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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-25
DOROTHY T.. MoALLISTER
Telephone S45.

vTvIE wild eyed cowboy and the hot-browed politeian-thats the
dish that was set before the fastidious seeker after pleasure this
= week. II wouldn't do for her to pass IL up disdainfully, for IT
ism Z being done. But being the good sort she Is, and all that, we hon
estly believe She has relshcd il AS much a we have For what Is
more exciting than the avideyed voter hanging out wstfuIy at head
quarters, waiting the returns; or the buzzing telephone with the
breathless report at the other and, or the heated conversation apropos
Of candidates; than Mother rushing out of the door early Tuesday
morning while Daughter, poor working girl, gets up at half past six
for the first time in years, goes out and buys the eggs, and cooks
breakfast for the faIpilyf What n more amusing than the lady VINO
is 81 absorbed in her campaign talk that she does not hear a man
who is talking in her ear, and who finally in desperation grabs her by
the arm and turns her around to make her listen; whom she gives
a look az though he were a glass door, and turns and resumes her
heated speech. Certainly not the usual thing we call society.
The hospitality ball at which the governor was present the
president reception at the University, have done their considerable
hit to making the week IN unusually big one. Bridge clubs are form
ing This week preparations are being made for the big kiwanis meet,
which will have its social features in a banquet and a dance, perhaps
the various clubs, whose activities fill the winter days, are getting
ready for their new year-the Fortnightly club, the Tuesday Literary
club the Daughters Of the Revolution. Altogether, there is much to
keep us busy.
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SPANISH CI.rB HAS
DISTINGUISHED GUEST.

Members Of the Spanish club were
extremely fortunate IN having ns one
81 their guests last sunday. Professor
Aurello Espinoaa. OF Leland Stanford
university. American authority on
the Spanish language and author OF
many valuable teNt books on the
study OF the language. Professor
Espinosa il editor Of "Eapann." the
Official organ OF the National Society
Of the Associated Teachers OF Span
iah. He has collected many spanish
myths and folk stories and published
them In book form. II was IL Enfhcr
such material that his university 80
leased him last year Tor a years
saIaticni leave IN Spain. He IL a
member OF the Royal academy OF
Spain. a body that numbers some OF
the foremost schoiRrs OF the world
In ita membership.
The spanish club met Informally
on this occasion for h picnic at Ala
media grove. Some nhirty guests mo-
torcd out early In the afternoon and
cooked their supper over the camp
fire. Gathered round the table"
spread on the ground anecdotes.
stories ana jokes In spanish fol-
lowed one another In rapid succession.
Professor Aurelio E-pinosa told "a.
story about Eel dia de San Rogue
Of Spain: Attorney Dennis Chavez
save an Indian legend. and Judge
Felix Baca told some Spanish conun-
drums. No attempt 10 hold q formal
business meeting was made. but tho
afternoon given over TO M OF the
most delightful sessions since the or
ganizntlon of the club.
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CATHOLIC ItnsES DANCE.

CATHOLIC Iss1sES DANCE
The Ladies' Catholic Order Of For
rosters assembled Tuesday evening at
81. Mary's hail Tor the regular benefit
entertainment OF the order. with their
friends largely In attendance. There
were eight tables OF cards early Ia the
evening. and dancing following the
game.
The committee IN chnrge,vna head
ed BY Mrs. George Leslie and consist
ed OF Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Tom
DrLCINEA CLUB GIVES SURPRISE
ON Wednesday evening the Duicinea
club. that organization OF Spanish
young people that u meeting more
and more frequently for parties and
good times, gave a surprise party for
John Sediilo, who left Friday Tor
Georgetown University at Washington.
where he Is studying law The young
guest of honor came upon he'crowd
OF boys and girls seated In his home,
all unnwares OF the plot to he sprung
ON him. but when he situation had
been fully appreciated by everyone.
the young faka proceeded 10 have a
good time dancing and playing games.
Refreshments. Ice cream n cake,
were served. The guests were: Mr..
and Mis-. svdtllo. the Minree Mrin and
Gertrude Sedillo, sylvia Vigil. Clara
Sanchez. VirEie Romero. Marian san
chez, Emma Gilbert. Margaret Sala-
zar. fAupita Montana. Margaret Cas-
tiiio. Melita Chavez. Beatrice Torres,
Fclia Chavez: Messrs John Sedillo,
IsImilo Chayex. Biiy ApodncR. Theo-
dora Chacon. John Montano. Paul
Mirabul, Tony Luna. John Hernandez.
Ernest Torres and Mas Chavez.
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MRS. BROWN GIVES


