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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-09
KIwANIANs ENTERTAINED
THIS WEEK.

Tho banquet Friday evening for
visiting kiwnninns and their wives,
which was followed by a dance at the
Country club. the reception saturday
afternoon at the Country club and tho
hig kiwRnis ball last night at the blks
club. all made n very fun social week
FOR the 900 men and mi who have
been taking some part In the kiwanis
convention.
The dance Friday evening at the
Country c.ub vas very informal, and
followed an evening OF run at the
Y. NJ. c. A.. where the banquet for
kiwanians and their wives was given.
Louis H~csselden, a member OF the
Apollo club. which made Its first app
poaranco since Its organization. FRI
day. led the guests In the "kiwanis
song" Liza Jane" and several others
Tor which Kiwsnis pep meetings are
famous a delegation Of the van
pushed but honurod Rotarian baseball
team, tho Clovis baseball team which
played the k%iWanians Saturday, and
other delegations were given tho cor
dial style All the While" and
"iiuwdysdo, Mr.. Rotary" Dr. II. NJ.
ltoworE, district governor, presided
nven ozark, lean Of the international
ktwanis club, gave a serious address,
o. Henry O. CoorS. president Of the
Albuquerque club. a Nv minu talk
on "kiwHnis Ideals" Musical num-
beers were SUNG by Miss Grace StortL,
who was Introduced as the only lady
Kiwanian OF tho district and the
Apollo club, under the leadership OF
Maurice Klein. By can OF a fun
PROVOKING stunt IN which sidney WI
appeared as a black fst, comedian, a
substantial contribution WAS raised for
the Day Nursery Attendance prizes
were awarded Dear CLARK. ~ Chicago,
Who won the navajo blanket; r y.
Cristy. the electric heater given by
Charles TwoEoud Mrs u X g. Sci
leu. the electric grill by the Aihuquer-
que Gas and Electric company, Mrs.
o. W Fuw. tho rolling pin by the
korbor company; aud b. Spitz the
suit Of clothos''-g pair OF oycrhlls-
given by the Bubank company. silent
boosts were given by +. y BOulc and
the Roswell delegation, the lattor's
r,ft being prize apples labeled The
Roswell Way
The ball at the Elks club ballroom.
which Is coming 20 De unv Of the most
popular places VA the city Tor elaborate
affairs OF that nature, n the tea al
the country club were both features
OF IN, program FOR kiwauis entertain
mcnt that were thoroughly enjoyed hy
the kiwHniHuH' wives and friends Of
the club.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-09

Ruth Mougey Worroli Of Dayton,
o. n one Of the best known authori-
ties on ~pagcantry In America. h
Is the author OF tho Pageant N the
Rod Cross. which viii be a feature
of the coming convention.
Volunteer Service" one OF the
most vital agencies 81 the Rod Cross,
to the organization OF which Mrs
Belmont has devoted "a great deal OF
her time and thought. will be the
subject 81 an address to be given by
her on oct. 8.
Miss Williams viii speak the Soc
oud day Of tho national convention
on The Challenge Of childhood In
America to the Red Gross"
Tho pagchnt. On whlch moro than
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-09

Here are three women-each a ma
~tionally known leader In her partic-
ular sphcre-who viii take an active
part in the FIRST national convention
Of the American Red Cross at Co
lumbuA. o., oct. IS.
Mrs, August Belmont Of New York.
n member of the central committee
Of the Red Cross, M Eleanor Rob
son occupied Tor years "a prominent
position on tho American stage.
Miss ChHrl o. Williams Of Nom
phis. Tenn. president ~ the National
Education association. attracted
country wide attention ~ her nd-
yanCod methods as q county school
superintendent In Tennessee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-09
MRS. AND
Mrs. ELLIS ENTERTAIN.

