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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-07
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Woman Named to Head N. E. A.

DIES MONIES, Iowa, July e.-Miss
Carl Williams, of Memphis, was
nominated unanimously for the presi-
dency of the National Education AS
ISOLATION for the coming year at to-
days meeting of the nominating COM
nittee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-07
Miss Ruth Stillman Has
Returned From, Euronf

Miss Ruth Stillman returned to New
York from Europe on Monday on the
Cedric and has Joined her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph F. Stillman, at South
ampton, L. I. She had been abroad
for six months.
Mrs. William B. Dinsmore has ar
rived in the city from her country
place at Staatsburg, N. Y, and is at the
Hotel Belmont.
Mrs. B. Sumner Welles, of South
ampton, L. l., is in town for a short
stay and is at the Ritz-Carlton.
Mrs. John Innes Kane, who has been
abroad for several months, is due to
arrive in New York early next week.
She will go to Bar Harbor for the re-
mainder of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Livingston Hoyt
have gone to Ipswich, Mass, for the
summer.
Mrs. Horace Russell and her daugh-
ter, Miss Marie Louise Russell, have
gone to Southampton, L. l., for the
season.
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Birth of Son Announced BY
The Henry r. Rem ia,,,iix,s

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rogers Benjamin,
Of this city, are receiving congratula-
lions on the birth of son at their
summer home at East Hampton, L. I.
Inc boy will be christened John Town
shend. Mrs. Benjamin was Miss Dor
othy s. Rennard.
Mrs. Martin w. Littleton, Francis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-07

WILLMOTT-On July 4, 1921. John. be-
loved husband of Ethel Bennett Funeral
from his late residence. 1z5 Adelphi ST.
Brooklyn, Thursday. July Z, at D. M
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
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WATT--On Tuesday. July s, 1921, Mill
cent Watt, aged 80 years. Services at
her late residence. 81 East 31st ct.
Brooklyn, on Thursday evening. July 7.
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WATkINS-Lucius Mathew, beloved hus-
band of Elizab beth Watkins and son OF
MIR. and Mrs. J. L. Watkins, in his 18th
year at Media. Pa. July 5. Funeral
private. Interment at convenience of
family.
The evening herald., 1921-05-29
SAN FELIPE DE NEItI.
By Rev. ~. a. Lawton, \. ..

10 on a FESTIVE day like this
our faith-lit hearts throbbed not
with bliss,
They were indeed both duh and
cold.
And nowise cast in goodly mould.
For on this day We celebrate
The feast ot one both good and
great,
Who bravely chose the better
part"
And gave to God his youthful
heart.
For his keen mind at faiths first
dawn.
To high Ideals soon was drawn.
To serve his God, the great desire,
soon st his noble heart on fire.
ic saw by faiths pcllucid ray,
How swift earth's glories pass
away,
How vain tho pleasures they i'm
part.
when virtue lures the wayward
heart
when heavens highest. sacred
dover:
The gignal grace of priostly power
On him deVolNed his noble heart
Grace strong, resolved TO do his
To fire mems souls with virtues
flame
Make known and loved his Mas
ter's name.
Gods gospel On their minds, 10
SOW
And, of His love. TO feel the glow.
To high IDEALS un their ken.
Ana make them noble. Christian
men
And for Gods poor. what Christ
like zeal
DID ne not M h.s great heart fceli
When reft of hope men pincd IN
grief
TWAS his delight 20 give relief
| To sinners. too Dis heart went out
| fiH tHsk tho demon dire. 20 rouf
To show tho blind. Gods kindly
light
Ana lead them on 20 paths Of
right
| ln iimid suuis t0 quen vain fears.
| This WAS the work uf his days aud
years
| Nor is nis work vet done IN iife,
Foe souls who wage. with demons
stuf,
| Find iu bis lfr example meet.
10 srt burht thrii faltriug foet
illa chris. lIlr virtues. noble
Arc uuu. pIuifo frpm allen
pur pifs. tru. durs not disdnin
| To Ionst with pride hia ffarrsd
lamc.
The evening herald., 1921-05-29
EXCELLENT EXHIBIT OF
mon Sl'HOOI sI.MING

