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The evening herald., 1921-05-15
DOROTHY l.. McALLfSTER
Telephone 345.

F sign Of the times these You will
that June brides ready for the cutting
parties and. the
Of the will when pick
the Sunday three weeks and that
Mary girl the OF matrim0ny For Mary
Smith girl tell the society editor when she will he married
she's afraid she II guess her june bride.
An be young again. To know the swallowing
heart six times under the and then saying Susan smith will
you be mnc while Susan Smith Yes,
will be youm To stand before the altar with Susan Smiths
little hand in your big Them the happy days.
But be glad you live modern day How would like 20
be Of the principals in the picture this conures
young girl from the teahg the wild and woody for the
She falls love with the the wealth
lest and Oldest families in the aud engaged him
June little adobe church. with mission priest before shy
maiden aud uncomfortable looking youth Hot Positively stick
weather dreaming of bees aud hummng Of flies Soon the
bung maiden through madeny confusion that used
them in those days that flies tklng the end of her
Poof Amt IL awful Mabcl1
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SEWING CIUB MAKEs
g. AitNl,NTr- tOlt CHILDREN.
.nEARrs. rAhrS SSNouNcrs
ENGAGEMENT.

one of the prcttiost parties OF the
week and one OF the happiest was the
announcement party given 90 the
Wick ham home Wednesday evening
for Miss Jeen Wickham. whose en-
gagemsnt 10 Albert lilakcmore was
announced to her friends. Twenty of
her xiii friends wcrp her guests. Col
ufs Of pink aud white which seem to
typify the brides season. were used IN
profusiOn ln the home. In the center
~ the table was a mirror. circlcd with
small cufstgcs Tor each Eirl Above
u was depended q large white boil.
connected by strcamers with each
guests place card. This was Joined
y tiny ribbon 20 the formal an.
nuuncement 4 merry game OF Hearts
kept the gir's busy during the eve.
ming and was followed by delicious
little supper.
The guests were Mrs. Walter Some
man, Mfs. Glenn Graham. Mrs. Frank
Shuiflebarger, Mrs. Paul Roberts.
Mrs. Melbourne ilinds, Mrs Tom
Wickham. Mrs. Jack Wickham. Mrs.
Harold Wood. Mrs. Al Riehl and Mrs.
Florence Thes;n. ana the Misses Alice
Il wis. Clarke Watson. Jeffic ShoIf
Jessie slaughter Persis Bryce MARY
liaymiller. Louise nlakemore. Dor
othy Wickham and Grace Wickhnm.
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MOALAN'S CLUB CHILD
WELFARE DAY.

A full program was Fridays child
welfare day at the Woman'a club.
Mrs \. J. Strumquist leaoer, pre-
pared "a very excellent program on
the subject and presented members
Of her class In expression to entertain
thu ladies' outside matters brought
up by various organizations OF the
city. M usual, piay ed an important
part In the days work.
IN Evelyn Frisbie gave a talk on
the benefits TO the child OF exercise,
stating that exercise. play, physical
training. help child mentally. NOR
ally and physically. Thefe are too
many mothers who are too willing
TO make excuses for their ohiidren's
not taking physical exercise. she
'aatcd. that in this day and time
children are deprived too often OF
natural activities and that Il IN up
TO the parent t. make an effort for
him In that direction. when one con-
slders that every growth n the result
Of activity, stated Dr. Frizbie, then
It is indeed criminal 10 neglect the
child's physical training.
Mrs. g. G. Meacham then gave a
short talk on the practical side Of
child welfare, taking a. an example
n child which she has taken as ncr
personal charge, aud who was IN
dreadful physical condition when the
welfare work took him under its care.
This and other cases OF what this
department Of the federation Is doing
was cited.
II was announced that a drive for
the lted Cross salvage shop II 20
start June I. some OF the things the
work h. doing obtaining the Volun-
tecr service of Or. Docherty and Dr.
/ Elder In dis'nfecting articles that
come tu The shop calling particular
k FOR old furniture brought
up before the club. II was also an
announced that d. s. ROsenwaid has
offered 10 furnish rent ano ughts foI
the building.
Mrs Sirumquist spoke briefly on
the movement against cheek dane
inE. askinE-ih Moman's club to a.
all they could iu this movement ~
our own city
A group OF Mrs strumquists pupil
entertained the guests charminEly
accompanied by Mrs. Della Ziegler
The program.
I Heading Mrs Nanc,'s Gown
Theresa Flruirlr
g. Flower Dance Pink costume an'
smllax.
2 Reading. My Mothcr"-Ser
O. H,ading. "Finnigan 10 Fiannigan
James bcancy Dr..
o. Fan Driil- Helen Prohosch. Len
holzadelii, Alga Dneli. lrcn
linelh.
/. g. Dance. Carnival nanet-NIi
sirumquist
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Recommendations IN.
sAt.tNENT ANNOUNCED

