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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
PRESIDENTS EVENING AT
FORTNIGHTI4N CLUB.

The annual reception and musicale
Of the Fotrnightly Music club, dcdi-
Gated to the presidents. pact and
present. Of the club will be held next
Tuesday evening In the Woman's CLUB
at \ o'clock.
Each member Of the club is expect
ed to bring one or two invited guests
to share In the enjoyment Of the fine
program and In the cultivation Of
friendships.
Mrs. John w. Wilson, the new club
president, and all the past presidents
OF the club will receive the company.
Mrs John II. Clark a arranged the
following musical treat:
1. Vocal - "MaVournccn." tMarg-
ret Lang. the University Ladies' Sex
tctte.
2. Solo-"Danny pccver.' (kip-
ling), music by Damrosch. Rev.
Charles Mexican.
g. Violin Caprice Basque,
t~Strasatcb, lie Roy Nott.
& Soio-s Selected, Mrs. Elizabeth
Z. Vocal-'Thc Morning wind
Gene Brascombe), University Ladies'
quartet.
After tho program there will be re-
treatments and thereafter the com
many will give themselves to tht
rythm Of music. Dancing Crou qu,
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LADIES
GIVE ten.

ono Of tho very pretty Halloween
teas thnt filled the social calendar
the past week was the Methodist
silver tea on Tuesday afternoon az
the home q Mrs. j. VI. poulittle. on
West Tiiorus venue. yellow and
orange duhlias. African marigulds
and nRsturtiums made bright dccora'
ton and. interpreted with the black
cnts and witches or Halloween time.
quite effectively impressed the sea
son upon the minds of the guests.
Friends 81 tho church md members
OF the Ladies' Ala society Of the
church called turing the afternoon.
tho number Of guests being unusually
large for n social of the kind. Com
mittncs of tho society were In charge
% the various details Of entertaining,
Receiving with Mrs. poolittle were
Mrs. u. @. Tompking. Mrs, T., g OF
w.eii. Mrs. e a. Watson and Mrs y.
". McCloakov Mrs. Alonzo Bright
and Mrs. T. Miller poured. and were
assisted IN tho dining room by Mrs.
G. y. McCown. Mrs Walter None
man. Mrs Paul Roberts and Mrs. J.
e. McClogigov. other members nj
Tho entertainment committee were
Mrs. W r. Rrtnuon. Mrs sam Kav.
Mrs Grace White and Mrs, Frank
Schultz.
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DtICINI,A CIJB DANCE.

\ very pretty dance was given ia
honor Of the Duiciuea club at thu
Muman's club Saturday evening. De-
toIDr "a Tho usual good time which
tho club enjoys once every iva weeks
was iu evidence.
Thoso present were the Misses
\lrgio Romero. Mcla Sediiio. Clara
Sanchez Sylvia vigil Gertrude Sedillo.
Marian sanchez. Mclita chavez. ANITA
Forces. Margaret CASTILLO. Emmn Gil
bort. Beatrice Torres, Lupita Mon
tauo. vivian Miruhal pruKcdes Torres.
Theresa Otoro, Eliza Torres. Della
chavez and Adele GREGG. iiessrs.
RUFUS scuillu, John Hernandez. Adolfu
Armilo. MuA Chavez. Paul M%irahal,
trucst Torres. riacidn padiilh. Tony
Luna. Manuel Lotato, Vincent Otero,
JACOB nuHois Alfred Bacu, Higinio
chavez, Joseph boArmnnd, Franl
Romero, Cluido HarulH.. Body Ortega
toIriuuu chavez, john tivarri and
] Lelo 1rtrpu.
Punch was served throughout tn,
evening,
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DOROTHY L. McALLISTER
Telephone 9l5.

