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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-05
BUSINESS OUTLOOK HERE
SHOWS BIG IMPROVEMENT
Building Trades More Active in
Richmond ami Nirginia-Dc-
crease in Unemployment.
RALPH lzARD FILES REPORT
JoblcsS Wurkmcn Confined Chiefly
to CnSkiilcd White l.ahorcrs, Al
though Some Macliinists. boiler
makers and Moldcrs Are Idle.


'"'!'''N '"'h' 49, SHOWN b" business
conditions .u cigh states. Virginia.
Delaware. Margl.ud West Virginia.
Nurfh CnroItr, S.utb ,.,roti,,
,.o... I'LL, ,,,. ~
W N''"''o'"' I'D survey c' '"s i'ch
just completed by Ralph lizard. Iicld
director "a: TIA. tinted states D.uart
,n.,. ,r J,i.o, MI. .,.,,., ,,,,..
49, ~ '"' ''o"'" % ""H' June an"
H'f part ~ JH!F and shows 'hdt tie
twelve railroads, having headquarters
in District 40 . increased ,boIr work;
~ o,,, , g.,
June "h''e 'ne i'N'!ie pants IN N"r'h
Carolina and Nlrs.nA returned 3c'
employees 10 their posts. the decrease
il, "Reminiscences, nci,, o,..,y.,-
nom nr ON. mr. rsnt IN mos. inJ,,..
,rics
Steel ana from ana metal w,rk.rs
III, report saws. generally constitute
the lsrrcs, number OF skill.d work.
.rs al ,res.r, uu.rnrInyod ;hourh tn.
greater mar; Of mos. now idi. arc
unskuIcd
Uuildiu. Trud,> Active.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
RURAL SCHOOL PrPLs TO
PIT IN sINDIAN DAYS"

The people Of the Candclartas-
Griegos school viii present an Oper-
eta, Indian Days at the school
house on Apr. 10 instead OF April T..
as originally announced. The change
was necessary nn % % u battle"
which h. being held IN the town on
tho night OF the seventh
The operetta Indian Days rs one
u the prettiest Of the simpler pieces
aud particularly well suited 10 the
capabilities Of the pupils. II was
presented at the school at tho com
mcnCement exercises last May and
Was highly praised by Mrs. John W.
Wilson. county superintendent. and
by "a number Of experienced teachers
n visiting OH frum Albuquerque.
IL was even requested by one Of the
teachers In the mountain districts
that the youthful players appear Ht
her school and hat she would pro-
vide all transportation facilities II
they would consent 10 come The
original cast will be assembled Tot
the coming production although
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02

some of thcm arc now high school
students and are having to practice
In the evening
Indian Days' combines both
beauty OF scenes and lyrics. and some
sido-splitting comedy. An old IRISH
woman who thinks she D. the Idol 81
the red skins c0nspiros TO cure them
Of the "nrhtiu' habit" She makes
a. medicine" muu CouCDCt "a brew
that viii keep them from going on
the war path. OF course, there o. a.
beautiful Indian maiden who falls In
love with a noble young chlcuain.
Ana there is n foros scene where
the Indian girls are swung In grape
vine swings that is unusually effect
i've.
Miss Ruth Ststcson, principal 81
the school, IL coaching m, cast. The
proceeds will go to tho Parent
Teachers association fund. Alhu-
qucruuc folks are urged Ia attend
and not uuly r. good show but "a
unique evening Is promised them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
PRETTY BRIDGE PARTY
THIS

Mira Claude Davis entertained ~
her home ON Nurth Fourth street
with a vcry pretty bridge in compli-
ment TO Mrs. Fred Cameron. who D.
leaving soon 90 make her home IN
Denver. The Davis homo was rny
and attractive with spring flowers
and with many details Of decoration
for the occasion \ delicious two
curse lunch finished of the after
Moons pleasure. The Guests were
Mrs. Cameron, Mrs. J. NJ Dooltitle,
Mrs. ~ l.. Blair. Mrs. Harry Braun.
Mrs. VIM Bryce. Mrs L. a. cham
berlin, Mrs 49, = Aspinwall. Mrs
Tom Binkcrt, Mrs. T. j. AltmiX. Mrs
W. - Hicks. Mrs Charles Twogood
Mrs u. ~ Hanger Mrs Will Rogers
Mrs James johnson. Mrs. \. T. Mar
tin. Mrs. ~ o. Copp. Mrs. Frank
Stortz. Mrs. p T.. Hoycr. Mrs. ". NJ
Huwers. Mrs, sam Nnnu. Mrs y. g.
Butler Mrs. Eva iiyro D Mrs 4. e.
HrbpuFfrglf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
gnAcKrR.LrSANN
VI ANItIAGE Al IllINInAD.