ono OF the announcements OF great
interest ~ the week rs that OF the en-
gaKencnt % Miss .Ican Wickhnm 10
Albert Blakrmurc. which was made at
a party at Miss Mickhnm's home Wed
ncsday evening. The wedding Il Is
understood. Will take place shortly.
Both the young people are very popu-
lar among the younger circles. mem
fsrs ~ we'll known families and grad
unirs OF ,hc Albuquerque high school
Miss Mickham is O. Htcnographer ut
the Union i.ifc Insurance company
and Eer leaving will occasion not u nt-
tie regret, FOR she has made many
friends there. Mr. Blnkcmore IN an
\. g.. T. man. one Of the last Ia re-.
turn from overseas
Miss Mickham h. the second daugh.
tor of Mr., ana Mrs George r. Wick.
ham. Albert Blakemore IL the son OF
Mr. ana Mrs Thomas Blakemorr.
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TRAI>MEN's RAIL

The Masonic temple was place TO
delight the heart cf any loyal train
the annual Trainmcn's ban. The dec
urations committee, headed by Mrs.
Arthur NJ Keith had made II "A bow
81 OF red and green ana shaded the
lights la tralnmen's flags In red, white
and green aud red. white ana yellow
Al the east end of the hail was an
engine hitched to coal cart. Just
about large enough for child OF
eight 10 run. over this was a canopy
~ green crepe paper cut In fringcs
aud studded with red roses. II was
matched with similar one at the
west end, over IN" alcuVc Tor the or
chostru was another canopy OF green
with the word "Trninmcn' ON IN
rcd paper roses.
The Duke city orchestra played for
the dancers and. recruited To IN" full
and playing at It's best, was not al
low eel tu stop until after one O'Clock.
several ,rty pretty and entertaining
features were on t:ic evenings pro-
gram. the most prominent OF winch
was the Interpretation OF the ballet
from The queen of Sheba" by Mias
Katharine Jones, OF Minslow. Ariz.
Miss Jones o. a petite dunsruse, and a
yer" talented one. She was heartily
cncOrod
Another feature was the part which
I "f'hH.lN NNANNfl NANNANNN NfNNHffA Af'ANNAf
/ singer and katherine Heyu stood ai
/ the east end of the hall and as the
| guests passed them gave them their
programs. Five little girls IA flower
| like costumes OF pink and blue tar
latau held masses OF carnations ir
] heir hands and gave one 10 caci
| lady These children also appeared
iu tahlcau scene ON the steps OF ih'
| hall one OF the prcttirst uf the spe
] riui features on the program. Thcl
/ were. Nernise iiohn. Dorothy Bohn
NaNin Gottieih. Nctiye AppleFatr ans
less McAllister.
Ches Byrnc. Alhuqucrquc's popula
baritone singer, sang dreams %
itaWuli' and the "Hcdouln i.oN,
song" most plcasinFly Mrs iicrbrr
Gallrz played "a symputhctic accom-
panimcnt
Tho ballroom was filled 10 capacity
with the dancers uutii midnight am
the enthusiasm was slow In dyin
down =. J iicaney, chairman Of al
committees did the houors uf host =
b well not guest failed 10 have gu"
ltimp.
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4, q. 4. 10
PICNIC JIM n.

The 4. r. A. of the Candcinrias-
Criepos school entertained the teach
rrs of the school saturday evening ut
the home OF Mrs Murdock and Mrs.
Clark. Games, riddles Jokes and mu-
sic were the various pastimcs OF the
evening and we're all greatly enjoyed.
After the hoteaHcs had served "a dcliC-
ious supper "a business meeting was
hoid ana officors for the new year
'H' Mrs Fred W Fakes was
elected president. Mrs. Trinidad Gar
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RECEPTION Ann DINNER
DOR VISITING nIII.d.ATI.S.

