
beautiful, aud!.oriums IN America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-09
Miss Marion Carson TO BE
Bride of Jacques L. Pryor
sp>c.cl Dispatch to me P,t0mr

GREENWICH, Conn, Jan. 6.-The
wedding Of Miss Marion Elise Carson,
daughter of the late Rev. Frank NJ.
Carson and Mrs. Carson. and Jacques
Frazier Pryor, son of Mr.. and Mr..
Samuel +. Pryor, or ~Grconnich. will
take place in tho First Presbyteriai,
Church January % at i O'Clock. Miss
Carson attended the Wykeham Rise
School in Washington, Conn. Mr.. Pryor
vas a member Of the class Of 10, lele
Scientific School
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Weddings and Betrothals
Crowd First Week OF
Included in List Is Double Marriage of Two Mobcrly
Girls, Miss Florence Becoming Bride of Harry NJ.
Addinsell and Miss Margaret of +. c. Morton

More marriages we're celebrated and more engagements. cor Il be
followed by weddings. announced the first week in the New Year than
in the entire month Of December. Miss Evelyn sheldon Walker. daughter
Of Mrs. Starr King Walker. OF 1928 East Thrtyeighth Street. became the
bride of F. Whitney Morrill, Tuesday in the Church of the Heavenly Rest;
the double wedding Of the two Moberly girls took place Wednesday: Miss
Florence Blair Mobery being married to Harry Nesstor Addnsel and
Ms Margaret Mobery becoming the bride OF Franklin Craig Morton in
ne Chapel of st. Bartholomew Church; the marriage of Miss Katherine
bsSel, daughter Of the late DR.. Joseph Bssel and Mrs. Bisseu, to Law
'ence l. Jones jr took place Thursday in ST. Fatric1s Cathedral. and
yesterday Miss Muriel Winthrop became the bride of Richard De Blois
Boariman, Of Boston. in Old st. Marks Churchinthe Bouwerie.
In Washington yesterday Miss Jane Gregory, daughter of the omc
me Attorney General ard Nh. Thomas Wit Gregory, d married to
George Stuart IIcyer. O Houston. Tex.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-30

Rumaldo Sanchez, Peralta, Russell
Dalies and Ignacio Sacks. The
score was II to 49,.
Marshall Dismukes Of Los An
eeles was the guest Of his brother,
S. Dismukes, and family the first
Of the week, en- route to Tulsa,
Okla.
Mrs. Moores, state deputy Of the
Maccab bees, will be In Belen this
week in the interest Of the order
and to assist in the installation
ceremony of officers in the local
lodge the last of the week.
Mrs. Ernest Walthall Of Paw
hauska, Okla, spent a day this
week at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Uptegroye, on her
way to Albuquerque, where she viii
enter a sanatorium for few weeks
rest
Mrs Thomas Capt Of the South
western ranch is confined in st.
Joseph hospital in Albuquerque rs
a result al runaway which occur
red last week when the team she
was driving became unmanageable,
throwing Mrs. capt over the front
Of the carriage.
Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Johnson are
spending a vacation with relatives
in Elmer, Mo, and Chicago.
Monday evening the second num-
her of this seasons reading room
entertainment was held at the
Santa Fe reading room. This num-
her was a concert by six men and
was enjoyed by large audience.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-30

boys and girls, chaperoned by some
of the teachers, visited the noun
tain school north of Vaughn and
played two games of basketball.
The boys won and the girls lost by
two points. The return games will
be played at an early date on the
Vaughn court.
DR. and Mrs. J. o. Michael mo-
tored to Encino on Sunday
G. L. Perry has opened a barber
shop in West Vaughn.
DIR. Hanna has a dental chair in
Or. Millers drug store in the East
ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Elrod have
returned from their Bridal trip and
are at home in the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Oles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Perez left
Saturday night for a month'a visit
east, Among the places they eN-
pect to visit will be Wichita, kans.,
Kansas City and several other
points where they have relatives
and friends.
Miss Sofie Mathison, who Is
teaching in the West ward school,
is making her home with Mrs. j.
O. Darlington of East Vaughn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-30
WINSLOW

Mrs. Erwin B. Hebert entertain
ed at bridge whist at her home
Tuesday. The entire membership
OF the Bridge club was present and
after games luncheon was served
by the hostess.
Music lovers of the city greatly
appreciated the entertainment fur
nished by the Edison Trio enter
tainers, brought here by r. Met
hammer and which was held ut
the high school auditorium Mon
day.
A large number of Santa Fe Of.
ftcials were in the city Monday en-
route to the coast with Vice Pres
ident A. G. Wells special. An. in
spection was made of the local ia
cilities.
Mrs, James Baskerville, OF Will
liams, Ariz., is in the city this
week visiting friends and relatives.
Among those visiting Albuqrer-
que last week were Mrs. Roy Bren-
nan, William Archer, James c.
Cronin, Mrs. f. II. Mcmillan, Mrs.
L. A. Maoie and Franklin Jones.
The Santa Fee office basketball
team. after defeating the various
Their teams in the city, will play the
fast Biles Lockhart quintet at Pres
colt the latter part of this week.
The local team has rapidly nean
whipped into good condition under
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ed most attractive. Pink and
white carnations were used in pro-
fusion; no prizes were given, but
favors were presented to guests.
The refreshments were delicate and
attractive. The guest list was as
follows:
Mesdames Shortle, Mitchell, Roy
er, Brehmer, Nye Martin, F. NJ.
Lyon. Merritt, Barber, McLandress,
Potter, Pete Williamson, c. H..
Spitzmesser, Winfrey, We'll, Wat
lington. Wildly, Hayden, Hatch,
Conner, keenan,, Wylder. Asselin
Rankin, Stortz, Quickel, Stevenson,
Fred Nohl, Campbell. Craig, Leech,
J. w. Wilson, Chase, Doolitle, VIII
liams, Kimball, Everett Upton,
Hesselden, Holtry.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-30


