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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
y. ". sEoRErARIEs GIVE TALKS
To GIRLS CIIR

Al G. 4. y. club Tuesday night four
members OF the Y. W. O. 4 Stuff gave
short talks ON the various parts Of
their work. Miss Knox told Of her
Hospitality work. Miss Paine spoke
OF the interesting things about rum
ming q cafeteria, and Miss Rose told
u little about her other clubs. Then
Miss Johnson. general secretary, told
OF her duties and opportunities as
Executive secretary and explained
some Of the relations between general
membership. the board IT directors
and the paid staff OF workers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
Reception, the Dansant and Dances Make Week a Notable One in Society


two Chopin waitzes were played.
while Coronation March" by Myer-
beer served 10 a~ccentuate the mar
tial tr,nd OF soldiers feet In the first
nccne OF In he Paiace of the King"
For h second seems a ball room
dance, an air composed BY Louis the
Thirteenth was played.
A. Mrs. Angle ~ n reader OF ma
tiona reputation. having been n
member OF Low Wallace-Ben Hue
Dramatic company on tour. Il IL need
less TO say that both readings were
given with great dramatic expression
and In the scene between the broth
ers. Don Juan and the King. she
showed tho splendid dramatic abalilty
and force which characterized her
reading OF Ben Hur.
Mrs. =. - Miller proved herself a
most able assisting artist. Her in
depreciation Of The Winds Ia the
South" by Scott was interesting. and
artistic throughout. proving her "a real
student Of the voice. Mrs. ID. W. Paw
supplied a sympathetic and musician
~ accompaniment for Mrs. Miller. ns
did also Mrs. Eyeritt for Mrs Angle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
HORSEBACK RIDING
STARTED HN CLIR.

The bridge club ~ which the young
society r.rls are members. "a which
has no 20 rticular designation. has in
n~uEurated a new plan Tor the sum
mer. to alternate other social activi-
ties with their regular card games
This week. almost the entire club,
which numbers o dozen girls. rode
horseback Yesterday afternoon. rid
INK parties with pcnics IN the valley
are being planned for the hot sum
mtr afternoons. Among the mem
beers are the Misses AnIteiica and
Esther Howden. Julia and Katherine
keiehrr, Mary and Helen Macarthur.
Lorna Lester, Florence WELLER,
Rniuey BARLEY. Mrs. George Smith
I'arr and Mrs David T. Weller.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
SILVER TEA 10 BE GIVEN
WEDNESDAY

The MOman's Auxiliary Of 81
Johns church will have "a silver tea
at the home of Mrs. g. y. Stauder, on
Nurth Fourteenth street. Wednesday
April 81, from three until five o'clock,
The assisting hoHtcsses viii be Mrs
Hereford, Mrs Katherine Farrell and
Mrs. n = Donnell A. the auxiliary h
the missionary society Of the church
IL h hoped all church members will
attend and bring q friend Everyone
interested has been extended a cor
dial Invitation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
?. T. \. OF OH SowS TO GIVE

The Parent Teachers association Of
Old Town school has its heart set on
a Nictrola for the school children and
a well equipped rest room Tor the
teachers And In order Co raise tho
one FOR these two necessities. they
are giving a series Of benefit enter
tninments. on May 6, they will give
"a dance In old iowa. FOR which tho
Sandstorm Jar band will play. and
the ladies OF the school viii provide
N" usual trimmings" sue as re-
freshments and details of entertain
ing,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
DOROTHY L. McALLISTER
Telephone Sl5.

Albuquerque, stretching along the hot and treeless station, offers
little hope for the opera companies that pass through; but that's be-
cause they don't know how appreciative she can be. But operas and
big shows--or the lack Of them-make little difference in our young
lives. We have a superabundance of home talent right here in our
midst, and we have but to long for a show and prestol We have IT,
Yes, we have. In the past month we have had the usual class plays
the Elks' minstrels, aud next Friday we have Mrs. Knights dane
ing play. Then, the next week, May 2 3 and 4, there is the Shrine
play. About a week after comes the Fortnightly clubs production,
1.-THE Bohemian Girl and then-why then, my dear, w make a
round of the schools and hear the playlets, operettas, songs and
speeches Of the commencement exercises. Is IL any wonder that we
are all becoming base under if And who would think so to see
Albuquerque, hot and treeless, stretching along the trackf That Is
looking from the train window.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
Mrs. ANGLE READS At
MUSIC CItH.

