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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26
Mr.. AND NIRs. McCREIGHr
INTINTAlN.

Mr. aud Mrs W r. MeCreleht gave
Of their delightful evening par.
Ties Thursday Ia honor % their eueai.
Miss Welthca Graham. who Il In the
city for a short visit with them on
the way 20 her home In Phoenix.
Ariz Miss Graham & an accom-
iishcd musician and during the past
winter has been studying AZ the New
England Conservatory o. Music In
Boston, She - the granddaughter OF
Mrs McCrolEht
The guests gathered on the atfrac-
tive vcrauda OF tho Mcf'ruight home
on West Lead avenue, which was cool
and lovely with flowers and green
plants. Miss Graham played a soler-
ton ON the cello, accompanied b.
Miss Kirkendnll Al The piano. That
Miss Graham has musical ability and
a delightful Interpretation were wi
denccd 20 the pleasure u her hearers
Twenty-Five friends were invited ~
meet Miss Graham,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26
DENTISTS WIVES
ENTERTAINED

Tho science Of dentistry must have
great Influence ON tho science Of
being able to enjoy life: for cvcry day
during the state convention 81 The
u. u IS there was some form of en-
t'rtbiumcut going on for the WIS.,
itOrF .
Monday afternoon. tho visiting la
dieH we're taken on an automobile
ride over the city and oui In tho val
icy and mountain roads. returning ! n
lhc evening. They had little time
for rest, Tor they were whisked of
TO q movie party In the evening
Tuesday cvcaing Mrs n. Fred ret
~ gave a pretty TIA for the visiting
ladies.
a chicken dinner at Whitcomb
springs brought all the men and their
wives out hat evening. forty strong.
Tor u OF the most delightful events
OF the entire week.
Wednesday evening the annual ban
ruet for III" doctors n their wives
Was given at tho Country clun.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26
MN
hIa.MN on KNNQIIT

Mcmhcrs ~ the Beta Irta chapter
Of Sigma chi gao an Interesting In
formal banquet Thursday night az the
HtuUhird ten rOom az wht'h covers
we're laid for TWENTY-FIVE persons.
members n Sigma Chi here and al
other universities.
pcar,r Eodcy was POSTMASTER and
Thomas Calkins and Donald Wilson.
delegates to the national Sigma Chi
convention iu cleveland next week
responded to tnasts with brief discus
lions of the work planned for the
convention.
Herbert Hickey. a former varsity
man. who has been attending Boston
Technical school responded to "a toast
aud Wallace HRcon. Sigma Chi from
ohio state. also spoke briefly.
The Sigma Chi banquet, which is m
thc nature of u summer reunion of
local SKIS viii be- held once a month
during tho Summer.
The guests we're. city Attorney
WIN Kciehcr. County Engineer I'D
muud Ross. roman Huhhcli Donald
Wilson. Herbert Hickey. wallace ia
ron. William Gfimmcr g. =. Rites.
cullen Pierce. DICK Ans . John
Ralph t'uyion. Dick Bruce. Victor
Miller. Wurch Foraker. Louis Ger
phcidc, Ben Gcrphoidc. Charles Cald-
we'll. Max Ferguson. Dr. J. Harris,
Bruce Hanger. Thomas Hughes It.
Ciomi. william Rncon, Dean Wait
Tom CHlkius and Alhurt Newcomer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26
Visiting Dentists and Their Wives Entertained By Society;
Sigma Chi Fraternity Inaugurates Reunion Banque