XD RINGING home the sheavcs' with a dance somewhere for
TX every sheaf, has been the chant of society this week. Hal
- lowe ZEN has been an unusually busy season this year. There
were dances every night and sometimes two Or three in one night
with the season holding over beautifully for next week.
The Business Women's dance next Friday will be one Of the
events of the early winter. for the business women, with a true bus
mess woman's instinct, are making it quite the most select sort OF
thing, with admission only through tickets sold by the women the
Catholic council dance next Friday, the large Hanowee EN- party for
children tomorrow evening at the Connell home, all foretel a busy
week socially.
Duck dinners are "awf1y swaggah" this week with the season
in full swing and everybody either bringing one down or going
around without much fuss TO the corner grocery and getting a few
In fact, the ducks and the Halowee n witches have so swarmed our
social horizon that eyerything else is more or less backed on the map.
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prEN DoNs HAVE hrs
FALL MEETING.

The Ten Dons met for the first
time this fall on Tuesday evening
with Dean and Mrs. c.. Il. Hodgin
In University Heights. The va
cancies cause by the absence OF
Dr. d Il. Boyd md A. B. Stroup
were fined by Attorney q. NJ. Bolts
and ,. A. Hnbbs. THE Ciiff Dwell.
ors" were very accurately and inter
estlngly described In n paper by T..
u. Cristy. Mrs. Hodgln was assisted
at the dinner by Mrs. ID. 4. Bittner
and MisN Violet jahns.
The Dons entered on their seven
teenth year Tuesday, as perhaps the
most exclusive mems club In the city,
The membership has always been
limited to ten. n so desirable Is
membership In II, hat the ten have
stayed with it," and arc practically
all charter members.
The next meeting IN to be held with
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Perry. A. r..
McMllen VIII read a paper. what
tho Legislature Of New Mexico
Should DO"
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pop
RECITAL.

Gh0Tte- wIIrI0s hnI-0ITn- UIID-
toms bogies. bats and li,rk cas- moi
al the Womaus club ou Frtbrv .,,.
ming and grupod abott swnrr IA,
autumn lcayez. corn stnIks upl .Inc,-
o-lantcrns. Each of tho weird crsn-
lures proved 90 have nImhIo rnrorr
and found his way Ia I'M, piano to
express his spIrit i'm IL minor u.IDry
The decoration and costume. ndl,-
much TO the ,-ffoctivcnres of IA, fol.
| lowing Halloween program given b,
| the piano pupIs NJ Nir4 "a 81 Comn-
Progrnm
"poct, HIND N..Httr... rtu,.
No. -. p.,,-,ti r
E,,.s, OIL,
NJ, Iintrohit,- -,s,..rt.r5,
Virginia shelton
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business Womcn's dance November
4 at the Elks club.
The usual details OF business pre-.
coded the program. including the.
award Of the attendance prize 10 Mrs.
s r. Newcomer, by Miss Mary Paine
OF the Y. NJ. G. 4. Five new names
were voted upon and accepted. in
Guiding the following: Mrs. u. r..
WtldrcSs, Miss Catherine McCor.
mack. Miss Helen Hurlburt, Miss Ia
Han Franzen and Miss Alma Mckee
II was announced that the Bust
ness Woman's dance next week will
be the first Of q series which tho club
Is To give to create "a fund for a
clubhouse.
Carl G. Magco or the Morning Jour
nal WAS the speaker Of the evening
and presented % straightforward ar
gument In favor OF the science of
s~ulcsmanEhip for as well as
men, in whatever line uf business
they choose 1T Is u development
Of taste that creates business" the
speaker stated, not merely an ac.
tuul need The successful business
In this day II that which creates "a
new need that the people have not
fclt before" Mr., MhEcc gave as
four rules In the sCencc Of selling
ones articlc-whethor n be ideas.
service or mrrChandisc-thc follow
ing First, ones address: second. hor
personality. or the way In which she
makes herself personally well liked:
third, making tho people believe in
her: and fourth making the goods
stand IN TO representation The
speaker closed his remarks with Tho
stntemcnt hat more failures could
be attributed 20 the lack of knowl
cdgc Of the science Of .nlcsmanship
than 10 any other cause
Mnrinno Garcia played r. piano
selection. responding 10 a very an.
thusiastir encore. and j. T.. Rcrpus.
horger gave a selection on tho either
Mr. Regenshcrgor also responded to
"a second call.
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gave a large Halloween party Friday
evening for their friends at the
Matthew ranch north OF W the
lower hall was teeming with black
paper cata and bats ~ orange paper,
while the upper hall, lighted with
Jack-o'lanterns and decorated with
c~ornstalks, was hung with appler
%largaret Fornker won the prize for
ARRIVING a peanut farthest on a silver
nifo. and Carrie Swenson won the
rize for eating the apple first from
ne string. The guests were Merle
harlotto Cornell. Elsie SEVERN.
tarthn Yott. Dorothy 0rose. Rather
ne Needham. Florry Wagner. Ldla
Wagner. Carrie Swcnson aud Mar
aret Foraker and Creighton Foraker,
,. NJ. Belts. Melton Rose, Roy FIFE
Gerald, Elton Harris, Sven Swenson'
fred Deur, Francis Smith, Joe Moze-
Is, Harold Hall. Ray Hall. Robert
-Iali. Eddy Crosse. Ruehl Harris, o
sleasner, Ed Gleasner, Waldo Con-
iell. Junior Cornell, Robert Wolfe,
Moseby Wolfe, Frod Cox and John
paul Boren.
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TO READERS.