For the second time this year the
Foriuirhtiy club was privileged to
hear readings with musiral accom-
Uauim'rt when Mrs Gohrr' X. Auglr.
accompanied ~ Mrs. George Ever
iti, rad o. poem, The Lady IT
Shal'utf. hy Trnuyson. and after
"a sung ly Nh. . ~ .Iilrr In the
Palace OF thu KING loo an" Vel
known dramatic version Of which
Julia Miriowe starred As ~ must
cal setting to the Lady Of ShallOtti
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
DINNEn sUNpNN rNENING.

Following tho large reception al
hUr home lust sunday afternoon, Miss
i.usf Maharnm and her father Ma
Nahurun. entertained at dinner ior
'H" most Intimate friends of Tho fam.
ny There were eighteen guests Tf-
table was dlintily iaid and the houas
fragrant with hlnca. the AFFAIR pro,
ing mQlt enjoyable.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
SIGMA C1II'S FIFTH
NNNgAU HASOgIT.

4 milestone in sigma Chls social
lie Of tho year was the mn annual
banquet % the fraternity held Fri.
day evening In Taft hall At tho Al
varndo hotel The hall was decor
Rted In Sigma Chl's colors Of blue
and gold and filled with flowers. Ed
mund itoss was POSTMASTER. Several
eVtemporancous toasts and speeches
were made By members. alumni and
pledges, The last. made by Attorney
nodoy. an nlumnus. vas tho address
UFararf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
CATHOLIC LADIES HAVE
CARD PARTY.

Tho Woman's Catholic order OF
Forrpsters are entertaining regularly
with benefit dances aud card parties
tor the order, and last Tuesday gave
a large card party. Nineteen tables
Of bridge and i've hundred were
played, Following the games the
ladies served q light supper. The
committee In charge vas headed by
Mrs. George Leslie and the other
members we're Mrs steve Balling.
Mrs. Coleman. MIS-. y. NJ. Balling
and Mr. Campbell
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
SPANISH CLUB To MEET
NEXT THURSDAY.

The Spanish club Ell club btra
Nez' will meet next Thursday eyc-
ming at the home Of Attorney Dem
niu Chavez The subject OF the eve-
ning will be the situation Ia the fire
department. and will be taken up IN
4 PAPER by a. II. Gere n In gen
prdl discussion. Professor EspinoJa,
president OF the club, will e aloud
from the book the club IL now read
ing, All members are expected to ne
ureHsut.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
SURPRISE
PARTY.

Mrs. Walter O. Hope gave n very
pretty surprise party Thursday cyo-
ming In honor OF Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Sisk, who celebrated their third
Wedding anniversary on hat day.
The affair was small n informal.
hut was altogether enjoyable, "A doz-
en- OF their friends being euterta4rrd
The evening was spent In playing
hrlhEe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24

Triangle class OF the Lead Avenue
Methodist church was held last night
az the Y. NJ. recreation center on
worth Second street. and participated
IN by thirty-flNo young women mem
beers OF the class. Miss Elizabeth
Rose, teacher. acted as hostess. The
FIRST part Of the evening the girls
spent merrily playing "bunco" and
when tired OF hat turned TO man
othcr amusing M To say that
they really did what the name OF the
party indicates-slumber-wouid be
to stretch a point for no one ever
slumbors al a slumber party. But In
spite Of that fact they were all at
church this morning In a body.
Tho party was to have been held
Easter eve. as b. the custom OF tho
class. but on account Of a number OF
things Intervening at that time. II
was postponed until last night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
BRIDGE ron Snts KUN
1IISDAN