the beautiful and impressive initla-
ton ceremonies. Aftorward Mrs.
Botts served iiEht refreshments IN
yellow and white. the colorr Of tho
order. Small bouquets Of marRuer-
ties we're given the guests for favors-
tho \. y. q. flower. A full attend
nee 81 members greeted tho initla-
tlon Of Mrs. McMlicn and Mira Las
sitter.
Mr. and Mrs. J.. u. Jones will motor
70 Iemez Tor tho Fourth.
BAPTIST MISSION SOCIETY
Mf.ETS.
Tho woman's Missionary sorlety.
Circle No. 4. me with Mrs. Thomas
Harvey Thursday afternoon for the
study q their mission book. stew
urdshlp and Missions and for a
social hour and refreshments.
~NA
~ GODS GREAT OFT or DOORS.
49, Agncs Davenport Bond.
but in the sunny pastures
The herds of cattle Craze
And In the highest tree tops
The birds sing songs OF praise.
And over cliffs so rocky
The kingly eagle scars,
And al are joyous. living
In Gods great out OF doors.
In dense and shady forests.
Wild creatures work and play:
And there the little squirrel
Is busy all the day;
And IN the hollow tree trunks
a pile OF ruts he stores.
For h. must live all winter
In Gods great out OF doors.
Above the country village,
The smoke from chimneya. curia.
And playing In the dooryards
Are merry boys and girls.
From morning until evening
The farmer tolls and chores,
But he Is hale from living
In Gods great out Of doors.
These homely country pictures
Hold many charms for me.
! love thu brooklet'a music,
And the cver restless sea
just seems to loudly call me,
With a voice that fairly roarE,
And beckonH me TO tafry
In Gods great out OF doors.
How wonderful In naturei
How restful is tho thought
That everything created,
By Gods own hand was wrought.
And not Just here about Us
Hut far on distant shores,
The same bright sun IL shining
In Gods great out OF doors.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26
SOCIETY INITIATES Two
MN MI.NfHERS.

Tho Initiation Of two new members
who were to have entered at ita n~l
organization but were unable 10 be-
cause OF their absence from the city,
wa formally conducted by the Aibu-
querque chapter Of l., T.. O. Wedr -
day afternoon at "A meeting at Mrs.
g NJ Bolts home They arc Mrs. A.
Is. McMilen and Mrs. Edgar Iassltcr.
aud their names viii be included In
the charter membership The after
noon vas practically given over to
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26
uOwEII-RORINND

The announcement 81 the cngaE
mont Of Miss Hazel Howell. daughter
Of Mrs y. y. Howell. to Glen W. Bor-
band. assistant principal OF the Aibu-
qu"rque High School, is ono ~ the
very interesting ones Of the summer
The marriage will probably take
place the las III August or early d.
September-no definite dat has been
announced.
Miss Howell In a New Mexico girl.
coming here some years ago with her
parents from Sncorro, She Is n most
attractive Young woman and popular
In the Younger set. she 10 a brunette
and has "a smile that wins her
friends, Her engagement 10 Nc. Bor-
land interests a aid circle Of Young
and old alike who know hcy. Nj
Horlnnd in his capacity Of professor
OF chemistry at the High school. has
also made many friends during his
stay here. He has taught iu the High
school Tor the past three years, com
Ing here from bloomington. Ind. Hr
WAS IN the service during tho recent
war. Last spring. his efficient work
in tho High School brought him IN,
offer OF the position Of assistant
principal there which he accepted. Hc
will take up his new duties IN the fall
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

when a man has that much courage
about fishing hr must at least be
conscientious IN the belief that De-
isn't laboring under q dciusiou.
Ana by this Ions line with moth
ing but a fish morscl ct news az the
cnd) We come 10 what We started
out 10 say. The fishing party i-
leaving The city july 8 aud win spend
the Fourth castiug their rods. Thoso
who viii make up tho party are IN.
ana Mrs " NJ bowers. Mr. aud Mra.
" a. Hicks. Mr. aud Mrs O.. Van
tlvaNo, Mr. and Mrs e. o.. pdpn.
MrH. Earl B%rrryhilt M aud Mrs ~
II. Townsend and M and Mrs stutz.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26
NIIGHROIlHOOD PARTY
ANNOi NtIS ENGAGEMENT