Mrs. Henry ". Brown gave an In
formal luncheon party Friday At the
AiNarndo for her visitors, Mrs. samuel
RiNby OF Pasadena and Mrs. Mac
Kallar. her sister. The guests wer'
Mrs. BiNhy. Mrs. Mackellar. Mrs. A
Is. McMiil-n. Mrs. Clark NJ. Carr.
Mrs. Albert simms Mrs. H.. -. Jamt-
on. Mrs. W. e. Reid. Miss katherine
McMilien and Miss virginia carr.
900
FINS DANCE THURSDAY.
The first dance OF the winter to be
given by the k.lks' lodge will take
place next Thursday evening at the
Eiks' club house. The members OF
the east Of the minstrel show, who
presented the Elks' show last spring,
will be the special guests Of the even
Ing, although members Of the lodge
viii also be present.
As well as being the first of the
series Of winter entertainments, the
Elks' dance Will be the first given
since the completion OF the new club
housr. To many OF the guests. II
wal he an initial Giimpse Into the
handsomely furnished building. just
rrupened uis summer.
written invitations were issued
his week by the lodge to members
Of the east. insofar NJ they could be-
located: but those with whom II was
not possible to get In touch through
The mails. are also urged To come.
Members of the east viii invite u
friend ~ they 80 desire.
supper will be served buffet fashion
throughout the evening In the card
room.
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DESCRIBED.

The o OF the marriage of
Miss Nannette Francisco and Herbert
McGnffey. which took place In Los
Angeles Wednesday. September ~,
appeared IN the lsos Angeles Exam
liner on Sunday September rs. n
large photograph OF the bride accom-
panying the story. The ccoun fol-
lows:
Before an altar OF asters and
chrysanthemums. erected In one end
cisco home, Miss NRnnctte Francisco.
daughter OF MI, ana Mrs. j. Bond
Francisco. and Herbert \ McGaffey
were married Wednesday evening.
Cathedral candles stood at either side.
The bridal party marched the length
Of the room. a Wide aisle having beer
formed down the center. Dean
william Mccormack conducted the
service.
u. BOND Francisco gave his daugh-
ter In marriage. She wore the ivory
satin wedding gown which had been
her mothers, remOdcled. II was made
with "A cunt train and richly embel-
liYhcd with pearls and cascades OF
rose point lace. A simple tulle veil
was held with a wreath Of orange
blossoms and the brides bouquet was
OF orchids. lilies Of the valley and
camelias.
THE maid Of honor, Miss Helen
item Wore SllNtf lace over ufchid
satin. II was made with bouffant
hips. as were the frOcks OF the other
maids. and girdled with orchid. green.
pink and blue roses. She carried
cyclnmon In a magenta shade.
Miss Helen MorthinRton. Miss
| Betty Boyle aud Miss Wilma Botsford
wore frocks fashioned alike 81 white
lace over pink. blue and green re-
spcctively. They wore becoming
wroaths Of silver-pninted silken roses.
buds and leaves. and carried rose-pink
cyclamen.
The W little flower girls Were
Miss Katherine McGaffey and Mis,
Gloria Got,schalk. the former In blu,
and the latter In pink taffeta. The
ring, on a white satin pillow wal
borne by baby Betty Wilson, who's,
colonial costume WIS Of pink taffeif
and old lace complete Ia the detaiii
of "pantalettcs and a poke bonnet.
Edmund Young uf san Francisco
WAS the hest man, and the usher
were Ted Botsford and Donald Nc.
GaffeA.
Mrs. Amasn Bcmia McGaffey
mother Of the bridegroom. a~ssisto,
Mrs, Francisco in receiving. She wor,
white g%corgette beaded in silver ant
trimmed in orchid. Mrs. F~ranc.sc,
wore pink crepe meteor. the tunic o
which was beaded In gold and paste
green aud lavender
Mr. and Mrs. McGnffcy will re-
turn from their honeymoon In a fort
night"
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DOMEsrIC scIENCE DAY.