Monday afternoon an exhibit and
tea were held at the high school in
the Home Economics department
rooms from three until five O'clock.
when the sewing Of the high school
classes In home economies was shown
TO callers. Invitations were sent out
ny The principals offic, for the af.
fair, inviting friends aud patrons OF
the school. Scores OF people GATED
during tho afternoon and were
amazed AT the excellent work and AZ
the careful planning Il represented.
Dresses were shown along the
walls. placed on hangers; ,owels.
night gowns. handkerchiefs and un d.
] drrw"ar were folded neatly ana dis
I played ON tables. The cost Of each
! piece material. trimming and thread
/ were listed on each garment. and
10 see dainty ginghams and percaies
made up into stylish, we'll 0ttinr
/ was TO register the biggest argument
IN favor of domestic science right
, there.
/ Gingham dresses In simple STYLES
were the work ot the first wear
. classes The second year classes -.
! hibhed "rEandics and dotted swisses
| ln IN" latest mode and made TO neat
! " ~ to lead one 10 believe they were
the work nf an experienced modiste.
T Good taste In style. color and trim.
minis was evident In al of them.
The handkerchiefs Included All
sorts dear To the heart Of the fas.
I tdious woman. Linen handkerchief
/ trimmed in tatting lace made al "a
cost ~ ten cents were almost too good
tu hr true. An colors and designs We're
+ displayed Towels were linen with
. colored linen borders. pctticoats We're
we'll fashioned and other undergar-
ments neat ana well made. Dress
skirts ana shirt waists were in the
latest modes ana made with neat bat.
tonholeH and pockets. Some OF tncs.
wrf" very reasonably priced
\ Tho rooms were very pretty with
bowls ~ wild roscs and "partifled
atmosphere" added in the serving OF
tea and cakes by tho girls of the cosk
| ing classes
The evening herald., 1921-05-29
TUESDNN CIIH ANNOTNCES
WAR HODk.

The last meeting of the Tuesday
club was held last week 10 Mrs A. R
McMilleu's The program consisted
as usual of papers talks aud book
reviews ana fhr discussion OF current
events The announcement Of ths
plan Of The year book WIS made ths
study nf American Pine Arts.
90. elections fnr nest year mad,
iu January have put the foilowinf
members Boo u1irr. Mrs. Raymond
snnm. president; Mrs. Aldo Leopold
,lro pr,tddfnt, Mrs Lynn FoN, sscre
tary and Mu. " A. Long. treasurer
The evening herald., 1921-05-29
Mrs. REIDs TEA FOR
y Ai'PA GIRLS

Kappa Kappa Gamma girls, the
patroncssos and alumnae were guests
Yesterday az a tea at which Mrs. W.
c. Reid was hostess. Beautiful flowers
In the two shades % blue. the Kappa
colors were placed about the house
and combined with hOneysuckle made
an effective decoration. Cornfiowora
and forget t-me-nots were the flowers
used. Mrs. w. a. Hopewell and Mrs.
r y. Whitmer poured. In the dining
room Mrs VIII Keleher. Miss Alexan-
dria NauEhey, Miss Helen Macarthur
and Miss Lorena burton assisted.
The tea table was exquisite with ~
cover % cluny lace and lighted with
candles Ia blue. All the details OF
the affair carried out the two shades
u blue aud made a lovely effect
The evening herald., 1921-05-29
MISUNDERSTANDING
I.NG AGI MINT ANNOI NlI.n

ono of the most interesting OF the
announcements Tor June IN that of
the engagement % Miss Lulu Ken
dri'k ana walter :. M0lking. which
came out this week. No definite date
for the marriage has been set.
Miss kcndrick is the daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. 4. lSendrick. Of
Fowler. Colorado. She has been "A
resident OF Albuquerque fof the past
two years and during that time has
mado her home with her aunt. MIR.
ana Mrs J. A. Nirhols ON 6iS West
Silver avenue. She b. circulation
manager al the Morning Journal al
present. Miss kendriCk has been one
Of the most popular young women In
younger circles, having Identified
herself with church work and y. W
work here. She has number of
warm personal friends who will b,
Interested in the announcement oi
her engagement.
Ar Wulkinr IN a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. " y Wolklng. 6O7 West Silver
aYsnu'. one uf the best known and
oldest families In the city. lie is
3enn"ctcd with various mercantile cs'
tablislmrnts in the city In the capac.
ity of window trimmer.
The evening herald., 1921-05-29
NIIts. REID's Pt'Pus' RTCTTAL.