Friends in the city have Just re-
criNod ucwH Of the marriage on
March rs. in Trinidad. Cole. of Miss
Helen Thacker and j. y. IL Baron, OF
THIS Guy. both popular IN younger
circles 600 Albuquerque. The ceremony
was performed az the Episcopal
church in Trinidad by the Rev. HAYS.
Miss Thurkcr b. IL former student of
the University. H graduate OF the Fine
Ntts department and % member OF
Alpha Dht omega sorority Since COM
pleting her studies here. Miss Thack-
~ has been supervisor Of music Ia
tho rfN schools 90 Ration. She N
considered an exceptionally able
musician, having been In great de
mand ia this city Cor musical pro-
grams
Mr. Lebanon Del "a salesman for tho
National Biscuit company and makes
AlhuUucruur hits headquarters. lilo b.
10 mtmhCr of 70 prominent Arizona
family. For tho time boing. Mr.. and
Mrs Lebanon viii make their home
in Ration at the Seabev hotel. and on
June urst. they viii De- al homo In
! A~lhuUuDruur.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
TW EIlFTU
LNIIfIMn Az

BcHa McAlliHtcr was hostess ycstor-
daN ~ a formal dinner party in COiC-
brntiou 90 her twelfth birthday. en-
tertuining five OF her friends. Colors
Of sprinr-palo pink and yollow-
were used 20 decorate tho dining
table, a bowl oft innquils was tho
ccutcrpicrc, and the hig birthday
cake was iced with pink roses and
bud candle holders Twelve little
randlcs proclaimed her age. Place
cards were little old fashioned misses
in yellow drcss"s After dinner tho
guests spent tho evening playing
"ntuCh.' Those invited were Mary
Elizabeth French. Milo Strumquisi.
Dorothy Middlobrook. Ncllio Draper
and GrHrp Cuuk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
BIRTHDAY DINNER AT
MAARADO

Her birthday was gioriouHly cello
hratcd last sunday evening by Miss
Marion Grunsfcld when she enter
tanned at dinner for o? At the Alva-
RADIO hotel. Afterwards. the guests
went to the Grunsfcld home and had
an informal evening The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r Chase. Mt. ana
Mrs. Ernest Spite, Mr. and Mrs Harry
Lec. Mrs. Sol SChiss. Herman
Schwcizcr. and Mr. aud Mrs. Ivan
Grunsfcld: tho Misses Mildred Harris.
Helen GruBsfeld. Louise BoshWitz,
Grace Wickham and Irene Woster-
hansen. and bun clayton, Joe Han.
Sol Drcyfuss. Byron WS.ilor and Don
GVKtuuurh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
MRS. ANIcurs ftfms To
APPEAR APRIL ~.

"Blucbell, The TIOWcr UlrI," D. The
title OF the childrcn's dance play
which Ms. Edgar knight Is TO pre-
sent on April 20, for the benefit oi
~. Johns guild, Tho play was
written by Mrs. knight herself and
scenes aud costumes will be under
her direction and designing. Mrs.
knights dance pupils. from wee little
tots to the girls Of High school aEu
Will take part.
Brother and Sister In fairyland.'
which was presented in December for
the guild. made an undeniable s.nsa-
ton. Absolutely different from other
home talent shows and cieycrly and
delightfully."- done. the little playlet
was one that will not soon be for
gotten. And II Is a good gauge 81
the sort Of thing which may be cN-
pccIcd In "Bluebell, the Glover Girl"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
MISS IRENE wESTERHAUsEN
ENTIRTAINS AT "HI NGO."