Tho CuEHgrmrnt Of Miss Hazel
Howell and Glen Horlsud. assistant
Principal Of the High school was am
nouncod YESTERDAY afternoon AZ AN
Informal PARTY for her friends in the
neiRhborhoodi and Miss Irene Her
henhuof whose engagement 60 VIII
Ham Mcdonald WAS announced last
apriug. was also honor guest when
Mra a. j. strumquist and her daugh-
Ter. Miss Beatrice nm entertained
some sixteen OF their friends In their
honor.
Tho announcement was made IN a
uniquc way hy Miss Margaret sutton
OF ~ pHso The engagement ~ Miss
Howell and Nj Borland osur not
altorcfhcr ne q surprise us some OF
thcir flcnds knew of u: but Il had not
been announced
Pink aud white roses. sweet peas
aud garden flowers aud green plants
were used TO decorate the Strumuuist
home. and transformed u into q scene
that was charminEly suggestive ~
brides aud the bridal season. Mrs.
Arthur Y Keith. Mrs. strumquist's
sister, and Mrs. Herbert Gales, her
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

niece; Miss Ida sgnnzini. Miss Eunlco
Herkcnhon " Miss Dorothy M
Allister assisted the hostess la enter
tanning.
a program o. musical numbers and
readings enhanced the pleasure Of tho
occasion. Mrs y v. Garcia read two
selections and Miss Norma Williams
entertained the guests with piano
solos Each guest brought b guests
10 honor q copy of her favorite recipe
to be pasted In their cook books
sixteen OF their n~ciEhborhood
fIInmda Mnrn nrN.nnI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26
NiItN HIiItRN HNs \
HIRTlIpNN PARTY

Miss Vera liorby's twelfth birthday
Wa marked yesterday afternoon by Re
party Tor u number 81 hrr friouda
birthday colurs and birthday Symbols
with many pretty gifts fur "a, Young
hostess were all part OF the happy
occasion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26
~ IDR VISITING
~uINTtSTS' WIVES

Mrs u Fred PETIT gave u pretty
Informal tea Tuesday afternoon Tor
iu' wives of the visiting dentists
rims roses made u lively note Of Ice
uratton. Assisting the hostess were
Mrs ~ D. Copp Mrs. Roy Graham
and Mrs, g ~ Schumakcr About
nfto"u visitors called during the after
noon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26
r.ArE surrtR 10 M GIVEN

The Woman's club OF tho Congre-
gnti0nal church will give a benefit
plato supper mex "Wednesday evc-
ming al the hnme OF one Of their
members. Mrs Ernest smith. An at
tractive menu has been planned. and
program OF entertainment. Tho pro-
ceeds OF the supper will 80 TO the
WCman's club fund for materials FOR
their bazaar In the fall.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

\ charming little summer Luncheon
was given sunday hy br. and Mrs g..
D. Schumacher al their homo az 1909
East Central avenue. The table was
most attractive with its dainty APP
puiutmcnts and "a bowl of rod aud
white sweet pea Tho gursis were
DR. and Mrs a. Fred Petit. DR.. and
Mrs. Roy Graham and Miss Margaret
SghumHkuF.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26
MISS 10
HAN GIIn

Miss Jessie Slaughter will entertain
th" twelve rirls OF her sewing ciuh
next "Wednesday evening at their reg
uiar meeting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