Airs CharleB arnha and Mrr. r.
w EIm gave "a very original party
wednesday afternoon at Mrs. narn-
harris homo. and calling Il a pie
party Games were played. one OF
which was a ps full OF nance, With
a play upon the name OF Act guest
prcsem. FaVors were concealed under
a good brown pie crust and proved
most edifying when discioa-d. Re-
treatments were pie. coffee and fruit.
The guests were Mrs. d. 5. Nm.
Mrs. q. +. Hodgin. Mrs Roy KIRK.
Mrs. G. 4. Carey, Mrs. Walter Simp-
son, Mrs. l. b. Mitchell. Mrs. Harry
Frank. Mrs. John Clark. Mrs Thomas
Eyre, Mrs. Robert lockwood and
Miss Edna Roy.
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DINNER FOR SAN FRANCISCO
VISITOR.

Mr.. O. W. Hclwig, OF san Francis
co. who was the guest OF Mr. ken.
ard WoodHon for "A few days lis'
week. was entertained Thursday eve
ming by MI. Woodsou at a dinner
party at the Country club. Tho
other guests were: Mr.. aud Mrs.
Pearcc Rodcy MI aud Mrs Arthur
Sisk, Mrs Peterson, Of Los Angr.
les. Dr. and Mrs VI. * Wyldcr Miss
Katherine McMlllcn, and Robert
Nautell. ~ Socorro.
Mr.. woodsnu. MIR Helwig aud Mr..
Nautcll were members OF the same
division and comrades In arms IN
France during the recent war.
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\ reorganization meeting Of IN"
jolly Sror, cub was held Tuesday
evening at the howo ~ Mrs, clark.
when Mrs. CLARK and Mrs Murdoch
were hostoS-.s. The organization has
been playing for a period uf several
Years, aud Instead uf rejoicing Of
uccts fof the now winter season, voted
to retain the old officers and to make
plans for meeting during the winter.
Following the buHucs session, the
guests played five hundred aud were
later entertained with musical sclec-
lions. The members are Mr.. Hnd Mrs.
'ecobnun. Mr.. and Mrs r.. H. Booth,
u. aud Mrs. SChIck, Mi and Mrs.
.haAton. Mr. and Mrs William Grim
mer. Mr.. and Mrs Ray Baily Or and
Mrs : G. Clark, and Mrs, Murdoch.
Or Frank WAS a guest at rucsday'l
meeting.
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80
MEETINGS OE SOCIETY
ARRANGED.

\ very well attended meeting ut
the Ladies' Aid Society of - Iuul's
English Lutheran church was held In
the church p%urlurs Thursday after
noon, with Musdamos Alhurs, Arson
n \]uluuartz as hostrssDs Much
routine business WE enacted, aud
sewing meetings we're arranged FOR
next "Wednesday AFTERNOON those liN-
ing in the Highlands To meet with
Mrs, NJ. johnson, lull South Arnu,
and those pa tho iowl1ndH at tho
homes ot Mrs. Auruu. luli Nurth
Ftfth street. and Mrs cecil, 1l4 West
Coal.
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PHI MI PARTY AT
AflISK INN.

Outstanding. as PM Mu PARTIES do,
from the social cvcntH Of the week, the
Thi Nu rush party last night At Tama-
risk Inn was an elaborate and thor
oughly snioylbl, affair In addition
20 the 10 guests Of honor. there were
the members Of tho active chapter and
the alumnao and their escorts from
among university and former uni
yersity mon.
The newly opened ball room at
TamariHk Inn. the old adobe inn six
miles south OF town, set back behind
O tlIuarisk hedge and an adobe wall.
was lighted with candles In rose color.
and decorated with rose dahlias ana
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-09
DOROTHY L. McALLISTER
Telephone S45.