Miss Irene W~cstcrhauscn enter
tanned at a gay little bunco party last
saturday afternoon for eleven OF her
high school friends. Bunco with "a
lot Of snap" to u, dancing. aud Just
plain fun. kept the girls busy all
afternoon. a pretty feature was the
serving OF q two course lunch, using
chicks and other symbols Of Easter
as lavors for the occasion, Spring
flowers also decorated the rooms The
guests were the Misses Marion ana
Helen Grunsfcld. Grace aud Dorothy
Wickham. Maudc Howell. Margaret
Smithcrs. Evelyn Mearns. Elsie Clay
ton. Fay Stroug. Frances Cartwright
and EoAnlic Furry.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
Mrs. LOUIS IiIIID mas
~ ClIH.

The samoan Islands was tho sub
sect FOR study az the meeting Of tho
Tuesday clu this week, az Mrs. Louis
llfvlds home. Mrs. Pitt Ross had
History and Gcugrlphicul Features
MIS-. tuil e. MuErc. "GprmuUs aud
Americans in SamuH' Mrs a. " -.
Bryan, Volcanoes in the samoan
islands "luduHfrlrs and Natives
wts discussed ht Mrs alter g..
Hope. Mr.. g. a. rice talked uu
'stovtrHnu boz s%ailua: Home lItc amt
Work Ntf Laurence Bee gave "a
most interesting book rcNirw and
Mrs C. a. Bolts led current topics.
The next mv'tIus will ID, hold with
MrH. W a. Hope Tho Islands ol
Guam and Tutuiit wil De- studied
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
o roIS iso GIRLs
WEDNESDAY.

NrNt Wednesday evening the u
uual club membership banquet OF
the y. ". g. A. Will b" given at the
recreation center and will be- attended
hy the members 81 all Girls clubs OF
the y. ". This Includes an The Glrl
Reserves. thc indian school girls,
some girls Of Hurwood school High
school Girl Reserves n the G u, =,
club Miss Elizabeth Rose club sec
rotary. is preparing Tor i2O guests
Tuasts and a program OF music viii
entertain the guests. Miss Nicr
Gould. Of the c. 4. T. club, Will pre-
side as toast-mistrcsr The Blue
Triangle" symbol OF the Y W. viii
be the subject Of the toastH, n rep-
~ruscntstiN cs Of he various clubs VIII
speak. Body" one side Of the tri-
angle. will be given "a member Of the
Hiath grade reserves. Mind, another
side. will be given BY a representative
Of the seventh and eighth grade re-
serves: ana spirit by "A member of
the Freshman girls. High school aud
Indian school girls Will give the
musical program.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
". G. LADIES ENTERTAIN
MONDAY Al BENIIIT DANCE,

The first of 70 series of benefit on
-tertainm"nts for M, degree team ~
the Monumcu circle was the dance
al which the mcmhcrs were hostcsscs
last Monday evening 90 Colombo hall
Tho report was that the dance and
the financial rcturn we're both most
gratifying the sum a-ugmuutinE APP
probably that needed Co send the
team To Clovis for the state Conycn.
ton ON April 90. Music by the
Colombo orchestra and an excellent
dance floor made the party a very
pleasant one.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
DANCE 10 ~ GINI;N Ar ~.
MARN'S HALL TUESDAY,

Tho Womcn's catholic order Of
Forrestcrs' dance Will be- given Tuos-
day evening al So. Marys halt Tho
Sandstorm Jazz orchestra will play
ana a committee OF members will
serve refreshments and take charge Of
other details ~ entertainment
The society has boon looking fnf-
ward 10 y dance Tor some time. ana
ns the iirst party after Ten n oN-
pectod To be one greatly CnJoycd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02

and spurrcd cattlcinon who filled the
streets the three days 81 the cattle
mems convention; and at the dance
Il was n1 hard to get a real thrill
at least. that's what they say. And
Governor and Mrs. Mechem leading
the grand march made u a mcr"or-
able occasion. The ball ROOF was
gaily decorated with red carnations
and strcamers Of crepe paper, and he
music by the Duke city orchestra
Was al that could be desired.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
PLAY AT
Christian NHIKCH.