NIIts. REID's Pt'PuS' RECITAL.
Entertaining. and significant OF the
very tine work of the teacher, was
the recital Of Mrs. =. &. Reid'r pupils
yesterday at Mrs Reds homo on
West Copper avenue. Favorites
well as the more difficult ones were
rendered by the pupils on the follow
ing program;
/. Trio. Airs from Mozart Operas
................ by Cxerny
Elsie Russell. Mary Livingston.
Annabei Franklin.
2. Al the Dance. Martin
Susan sheridan.
3. March OF the Tin Soldiers. .Gurlltt
Robert HeninE.
4 Spinning Song ..... Elimenreich
barbara Eller.
I.ouiae Cox.
g. Violin solo. Simple Aveu. .Thome
brand Hening. Pupil of Miss valck.
7. VIII a. the MiHp. ....... Iungman
Louise OeHtreich
A. Duet. la Grace Ce.........B Bohm
I.snore Petit. Margaret Cox
>. a. An Important Event schuman
Monica Macarthur 70" VIM"
10. pomponette ........... DuTand
Lenore Petit
II. Dance Caprice ........,.. Grieg
Mary Livingston.
IL. A FrOlic .............. Mayer
Annabel Franklin.
-. The Herd Girls Dream. .I.aDitzky
Margaret Cox.
IL. Tarantells ............. Bcnneo
Dorothy Goodrich.
i5' Egeria ...........E. r. Kroeger
Etala Huaasn
The evening herald., 1921-05-29
CHARLES IORN STROME MEDS
MICHIGAN CITY Girl.

Announcement of the marriage OF
Charles Torn Strome 20 Miss Laura
Wolff Of Michigan city. Ind, on May
20. was received la the city this week
Nv relatives of the SOON. Mr. Strome
iA brother OF Roy II. Strome. and
was formerly a resident ~ Albuquer-
que. lie attended tho University of
Sew Mexico IN 1912. and played on
m" football team that year lie went
aeu. and thence To South Bend Ind
whore he is now connected with tho
cadillac Motor company.
Miss Molif is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs charles Wolff OF Michigan
'iiy Mr. ana Mrs. Charles Strome
VIII BE- at homo after June / In South
ltend
The evening herald., 1921-05-29
MApcr conpSNNH,s rAnrr.

Miss Madgc Gordon celebrated her
ninth birthday Thursday with a love
~ birthday party for nine OF her
friends one Tor each year Of her
life. From = until e O'Clock. the
children had the finest sort of time
playing games, ana last. enjoying the
wonderful birthday cake ana an tn"
other guodirs. Miss Madge's friends
gave her some brautlful birthday
gifts that had TO be- admired and rN-
claimeu over. 10 u was quite late
when the merry party broke up.
Thens were the children who came:
Doris Brooks. Myrna pcttus. Ruth
Pettus Donna Williams Della VIII
liams. Martha Sackctt Ncrna JOKES,
Helen Rutlcdge and Madge Gordon.
The evening herald., 1921-05-29

The six maids will wear Bendel
gowns similarly cut and of similar
material. Their color scheme will be
pink and yellow and their medium
taffeta and lace.
The intimate garments OF the
brides trousseau are OF the sheer
est handkerchief linen and II IN said
that for travelling gown she has Sc
lected one OF her favorltes which she
has worn for n season.
SaporiaH IL the son OF Mrs. R,
HroMn Saportns.
The evening herald., 1921-05-29
KINDERGARTEN rrpms
RECITAL

The plano punils OF Mrs. W. n
Combs will gfve a recital at the Wo.
mans club Tuesday evening at
o'clock. The selections OF solos. duet
and trios will range from compost
tionH adapted to the first year claase.
to those OF the older classes. requir'
ing a great deal OF skill and technique
The following pupils viii take part:
Alfred Boldly. vivian Bruner. Car.
mella Combs. Mildred Davis, Alice
Dcakin. Esther Horton. Martha Lou
ise Horton. Fern Houp, Helen HOup
Frances Kelly. Athena Moore. Rose.
bud Moore, Dorothy Ol-son, Arthur
Pearson. Margaret Pearson. Grace
Rcnfro Virginia shelton. Hazel
strong and Elizabeth ziegler.
The evening herald., 1921-05-29
AI.PIIA CHI DANCE
SATURDAY.