ON the calendar OF events for the
q. A. H. encampment held here the
past week wgs the reception at Odd
Fellows hall Thursday afternoon, at
which the ladies' wrfe hostesses The
local members received tho delegates
for two hours and entertained them.
helping them 90 got acquainted also.
The hall was atttdctivcly decorated
FOR the occasion In flags and bunting
and in green plants.
Two days OF the session. the ladies'
OF Albuquerque served an elaborate
dinner for the delegates at the hall
There were six .dhles on each occasion.
This was also one OF the prominent
social events OF the meeting. and one
OF the means OF bringing all members
together informally.
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encouraging the best In theatricalH in
ones own city. was the FprtniEhtiy
Music clubs offering The Buhemian
Giri." which played matinee and
two evening performance the past
week The first of thes"-the sat
urday matinee was proclaimed very
good u was given primarily for the
children OF the cts The second WAS
Mondays performance. and IL was
reported that the response OF the
citizens was rather disappointing. II
was expected tho third performance
would wipe away. IN part the dis
appointment of the first night, hut u
was equally disappointing No eN-
suse was offered but that "Alhuquer-
yuc was sick OF home talent shows 3"
II n hard FOR them 10 chew nov.
that In passing up tn. last &c these,
they passed up one of the very best.
The production was u big undertake
Ing for any amateur company, ana
while We could find flaws-as We al
WAYS can when people pioneer" IN
anything-etill there were parts that
more than redeemed IN, flaws The
last scenes were immense. the cho-
ruEes worked 10 line enthusiasm,
and the principals imbued with the
spirit OF the story. Miss Wlnfrcy' p
solo work aud stage presence IN the
last act were a surprise 20 her admir-
ers. 80 filled with feeling and fincSsc
Mr.. Adams has very fine and ploas'
INK voice and great hi-trionic ability
Mrs Brudfurd was In her hcst form
in her part as the gypsy queen. l.nui,
Hcsseldcn WAS perhaps the most
popular memtcr uf the cast with hi'
audience makeup was very good
aud his stage prv-ouc" easy aud
forccfuL Charles Mexican reelected
the training and depth that are char
actrristiu Of his voice 10 striking
degerce Mrs Strumuuist. the nurse
while having no singing parts. car
rled OF the part Of ia, nurse tu th,
greatest satisfaction of her audience
Udlng the scene over two ur three
tense moments that threatened 20 h'
"fint"
Thor, h. some talk nf taking the
opera Co santa F.. although there has
been NO definite announcement
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MRS. n. q. SMITH
ENTERTAINA CLIn.

The Congregational Woman's club
met Thursday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. ". G. Smith. SIS North Eighth
street. Mrs. Joe eindley was also
one OF the hostesses. Several Of the
ladies came for lunch and some twea-
~ came during the afternoon 20 sew
for the bazaar which shn club will
hold in the fall.
A short business meeting was part
~ the proceedings for the afternoon.
Mrs. Jones rendering her resignation
as president on account OF her de-
parture for California. II was decided
10 empower the pice president 10 act
until the next election. This office IL
held by Mrs. g. Post. Miss Laws po-
nition OF secretary-treaaurer will be
fiilec during her absence In California
by Mrs y. Smith.
A report on the result OF the food
sale was read by Mrs. ID. G. smith.
who thanked all who 10 willingly help
ed TO make u a success. All enioyed
the pleasant social hour that followed
the meeting. Mrs. Ernest smith in
vited the members and friends OF the
club 10 her home. i0e South Walter
street on Thursday OF next week to sew
for the bazaar.
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LUNCHEON FOR
Mis-. NJ.

ono OF the prcttiest OF spring lunch
cons WIS that az which Mrs. Guy ltoE-
ors entertained Thursday in C0mpli-
ment to Mrs kunz of Tacoma. Who iH
here visiting the Rogers PINK aud
white colors added IA charmiur touch
10 the luncheon table. ~ pink sweet
peas and pink candles. Th'ro we're
twelve guests. old friends ul Mrs.
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y. 0. -. CHATTER
ORGANIZED

