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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-12
\ TRIE To M DEDICATED
To iIBtQtIRQIE rs HEROES.

y tree, TO tho memory oil the boNH
OF albuquerque who lost their lives In
the world war or who, though not In
active service. died In the service %
their country. will hc planted and
formally dedicated Il the departed
heroes March 20, one week from to-
morrow. The American Legion and
the War Mothers will have charge
of the services at the Soldiers and
Sailors park on West Central, be-
tween Thirteenth ana Fourteenth
streets, whcr" tho tree g. L. hc
planted. Mrs. Otcro, mother % luis
Ot"ro, the first Albuquerque hoy
whose body was returned from Eu-
rope. win dedicate the tire" BY laying
the wreath upon u RoN. Wiufrvd
" Icigicr, chaplain Of the American
Legion post here. and Father H. L.
iawton. $ y. viii offer prayers
\ parade, consisting OF the War
Mothers and the men Of the Legion,
the g. \, Il, Waman's Relief corps,
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Disabled
Soldiers league, veterans # th'
OF the n \. Il and the :. \ r.. and
an other patriotic organizations In
the city, will form az . o'clock at IN,
urmurN and march tu the music of
Ellis band tu the park. The city
commissioners ana city managers vii
also take part All citizens are asked
to bo present at the dedication Of
The tree, as well as tho ~aforcnamcd
organizations
No definite program Of procedure
has boon made out yot, hut Just be-
fore the services II will be publicly
announced,
This dedication Or n tree 20 tho
martyrcd soldiers Of the war b. part
of q iutIou-widu observance OF Arhoi
Day The symbolism Of tn" tree
standing through generations AZ a
monument To the men who sacrificed
their lives for their country and tol
the ideals that u strovo to maintain
rs one that has q lasting significance
and in all that the tree means to NJ
th" memory OF their deeds will be
borne I'm upon US.
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IOkNAI DINNER IOn
Mis-. And WISE kNNpI.

Tuesday evening, Charles l"mhk'
gave 70 formal dinner dance at o."
Country club 100 honor ut Mrs 4. e.
Knapp Of Portland. ore, aud l,r
daughter Mis-, Florence. who spent
the week Visitng IN The city. The am
ing table was gay with flowers and
little Japanese lanterns. which were
given as favurs, After dinner there
was tn, dance In the ballroom with
piano and drums. Mr.. l-Whkc't
guest we're Mrs Enapp Miss Knapp,
MIR. and Mrs Laurence Lee, Ng and
Mrs. Henry q Coors. Mr.. INC Mr.
Emory Davis Of Los Lunas. tAc MINIS
eS Ruth Tompkins, Eyangeliuv Perry,
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Mt tho Old church. and then taken
through the historic adobe mission.
Returning 20 Albuquerque, Mr.
BrrrCc ana Mr. Whitmor. with Mrs.
Kenneth BaldridEc. Mrs. H. /. Brrh-
mcr. MIS-, Hugh putt'r and Mrs.
Agnes Aycrytt did the houors or hos.
tess at the Country club at e yellow
and white luncheon. yellow t~r.csla-
and Iurqui's filled the club rooms:
and tn" guests were given boxes Of
Sew Mexico shcllod pinon nuts. tied
with yellow ribbons, for mvors. The
lunch was q really beautiful function.
aud was so pronounced hy the yis-
tors.
An auto ride through the valley fol
lowed the lunch In which the beau
ties of IA" country and historic points
were shown tn, visitors. just before
train time. Mrs Whitmrr took the
crowd to her homo on Luna Houlv-
ward. whore th,y were entertained In.
formally Tor 10 short time.
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IIDNp SIT l;t.iS
HOST At DINNER.