Mrs. X. j. Baldrirdge entertained
last Tuesday afternoon In honor Of
Mrs kunz OF Tacoma. Wash. who Is
visiting M. and Mrs. Guy Rogers.
There were four tables OF bridge. the
guests all friends OF Mrs, kunz. who
formerly resided In this city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
woMAN's oLCB no START DAIRY
BOYCOTT

A domestic science program with
Mrs. a. o. strong leading was held
at the Woman's club Friday after
noon. A. the opening OF the meeting.
however. Mrs. Arthur y. Keith
brought before the club a meeting
started In California 10 bring back
the art OF r dancing. straight limb
dancing, n do away with cheek
dancing" The club endorsed the
movement which Is becoming nation
al.
A plano solo by Mrs. Louis Thomp-
son was encored and Mrs. Thompson
followed II with a b~rilliaat spring
melody. The ladies' quartet aang q
solo N Miss Louise Dosier gave .
reading Patsy" with musical ae-
compartment.
Each member was called upon 70
give her favorite sLYcs recipe with
The result hat many novel and prac-
tical recipes were added 20 the family
cookbook A part OF the days pro-
gram was the serving OF a delicious
salad by Mrs. strong. Mira G. n.
Conner Mrs. sam vann and Mrs A.
l. Riehi.
Mrs c. n. Conner, chairman OF the
civics committee which Investigated
the cost OF milk among the valley
dairymen last week. stated hat on
account OF tbs fact that they could
promiue no reduction IN price the
women Of Albuquerque should pledge
themselves 10 the use OF canned
aud prepared mi.ks until the price OF
milk came down. except In the cases
Of sick people and babies. The We
mans club endorsed the move aud
lodged themselves - sinii and assist
IN circulating a petition 10 that ef-
feet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
DEBATE on CLOSING SUNDAY
MOAIIN AT q d. MIIIING

The Christian Eudeavor society OF
the CONGREGATIONAL church Is always
up and doing 10 has a live group
OF young people iu charge. and OF
late the sunday evening meetings
have been especially interesting and
have attracted % good many people.
young and old.
NoNt sunda, evening the meeting
b. 20 b, of unusual interest. a striking
feature 81 DO being "a debate on the
question. Resolved. That the moV-
ng piefvro tn,airrs should b" closed
ON SUNDAY The affirmative viii he
ttkeu o., tWa IuuuE ltdi'a and th"
u,r.ti,, i1rVu Euuus men. A spirited
debate, l- la.Id. There Will Doe
uutI. LAD Cha. .|tHfs. Hlru
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
PARTY ron StffSro GIRLS.

Miss MlTy ThaTpe cnterilihod a
few OF her friends az an Informal
party Monday evening In honor OF
Miss clara and Miss Anna krusky
OF Buffalo. who are returning TO their
home after an extended visit In this
city The evening was given y e al
most entirely to muAlc-NtOlin, pianno
and vocal selectiOns-and, unique ~
Il was and bringing together a con-
Eenlal Eromp Mna greally enloYcd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
MRS. KNIGHT TO PRESENT
PLAY FRIDAY.

A perfect fairyiand treat. and a
very real visit 10 the land Of story
hooks and childhood fancies are be-
Ing anticipated In tho play. "Biuobeli.
h Flower GIRL which the pupils %
Mrs. Edgar knights dancing Glasses
will present next Friday evening a.
the High school. under the auspices
Of ~. Margaret's guild OF 81. Johns
church. Children from the knee
high TO a duck" ai1a up to young
ladies OF High school viii take
part.
The program h 20 be divided into
two parts, tho first 10 consist Of the
Ilay "Bluehell. the Flower 0srl,' and
the second OF vocal IND violin ssisc-
tons. an Interpretation OF q 0rscian
dance b. the older girls and two
dances IN which Mrs. Knight herself
will talks part. This n the program:
"Biuebcil tho Flower GirfT
nanT
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
ESGAGENRSTN boNALD
WILSON 10 COLORADO GIRL
ANNOUNCED.