Tho last Of the dances In University
circles will be- the one M which Alpha
chi will entertain next saturday
evening. June Before The dance.
however the members and pfrdgcs 81
Alpha chi Omegs Win hold their an
nual banquet in Tafi haii after which
thss snd ihclr friends viii 90 10 th7
Momau's club to dance. Thirty cou.
pies have been invited.
The evening herald., 1921-05-29

wear Callot gown. done In satin
with embroidered net aud pearls.
Fer veil. which will sweep the floor
full siX feet. is OF tulle. Her flowers
will hc a shower bouquet OF orange
blossoms and lilies Of the valley,
Mrs George Tiron. only sister OF
the bride. will be the matron Of honor.
the siN bridesmaids will be Mrs.
Shanua Meany. Mrs. s. stokes, Jr.,
Miss 4. Hoffman. Miss q. Clendenin,
Miss .. Alexandra and Miss NJ. ShrV-
der
The evening herald., 1921-05-29
wIENu ROAST ron
q. o.. SOCIETY.

Tho christian Endeavor society OF
~, iaufs Evangelical Luthdyan
Fchurch enjoyed an outing az supper
Rock on Tuesday evening, May 20.
The party Of about forty was taken
opt ln car from the church. Games
Wcf" played, after which refresh
in"niS, including wiener roast were
served IN charge Of the committee.
Miss Della Danieison. Miss Helen
kohrcr and Mr.. Alfred Simonson
Aftrr Tspper there were stories
around the fire and additional games.
the party returning to the city about
mnIl nnst ten.
The evening herald., 1921-05-29
MUSICAL AND pfNcE At
IitfNING CASTLE

one of the very delightful parties
in prospect for the tIming week u
tho musical and dance 10 be- given
at iiuning Castle next Tuesday cven-
INK The pupils of Miss Eatelle Nalck
viii preseut the program. and dane
inE will b. held ~ the lovely hall
room at the Castle.
Miss Lorna Lester and David Mar
Gus Will present the program. Re-
tween 90 aud io0 Invitations have
been issued.
The evening herald., 1921-05-29
THE FoIIYETTrs.' :

The pupils OF the Misses wlley'a
school play q 10 an absolutely packed
house Friday evening In their playlei.
The Follyettes." and that no one ~
the great audience was disappointed
In u was evident by the sympathetic
appreciation expressed in comment
and applause. Dear little children in
bright and beautiful costumes made
the clever little plAylst seem more
clever and fairylike than ever. Tor Il
was pcopled with stars and moons
rainhown and dawns. sunbeams and
fairies Fairy dancers and wee little
voices from she big stage made IL all
seem the more unreal
II Fccms that there was little
New Moon who came out Ia his lovely
silvory radiance and decided that the
laws - the star pcopl. wer" not
nearly as up-to-date as they could be.
Therefore ne set about Yelling saturn
and Mars and Jupiter about Il, par
ticularly was he provoked because
saturn was not parked right. saturn
was love in yellow satin with rays of
gold ught--his sateliites-round him.
like his glorious namesake. sun
beams danced In yellow satin costumes
quite decollete with romper skirts
Rainbow children In tarlatan were
indeed dazzling; and Mars and Mer-
! cury were formidable little fellows;
| ana the speed Jops--little gray rab-
bits-wcre models OF speed and effi-
cheney besides being what a real speed
| cop could never be-perfcctiy darling
Cyrena Feree. the Dawn. was one
| Of the solo dauCers and was grace
and childish beauty itself In her part.
Eiizab beth Elder, Venus, in a dazzling
costume. also gave one OF the loveliest
| dances Dorothy Strong aud Mar
|
a pretty duet dance. The older boys
OF the school acted as ushers: and
/ their manners were quite worthy OF
emulation by older ana more expert
enced men OF their profession. Tho
cast was:
Rainbows. Margaret White. Lucille
/ MiAe, Mary Elizabeth French, DOrO-
thy Coulter. Dorothy Strong, Susan
sheridan. Mary Moulton. Alice Shor-
tie. I.enore Harvey ana Elizabeth
| Nurdhaus.
Planets: Elizabeth Elder. Venus.
Junior Matson, Mercury, John Bar
Der. Jupiter. clyde stauder. Saturn
and Hugh Outer. Mars
Jack I'rosts' sybil Mclandress
Maxine Nordhaus. Cathloen Weller
Barbara Eiler and Betty Hclmick.
Cyrcna Ferrec. the pawn: Rather
inc Martin. the Evening star Mari
i Catherine Conncu, the Eiipsc; and
j Luna Leopold. the Hunter.
speed Cops: Frank Martin, Billie
Wilson. Fred HunirE. Jimmie Allen
/ Clay Poolcr, starkcs Leopold ant
Myron Sahin.
Sunheams: Ruth Reynolds, Mar
iorie Hatch, CArrita lauderba uEh
GeitruGo Mouhon. Edna Ros"nwald
4 Clare Weller Dorothy Anne Webb
Ruth Godding and Sarah Shortlc.
MOonbeams. Joicie Bergman, An
nette Loken. Lois French, KaNia Gott
leiD. Barbara JamiAou. ErNiI
Schwentker, the New Moon Dorcas
Johnson, the sun.
The evening herald., 1921-05-29
PREsBYTEItlAN TlsA
SUCCESSFUL.