Although the visitors made ih'lr
stay here aIl too short. Mrs Knapp
aud Mi,a Flor, nee Knapp of port
land, ore, were gaily fct,d the una.
week, ana won a place IN tho hearts
Of thos' who were privileged 20 meet
them. m, of the pr,fticsi of num-
crouF affairs Was tho dinner party a.
Tamarisk Inn Wednesday at which
Lloyd Sturgc4 was host, Tho guests
wcro MR. Knapp Miss Florence
Knapp. Mr. and Mrs Frank Hurbcll.
,lr. Nr and Mrs I'd Chase Miss Mar
lori, Allen. Miss charlotte Lcmhkc.
Miss Ruth Tompkins. Arthur Prayer.
Leo Nurphy Fred White and Chts.
Ipmhko
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NN
h1IIiNDDN FATTY ron
Mis- MD MISS LOWE.

a yurN pretty afternoon party in
honor of her mother, Mrs james NJ.
Lowe and h,r sister. Miss AdDlnidc
lowe. wuH given by Mrg John n.
Class last Thursday afternoon at her
homo uu south Hlgh street Tho
rooms w,r" 'pEirfIllv arranged. deco
rai,d horc and thoro with vases ul
spring blossoms or with green plants.
and the guests spent q most delight
iul afternoon meeting and talking
with rho tWo charming visitors Those
invited "a meet Mn and Miss Lowe
wer. Mrs l. - Uic,. Mrs e. T..
Luwhor Mr. D. ~ TuII Mira 3 ..
Shurilp. Airs % a. Uittn'r Mr.. y
- Cornish. 81 and MrS f. g. Cor
nisE ia Mrs = e. Luthy. Mr. Lo-
10, Peters Ms. Fife. Mes George
Mitchell Mrs FRANK Wagner Mrs
L'Firr Cooper Mrs : Fred i'ritlt ana
Miss Erirllt lIfHv
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IRISH PROGRAM AT CATHOLIC
hlIIlNn I'LL RNDAA.

NcNt Thursdty afternoon, nt three
o'clock the pupils OF IA, class 81 rN-
precision ~ m" linHCullto Conception
school viii present a ST rltriCk's
day entertainment. undpr the dirc,-
ton Of Mrs Strumquisi. tho class,
coach Last N'ur ~. p1triCk's day
program. with ms scholarly readings,
.ts fairy dunrus and it's beautiful little
pilylr- AN dealing with history and
traditions ~ the Emerald lsl', VaS
not only written hut directed hy Mn.
~StrumqulSi, and Is still fresh On IA"
minds ct the public. and go sum" idea
of the class of entertainment can be
Judged beforehand. Everyone is in
Nlttd to the program.
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.LOIIS MIIIL,N CONCERT
IIIkIIN SELLING STEADILY.

Mv,hau concert, to be held OF the
high school auditorium ON the oven
iuE OF April e. ls going steadily tor
ward. and indications are that there
viii be- a fuli house ~ greet this Albu-
u,rlu, anger M MrDhan igis q
lyric tenor vote, of an unusual quail
IT'S. strength and % pleasing tuual
quality. being combined 90 'Ntrnprdi-
mary degree"
Mr. Mcphau is returning Co tho city
Tor tho first time % some Ave o. six
Years. when he first began his music
studies NlbupuotIucans have not
heard him since he began his voice
training ana so an absolute surprise
viii await them at M"ohan's OF
rert-a surprise hat u b. sut" TO sur
mise, viii not be- unmiscd With "a good
deal OF pride.
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Mrs. 81 NIik INTIl,TAINS -.
4. =. SEEMING IIIU

last Wednesday afternoon Mis-.
e. 90 CLARK entertained az one ~ IN"
most delightful parties ct the week
tor ih" ladies of 90" Eastern star
rcwinE club. tt her homo on North
High street Th,r" were forty gtcrt-
assembled for tho regular monthly
sowing bee, 81 the club Hhif OF the
afternoon was devoted To usual pas
time OF rrpch'tIug knitting, cmbruid.
cring and an other urcdlr work
known ga IN" feminine mind, and the
other hult Go "a very exceptional pro-
gram ut readings and vocal and piano
selections Mrs \, D. Miller gave
some song selections that were heart
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N
MISS lBIGAII MltILTTTI
81 HI'l,ISlN SISTER