wednesday evening. May J., i. T.
-. chapter was organized at The nom"
of Nrs MaFce. by the supreme or
eanizrr. Mrs Belle NJ. Musscr, from
psnyor. The following y. =. o.
were Identified from other chapters
Mrs ". ". Cook, Miss khth"rin" Eu-
I.,L Mrs NJ. y. Hickey, Mrs. j. X.
pass Mrs a. T. Hugtctr, Mr., Carl
Mage. Mrs e.. NJ Hotls and Mrs a..
W noud Thosc initiated into th'
cb,ptrr we're Miss Mayh'llc loNelag,'
Miss ausic h Davenport, Mrs. W w
Stronu Mrs C. T.. Hodgin ana Mrs
4 o. Garcia.
T. f.. %. H national sisterhood
gift,-tNo Years old This b. the mn
rhnptrr .in Sew McNirn. and another
one h being ORGANIZED In santa re-
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DINNER Dance AT
HlNlNG CASTLE.

In the new bail room made espe-
cialiy for her az Hunlng Castle. Miss
Erncstine entertained ~ OF her
friends Friday evening al a dinner
dance In celebration Of her birthday.
The room n considered an unusually
beautiful one. with beamed ceiling.
ivory woodwork and colors OF old
blue ana mulberry.
Dinner was served az four tables.
and was a charming function IN IT,
self, The dancing was also a de-
lightful feature OF the evening.
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al y CIIR 10
IItNIC ERIlDAN.

the coming week in high school circles
n the ~ picnic winch viii b. given
Ma 20. next Friday. BOYS Of the VI
Y club and their grl friends viii form
the crowd They will leave early fri-
dan morning for hilarious dan la
the .uounfntns
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LAST MEETING OF
AUXILIARY HELD.

The Woman's Auxiliary OF ST. Johns
church met Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Roy Strome for the last business
meeting OF the year Many OF the
members are leaving town Tor tho
summer and w. any plans for work
were necessarily shaped with that fact
in mind. n was decided not to let the
meetings be discontinued altogether.
hut 70 continue meeting socially dur
ms the summer, ~ sew for the fall
sale OF the auxiliary.
After the business meeting the mem
bers had "a very delightful social hour.
Mrs Stromc and her mother Mrs.
Treffenbsrg, served a dainty lunch.
The evening herald., 1921-05-15
MISS ANNA McNtMA
TO BI. MARRIED.

Tho announcement Of The coming
marriage OF Miss Anna McNama Of
Phoenix, Ariz.. formerly OF Alhuquer-
que. to MIR. Robert l. henderson of
that city has been received by friends
here. The marriage Is 10 take place
"Wednesday in Phoenix. No further de-
tails have been received. hut that
Miss McNama will visit relatives In
this city ON her honeymoon. She is
expected 10 arrive here during the
coming week.
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c. y. SOCIETY or
PIti.sBYTFRIAN CHURCH MEETS

The Christian Endeayor society of
the Presbyterian church held lta
business meeting and social last Tues.
day evening At the church parlors
Miss Mary Webster waa In charrs
of the latter and provided a mos
delightful evening of fun.
Plans for raising money for the
work on the new addition Tor the
church came up for discussion. ana
" WAS decided 10 Issue 70 each men,
ber foot OF dlmes''--a PAPER roir
holder which will hold ti.1b. Hnee
member has pledged himself 70 flii
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PiIi MI ANIMAL
RAIL MAY go.

rho annual Phi Mu farewell dance
will he given next Friday evening. IN
compliment TO the girls who are re-
turning tcuD fsr the summer The
cards were issued thia week No place
hos been decided upon definitely but
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- y
TROOP 4 GIVES
Nl,SA PARTY.

4 mighty Jolly party was the hay
ride which the twenty-five men Of
Troop 4 gave last night on the mesa
entertaining an equal number Of girls
The crowd went out. In army trucks
drawn by four Of the night black
chargers OF the trocp-which. they do
say Are mrtharged with charging.
and had the usual good things to eat
II was glorious affair, one OF the
many social activities the men have ar
rnnEnl sInrn their orEn nlkailon.
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MISS NAIIONIN
TO RI NIAIiIkII.D.

Miss UUlrn MHhonov. clOrk IN the
offiUe OF Dr j. o. Docherty. city and
county health officer. is 10 leave to.
ntEht in Compun, with her mother FOR
her former home in Providence. l.. !.
Shs iH 10 be- married in June To Arthur
\. Carmody OF that city Mr.. carmody
is an expert accountant with the IN
tcrnal revenue department The couple
VIII mnkn HON Lnmn Ln nroNldenco-
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IINCIII3ON ION
NIIgS. ~ At.S.