All advance notices ~ church.
lodge or club activities. or nc
counts OF any social activities,
will he welcomed by the society
editor Send IN items before ~
o'clock moor on Saturday. or call
Iih after 3 o'clock In tho after.
noon.
An social Items Of interest will
appear In the sunday society cdi.
ton " phoncd or sent In before
Saturday noon.
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%uALIOwEEN MASK DANCE.

Mrs. Albert simms gave a Hallow-
c'en mnsk dance for her niece. Miss
Margaret Bum. last night at the
Country club. Gay costumes were
lust the touch to make the affair an
uninue one, and with the elaborate
decorations Of the Count club dance
OF Friday evening still there. the
scene was merry and brilliant. There
were 20 guests. They were the
Misses Ernestinc Huning, Virginia
M~cIandress. Elizabeth Cooper, Tins
10y Burton, Berthe Arnot, Josephine
Miner. Elizabeth Kistler. and Mar
guret Wagner and Thomas Cooper,
Charles Barber. otto Bebber. Man
Merritt, Jimmie Lyons, Howe Eiler,
Bnl Naughey. Woodtord Helm. Hugo
Schultz ana Archie Waldie.
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MISSES THELMA AND
BEATRICE NOE ENTERTAIN.

The Misses Tholml n Beatrice
Noe gave one of the largest OF the
Halloween dances this week. laNi
night at their home on South Hish
street. Dancing comprised the CHIEF
form " diversion OF the evening, and
there were Halloween games also.
The guests came masked. Those pres
ent were the Missed Forrest Appleby.
Mildred suggs, Helen Haynes, Con
stance Chadwick. Florence Reynolds.
Elizabeth Strong, Alice Jones Gladys
Howard, ollie Pitt. Adelia Elder.
sarah Farrell, Helen Selvert' May
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Carl MNGIE ADDRESSES
BUSINESS WOMEN.

Tho business and Professional
Womcn'a dinner last Monday cvening
at the y. NJ q. \. Mas u ~ the
most entertaining Of the winter, with
n program Of speeches u music,
and with the air fun ~ plans for the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
CLIFFORD BROWN
HAS PARTY.

Clifford Brown. the son OF Mr., and
Mrs. T.. J. Brown. gave a Halloween
party last night n his home on West
Marquette avenue. with all the ifal-
loween decorations and "fixin'H,"
with games. n Halloween IDEAS ex-
pressed In tho refreshments. Pump
kin faces OF ice cream were the chief
delight OF the young guests at sup
per. There were fifteen young folks
present.
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MISS MARGARET McCANNA
E~NTI.RTAINS.