Mis- Abigail Mal.cttc was hostess
AZ % delightful surprise birthday
parts last Friday evening AT her home
ON South Third street, when she on
'"ttHinDd lu honor u hor sister. Miss
Ethel Mallrtto. Tho guests spent the
ct"niuL iu dancing Those who par
]ticipntri in this charming affair were
the Misses Elizabeth Rodgers. Emily
Nllvudrcs. Eossi, Sclso, Tholma
Adams. Margaret Blank, Florence
MHllett'. Ethel Allison. Alma Elkius.
Ethel aud Abigail Mailcttc: and
G"urE" Lawrence. Limcsbauch. Fred.
'rick-. Raymond Frccloyo. Clnud,
Ihaclvu. Thomas Boyd. Harold
BLANK, Bud Hutchinson, Joe Foster.
ItN NIilttts
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Mis-. WHEELER HOST
N DINNER.

NM r I WhUCIer OnIOItiIn'N NJ
dinner "Wednesday evening IN honor
~ Miss Eliza Evans of Chicago, IN"
rll.s, of the g. e. smiths at their
homr ON North Fourth street Miss
Evans stopped over In Albuquerque
en- route from san Fraucisco 90 Rug-
era. Ark. where sh" was called ny
IN, Illness ct her sister Mrs wheeler
entertained delightfully."- \ "Trip 20
Whitcomu Spriugs ELECTED the adui-
ration uf Miss Evans, who stated ih"i
Sew Mexico scenery had % ll'lul-
,sluo quality an It's own,
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WOMEN JOIN LEGION
~ NIIINRN.

The organization of thu Woman,
AUXILIARY TO the American Legion was
effected last W 'ducsday evening at
h banquet held at TAFT hall In IN"
Al'arado hotel, when ibout - mem
hcrB Of the Legion and prospective
me uhDrs ~ the auxiliary met to-
gcthcr tn, dinner was served AZ
half prrt six, n at the conclusion
sp' -ch's were made hy Col Henry
r. Brown and Carl e. Mig,c. and q
tribute 90 the ladies hy g. o. Wost,r-
Held.
only temporary arrangements
were made Wednesday, a. the char.
ten VII Dee open To members until
March o.. Tentative Officers w.rr
elected at that time. and viii hold
until th" membership Is closed and
90 Complvt" Organization meeting can
Dee held.
As stated last week. the mothers.
wives. sisters and daughters Of Amer
i'au Legion men iu good standing
are eligible MI. Wc.torncld has
stated that he is holding the mem
hvrship open. believing that there
were some who would like to joiu
IN" auxiliary who were not able to
attend the banquet and who were
anxious tu De Included ln tho charter
membership. Those Who wish to
Join nave been asked 10 register their
membership Jt Mr. W,stcrficld's OF
flee.
Tho ladies who were a., guests 81
tn" American Legion and were assist
ed In organizing. expressed IN, n -
solves as most grateful for the oppur-
tunity to- %urgluiz" ~ a branch OF the
Legion, announcing that they would
meet once q month socially and plan
various things for the disabled sol
di'rs who tr" al present their par ir-
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organized q club Goo work ior the adj
Nlurcm'ut OF Adah chapter and To-
come together with common inter-
,s'a The meeting was held ct IN"
home ct Mrs T. 4 Reed An election
ut officers and q snort social hour
comprised the meeting. the date set
lur IA, next being the first Monday
afternoon ct April y committee ON
constitution and bs laws was appointed
To- draw up u tentative set 60 present
az the u'Nt mrrtiuE
Tho officers are Mrs. Reed, prcsl-
dent Mrs clara u, gers. Vice pr,Si-
dent. Mrs. r 4 : hitcomh. 9'Drc-
taty -~iupusur,r. Tho ,omWitt', BE-
composed OF Mrs. MhitDomb and Mrs.
Henrietta Bailey.
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MERRITT DiDNkIK HEADS
COLLEGE S'H ilIN
Al DDI IpIR.