The tea given at the home OF Mrs.
A. g. Shlriic Thursday afternoon
was one OF the prsttiest OF the sprinE
teas as well as one uf thr most sue
ceisful financially. About $50 was
realzsd. a sum which will be- turned
over by the Ladies' Aid society. who
were host.sSes. ta tho building tuna
OF the Presbyterian church.
Tine living room WAS prettily ar.
ranged with pink rosrH. ANA thr aim
ing room with Rnnp-druEons uud
haty's breath Mr.. %. o.. Boyd, ana
MIS- sarah Mitchell poured \
gtoup of uttlv Eirls assisted in -rrN'
INK. Dorothy Cuuh Margaret t"N
Airgiuia Iiliun. I.th"l Mouiton
Ienorc Pctit Margaret Shorilo and
Jane uuning ThOsc who received
The evening herald., 1921-05-29
IADur' soDAIITY Hss CARD
PARTY

Tho Ladies' Sodality OF ,ho Inn
muculatp Conception church gave
quito % successful card party M"d-
ursaps afternoon at 81 Mays hall,
wh,u they cutgrtaiurd o. tables ~
tnthl rIaaulc bridge ana five hundred
UlassI.. iHc cream and Dtkt were
served for r.frsnin'ut- Mrs. Ton.
IHnksrl Was in charge of an arrange
Iecnts.
The evening herald., 1921-05-29
AFTERNOON TEA FOR
MISS BENSON,

Miss Belle Benson was honor guest
last Thursday afternoon az an in
formal afternoon tea az tho home Of
Mrs. &. ~. briggs. ON West Gold ave
nue. Pink sweet peas aud roses We're
used 20 decorate the rooms. and other
details of the nfair carried out tn"
same color combination. ASSISTING
MIS-. BriEgs vert Mrs j. u. Pcgue
nnd Mrs Leslie Iriggs. Mrs Leslie
Briggs entertained the guests delight
fully with reading. q very amusing
selection The guests were Miss Benz
son. Mrs. James Skinner. Mrs. An
tonic Otero Mrs. j. a. rcgus. Mis-.
Leslie briggs, and the Misses Gene
We've and Maymv Tiyru's, E,rnir'
Tiptncy, Grac. Ninfrey. Julia krlD-
her Katherine ksleh,r, i.uurcru
Assrlin. Irene Hrrkruhuu, Maurius
lteagtn and Miss Hunnir Totnpkius.
The evening herald., 1921-05-29
FIItsT WARD SCHOOL
HAS PATTY

Mrs Teresa !. Tutt. principal OF
the First Ward school. invited the en-
tire school to her home Friday after
noon Tor a lawn party. picnic style.
All the teachers were present and
with the children spent the after
noon playing games and telling sto-
Fier
The evening herald., 1921-05-29
sECRETARnEs HIVE
MOUNTAIN PICNlC.

Thirty-flve students OF the Western
School Tor Private Secretaries are
having a picnic In Hell canyon today,
with a wienie roast thia evening and
campfire tales and games. Trucks
and cars carried the crowd cut over
the mesa.
The evening herald., 1921-05-29
SIGMA CTu PICNIC
TOMORROW.