a Halloween dinner party was
given Friday evening by Miss Marg-
aret McChnna at her home on North
Fourth street, and waH followed by a
general exodus OF the party To the
Country club for the formal Hallowe'-
en- dance given there. Place cards
and candles and pumpkin faces decor
ated the table most artistically The
members Of the party We're Mr.. and
Mrs 4. +. McCanna, Mr., and Mrs
Joseph McCanna. Mr. and Mrs
George Smith Farr. Miss Grace Stortz,
Miss Dorothy Fleisch, Harold Sellers
Herbert Horton. OF Des Moines ana
Ray McCanna.
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Mrs. Arno Huning a issued tnvl-
tationE this week to "a dance which
she will give Friday evoning for Miss
Dorothy Fleisch, Of Chicago. who n
the guest Of her aunt. Mrs. W. X
walton. The dance will be- given at
Huuiug castle.
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nUInCE THURSDAY.

Mrs. Aldo Leopold and Mrs. ]. +.
Mullen entertained at a bridge and
tea Thursday afternoon In honor OF
Mrs. A. -. Maha u Portland, oregon,
and Miss Julia Wilson. OF Chicago.
Mrs. Wnhn formerly lived in Albu-
quoraue. and Miss Wilson has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. q. l. Brooks,
for the past few weeks. There were
three tables Of cards. and about
eighteen guests FOR tea.
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Lynch: and Carl Allen. Charles
strove, Bernard Rice. Harris Moore,
Harold johnson, Samuel Goodwin.
Paul Schaeffer. Sol Elder, Nolley
Brown. Bruce Green, Joe kirkpatrick,
william Bryce. Chs rles Bryce, Ledge
Thatcher. clyde Mccullough. John
wilkinson. John Oldaker. Billy John
son Crayton johnson, and Charles
Thatcher.
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MIR. AND MRS. STEVE RAILING
HAVE ANNIVERSARY.

Mr.. and Mrs, Steve Balling gave n
dinner sunday evening. celebrating
sary. Relatives and friends called
during the day to give them their fe'
licitations. In the evening, dinner
was served, with many lovely details
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
FOLKS HAVE
HAIIDWE'EN PARTY

Gertrude n Theodore Magee CAV
"A Halloween party Friday evening Tor
~ of their friends. at their home on
West Copper avenue. Games and for
tune telling. and Halloween ~decora-
tons were "a source 81 continuous de
light during the evening.
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cnnnnrN,s -Srn9kr PATTY.

Douglas Geakc. the little daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. George Geake. gave
q hilarious Halloween "spook" party
last Friday evening for her friends In
the immediate neighbsrhood, enter
tanning ~ guests Halloween games
and "a Hallow0 on supper were the
particularly Important features TO the
children.
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SUNSHINE CIRCLE MEETS.

The Sunshine Circle Of Itcbcknh
lodge met Tor sowing and n general
good time Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs A. Rossiter. about go being
present. The seasons decorations
were nrtisticaity used to decorate
the house. \ program was gwen,
the feature Of which were piano re
l%octions by Mrs. charles Walters.
The next meeting Is TO be with Mrs.
James.
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SEWING %NfEETiNGS.

The indies AID Society o. 81 Paurs
English lutheran church held two
well attended sewing meetings during
the past week. meeting with Mrs.
X. ]. B~aidridge, 500 North Thirteenth
street IN Tuesday Afternoon. and with
Mrs. George stripe SIS South Broad
way. Thursday afternoon. Another
sowing meeting has been arranged
for Tuesday afternoon Of the coming
week NJ the home Of Mrs. o. A.
i-aughner. 70s South Arno.
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COG
ENSEMBLE CLUB TO
ENTERTAIN HISIlNNDS.

Ensemble bridge club mot on Mon
day afternoon at tho home Of Mrs,
G. T. French Tor their regular meet
Ing. There were two tabics.
Tho club vii entertain at dinner
within the ncNt two weeks. or at an
~rvcning party. FOR their husbands.
and are planning on an elaborate al
fair.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30

Roaalind. countess OF Carlyle. Ella
Wood. Tor 90 years state treasurer OF
me ~. G. T. u, and Margaret Foley.
OF Vaughn. y, NJ. "A young woman OF
the New Mexico white ribbon ban
were honored IN special memorial
services Of the state W. G. 7. u, IL
tho recent convention at Santa Fe.
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MRS. ANGLE HAS CLUB.