The School OF Missions which
has been In session every sunday
evening az h broadway Christian
church closes sunday evening \
fitting climax to this interesting series
az sessions will be worth While
Dreams" a play TO be given hy the
children OF the church. sunday eve
Iing AZ Z O'Clock.
The story ccnters round a little
girl who was Interested only In her
self but because 81 certain dreams
she had, changed her whole idea Of
the great purpose OF her NE.
Mr. Charles bearing Will slng at tho
close Of the play.
Tho east Of characters follows;
MARIE. the dreamer .......t..-
.,.......... Gwcndolyu Edmurds
ELOiSl. her Chum .........
........., Merry Ellen Mcknight
BEsS. 4 home m.syNnay .......s
.......... Esther Watson Horton
JACK. az enthusiastic listener
Raymond Hogan
Groups from different nations.
JAPAN Helcn s,hartzrr Can earnest
pIeadcrl, Ciurlco McSpaddVn, Mary
Vhy. Beumh Rector. Mndgc Luther.
Arthur Suilivant, Virginia Nc
knight. Vera lnhOf".
MENICO. Lyman Harris O. leader
who secs), Joe Mozlcy. Wilbur
iiagcman. Maxwell Benton, VIII
liam Mccormick. Alice Parkinson
Marjorie Iiagcman. Frank BAH
Winifrcd shaver.
AFRICA: Carl Levitt uho witch
doctorl. Fletcher Bowman, Helen
GUY. Henrietta Mic. W D. GraNitt
CHINA. Dorothy hall ca friend of
the children), Martha kathryn
SnckDtt. Leslie shaver. Hazel Mour'
iguaud. Mildred Culbcrsou, Her
man brewer, Catherine Lucas
ISuIA. Allccn ElEin Ga defender OF
g%irlhoodl. June Ray, HcrNl Hayes
isabel Guy. Marthulouisc Horton
Gertrude Miller.
Directing and assisting IN the
presentation OF the little play are
Mrs. =. ". Eigin. Mrs. l. !. Mizc, and
Mrs. Roll Glntcr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
SENIOR PLAY AZ
Iut.H SCHOOL.

What De- generally accepted In
school circles as the theatrical event
of thr year De- b annual senior play.
And because ~ that faet, all energies
of Coarh stage manager and an fac
ulty members connected with the
show Hud most of all those OF the
cast are bent 90 make tho production
come up 20 the highest expectations.
The End OF the Road" presented
last night al the High School by
the senior play maintained the stapd-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
DINNER ron Mis-. M
~sDnDIttlu

Mrs. Al Guodrich waa guest of
honor at o. hirthdav dinner last Tues.
day cy,uirF at th. homo 81 Dr and
Mr. william llrr. yellow and
white m lovely finWru aud pretty
place curds decorated O. dinner
tahl, Mrf Goodrich and Mr Good
uch. william Goodrich. Mrs Cert
rude Thomas Miss Cordoba Allen.
Miss Gertrude Takkon and M. and
Mr. lliIulu -riIrr were present.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
REpoErs AND kRsoR DAY
PROGRAM AT CaUH

Yesterdays session OF the Woman's
club. the regular business meeting OF
the first Friday Of the month, was
notable for many reports on returns
promoted by the club during the
month previous. Mrs. william Fnrr,
chairman Of the Child Welfare COM
mittee, reported upon the Charity
ball last Monday evening. Mira John
w. Wilson reported upon the results
Of the European ftelicf concert given
at the Presbyterian church on March
80. A sum OF $50 was realized
from the concert.
In observance Of Arbor day, Mr..
Fabian Garcia OF the state college
was asked TO give a talk on trees and
landscape gardening. Mr. Garcia
named n number OF kinds Of trees
that were particularly well suited 70
this c0untry-cOttoDwoodn. Ruasinn
mulberry. elm. Carolina poplar and
the sycamore. he gave some very
valuable instruction. on planting and
care also. The talk included some
instructions VI plants and flowers.
their nature and care In planting.
Mrs IL. y. Donohoo. state president
OF the Federation OF Woman's clubs.
was given n Joyfui reception Friday
and Joined the local club. Conclud-
ing the program for the afternoon, a
number OF music selections were
gtNon-a violin number by Miss Mary
Tharpe, accompanied By Miss Dor
othy Cameron: and Miss Aria HAD
ley gave two vary clever readings.
Refreshments by the social committee
noon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
GARD pAIiTN fDk Bi3NiIIT on
MOODMIN CIRCLE

The first ~ e. series NJ card parties
viii be given text Wednesday pvcn-
ing by the degree team ~ the Wood
men Ctrclo Tor the purpose OF raising
funds 20 finance the delegation to the
state convention at Clovis ut the
end Of tho month The plan b. TO en-
terrain Ca large number uf people az
cards. aud " possible 10 rrsng a
dance after the game.
The date for the second OF the
SERVES will be named next week,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
DOROTHY L. McALLISTER
Telephone 3l5.