the coaching of Orbra l.. Gray, and
fast game Is expected.
G. Q. Burns has left for Los An.
lgeles, where he win enter the Santa
te hospital for treatment.
S. C. Cooper and wife have left
for Houston, Texas whore they will
visit friends and relatives. They
will also visit at Fort Worth
Among those spending me week.
end at Gallup are Harold Chan
man, Mrs. l.. Fl. Cockrum ana
Robert Corkhill.
Winslov lost y ,,rgo rr,,,to,. ~
"a milias whom +ha SoHto ~ ,.aoa,,t
M reduced lis forces boro Tobn
Poll nae Iaft for pboariv ,,t,o,.o ~
viii make his futnre hone. ~ II
RiakasIev ana u,ifa baya ,aft a.
10 AnpeIas. Nav naAnnio has laft
~ rs Aneales. w Iiesso, anS
aife Nave left e., nc Angoias ana
KaIso laayas sborti,, 80 Ine
Anen1as
7, T. Gresham, ana wifa bova loft
for roe AnoaIes wbere tbev u,ere
aotlad on accn,1rt az tho sorioue
iIInass ~ reIative
Mrs n u uendersop hos left
for pbooniv wbora sbe viii snand
tba waek end visiting relatives ana
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-30
VAUGHN

Mr.. Frank TRAILER has returned
to Vaughn after an absence of
some months at Fort sumner and
other points and has taken up his
residence on his ranch. Mr.. TraX-
ler is poultry fancier and viii fix
up his place and enter extensively
into the raising of fine poultry.
Mrs. TraXler is still in Fort sum
ner where she has been since the
death of her daughter, Mrs. DICK
Norris, caring for little Glenette,
She is much improved in health
and may return here for the sum-
mer.
Rev G. +. Mickey, pastor of the
Christian church, preached both
morning and evening at the Elec-
trio theater Sunday, This was the
beginning OF regular Sunday serV-
ices there.
The Reverend Richards preached
at the Methodist church and led
the song service in the Sunday
school.
Mrs, Bollum, whose husband is
inspector on the rip track of the
Sallld be, arrived from ONO sun
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Bollum will
make Vaughn their home.
The next meeting of the Meth
odist Missionary society will be
held at the home of Mrs. Richards
Wednesday.
Ray Traa:sr, who is in business
in Rose, is reported to have been
married recently.
CASTOR +. Bace of Tucumcari
was in Vaughn "Wednesday visiting
his brother, Adolph, and family.
January 20 brought a baby girl
to Mr. and Mrs. D. l.. Luck.
Mrs. Armstrong entertained the
embroidery club Thursday after
noon and the ladies made candy
for the Parent-Teachers' social on
Friday night,
l.. o. spencer has taken the Of
flee at Montoya and Mr. de Tar Is
now agent at the southwestern
station.
Mrs. George Perrin is home
from a trip TO California.
on Thursday the high school
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-30
BELEN

About a dozen friends of Conrad
Polish rendered him a dinner par
ty at the Hotel Belen last Friday
evening in honor Of his marriage
the day before to a Pennsylvania
gill. MIR. Polish is an old resident
of Belen and is at present owner
of the Rio Grande hotel and res
taurant.
Two carloads Of Bclenites mo-
tored on Sunday to Trigo canyon,
where they enjoyed the usual noon
day feed with q bright campfire
and had the added pleasure of n
brisk climb to the falls in a beau
tiful snowst orm.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Becker, Jro
entertained at an informal dinner
party wednesday evening with six
guests.
Mrs. John MacLean entertained
two tables at bridge Thursday eve
ming while the men were at lodge.
Quite a crowd of Belen's dance
lovers attended the Shrine ball in
Albuquerque Friday evening.
The Methodist Aid society will
meet with Mrs. Wilks on Wedncs-
day.
Wednesday evening at the high
school gymnasium n double header
basketball game was had with the
town teams of girls and young men
pitted against the high school
teams. The high school teams car
ried away the laurels in both
games. The lineup for the ladies'
team for the town was as follows;
Gertrude Delgado, Margaret Shoe
maker, Ruby Stephenson. Marion
Keanebeck, Helene Hoffman. Lois
Simmons, with Margaret and Anita
Ruiz as subs The high school
team: Arista calhoun, Mary Raca,
Eta Neal, Katherine Seery, Mary
Jane Armstrong, Marcelina Baca,
Electa Westfall, and Adell San
chez, sub. The score was 5 to II.
The town boys team was repre-
scented by Edward LeRrun, will
Abel, Herman Baca. Bob Smith,
Elfego Baca, Juan Raca, and Fred
Oils, sub. The high school: Par
ton Lewis, Ben Ruiz, Asher Smith,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-30
WAR MOTHERS DANCE
VALENTINE DAY,

Beaux and bellies, Valentines and
favors, hearts and flowers, will be
the order at the Valentine night
dance planned by the local chap
ter of the War Mothers of Ameri-
ca. which will be given for the
benefit of sick soldiers. The
Armory floor will be specially
waxed for the occasion, refresh
ments will be served, and 1t is the
hope of the War Mothers that the
public will come to their support
in the work they are doing by pat
ronizing the dance. Arrangements
were completed at the regular
meeting held Monday afternoon
when the Following committees
were appointed:
Arrangements-Mr Allan Nye,
chairman; Mrs. Thomas Blake
more, Mrs. Summett.
Punch and Refreshments-Mes-
danes Wilson, Turner and Mandell
Relief Work-Me Shut
flebarger, Blakemore and Nye.