NZIwANIANS and University pledges have supplied almost all the
* excitement created this week. Automobiles bearing the "Wcl-
n come TO the Kiwanians'' sign, and a luncheon, a banquet, a
dance, a tea, and a ball, have all served to provide an atmosphere
Of unusual excitement.
Rush parties at the University have had a formal touch and
an elaborate finish that have put them at the top Of the list in the
weeks dances. A great deal Of interest centers about the final
"plcdging,' which will be done today, and the list which will be pub
ished next week. In Greek letter circles the frs, of the winter lunch
cons of the Women's Panhenenic society has held a conspicuous place,
also.
One Of the largest teas which have taken place for several sea
sons was given yesterday, and another one of considerable interest is
on the calendar for this week. However, from now on, the prepare
tons for Halowe'e EN- will be the focus of attention, and a rush will be
made for the date of October 81.
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900
SoRpRITIIS ENTERTAIN THIS
AFTERNOON.

The furry % excitement OF rush
pirtiog furry and exciting as they
have been. ia nothing compared TO
the excitement OF the entertaining the
sororiti,s are doing this afternoon Tor
their new pledges Phi Nh. Kappa
Kappa Gamma. Alpha Chi Omega
and Alpha Delta ~ are an entertain
ing at N" chapter houses. other nj
supper parties or tea. Next week tho
complete list Of new pledgeg Is TO be
published.
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RECEPTION NOR
FACULTY MEMBERS,

Another large reception OF the week
was that given Friday evening by
Dean and Mrs. l. b. Mitchell for the
University faculty members. at their
homo on East Central avenue. Re-
ceiving with Dean and Mrs. Mitchell
were President n Mrs. d. S. HEl
ana Dean and Mrs. G. z Hodsin. Miss
Wilma shelton and Miss Leona Green
field assisted them In the dining room.
Dean Hodgin entertained the guests
most delightfully."- with the reading OF
some original poems. Dean Hodgtn
IL well known In the state as a met.
his literary work dealing particularly
with subjects In this state, although
his efforts have covered an extensive
field.
some 40 members OF tho Z. y. II.
faculty called during thu evening,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-09

1000 men. women and children will
participate. In addition TO a chorus
Of 1900 voices. will give n panora-
mic view OF Red Cross history.
The convention viii be held on the
state fair grounds.
President Harding. now president
Of the American Red Cross. In schcd-
uicd TO speak at the coliseum on the
fair grounds the evening Of oct. 4.
following addresses of welcome by
Governor Harry l.. Davis and Mayor
Thomas OF Columbus.
Dr. Livingston Farrand. chairman
OF the central committee Of the Red
Cross and prcsidcnt-elcct Of Cornell
university. Will also be a speaker on
the opening night.
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CLUB 10
HAVE PICNIC.

The Mercedes clue met for It's first
serious business session OF the winter,
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs, Gem
try on North Fourth street Mrs. Bake
was leader. conducting the program
OF questions on topics Of current intor-
est to mn Mrs. Maude Doty,
county demonstration agent, gave a
talk on home management
a social hour followed the study
program. and refreshments were
served, The next meeting Will be held
at Mrs. Fred Fakes home on Los
Griegos. and will be In the form Of a
picnic.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-09
CONVENTION OF WHITE
H~InHONIiiS.

The thirtv-eiEhth annual convention
OF the New Mexico Wuman'H Christian
Temperance union will open iu santa
Fc next Friday and continue 'll Mon
day evening. including the dates OF
october ~. 10, 10 aud ~ An urgent
invitation has been sent hy New Next
60 executive board to Mrs Frances
Bcauchamo. president Of kentucky w.
q II. L.. who b. an advisory member
OF tho Frances r.. willard schor,
bonrd. to attend this convention and
give "A numbcr of addresses.
Judge Reed Holloman and Judge
McFio will be speakers at the onven
lion .
The Albuquerque delegation viii
l,av, hero Thursday evening
Mrs. Minnie Byrd state correspond
ing Secretary Ia now I'm Santa Fr as
glsting In the plans for the program,
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Mrs. STANIM 10 REPRESENT
TIIkDAH CLUB.