Bread making In history, was the
theme % the domestic science depart
ment OF the Woman's club on Friday.
afternoon. Mrs. Emily IAbelle. aa
leader. presented the subject In a most
interesting way. aided by many hints
and d bits OF Information Steamed
from an old book belonging to
her grandmother, Mary Beecher
stowe. Of London. FaVOrltc recipes
were given In response to the roll caIl
and each seemed better than the other.
bread In dl the countries OF tho world
was found not to difter so widely and
b f.opt indians at Walpi, Arizona
make rolls quite as delicious as any
Albuquerque housewife can.
Mrs. Louis B. Thompson and Miss
Iiortense Switzer furnished the must
cal program Mrs. Thompson played.
with brilliant technique. Mendel-
shon's "lluntlng Song and shutdown
by Helen Hopekirk; Miss switzer sang
Loves sorrow" responding 10 the
encore with. AT Dawning."
The refreshments consisted OF but
tered hot rolls made by Mrs s II.
Nann aud salad by MrS. r. ]. winfrey.
The following members OF the do
nestle science department served
Mcsdames Al Goodrich. J. h. Reyn-
olds. N. A. Bremen. L.. II. Smell. w.
u. Hicks, A. Gusdorf. n. "A. Porter.
program, Mrs. r. J. Winfrey tcader.
u will be- art day with a most inter-
csting exhibit OF paintings by Santa
Re artists. Mrs ~ r Robinson. cnair-
man OF the art department. has ar
ranged with Mr. sheldon Parsons To
leave the paintings here for a few
days pm their way to Roswell. New
Mexico, where they viii be displayed
for the Federation meeting OF womens
clubs In October.
Mrs John u. Clark will play the
violin and Mrs r. L.. Bradford will
sing and refreshments will he served.
With such a treat In store. II Il expect
cd IA large number wll he present.
The women's arts and crafts class
under the direction OF Mrs. lnez West
lake will meet on Wednesday after
moons.
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DEAN or WOMEN
Al I'm 4

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. Sept
2f.-Miss Adelaide Douglas simpson
OF New York, u graduate OF Bryn
Mawr n Columbia, today entered
upon her duties ns team ~ women at
the University Of Virginia. thus be-
coming the first woman member Of
the faculty OF the ancient southern
university.
Miss Simps1p ~ q native Of Louis
vile. Ky. u received her early
s"huolin~ at Philadelphia and New
York She holds a bachelor OF arts
degree from Br,n Mawr. 1913. and "a
masters degree from Columbia. 1917.
President Edwin 4. Alderman Of
the University OF Virginia arrived
~Sertemhof "a from Rocky Point inn.
Inlet. y. v. where he has been
spending the summer, To be present
~ the onen'"~ September Is Of the
first session Of the university since It's
centennial celebration last June.
fegisi ration OF students continued
through the sixteenth and seven
teenth. and lectures ~ an depart
monts began Monday the nineteenth.
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Young PEOPLE DANCE Al
COZ NTRN CIUH.

\ very pretty dance Cor the mem
beers OF the High school crowd was
that at which Miss Margaret White
entertained Friday evening at the
Country club. In celebration of her
birthday. FaVorS and gayly cUlorrd
ribbons gave the club rooms a gala
appearance. Tissue paper bags at
tached To the ceiling had long stream.
ers OF ribbons, which the young
guests pulled n from which show
cred paper caps and confetti Tlie
guests danced until u o'clock. Those
whu We're present were the Misses
Clara stevens, Helen stevens Jane
Huning. Lois he Seur. Lenore Petit.
Nadine Bowers Bunella Mandell. Elisa
Seligman, Eunice Hcrkenhon. Nile
Strumquist. Marcella teidy. Rose
mary IiUrgan, Louise Oestreich. Do-
lorcs Benjamin, Pauline Myer. and
Jescile Wolfe; and Fred Ward. Leo
Lewinson. Ted Chase. Franklin Copp.
Bob Hughes. Malcolm Long. Frank
StOrtz, Frank trimmer. Paul FaM,
Harry Hust. Nash Gilman, Vernon
%llerndon, Wilson keim. Wallace
Sheridan. VIII Glass. Randolph Love
ace, Arnold Rosenwald and Lee
FAR.
Mrs. Mary White. Mi. and Mrs
Louis Reynolds. Mrs. ". ". Strong
aud Mr.. and Mrs. Henry g. Coors
were the phnperOnes.
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MISS KATHLEEN LONG
HONOR GUEST.