Mrs W. T. strain will entertain her
friday Afternoon five hundred club
"eNt Friday afternoon.
Palms and ferns viii forln tho de-
orations az the church. who're the
brides father. who u pastor Of the
parish. viii perform the az
half past seven o'clock. Her mother.
Mrs. Wedge. viii attend her as ma
tron Of honor, and the b~riderroom'a
sister, Miss Georgia Blaladeii q New
buryport. r. to BE- maid 81 honor.
Others In the bridal group viii be
these bridesmaids: Miss Helen NJ.
Davidson Of Pittsburgh. Pa: Miss
Florence Gebhardf Of Scranton. Pa.
Miss Elizabeth Nichols of Haltsmorc.
ND; Miss Marguerite Elliott, or New
port r. l.: the Misses Hllea ana He.-
en nrazer % brookline. who ars
twins: Miss Marion n. Davis Of SOM
erviile. and Miss Ethel simonson OF
Boston. or this group OF eight
bridesmnidn, representing 10 many
cities, six OF them were al Vaasar
while the bride waa a student there.
Ruth Brcnnan OF Boston IL TO bp
Tower giri. and Florence Haskell. also
Of Boston. win b. train bearer.
Miss Wedge II TO wear a bridal
gown OF white satin trimmed with
lace and her veil Of tulie viii Se ar
ranged In position with q wreath OF
liies Of the valley. The bridal bou-
Duet will be OF white sweet peas and
lilies OF the valley. Mira Wedge. a.
her daughters matron Of honor. will
wear her own wedding Eown of white
silk. with which SHE win wear a corr
nnge bouquet OF orchids The maid
OF honor win BE- In yellow orRandio
and will carry Ward roses the brides
class flowers, combined with lavender
sweet peas The bridesmaids will %
In gowns o. pastel shades. the first
couple In Vassnr colofn. Of rose and
gray. and they viii carry oser their
shoulders a vassar daisy chain sim
liar TO that used AZ vassar college on
class day. This chain will be used TO
enclose the news or the alsie. replace
inE customary ribbons.
Miss Wedge viii be accompanied
sy heT uncle. Mr; WI Trench hel-
as best man and the usher viii BE-
Herbert A. Hickey Of Albuquerque. N.
NJ. nj present a studsLt at the Mas
snchuactts Institute % Technology:
Arthur Benham Of Brnfntree: Harry
X. Tiffany and Harry Weber. both
Of Boston. Robert Devlnc Of Jamaica
Brackley y. Moorea OF Maiden, and
w. Forbes Robertson OF Arlington.
George A. Wedge Of New York. a
cousin OF the bride. L. 10 be- az .ho or
gan aud will give a program OF nup-
tlal character, He IN orgeniet u the
Madison Avenue Methodist church m
New York city.
"A reception win b. held after the
ceremony. IN the church parlSru. and
Il ~ interesting 10 know that the
brides wedding cake was made BY tho
ladies' OF the parish. because Of tho
long association Of the family with
the church. This bridal cake will be-
cut by the bride with the sword used
by the bridegroom. Mr.. Blaisdell
which was presented 20 him by men
with whom he served In the navy, In
the world war. Mr.. Blaisdeil enlisted
AS a seaman. was promoted 10 ensign.
n shortly before his discharge was
granted a ~iieutennnt's cormiaalor. He
Il now "A division manager. the young
est Of all, for william Filene'a sons
company. Miss Wedge. since her
graduation from Vasaar. has been en-
gagged In literary and editorial work"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26
m ESDAX

Marvin For Downcr will ceiebrpte
his fourth birthday on Tuesday with
o patty for ten or twelve Of -.
friends. Games and birthday cake
and lighted candles, with favors for
IN the guests, will make his fourth
birthday party "a big event for him
and his littlo friends.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

for q year after she loft college. and
during the past yea has been Going
sccretar.al work. Mr. Scruggs Is at
present connected with the Pacific
Mu'uol Life Insurance company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

Tho Christian Endeavor society %
St raurs English Lutheran church
had q unique "t-ail party on Tues
dag evening The young people were
divided into two groups. the n leav-
ina the starting point. the Danielspn
home. 1917 south Arno. before the
other. and leaving cottonwood leaves
behlnd them aa a trail. md the other
group following the trail as Indicated
by tho leaves, aud then both to-
gethcr emitting In a general good time.
with supper ~ the end OF the trail.
One OF the interesting Z" lures OF
tho party was a Chinese spelling
match In which 81 the participants
were required 10 spell words back
ward.
Tho END OF the trail" on this &C.
casion, was up on the mesa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO. SUNDAY. JUNE 26. 1921