Mrs Albert Simms gave % charming
t,t,Io informal luncheon Thursday for
Ni,N Kenneth Conkling Bcals Of ,m-
c.ro. Mrs. u, n. Browns dauEhler
.yh' nor, Waiting her. The table ap-
'',,,,,,,lts we're lovely "a spring-hke
no,a nrins introduced In the use OF
,'t,S md white sweet peas. Mrs. Heals.
w., mr' John " pcaroe, Mrs. H. u Jam
,son and Mrs. John simms we're the
guests
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JINIOR-SENIOR
PROM MAJ ~.

An event TO which high school stu.
dents have been looking forward all
spring is tho Iunior-Senior prom
which iH To- be- given May ~ az the
Masonic temple The class officers
lead tho grand march. costumes are
an very formal. teachers honor tho
affair with their presence aud t iH an
a very brilliant ufair
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Dance Given al Country Club By Mr. and Mrs Oge;
Exodus to Seaside and Mountains for Summer Begin

Kunzs. Mrs. Mary Rummoi. Mrs. Earl
kniaht. Mrs. kenncr. Mira Roae Hud-
son. Mrs konneth Baldridge. Mrs.
Harry Braun, Mrs. Clifford Hayden,
Mrs. Tom Hughes and Mrs. J. v. Cox.
&&N
TUESDAY CLUB
Mif.TS at MRS. HICKFY'S.
The Tuesday Literary club will hold
its last meeting OF the club year MAY
-. az the home OF Mrs Laurence Lee.
The regular program will be followed
Al the meeting held Tuesday nt Mrn
Hickey's home. the study OF the Nir-
Rin Islands was continued. Nrn. E
y. Cristy read paper on the history
and geographical conditions: Mrs.
Laurence Lee. ono on plant and ami
NAL lifc. Mr.. oeorre valiant had "In-
dusirier;" and Mn. w. a. Long gave
an excellent book review. The mem
bcrs responded % roll call with "A
topic Of current interest.
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NIpIIN DELTA ~
uANOII.T SAItItnAN.

Alphn Delta ~ save th'ir regular
anuunl tnuuuot Yesterday evening al
TAFT hail In the ANarado for the
members aud patronesscH of the so
rority, the last OF the Founders Day
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WEDDING ANSISNrasaRY

The dolly Score fiye hundred chm
which discontinued 10 mectinen ~.
the summer several weeks ago. ~,
together last TUESDAY aEallr. a. an ~
Ranization. and helped Nr. aud NJ
n. y. Booth celebrate tnelr wodSinc
anniversary az their home. NountnI,,-
view ranch. Rive lahles nloyed nrfll
late In the evening when . dclsclo,-
supper was nerfcd.
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GOVERNORS WIFI
TO FNTI,ItTAIN ulHE.

Mrs, Merritt q. Mechcm will enter
tain Monday evening at % card parts
guests
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COUNCIL GIRLS TO
VISIT At III MfItAAfONTEH.


The Young Woman's council met
Thursday evening At the recreation
center on North Second street. with
good attendance OF the members.
Plans for completing the census of
the employed girls OF the city were
A sirl 20 represent the Young wo-
mems council at the annual summer
conference OF the Y. w. az Estes Park,
Colorado. IL 20 be chosen from the
council. and names were placed for
voting Thursday. As funds must be
raised before that Tina and chances for
success In benefits and teas are slim
u was decided TO suEEest 10 tho CUP.
club that thiz group Join with them in
a benefit entertairment they are plan
ning TO raise FUNDS 20 send their dele
gate. and 10 choose ono giri who IL a,
member OF both eroups. Miss Ieffie
shorts name was put mp and doclded
upon unanimously. Tho G. n. T.. club
will vote upon the councils suggestion
nt the newt meeting.
ON June =. the young women OF the
council are 20 have n week end party
at m Miramontes, the hotel on the
mesa. Miss Florence Adams was ap-
pointed chairman OF the committee on
arrangements. They are 20 take out
food and bedding and camp out over
Saturday and sunday evening.
Later IN the summer the girls arc
20 have a week end party at the Y.
W. summer camp In Teiano canyon In
the Sandals.
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FoRTNIGHTLY no MEET
WITH Mrs. uINING.