An unusually pretty event Of the
week was the bridge yesterday after
noon tor Miss Kathleen Long. VIVA
~ he an October hr de. Mrs. - NJ.
Stevens entertained the girl friends
IA hride-eiect at her home. with
five tables yellow was the color
scheme used, The guests were Miss
> 80" Mrs. william Henry Long. Mrs.
william white. Mrs \. @. Miller, Mrs.
Edward Morgan. NJ ~ raHo, Mrs
Hnrdd kirkpatrick. OF Indiana, Mr..
John SmmE. Mrs. Thor Kolle Mrs.
Harry McAvoy. Mrs. J. y Docherty,
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FoRTNIGHTI,Y CLJB
ENGAGES ARTfSTN.

IN the FOrtnIBhtly MUSIC cIub's
program for the winter season. de-
cided upon Thursday al the first
meeting OF the year at Mrs. John w.
Wilson's. the years artists were de-
cided upon aud engaged by wire the
same evening by Mrs. inez WeHtlake.
corresponding secretary. They IN
clude GodOwski. pianist. Eliza Bree-
skin. %coloraturn soprano. n Richard
Bonelli, baritone.
a meeting OF the executive board
preceded the regular meeting.
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smnINE DANCT: FHiIpAY.

The dnzElo OF q formal bail. and
that the first one Of the fall, will lure
oft many shriners aud heir ladies'
next Friday evening when they enter
tain FOR the members OF Ballut Abyad
temple OF the Mystic Shrine. Red
f~ezzes. dress suits aud evening gowns
viii form an irresistible combination
that viii considerably add to the at
traction OF good music IND all the
'%'frllls' OF entertaining for which the
Shriners are famous,
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Rrt EPrioN At UNIVERSITY.

~
The most brilliant event of the
week In society was the reception
given by President and Mrs. David
spence iliil 10 the members Of the
board of regents OF the University aud
the faculty. ia. students and the
alumni. Z aced by the presence ~
the Governor ana Mrs. Mechem and
with some OF the most distinguished
men and women In the state. as Well
as with hundreds OF University mrn
aud women who are. or have been,
students here, the occasion was OF
cousid, rabiy more than ordinary Inn
~purtaEce.
Kodey hall was nv de- ready for the
reception with palms ana potted
plants. tbs walls hung with college
and the school colors OF
cherry aud silver paying "A conspicu
nus part IN the general color scheme.
Mrs. u. IL, KIRK was Ia charge Of
the decoration.
In the receiving line ws-e President
aud Mrs. nm Governor and Mrs.
Nerhem. Frank Nehsr. president Of
The student body and Its representa- :
i've. In. }. \. Reidy, Nj. aud Mira.
\. A, Scdillo, MIR. and Mrs. Thomas
.. keleher, Jr. Mrs. rupert y,
Asplund. Professor and Mrs. G. r..
Ilod.in. Miss Josephine Parsons, III.
aud MrS John -. clark. Dr. Lynn Is.
aiitch.ll. Dr. EDNA Mosher. Dean and
Airs Thomas T. Eyre. u Mrs. a. II.
Kirk.
Representatives Of the various fra
ierniticN and students appointed by
the president OF the student hOds
served In the matter OF intruductions,
They were Miss l.Orena Burton, whu
represented Kappa Kappa Gumma
and Miss Wilma Snyu-r. also repre-
s.ntiug Kappa Mt-s Mary Sands Miss
Catherine bearing. Miss Irene Wick
lund. representing Alpha Delta IN.
Miss GIarissa Parsons and Miss Lillian
Patton. re~presenting Phi Mu; Miss
Clyda Wilson, representing Alpha CHI
omega; Miss Helen jackson. Miss
Mary McMullin. and Mrs. John
ScrugEs: MeEsrs. Chnord Horuhardt
pal. snyder, William Hale. norman
Wayne. Bruce Hanger. Hugh Graham
Emory Colw.ll, Frank Reeve, Robert
cartwright, Marion Stinnctt aud Law
renee Dixon.
Dancing followed the reception, al
the guests participating. An uruhes.
ira from among the student body WA
made up for the occasion. consistin.
~ q "a Nnph0ue two rinlins ~ .
piano and drums. The result was al
together satisfactory. as the fact tina
the anair did not break up until lat'
In the evening proved.
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900
woMAN's chorus TO M
FORMED.