Merritt pldak'r an Alhupuvrur,
boy who D. q mctubur uf tho freshman
class uf the University ~ Colorado at
boulder. has recently been elected
president of tho Ath'uueum society
there according to AN item appcat-
ing In the school paper. SILVER and
Gold" Dldak,r graduated from tho
Albuquerque high school iu the class
Of 1919. ID witch he was president
The item ~ the BOULDER college paper
IL:
Merritt ", Oldakcr wa elected
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TWENTY NITIND tHDlU
MIINII HDN1I

The church choir 81 a., First Bap.
tist church spent u happy evening IT
alameda grove ltHt TUESDAY. when
they moiurrl 20 the popular picnic
grounds iur IL w,luir roast Mrs.
Blanche Underwood. choir leader.
was boz charge MiorI's aud buns.
and m~Jr-hmIlluws toasted over Tho
GOALS. made re- perfect menu for the
chilly evening" and the blaze of M,
camp tire was q grateful compile
mvut. There were about twenty
.vtgfu
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MIS-, ox,ry MSnhlssrs
q 4 A. IIIH t.iRi -

tn, e. 4 =. club moi for its res Il.
Iar weekly dinner ana program last
Tu,sda,. with Miss Ruth hNl"N, head
~ tho department uf spanish a. the
high school as speaker ui tn "''nr
ing Miss pNl'y gay, 20 thlk on her
ttip tu Spain aud Franz ihs' SUM
met. and heightened me interest
therein ny the collection ~ %scuNon,rs
which She passed around puipug tho
Girls
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CUNIJIS ~ MIKE
HOST AT DANCE

In ono ui airs Knapp and Misc
iloIcuC, knapp Of Portland. oI'
Charles Irmhkr gave a large dancing
party Thursday evening at Ihc 'pun-
try club. Dancing was MADE quite
ioyful with ma, excellent MUSIC pro-
Nidrd and M. crowd. all belonging "a
IN, couutrs ciuu set. had q very de-
lIEhtful VftuIUg
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MNsnNIC ON nNNCE.

Thv mrmbcrs ui the Masonic club
and their friends met last night At
the Masonic Temple and had one uf
their regular hi-mouthly dances over
one hundred couples were there Tn"
Duke City Orchestra played. and In
H. usual fine tui n. made some ut the
more ardent finger after time To go
home. Punch was ser ed throughout
The evening.
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SININ NEWLY PLEDGED

Monday, February -, saw soyotgl
new pledges added to the list u
Greek letter Miss Hvpiii
tspiuosa, Miss Vera Jordan and Miss
Dorothy Wagner were pledged I'M
Mu.
Miss Ruth buuEhCrty and Miss
Myrtle Walker were pledged Kappa
Kappa Gamma.
Alpha chi omega pledged Miss
Dorothy Donovan.
Alpha Delta ~ pledged Miss
Louise barrow.
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~
GOOD SAMARITAN
CLASS MEETS.

The Good Samaritan class II the
Central Avenue Methodist church
mot ut the church last Thursday att
Groom ut the church for their regular
devotional services and business meet
ms. and for M, social hour that uI
way followed Hihl" readings. HYMNS
ana business matters pertaining to
tho work OF Oh, class took up tho
whole Of tho afternoon Five Of the
members served refreshments az the
close 81 the meeting
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IJISDNN CIIB 10 NIIT
WITH MRS. long

Mrs " ~ LonE viii be- hostess a.
the n,St meeting 81 IN" Tucsday lit
crary club the coming week Tho
club viii continue rs study Of the
Philippines. this time taking up ma
turr study iu the islands Tho topics
have been assigned to Mrs LOUIS
tlfcld. Mise Martha valiant. Mrs
Aldo Leopold and Mr. T. r. Boyd
Ms Laurence Toe viii give % book
review and Mrs e. r French will
load ,r the discussion 81 current
fHrIHH
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iy 'u'"r"d Miss Winfr,d Duyl, ,n-
t'r'atn'd the ladies in nor usual
charming way with two readings
Mn 'lurp'll gave several piuuu soc
l'rtiuns that wUrc IL real delight 10
h'r h"rrri4 and young Miss J,srlIc
Wolf ~dlHplayrd dramatic talent tl.l
was considered remarkable boz 300, SEQ
Npuug. iu her rendition uf ~ read
tugs Mrs Clark assisted ly Mrs
Schcrur and Mrs Whitcsidrs. served
refreshments at the conclusion ct the
afternoon o. work
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MRS. rEro> E>TTirrNi>s
wI.DNISDN.