club was "a more than %sucressful one,
according 10 reports. With the ad-
dress by the president, Mrs Raymond
Stamm. which Is an indispensable
part OF the opening a meeting, and
the well written and well rea paper
by Mrs. A. b. Stroup, Tuesdays pro-
gram was an suspicious beginning for
the new ear.
Mrs, Raymond Stamm was elected
delegate to the Federation convention
In Roswell. On October IS, 26 and
81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-09
Kansas City Woman, Author
OF Missouri Centennial
Pageant, to Open School

Mrs Florence McGm Wallace IL
author n director OF the pageant
with which Kansas city celebrated Oh
October ., it's huudrcdM birthday
anniversary OF the statehood OF Mis-
sour, Mrs. Wallace has written and
produced centennial paEeants iu
various towns Of Illinois. Nebraska
and Indiana. She expects 10 cstab-
lish permanent headquarters for a
school Of pagsantry ut Kansas CITY
Kansas Clty star.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-09
WONEN'S PANHEILINlt
LUNCHEON.

Greek letter sorority women in
the city met yesterday at Taft Hall
at the Alvarado for the first Of the
series of ]lunchoons at which the
Womcn's PHuhcllcuir society enter
iains during the winter. The pur.
pose of meeting was the election of
officers for the coming term. In
formal tanks boy the representative
- the various soruritics in the city
constituted tho program.
There were about forty guests
ITpspuf.
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FoRREsTERs PEAN nENErIT.

The Ladies' Catholic order Of For
rosters initiated seven new members
last Tuesday evening az a formal In
itiation at 81 Mary's hall. Business
affairs were followed by a social hour
the committee In charge serving re-
frcshments
The Forrestcrs will give a benefit
dance a week from the coming Tues
day. to which they have invited a
large number of their friends.
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THE SOCIAL CLUB 10 MEET
WEDNESDAY.

The Eastern star Sewing CLUB
which has changed It's name TO the
Social club, will meet next Thursday
afternoon AT the Masonic temple ana
will be- entertained during the after
noon By Mrs. Thomas Blakemorc
Mrs. Melbourne Kinds, Mrs. Minnie
Miller and Mrs. N%olquartz. All mem
beers are invited.
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MISS wINFRlY ENTERTNINs

one Of the newly organized bridgo
clubs Of young women, which " meet.
ing regularly twice q month. ana
which is still In the process Of orsanl-
g.tion IL that entertained hy Miss
Grace Winfrcy Saturday afternoon.
While there are two tables playing
now. 1t II planned to have three tables
before the club Is finally formed
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INA Ar nrNING CAATLE.

Mrs Arno Huning nnd Mrs. Dan
Macpherson nav issued cards for a
ten a. be given next Friday afternoon
at Huning Castle. Mrs. Huning and
Mrs. Macpherson will receive between
3 and q O'Clock.
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~. y q. W. CLUB
TO MEET MONDAY.

The business and Professional Wo-
mems club will meet on Monday, the
new meeting day. at the Y. NJ. G. a.
Tor their regular bi-weekly dinner AZ
the last meeting. the day was changed
from Tuesday to Monday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-09
CRADLE ROLL CHILDREN
HAkE. PARTY.

The Mothers Circle of the Congre-
g%ationdl church met Thursday after
noon at Mrs. Chester Mashburn's
home. The most important business
TO the majority OF the company,
which consisted OF the children OF ths
Cradle Roll, was the enjoyment OF
the party Mrs. Washburn planned
particularly for them. There was al
~ a. program for the mothers. on the
morulh and manners Of children.
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Young woMEN's COUNCIL
To MEET,

The Y. w. council will meet next
Thursday evening at the Y. W. G. A.
recreation center, for their regular
monthly business meeting. The hour
has been changed from half past seven
to I o'clock.
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AUXILIARY To MEET
WITH MRS. ANGLE

st. Johns Auxiliary TO the Boa I'd of
Missions will meet on Wednesday OF
this week with Mrs. George X. Angle
at her home on North thirteenth
street. This will be the regular bust
ness meeting Of the auxiliary.
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600
IL : AM VARSITY DANCE.

one OF tho numerous dances WIN
which High school and University
young people while away the weary
hours Of Saturday evening tool place
last night at the Womnn's CLUB. \
four piece orchestra played.
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DISTINGUISHED visIToRs
IN GITN.