MrA Elizabeth Bradford gave q
most enjoyable musical Thursday AZ
ternoon for the members Of the
musical department OF the Woman's
club. entertaining about a dozen
ladies'. Violin. pinno aud vocal num-
bers were rendered.
IL was also decided to form a
womnn'H chorus Ia connection with
TIE work OF the music department OF
the club. and a meeting IL to be
called early In October to organize Il.
All available women's voices are to
be enlisted In the club. Mrs. Eliza
beth Bradford will be director.
The program Thursday was given
as follows;
/. Vioiin-Mrs. John y. Clark.
Ave Maria" tHchubert)
Am Nicer" (Schubert).
?. Piano-Mrs. Lewis Is. Thompson.
The Hunting Song tMendelsshon)
Sun Down (Helen Hopkirk)
Q. Nocal-Mrs. $. u. Miller.
"'TiA Morning" (Jean Kirchman)
Little Blue Gray Dove u.auIs
Victor Saar)
Z. Week.-Mrs.. Bradford.
Little House o. Dreama' tMetoaifD
"On n Wild Rose Tree" (Rotoil)
q. Piano-MrH. Lewis II. Thompson.
o Wings OF Song -
Transcription of Yankee Doodle. g
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AIRUOIERQUE NEWSPAPER
WOMAN no RESIDE
IN MN YORK.

Mrs. Aida Sims. FOR the last few
years connected with both local news.
pnncrs. and more recently the society
editor ct the Morning journal. has
written friends from New York.
whore she had gone on % ten weeks
leave uf absence. that N will not
.rcturp a. he city but will mako that
city h'r home.
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MRS. TiERNET ESTERrAINs.

MIS-. JOhn TIUrnFN wis hOstrss at
bridge yesterday when eight young
women organized II new bridge club
The affair was also In the nature 81
u houseWHrming, ns Mrs Ticrney has
Just moved into her new home. FOi-
lowing the game, a two cours. lunch
was served.
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MIR. and Mrs. o. N. Marion. who 10
attending the University of California
al Berkeley this year. has been made
a member OF Delta Delta sorority
there. Her brother. Ralph, who IL
also "a freshman at the University. II
n member Of Theta Psi. a fraternity
which has "a high scholarship require
ment,
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NEW BRIDGE CLuB n

Mrs. George powner IN TO be
hostess tomorrow afternoon TO a
group OF bridge enthusiasts. who will
organize "a new bridge club at that
time. There win be eight members
The name and time OF meeting Will
be decided upon tomorrow.
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kArPA,s TO GINE DANCE.

Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority has
issued Invitations to their informal
dance on September 80. There will
be 80 guests.
TIL" Kappa dance Will be the first
Of h parties at which the women'S
iraterniti-s will entertain FOR the
rushees. II Will he followed by the
Alpha Chi Omega party on October
/, the Alpha Delta ~ party on oct. Z,
and the Phi Mu party on oct. s.
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pCo
y. ". G. \. Al UNIVERSITY

The University v w. c. A. In som
Torrance with the Bis Sister move
m"nt that II going on In all the large
universities In the country. e%ntertain-
I'd all University Of Sew Mexico wom-
On saturday afternoon at kodey hall
nj a tea, Miss blanche Guicy was
In charge Of arrangements. The
guests called between 4 aud o o'clock.
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PICNIC roR ONO VISITOR.

the guest OF Mrs George Wheeler
for the summer. and who returned
tu her home in Columbus, Ohio. on
Tuesday. was the guest Of the Wheel
ers sunday on an all daV picnic In
the mountains. The party motorod
out to Coyote springs for breakfast
from there went through the NOUN
tnlns to Mhitcomh Springs and the
town OF San Antonio where they had
lunch. aud returned late in the even
INK. after having visited Tiiann can
Won. The members Of the party
were Mrs. stevens. Mrs, Florence Van
Ness, Miss rita avn Ness and MIR. aud
Mrs. George Wheeler
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QQQ
REGULAR COUNTRY CLUB
DANCE TCESDAX

The Country Club dance which was
scheduled for last "wednesday. will
take place Tuesday OF this week in
stead. Invitations were issued last
Week to cinbe OF the club aud
their out-of-town guests only. The
dance is to be informal.
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uIruCoI.I,s Gin MEETS.

The Microbes club a studN organt-
zation. met "Wednesday with Miss Ada
Phllbrick, with about a dozen mem
hers present. ~ the nest meeting,
which II TO be held October > ~ the
home of Mrs. Gentry, the outline OF
study for the new years will be- made.
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QoU
BRIDES LUNCHEON
TT t.SnlX

Miss Kathleen Long will be honor
guest Tuesday at a luncheon at the
AlVarado, at which Miss Hazel Haw-
Rims, Miss Evelyn Trotter and Miss
Louise Bell will entertain her most
intimate friends. There will be ~
guests.
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PERSONAL

Mrs. Samuel bI1by. OF Pakadena.
Cal. and her sister. NrA W. Al. Mag
kciiar Of sacramento. who have been
Of Mrs. Henry r. Brown on Friday
and Saturday. ON thsir way 10 the
coast.
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Miss Betty Morrissette. who has
been visiting Miss Juiiette fleischer
Tor h past several days. will leave
Tuesday tor her home la fl Paso.
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Mrs. George sampson OF winslow.
Arizona, Will be In the city tomorrow
10 spend a few weeks with her mother
Mrs- ID. Il. Barton. Mrs. sampson
was formerly Miss Belle barron.
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! ZOE IOE MOop.

A Jolly dance, most Informal and
arranged or a moments notice. was
hat at the q. n. Marion home Fri.
day evening Tor Joe Wood. OF the a..
= Naval academy, who Is returning
TO school this week. Those Who were
present were the Misses Billie Burton.
Marctlla Matson. Virginia Moiand-
rcss. Elsie Clayton. Rosalie F1rry,
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PICNIC Al HIGHLAND PARK.

Members Of the GOod cheer club
had "a picnic party "wednesday after
past two o'clock n staying until
after supper. The members Of the
party were Mcsdamea W. ~. IIAmcr.
Ettu Caldwell, J. 49, Collisier. James
Doolittlo. Charles Twogood. Spauid-
Ing, otto Scherer, Flora Scherer
lanes Howard clara wilson. j. w..
Shufflcbnrg"r. Fannie McNey, sam
Witcher. Stahl David Stirrat, Joe
Whitcsldes. Sarah Nann. Emma
Washhurn Fannie Kemp and Laura
Gertig. and the Misses Anna Arson.
Jean Stahl and Ellen Hamer.
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Herbert o. Brooks left the past
for the BLACK range 10 get a
report on mines there. lie Will re-
turn this week.
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Miss Alice Herndon. who left last
week Tor Chicago to study an the chi-
cnRo school Of Expression and Dra-
matte art. has been mad q member
word received from her. Mlss Hern-
don attended college at New Hochsl-
lie. y. ". last year, n spera the pnst
summer IN Aibuquerqur with her
parents.
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Ray Walker left Friday for III Paso
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Miss May Ida Dunkeriy. who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. J.. n.
herndon during The SIMMER. win re-
turn TO her home In Ennis. Texas.
next Wednesday.