The G. and Y, Bridge club played
last Monday afternoon at h home
OF Mrs. q. X. Angle. There were three
tabled Absences were filled In by
Mrs. +. s Donnell and Mrs. Pruitt.
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COUNTRY CLUR FoRMAL DANCI.

a County club dance thht was a
hiHtory-makinE IN Country club
dances was the formal one given t.tcic
Friday evening to celebrate the Hal
lowc'en season. Gay colored balloons
were suspended from h cciling,
while the floor lamps were shaded
with orange and swarming with black
cats. Pumpkin faces lined the mant-
els and corn stalks stood IN the
corner. The music was In keeping
with the spirit 81 the occasion. n
so, Il was with tagging stcps-not be-
cause they were tired. eithcr-thnt
the guests made their departure some
time after midnight.
Dccolletego aud evening suits were
quite an unique note, n an alto
gether satisfying onc a supper OF
Halloween things was served at mid
night.
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piiI Nj PARTY.

The piIi- oi Phi M sorority gay,
o. %IialluW,n on dance party Friday
evening ut the sorority house. enter
tanning about thirty guests. \ witch
uUI.od uu the scene ut 40 u'clouk aud
told t|uffuuos. THERE was dancing un-
900 10 clock. and supper Until ~.
The rhuprrou,s we're Nj. and Mrs.
kenneth Balcomn and the guests
we're the Misses ElNinu Millken.
T. IIiltu Patton, Cluriam rauons. Ruth
H,tiu. Margaret Gusdorf. Margaret
suIrFn bertha Lee Payne Geraldine
FULLY. Sell Hess, Dorothy Wagner.
NcIma smith Edna Miller Newell
] olson and Octaytu Johnson, and
Perkins Patton. Pat Pugh, Dudly
/ suy4or George White, Dale snyder
Hoy Hickman. Dick Cuipepper, Ed.
ward Morgan. Richard Angle, Mar.
shall Wilson Erwin Betts. Ogio Jone'
and WIN Stale.
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MERCEDES CLUB no MEET
WEDNESDAY.

The Mercedes club viii be enter
tanned next Wednesday afternoon AT
tho home OF Mrs. j. a. Olcasner on
the Indian school road. The program
for tho day viii be prepared by Mrs,
Fred Fakes.
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INCIITN MINII.iHs DANCE.

One ot the most enjoyable affairs
uf the week was the dance given FOR
tuH mvmb,rs OF the faculty. at tho
University and their wives at Rose
Cottage There were about forty
guests. end Halloween decorations
ware used 20 give tho place "A festive
look
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BRIDGE CIluB TO MEET.

Miss Margaret Hubben will enter
tuintain her bridge club next Satur-
la afternoon, az her home on West
Cnhl Nummn
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DE Mo,Ay,s GIVE DANCE

One OF the many dances OF tho
week was hat given Friday evening
nj the Masonic Temple by members
OF DE Molay. who entertained for tho
members OF the Eastern Star. tho
Aiasons. and their own families.
Masonic standards In dances were
followed TO the highest letter. and
consequently, everybody had a good
time.
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DANCE AT me DORM

The dormitory girls at the Univer-
sity Will give a dance tomorrow W.
ing for Halloween at the University
women's gymnasium. There will be
80 couples. The girls club OF the
dorm" has promised something al
together new In the way OF Hallow.
cen decorations and favors and fea'
ture dPnces.
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pINNER pARrY ~TTESnAY.

ut. aud Mn. Hairy Los HaVo a
most enjoyable dinner party Tuesday
evening. regsilng their guests with
the popular dish OF the season-duck.
There were eight guests. and e thor
oughly delightful evening,
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Mrs. WHITE To ENTERTAIN
.IDEAI GIIfn

The Ideal bridge club will meet on
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Grace
White, for their regular bi-monthly
tables.
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JOLLY scoRE CLun MEETs.

The jolly Score card club was enter
tained Wednesday evening at Mrs
Ray Baily's on Fourth street. foul
tables PLAYING. There were Hallow'
cen decorations IND refreshm,entl
with Halloween favors.
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FOR MRS. JACB Peterson.