Ahiutant General and Mrs. Henry
hohe Brewn inheritance senator
Holm q. Bursum and former Post
mister General Hitchcock at dinner
SNnday. They were visitors In Tho
city for a few days.
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AFTERNOON PSRfr.

Mrs. d. C. Smith gave an informal
afterrsoon party Friday Tor Mrs, A.
Benso n and her daughter, Miss Ben
son, n for Mrs. Benson's mother.
The guests were Mrs. Mehiin. Mrs.
and Miss Benson. Mrs. b. A. Ward.
Mrs. Starr and Mrs. Mccollum.
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FRInNY nRIpGE MEETs.

An extraordinary pleasant meeting
OF the Friday afternoon bridge club
Itook place Friday afternoon at Mrs
Frank Huseeli, Jr., h9me. There
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TRAVELLERS AID MEETS
M TDnltH IL.

The Travellers Aid committee OF the
Red Cross will meet october IS. Tues
day. instead OF Tuesday OF this week,
t|rrurIluE Co an announcement made
this week. The meeting is to be held
NJ the y. ". g. a recreation center
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rose colorcd balloons. The dance
programs were booklets Ia gold and
white, In which four extra dances
were reserved as features, These were
altogether original and quite cffoc-
tive. the first being the singing OF the
Phi Mu SONG by Miss Grace Stortz
and a chorus Of the chapter, In the
candle light: at the next dance, the
girls were given paper hats In rose
and white with the Greek lettorH In
gold. During the third dance fayora
we're drawn from a basket attached
to the ceiling, pulled by rose and
white ribbons. ~ScrpentineA cluttered
the air n the floor when the or
rhcstta struck up the last dance.
Home. Sweet Home" a six piece
orchestra played for the dance.
Miss Edna Moshcr and Or. n Mrs.
Leroy =. Peters were chaperones, ana
the guests OF honor were the Mlsses
Margaret spargo. Olive Harden, New
cIl Dixon. Margaret Gusdorf, Norma
williams. Dorothy Cameron. Dorothy
Wagner. Edna Miller. Geraldine Tuuy'
Elizabeth shepherd, Constance walter,
Frances Andrews, Mary Wilson, mol
Hess. Margaret Phillips. and Nclma
smith.
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were " tables OF cards and a dainty
lunch.
RECEPTION Ar COUNTRY CLUB.
An affair that was 10 large and OF
auch social Importance ~ to crowd
practically all large entertainment off
the social calendar, was the reception
yesterday afternoon at the Country
club. at which Mrs. Walter o.. Hope
and her two daughters. Mrs Lester
Cooper and Mrs. Arthur Sisk enter
tained. Considerably over 100 guests
called during the afternoon.
The club rooms were beautiful with
flowers OF all the fall colorr placed In
the living and dining rooms The tea
table was particularly lovely with a
vari- colored floral centorpicce.
With Mrs. Hope, Mrs. Cooper and
Mira Sisk In the living room were Mrs.
Hugh Cooper. Mrs v. D. sIsk. Mrs.
ID. A. Bl,tner, Mrs. Ernest spitz M
Mrs. Leopold Meyer. Mrs. 2 q. Corn
ism. Mrs. A. b. stroup. Mrs. J. y.
Luthy, and Mrs. II. w. ID. Bryan were
at the tea table. Mrs. George Taylor,
Mrs. Frank Hubbell, Jr., Mra Ralph
Keleher. MR.. Martin BierHmtth, and
Mrs. Gillette Cornish were aes.sting In
the dining room Tho young wirls who
served were Miss Margaret Lee. Miss
Claire Bursum. Miss Katherine Nc
'Millon, Miss Evangolins. Perry and
Miss Hazel Hawkins
GODOwsKY CONCERT Mr,NDsy.
The appearance OF Lebpeid Oodo-
'wsky on the Aihuquerqub stage i to
be n history-making eve az In the city.
II rs more than most music lovers
could have hoped for. Tor a town OF
.he size: but since feacized, to bo
eagerly siezed as an opportunity Of a
life-timc.
oodowsky. entirejJy self-tausht. Ii
N ~ Uauuloa0 NA IN n 81 1870 IT,.
Ing pianist In the world, and one OF tho
greatest of history. He receives the
reclamation OF the foremost rianlsts
OF his time aa well as that OF the
multitude.
GodowSky's eoncer Monday at tho
High school auditorium N h first Of
a series OF musical attractions TO be
offerad ythe~ Fortnightly Music club.
The program, which fonowa. a. to be-
gin "a half past eight o'clock.
l. 'ta) T~hirty-two Variations.
c-Minor Beethoven
From Renal fsanco~.
tb) Pastorale tAiigwua)
$500. corneil-Godowsky
tc) Tambourin 49,.
...... aa naeau-Godowsky
ca Rondeau en- Ausette
$500. Ramenu- q odownky
tel Clique ...-Losliiy- Codowsky
II. (s) Sonata, op. rs. B-Fiat
Minor Chopin
tb) Beroeuse ....... Chopin
tc) Posthumows Waits In
D-Fist dconcert ar
rangems Mt by Leo
poid Goiowrky) Chopin
(d) Nocturne In F-Sharp
Major .....k.. Chopin
Co scherso. B-F1at Minor
ILL.,. TAI My Joys tPoVsh song,
.chopin-Li1t
song0 f.... .Chopln-Liszt
Co March Wind -. MacDoweil
Id SerenahS, D-Minor
iFrorn miniatures"
Opyf s2) 800. RubinStein
(e) Concert Study, A-Major
ioidlnl
~ Old Vienna ..... Godowsky
go Wrhteau Paysage Godowsky
th) T'npischorean Nindo-
bona .........~ Godowsky
U) Dance OF the Gnomes Ldazt
% 'farantella C'venozia Q
Napoli") .........L iszt
Tina artist records exclu-
sivciy for the Brunswick
Kuabe Piano Used
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GIRLS CLUBS HAVE
nECHEATION MEIrrINGS.