Mrs John Trpon entertained iu-
formally at her home ON West Sc"
York aycuu" last W%,du,HdrF after
noon Tor q small group of frLhDiH
The rooms were tlatrmlly decorated
In spring hlussums that made them
attractive ~ bright \ pr,tty lunch
" q served at five O'Clock. Tho guests
We're Mrs j. = Hosal,I. Mrs Asher,
Mrs Reynolds and IN, Misses II,I-
can. Eutrll,T and Adams.
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Mrs. ~.oopmcmmNs Grup
'sSENING BEE

Tho an day sewing he'd week ~
during Lent by tn" wum'n 81 ~
Johns guild was done Yesterday ~
Mrs. Al Goudrighs un south seventh
street. Aprons aud ot1"r articles l"i
~, .1I. that viii follow after Easter
we're made a dainty spring luncheon
was served by thu hostess at ono
g'glstk
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Card Clubs

Mrs g y Lowb,r entertained M,
Highland Hridg' club last Turalat
afternoon az Two tables Of cards
Tho Wednesday Bridge club were
the guests ct N"- Nniiaco Hcsspliou
last Wednesday afternoon
NprUs MAI Bridge club PLAYED M
Mrs Mi'fam llolm's last TUESDAY
afternoon.
Mr. u o. Ha,uc was hostess last
IhHr7itN 2" % members of o., Jolly
Seventeen card club.
The ld'nl Bridge club PLAYED it4
regular game Of bridge last TUESDAY
Afternoon with Mrs. Harry N~spinwall.
ia Notrc club PLAYED three t,bi,.
~ hridg" last Tuesday afternoon with
Airs T. g Odcn
Tho Lucky Thirteen card club iq
playing neat Wednesday afternoon
Win Mrs VI r Huon.
Tho Two Thirty club met twice this
v"'k. playing ou Thursday and Sat
urd1' with MIR y VI bnulittlp and
Mrs Martin.
Tn" Monday Bridge club has dis.
continued fur SOM, time. and no def
not" arrangements Tor lts rcorrnulzi-
ton have been made.
Mr' r " Teller had q very pleas
ant meeting 81 Ia Notro bridge club
.H7t Tuesday afternoon, when three
tables were Played.
tn Misses Helen and Anna Nc.
Cure viii entertain their bridge club
u"N' SATURDAY. afternoon at their
home on North Second street
NJ. ~ Belts win have the next
meeting of The, "Wednesday afternoon
rridg, club AZ hrt home next week..
Ni's Frances Cartwright has tho
u " - care. club m - young high
school girls az her home this after
noon.
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Mrs. CAM rO ~
HONOR GUEST.

Mn Tom NIWkOrt WI 0ntUrfuIn
on Thursday afternoon with q hridE,
purty for Mis- Fred Cameron. who
will leave within u few weeks to
MAKE her home in Dou,or This is
ono Of m, many pretty parties
planned by Mrs ~C1mprou's friends
for IMu CMmLmu MnNk-
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At uItIIr.It.

Mrs Icrr, HpgrprI Is entertaining
AZ bridge ON Monday In honor OF
Mrs. Fred Cameron. member OF
the hridF" club 20 which the two
ladies belong win be- the guests Tor
tho mm.t MINT
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MRS. RANKIN TO
HAVE HItIpI.I.

Mrs. Don Rankin has planned a
bridge party FOR next Thursday even
ing at her home on Nurih Socoud
street Their" will b, three tables.
or members uf the Friday Evening
bridge club, and four extra tables ~
guggtF.
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<
last MOi,IHN NTWD>S
ORG ANIII.

An Past Worthy Matrons OF Adah
chapter ~ the Eastern star, or nf
other chapters who are IN good stand
ing aud are residing IN the city, have
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pICTt RI SHOW PARTY
PLANNED ron y. CIT n.