Earl Berryhm Of N Paso. entertain
Ing members OF her club and several
extra guests ON his occasion. The
house was decorated with roses and
green plants and presented a most
attractive sight. Bridge and heart
dice were played and while there
were no prizes there was still n good
deal Of pleasure In the anne Tbs
guests were Mrs. Bcrryhiii. Mrs. Er-
riti Van Cleave, Mrs A. "a. Wilde.
Mrs Don ,. Rankin. Mrs A. v. Heb
o~nstreit. Mrs James Giaddinf. Mrs
Charles RoehL Mrs Eva Hyre. Mn
Felix Baca. Mrs. e. p pden Mrs. y.
X. Hchcck. Mrs. w. l.. Blair, Mr.. LAD.
Martin, Mrs N. r. Aspinwail. Mrs.
Fred Fornoff. Mra &. g. Gonzales.
Mrs. David Hynd. Mrs o. W. Bond,
Mrs. John Mum. Mrs. Sarnh Nnnn,
Jlrs. George Cralg and Mrs. Stutz.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26
BItiDd.I %
Mrs. BI RitNHIII

Mrs. " u Hicks gave o bridge
party Monday afternoon for Mrs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26
GOOD CHrTR Gun no MrEr.

The Good Cheer club meets next
Wednesday with Mrs. J. 81. Dooiittlo
Sewing and short business session will
constitute tho afternoons work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26
Ml,s. nEHRYMnsL To M
HnNDn GIIrGT

Mrs. John Mum will entertain the
Sew and So club next Wednesday
afternoon In honor Of her guest. Mrs.
Earl Berryhiil Of " paso.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

The Ideal bridge club viii meet
next Tuesday afternoon with Mrs 4.
n. Chamberlain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26
SPANISH Cur no
HAVE GARD PARTY

The spanish club had thair reg
ulR meeting Thursday with Miss
Gladys Harris on West Tiioras W.
nue.. enjoying their spanish reading
and guessing games and the sessions
which are conducted entirely In
spanish. Two new members were
Rdmitied-Judge Felix naca and n.
y. Smith. Refreshments were served
after the meeting.
Mrs j. q. Lewis 5i7 West Silver
avenue. viii be hostess AT the next
meeting. Thursday Of this week. This
will be- In the form 81 a card party,
n bid fair 20 be one Of the most
delightful anairs since the clubs for
nation. Those who will not be able
TO come are asked 20 phone Mrs.
Lewis. i296-M.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

Mrs Frankie Cochran viii enter
tain The Jolly Seventeen card club
next Tuesday ~1fternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

Mrs W. r. strain win entertain her
friday Afternoon five hundred club
ncNt Friday afternoon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-17
,ADELPHOS OPENS
ON TUESDAY WITH
FAMOUS PICTURE
81 YIN G LIP s"

All preliminary arrangements for the
opening of the new Adelphos Theatre
have been completed, and all is now
In readiness for the inspection of the
public. The doors of the new theatri-
cal emporium will be thrown open on
Tuesday, at / p. m.
The Adelphos is one of the hand
soonest equipped theatres in the south
west, One OF the many attractive
features is the lighting arrangement.
Varied colored hues from a soft shaded
canopy over the ceiling, and at the
manipulation of switch the colors
are changed into another beautiful
hue. True appreciation of the won.
derful effects on production this electri-
cal medium can only be had by per
sonal observation.
The organ in itself is wonderful
work OF musical genius. Orchestra
ton of many instruments, or solos can
has led experts to believe that humans
and not motor. were playing.
For the opening date the manage
ment has secured Thomas T. Ince S
great drama of life and love Lying
Lips" starring Florence Vidor and
House Peters, which is said TO be one
Of Ince's super productions.
A brief synopsis of the play gives
the following:
Nance Abbott. an English aristocrat,
is engaged to man of her own set,
but twice her age. She visits Can
ada and there meets Blair Cornwall.
a young ranchman. She falls in
love with him, but cannot reconcile
herself to living life of hardship as
his wife. Nance returns to England
and Blair sails on the same boat
determined to win her in spite of her
devotion TO luxury and wealth. The
ship is wrecked and the two left to
gether on the floating hulk. Nance
swears her love for him but retracts
when rescue ship is sighted, and
asks him to hide so that she may be
found alone. The wreckage is de-
stroyed and Cornwall, so Nance be-
lieves, with it.
Conscience stricken she returns to
London and prepares to marry the
man TO whom she is engaged. Corn
wall, who has survived the wreck, ap.
pears under an assumed name, de.
termined to make her repent her act
of condemning him TO death.
The concluding scenes of the story
embrace climax so unexpected and
powerful as TO place Lying Lips
among the monumental screen drama 6
of the year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-17
BARBECUE AND
PICNIC FOR THE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
TEACHERS, MONDAY