The Freshman and Sophomore girl
reserves OF the Y. w. met Monday
afternoon after school with Mrs. Roy
Graham. The usual game hour was
observed. Eighteen girls were present
at the meeting.
The G. u. 4. club OF the Y. W. en-
joycd an unusual session Tuesday eve
ming when they motored out TO the
east bank Of the river In Barelns. and
had a picnic supper, with WISHES
roasted over the camp fire. There
were five cars, each well equipped
with girls and lunch.
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<orpE CAN no MEET.

Mrs James Gladding WIN entertain
Ia Notrc bridge club next Tuesday
| afternoon.
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GOO
WEDNESDAY CITB PLAYS AGAIN

Tho Urst mcotIng OF IhO W'uH'7lHF
Afternoon Bridge club since It's AIS
banding for the summer was that hclh
", duoHday afternoon at Mrs. kenneth
p,rdridge's home. There were three
tables. Mrs. Charles benjamin, the
CUES OF Mrs, Harry Benjamin. n "A
visitor from San Francisco was "A spe-
cIal guest.
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city. Miss Carmen burkoc. Of Malaga,
spain, Miss Bessie td~ill pr Mar
Earot B"rowiuEtou and Nj Porter.
Miss Nil' S~truuqutst and Miss Flu
nice Hork'nhou assisted the hostess
during the social hour.
The nest meeting of the club viii
take place uuNt Thursday evening at
the HON" uf Mrs, j. q. Lewis ON
West silver HAtuup.