JUMPING - abruptly from u fast
of pirasurc Ca the feast which
has been sprcad before ~ f.
liable 90 b. detrimental Co us.
IL n up a. us To he JudiciOus.
With plays aud more plays. tcaa and
morc tcaN. dancx.s and morc dtBr~
and a variety OF "nlIcrs-in." On our
picasurr menu, We ar' Rll tOO linb'c
Co gnrrr ourselves. Nhich couldn't
In NJ all nicc. ans way you look nj ~.
Among tn. many events Of the
week. however. that might prove n
an antidOtc nrc garfcninE n HOUSE
dreaming aud planning your ncN
spring wardrobe. Hut WIN tell yOu
about &C.; II n the faNUrite indOor
sport Of IA all aud ~ any adNlcc 4
SuDcrfluous.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
TOWEL SHOWER FOR
MISS RONI.

Tho g. 4. T. club girls, at their last
meeting on Tuesday 81 this week.
gave u towel shower for Miss Eliza
beth Rose. Of tho Y. W. There were
some twenty-five or thirty towels
showercd IN h popular secretary,
and ocCastoucd almost as much JOY
for the donors az FOR the recipient OF
the gifts. The usual supper and hour
OF recreation for the girls was held
also.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
u. p. q. cI1BDsscEs.

The ~. 4. =. club had a party and
dance last Monday evening at the
Woman'a club, In the nature 90 an
Easter Sason celebration. There
were about rs couples present. The
crowd commenced dancing at D
o'clock and stayed until "a little past
midnight. Entertainments were served
By "A committee % the members.
The II. y. 4. club IN composed 90
boys and girls OF school age aud meets
regularly. IL was vcry recently or
ganized. but is already progressing
with "a swing. n It's parties are
Drumming over with pop and en-
loymcnt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
MTlsHAN CONCLRT


The Louis Mcchan concert. 20
which Albuquerque has been looking
forward for several months. viii be-
given next Thursday evening in the
High school auditorium under thc
auspices Of the fOrtnightly club. Mir.
Mcchan is a native Albuqucrqucan
who has been studying music In
Chicago since 1915 ana has not sung
before an Albuquerque audience
since. Partly on that cou and
partly because u the fact thnt Mir.
Mcohan II a native son who has
truly won laurciH In concert work is
the local public eagerly anticipating
his appearance on Thursday.
This Is the program FOR the open
ING;
/. Where Fer You walk. 3D.. Handel
Caro- Milo DeEe. ........ GiOrdana
.. Dawn In the Forest. ..... Ronald
a Fairy story by the t1rc.
....,.,............ Miukanto
know Of Two Bright Eyes ...
tiutsuah
Go Not. Happy Day.
MI. Mcehan.
.. ca Gondoliern ............Li List
(h) Country Gardens. .......
Percy Granger
Mrs. u. W. Iaw.
4. Irish Folk Song.
Molly Down.
In Dublin's Fab City.
Mr.. Mcehan
3. Thank God for a Garden .......
srssss fssassH ftsHH lffl l'fh'
It's Me. - Lord tnegro spiritual
.ssssss buil'lkii
The Lord h My Light . Allison
a. A
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
GIRLS SEWING CLUB MEETS
WITH MIRA NONEMAN,

Mrs. Walter Noncman entertained
her sewing cub last Wednesday even
ing at their regular bi-wcekly meet
Ing Sewing. a little music and Just
chatting" made the evening a pleas
ant one. Besides the dozen young
women momhrrs, there were present
Mrs. g 4. Watson. Mrs. LINN Cook,
Mrs. Ogg of newton, Kan. Mrs Hair
old Hook and Miss Elizabeth Rose.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
DANCE NEXT lilSAY.