The Fortnightiy Musiv club will
meet with Mrs. Hening. 7i3 West Cop
per. Tuesday evening at S:ib. The
program will be given by Mrs. Hem
iur Mrs Reid. Mrs. John -. clark
and Mrs. y. w. Faw, accompanies.
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rEA Inn rATIioNI;ss..s

This afternoon the girls 81 Alpha
chi Omega sorority VIII give a tea
Tor the patrOnessts az the house ON
East Central aNcuuo. u b. to be- very
informal NOR, In the nature Of an
"at home" to the patronesscs They
are Mrs John -. CLARK, Miss Jose
phinr Parsons. Mrs. l.. q. Rice, Mrs
John Milne and Mrs James skinner.
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TEA FOR MISS BELLE BENSON.
Miss hayme Tlorncy and Miss
GsneNicve Tierney have issued cards
Tor a tea 90 be- given az the Country
club next Saturday afternoon for
Mis- Belle Benson, whose marriage
90 John Ticrucy VIII take place
Iuuo z
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Mis-. BENJAMIN
HOSTESS THIS WI,I,k.

Mrs Harry BENJAMIN gave one OF
her bridge series Thursday afternoon.
entertaining sixteen guests,
Yesterday Mrs Bcniamin gave a
luncheon party.
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putting the dlgnlfied court figures 10
flight and seating themselves TO enjoy
court dishes. IL waa merry evening
unique.
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.uo,II.MINN GiItI"
ttstI INtlD

,u. of the highest r'aFf oilrrlnks
~, a.. winter. and one that deserved
IN, support OF those who believe III
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LUNCHEON TOR
Mis-. TlI.I..

Mrs. John Milne entertained AZ a
very pretty spring luncheon Thursday
In honor OF Mrs y y. Tuli, who left
Yesterday morning for AN overland
trip 20 California There were eight
guests
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MRS. STITZ To
GIVE BItInGI

Mrs. J. g. Stutz will entertain to-
uorrow afternoon az bridge az her
home on West coal avenue There will
he fUui tables
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hanquets which have been given dur
Ing the spring by fne Greek letter
men and women The rororiiv's col
ors-blue ami whlte--wcrc used for
decoration IN effective ways. and were
heightened In their effect by pro-
fuse use of flowers. Toasts and iu-
nfomptu talks were the program for
the evening. The guests were Mrs
Tom Hughes. Mrs. H. W. -. Bryan
Mrs. -. ~ Hlli, Mrs J. =. l.anders
ara Mrs. u, ". Ellis; and ihe Misaca
Katherine Shotwcll. Athn Ham. Bob
bic jain. Irene Wicklund. Hazcl Nor
us. Mary Wood. Dostdhy Allard.
Louise barrow, Helen barrow. Fab
lola Gilmore and Jessie Ncnable.
Sf.MING Club NAMES
GAitNINT', tOtt CHILDREN.
One Of the best meetings of the
Eastern star Sewing club OF the entire
winter WAS that held "Wednesday ~.
ternoon nt Mrs. y. a. lyons home
when active work for the children
who come under the care OF the CIVIC
liettcrmeni league was undertaken.
The members a.wed diligently the
Who'll" afternoon on garments tor the
children and turned iu q very salts
factory pile OF work An hour Of
pleasant leisure foii-wcd. lixhtcncd
with a clever reading hy Mr.. R0y
Graham. The hostess served a de-
liCious lunch late In the afternoon
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Jolly ~ Bridge club met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Earl Stevens
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Mrs. Tom Hughes win be hostess
next "Wednesday afternoon ts her
bridge club.
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The girls who comprise the bridge
club of younger women are enjoying
a picnic In the mountains this after
noon.
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The Ideal club will meet Tuesday
afternoon with Mrn G. o. CLARK.
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aIra A. n. Hesens,reit entertained
Ia Notre last Tuesday.
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The Lucky Thirteen Card club was
the guest Of Mrs Maloney last Tusr-
day afternoon.
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win he announced as soon a. this de-
ciaion n made.
The girls OF the varsity set know
institution and mighty delightful
one. II IN being joyously anticipated
this year.
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Mrs. Kuhn viii entertain her card
club. which meets alternate Fridays
70 play i've hundred. next Friday
afternoon