MI. and MfHl IIoHt'T NU'p"T h"N'
"a Mexican supper "Wednesday eve
ming for Mrs. Coopcr's ulster Mrs.
Jnck Peterson OF Los Angeles, at
their home. Chile. hot tamalcs and
an that goes with them. were served
In a buffet suppe Afterwards, tho
guests went to the Country club II
danced. There were 10 present
Last Saturday. Mrs Ralph keleh"r
entertained for Mrs. Peterson AZ the
Country rluh nj "a luncheon. Thrr"
were eight guost8.
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The Friday Bridge club will meet
next Friday with Miss Estelle Luthy.
on South Arno street.
600
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Halloween Witches Have Society in a Mad Whir;
Week is Notable One for Dances and Partiei

significant OF the occasion-nowcrs,
silver decorations and a largo wed.
ding cake. tn. guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. 3. NJ. Baning. Mr., and Mrs Y.
". Baillng. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
coweli. Mr.. and Mrs. George Snyder.
W. and Mrs. p Mamsex; Miss
Miss Carrie Hochsider. Simon Ball
Ing and Grant Shaw.
Mrs. steve Baliins was given a
surprise party saturday Afternoon:
and presented her with a silver bak-
Ing dish. The afternoon vas spent
playing cards. and a lunch was served
AZ S o'clock. There were 2b guests.
FOR TEACHERS
CONVENTION.
The T. T. A. OF the North Fourth
Street school held a meeung Friday
afternoon at the school 10 mako plaEs
for al exhibit and a program TO be
given during the teachers conven.
ton here in Noysmesr'
DANCE At FoRAKER HOME.
Miss Mary Foraker and Miss Alice
0ioasner. gave n Halloween dance
last night at the Foraker home on
North Fourth street road. The guests
were high school boys n girls. Corn
gtaiks and autumn leaves. with black
cato and yellow Don played their
part in making the house look very
festive. The guests came In mask.
with spooks and witches very much
In evidence. Tho guests were the
| Misses Sarah Farrell. Amy Gaia, May
Pomcrenk, May Fitzgerald. Ora Fifz-
gerald. Dora Coleman. Scvcrnc
Dixon. oeorgia Jones, Louise Blake
more, Margaret Foraker, n Elliott
\ wiggiosworth Eidred Harrington.
Loren Mozely. Laurence Phiibrick.
Walter Pomerenk. George Pomerenk,
Robert Fitzgerald. Robert Hall. Joe
Cling, Paul Smith. Richard Jones'
and Frank Lawle.
PARTY AT ST. vfscESrs
ACADEMY.
The limitation" party for the
freshman n sophomore girls Of thu
81. Vincent academy given by the
junior and senior girls Friday even
Ing In the recreation hail. was also
Halloween party, and thus was
twice as interesting as i otherwise
been re-decorated and had fortune
telling, pots-of-gold and other symbols
OF Halloween. The freshmen drew
their fortunes from the golden pot
and read them aloud. A program
was given. with song solos by Miss
cJlNlh DANlrs ny tnt Nhttft OF Mau-
netonka" and THE Cuckoo" and a
solo dance by II. J. X" The remain
der OF the evening was spent in
dancing. The guests were the Misses
Josefa Mares. Piedad. salas, Frances
Capt. Marjorie McGiiiivray. Julia
sandovai. Gertrude Bnca. Gloria
M,era. Nora Andrews. Emma Duran.
Alice Barela. Frances Tenorio. Ger
trude Ziflas. Louise Giveradon. Lena
Duran. Esthor Lynch. Sophia Mares.
Frances Mcdonald. Loretta wilcox.
Marie Mearns. Adele Mearns. Denise
Bi-ette, Wilma Foote. Edith owen.
Nafe Francis, lola Reid. Elizabeth
Cooksey, Ellen Campbell. Isabel
Pinard. Leta Rideli. Eleanor Ziiies.
Ida Jean Kemble. Renetta Morelli.
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