The students %; TIE Western school
Tor Private Secretaries are giving "a
dance next Friday night al the Won
ans club. All former students ale
invited. The Sand-Storm Jam orch
cstra will furnish the music. The
committee on arrangements consists
u Messrs. Earl Hulick. Edward LAllc-
back and Peter Cunningham.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
SEVENTH AND EIGnTH GRADE
.AIHIA HAAL HAnIA

Reserves Ted hy Mrs. Roberts. had "a
Mothers party last Tuesday after
noon and had nineteen mothers IA
their guests, There We're 30 girls. An
played merry games together and had
"a jolly two hours. completing The az
lnrmnmm WIN dnInlN rNfrn-hmoniA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
"GRUNPY" CAST no BE
ENTERTAINED AFTER PLAY

The plan for a tea for the members
OF "Grumpy'H' cast was abandoned
when II was learned that with the
play In the evening II would be inn
possible for all OF the guests Of honor
20 be present at the club. And 80 the
patroncssfs have planned 10 carry
their guests 10 the club after the play
this evening and entertain them with
tea and talk for a short time
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
DANCE FOR A. a. =.


A dance In honor OF the High
school basketball team will be given
hy the High school crowd this cyc-
ming at the Woman's club. Good
music and a poppy crowd are ex-
pectcd to be very much In evidence,
for his aim Is TO show h boys" a
good time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
snprNr DANdh NfhIL 3.

Marx April ) with red ink. Yeah!
or draw d fer over u, Tor there's 20
be a dance at the Mssonic temple on
tina date. and the SArine patrol Will
be hosts. The members and their
friends Will all be- there. The Duke
city orchestra Will play.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
MRS. srAUDER AMI MIS-.
HOWELL HOSTESSFS.

The Sew and So club was pleas
antiy entertained Thursday afternoon
AZ Mrs. c. y. stauder's by Mrs. stau-
der and Mrs. II. r. Howell Varied
from the usual meetings by "A few g
Ing and meeting together vas en-
HANGED.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
COUNTRY CLuB DGNCE
LAST NJ ESDAH.

The large ball room of the Country
club was the scene OF n uf the
regular Country club dances last
Tuesday evening. Al unusually large
number turned out for the dance, aud
an unusually gay spirit animated :he
company throughout the evening
They danced until shortly after mid
night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
CATTIIsMEN'S BALL
WEDNESDAY.

The usual Flamor that u crowd uf
visitors throws buu sort OF
social function was there iu abund
bnce at the Cattlemen's ball last
Wednesday evening. Many an active
Imagination coniured all s0rts Of ro-
a about the ~Stetgon-od, booted
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
INVITATIONS our no
JlNIOH-SfNIOH AFFAIR.

The invitations TO tho Juuiol senior
prom OF the University OF New Mex
leo were issued yesterday morning
Tho prom Will be given at the Masonic
temple ON the evening OF April 10.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
AI.pmA DELrAs bSNcE.

Prominent among University affairs
FOR the week was the Alpha Delta
Ounce givon a y night at the
Masonic temple. A long guest list
made the anair a distinctly delightful
one. and perfect music added the last
needed touch. Refreshments we're
served during the evening.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02

the music by the Duke City orchen-
ira was certainly up TO their high
standard. An enticins way Of serving
supper was employed IN the cabaret
style az the east end Of the ball room.
There were yer THREE hundred guests
at The ball. N something over ti0o
was cleared. This will be turned
over TO the Day Nursery.
The eams that sold tickets for tho
ball and the mercantile establish
ments that more han did their part
were perhaps more largely response
BILE for the success OF tho affair than
any other element. with the excep-
uon OF the committee who went
after them. In Mrs. William Fairs
report 10 the W0mhn's club she asked
that this list Of buslne1a firms aad
individuals be especially thanked
Rosenwald Brothers. Homer Ward.
Hawkins Grocery. Boyd's Grocery.
schultz Groc0ry. Besemok's Dairy.
Matthew Dairy, Bowers. Miller a
Blumenscheln. the Masonic lodge, tho
War Mothers. VINO gave a check for
$40; n Miss Lola Armito, who sold
ovcr 100 tickets