The e. q. = yluh ~ is nest meet.
ms ON TUESDAY of the coming week,
wnl huN, q picture show party att't
the sin O'clock dinner. The pai ~ was
announced as q cline partS mean.
ing no doubt that Oh" girls, would
draw the line at letting anN dates
into tE, party that u Will ba strictly
q q. Z. T. club annir This BE- a pleas
ant variation from Ihr "a talks or
lectures. and tho girls are looking
Onward to it.
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. ~ Girl
RESERVES MIIT

tn. Freshman Girl Reserves met
last Monday with Ma RuN brihaW
and continued thur reading ~
Pence at tho Solo non valley by
Margaret HIU NirCtt,r The girls
are ENJOYING the book immensely aud
Will finish IL at their r-'Ni rcndinE
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The Guod Time club CAV, Dos rcgu-
lat monthly dance last uight ut Col.
unbo hall. Printed Invitations wrrr
sent to quests Other than WpWhrrs
and a iatFV aud congrCial rroWd was
gathered tor the usual time that has
given tho club It's name Music was
furnished by the Colombo orchestra.
Charles Brinton was in charge.
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president of the Nihcnacum Wcducs-
lay evening Tor the third quarter.
Ito succeeds nyury bzuuur The
other Incoming officers OF N, society
are bN,rtuu Taylor vice president.
Herbert Irwin, secretary treasurer.
aud Weston Taylor. scrEsnnt-at-
arms Tho program committee APP
pointed hN tho new president Duusist.
of John Vincent Ethel I,Ns. Gcorg"
Whitaker Henry Ozouur was np.
pointed as publicity agent for tho
society
"pldJk'r is 70 freshman Of the Arts
phpoI Hr was Instrumental IN tho
founding ~ he Athcuacum. and did
consistent work Tor the society during
the ntsi quarter % iis existence n.
chairman of the program committee"
Another item Of interest appearing
lu thu Colorado uuiycrsity's paper IN
that announcing the election of Off.
Gers Tor the Now year iu the Y. W G.
A one of the outgoing officers this
yvar be- Miss Beatrice IIill Of Alhu.
uu'rqu' who, nj the time - the cleo
tons last ycur was a freshman at
the University OF Colorado Miss I'm
held m" position Of secretary.
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BhNQII-T NJ
.. q. 40 MONI.

The Jolly score card club dis,on g..
tinucd rs card playing season last
Iursuay evening with a banquet at
the ranch home - Mir u Mrs. 4 g.
jacobson Eighteen guests sat down
10 "a b'nutttul,y appointed table at q
O'Clock tud after ID four 'outso dinner
enjoyed some merry tuaHts. tn,
preHidcnt oi the CLUB. Mrs T.. g..
bouth Was then presented with % cut
glass bowl IN" guests played i've
hundred for the remainder OF tho
evening, MI. ~ r. Peffoy and Mr-
Baiiy Winning the high score price
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Legion; Il number of formal and smart affairs for Mrs. Knapp aud
Miss Florence Knapp of Portland and n series of parties for a pop
uRr card club member who is soon to leave town. a miscellany of
church affairs have taken, somewhat, the place OF the excessive
gaicty that marked the first part of the Lentcn season, and no one is
languishing under it, as he thought he would. However. We might
say that this week will see the passing of the depression, for the cal,
cndar ahead shows a great number Of things for spring entertain.
mcut.
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THY DO SAN-

That thoy nayo not lived but only
dreamed who have not experienced
the joy ut hcariug % society lady
say 10 you put my pu M th, uaprI.
IA has, sou fired and thru sU.
sends nor nuuly uuWu 10 So, that I.I
mandates ARE uboy.d 80. ui, WIN.
out society udi"s' Ike hat would
be- aH ,htv without TIA" holiness
That ana are tho m@tutiyutluuB
iuT the putting on the bonds COZ mttrI-
mouy h,rU a good Ou, imported
nom iarin A youug lady found
that b had 60 move There Was 20
shorttgu ct rooms 90 90, CTS shu
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