An interesting event planned for late
Monday afternoon is the barbecue aud
picnic to be given at Kings lake by
the members of the five Mothers Clubs
of the Ardmore public schools, when
teachers Superintendent Richards the
members of the board of education and
others who have assisted in the school
program throughout the year will be
special guests.
Members OF the clubs will take
baskets ladened with breads, cakes.
salads, pickles and other things to go
with barbecue while the 'fatted calf
will be prepared by Mr.. and Mrs. Felix
King through whose hospitality the
affair Is made possible.
Those going Will assemble at Sec.
Business men who cannot leave their
ond ward school building at o'clock.
stores until . o'clock are urged to 20
to the place of the barbecue as supper
will not be served until all arrive.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-17
MAJOR ROARK WELL
PLEASED WITH WORK
OF COMPANY E UNDER
CAPTAIN MCLEAN

Company T., oklahoma National
Guard, Captain Frank Mclean COM
manding has begun an active drive for
recruits, and last night smoker was
held at the armory on Broadway at
which time several interesting topics
relative To the organization were dis
cussed.
Major Turner Roark of Frederick
was present and gave the boys an in
tercsting TAX on the aims and objects
Of the national guard.
Beside being Interested in the Okla
homa state troops, Major Roark Is a
well known member of the newspaper
fraternity being editor and publisher
Of the Frederick Leader He commands
the first battalion Of the second regi-
mcnt OF which the Ardmore company is
n unit.
Previous to the luncheon and smoker
the boys were put through drill In,
leading and unloading the h.s, military
truck recently assigned to the company
by the war department. The drill was
given by squads and the best time for
loading was four seconds which was
commented favorably upon by the Of
ficers as this was the first attempt by
any member of the company in this
work,
The officers of company + are max
ing u drive to bring the company up
to full strength before II leaves for
the state encampment at Fort Sill in
June. and they believe under the sys.
TEN they have outlined they will sue
coed.
Prizes will be offered to the MEM
ber bring the greatest number of ap-
plicants to the recruiting officer, the
nature of the prizes have not been
decided upon but the officers announc-
ed last night that they would be of
"a substantial nature.
Major Roark was very much elated
over the showing of the Ardmore COM
pany and complimented them highly
on their work,
The officers and men are all working
hard with determination 10 make q
good showing at the annual state en-
campmcnt. Previous 10 leaving for
Fort sin the men will go into tenn
porary camp at the fair grounds for
a couple of days In order to get the
run OF routine camp duty.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-17
LEWIS NEW SHOP
TO OPEN TUESDAY

The opening of the Adelphos theatre
on April 10, WIN mark also the opening
of Levy's Diamond Shop, one OF the
latest additions TO Ardmore's CONNER
cial progressiveness. The shop will be
one of the beauty spots Of the city. Its
fixtures are most expensive. and moth.
ing has been spared by its owner, II
Levy. In equippng 1t with most mod
ern appliances, show cases, etc. which
will permit the best Of service to the
public.
During the opening week, there will
be on display at the Levy Diamond Shop
n collection of diamonds valued at more
than 100000 which will be brought
here from New York city by repre-
sentative of Mack NJ. Bernstein, the
noted diamond importer.
Mr.. Levy states that he will handle
the best silverware, cut glass, jcwelry,
etc.
Souvenirs of value will be presented
to all the ladies' who visit the Diamond
shop during the opening week, com
mencing at y. m. Tuesday, April 10.