Sigma chi fraternity will entertain
az their annual Memorial day picnic
Monday IN TeJeno canyon. Thirty
i've couples VIII motor out to the
mountains at eight O'Clock in the
morning and observe the usual picnic
rites Mr.. and Mrs. Frank shuttle
larger viii chaperon the party
The evening herald., 1921-05-29
DOROTHY T.. McALLISTER
Telephone 3l5.

~ KAPPA ALPHA formal BALI Sigma Chi post mortemi !
IL Alpha Chs farcwe the reception by the president OF the
University and the board OF school parties and
MICS weddings that break out in the unexpected places
like the measles; inheons for brides with
neveryhne bridge keep folks from for
getting plays and the final preparations for that wonderful
trip all filling thoughts with such pleasant rosy
that all life looks like desirable thing Pnics for the
and plans the than gay the
beginning stir until the prospect Of
merp pleasure is anything but discouraging.
The evening herald., 1921-05-29
CHURCH oHom ricSros.

hesides being very Rocd choir,
the Lead Avenue church choir Is also
a jolly bunch when u comes TO parties.
Forty % them went out on the mesa
Mond.-y evening and had a wienls
roast ana picnic. The crowd went
over the mesa 70 the great arroyo
ami down to the ranch az the bottom
Of the river bed. Here they built
bonfircs and toasted their marshmal-
lows and prepared the hot dogs
games and did everything they could
think Of TO make the evening joyful.
The rcport IL they succeeded very
we'll
The evening herald., 1921-05-29
MISS WATTS DINNER

Miss barbara Wait gave "a delight
tul dinner party last sunday evening
at Tnmarisk Inn In PaJarito. Their,
were nine guests.
The evening herald., 1921-05-29
nRIDGE F,oR PHiLANrHRoPY.

The bridge parry az the Woman'H
rlG~ Friday Afternoon. given 10 raise
funds for phiianthropic purposes,
drew out a aatinfactory number of
players. Several tables were reserved
that were not taken, another factor
that awelled the fund. Arrangements
we're under Mira sam vean's diroc-
ton.
The evening herald., 1921-05-29

The Lucky Thirteen card club met
Tuesday AZ the home OF Mrs. J. q.
lierkenhoff for theis regular game Of
bridge.
The evening herald., 1921-05-29
nNNcr non rNti. sTOrs

lT. md Mn IT VI NIWUIH TUI'T-
tnined fourteen OF their friends Tues
dny evening go t dancing party Boa
hunnr ct Iaul ~turH ui lac 'rur'H.
Whu WIS their guest tur two days
1hr guest ul hunur entertained tnt
,umpanN with rrkwul .lulm s'l'r-
tom that we're real treat aud H'-
together IA. evening Was drhght-
! ful one.
The evening herald., 1921-05-29
ALPHA CH HOLDS
OnEN HOllhE.

Alpha Chi omega held open house
quite informally last sunday In honor
of the mothers OF the girls Tea aud
talk were the afternoon's diversions
The evening herald., 1921-05-29

The Ideal Card club will meet next
Iuerday afternoon with Mira Grace
White.
The evening herald., 1921-05-29

Thes Friday evening card club viii
meet the coming week with Mru A..
N. Bowers.
The evening herald., 1921-05-29

Ia Notre bridge club met with
sas pssss S' Srss Ssss isS.s 'ss ss sss. ssi week.
The evening herald., 1921-05-29
HENSON .TERNEY
WEDDING THURSDAY.

The event of the week In younger
circles L. the marriage next Thursday
Of Miss Isabelle Benson and Jo. -
'fierney. which u 10 take place at the
Immaculate Conception church. The
ceremony IL TO be sh pie. only mem
hers % the families 10 be present, and
viii take place at ten o'clock IN tae
morning Immediately afterward the
bride and groom VIII leave on their
honey moon 10 the Pacific coast
Miss Henson will be- ATTENDED by
Miss Genevieye Tierney. sister of the
groom. and Frank Tieruey. brother OF
tho groom. will be best man.
Miss Henson has been one OF the
most feted brides OF the season. Fol-
lowing her announcement In the early
spring, she was honor guest at a big
reception az which Miss Grace Storts
was hostess Two weeks ago. Miss
Genevievc Tierney and Miss Mayme
Tiefney received over hundred
guests In her honor AZ the Country
club. and this week a number of small
affairs have been given for her. Sho
~ one of the most popular young
women In society. Mr.. Tierney Il a
member of a prominent Albuquerque
family