The University % Colorado weekly,
silver and Cold" ran the
ment last wee o. the Nngaeoment
of Miss Frances Spencer Of Colorado
springs. 10 Donald Wilson % Aha
.quernue, son o. Judge and Mrs. John
". Wilson. Miss spencer Il q stu-
dent at the unlve rsity and q q mem
hst Of ~ Beta Phi sorority. Donald
Wilson h a junior law student and
h-ad % Stigma Chi fraternity a tEA
U~nivAaity. ne es1a . ne wedding
va mveAs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
MItS. Ia BTiIE nLNS All
DAY ssSI-WING Hl.I"

Tho ladies OF ~ Margaret's guild
~ ~. Iohn's rhufeas -. the guests
Of Mrs a. a. Lalivilc Thursday when
n Of the popular ali-day sewing
bees" WAS held The guests Mere
hard at u" an day. with no respite
except an hour for lunch. Mrs. la
Belle served "a very dainty n de-
licious lunch for them at one o'clock
and the hour OF rest was nos agree
able.
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THU TUII-CAItNHS REJECTION
Al the Tuil home on North High
street which was n veritable bower
uf spring blossoms In pink and layen-
der. Mrs. Franlr y. Tull and Mrs. II.
~. Carnes received over two hundred
of their friends on Wednesday after
noon. The affair was M OF the larg-
est and most elaborate Of the spring
social season and was distinguished
~ tho presence OF the governors
wife who came down from Santa Fc
for the occasion. Mrs. Merritt G. Me-
chem. first lady OF New Mexico.
stood In the receiving line with the
hosteasss.
The graceful neur-de-iis and fra
grant lilac combined with boughs OF
nppi. blossoms and pink sweet peas
wef. used IN decoration OF the rooms
a. lmpart % dcft touch 81 spring to
tho whole affair. The same color
scheme was carried out In the re-
Treatments which were served In he
dining room from n flower bcdecked
table ~ by slender tapcrs
Assisting the hostesses were Mrs.
John Milne who greeted the guests ~
the door. and Mrs. J. 4. Reidy Mrs.
T. ". Booth. Mrs. Charles waiting
ton and Miss Alice Stultz In the ~
c.ption rooms. Mrs. q. l.. Brooks.
Mrs. :. q. shortle. Mrs. l.. q. Rice.
Mrs g. y. Lowher. Mrs. ". r. Edgar
and Mrs. D. g Rakes presided at the
tea table during the afternoon and
Mrs. W. W strong. Mrs. Leslie Rice.
Mrs. n. 4. Bittncr and Mrs. Luther
Coupock served Punch was served In
AN adjoining room by Mrs. George G.
TuyInr aud Miss IauIa. IDWHsr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
SEW AND SD 10 Met
WEDNESDAY

Mrs. G. a. Watson will entertain
the sew and so club next "Wednesday
afternoon at her home on FORESTER
avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
kNrrN nNNCE I'M !.

Kappa Kappa Gamma girls are
planning a dance for May z. Il will
be Informal but one OF tho regular
affairs OF tho college social year. II
will. probably De given al b Wo-
mann club.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
MISS GRACE SrORTZ AMONG
ENTERTAINERS At INDIANA
SOCIETY BANQUET.

Al the quarterly meeting and ban
quet OF the Indiana Society OF h
Gag held there last saturday eve-
ming. when the guest OF honor wa
Elwood Haynes. credited with being
the inventor OF the first successful
automobile and maker OF the Haynes
cars, Mlss Grace Stortz was one OF
the bevy OF Chicago girls who enter
tanned the guests. Ia the Indianap-
oils Sunday Star OF April ~. "a whole
section was filled with the pictures OF
famous I~ndinnians and the girls who
took part In the program. among
which was Miss Stortz'a picture. The
girls were dressed as bankers. judges.
Jockeys, c~hauneurs. and gamblers.
and many other characters were I'M
personated. Miss St0rtz was one OF
the bankers and her picture appear
ed with a group OF three.
The banquet was held in the Drake
hotel In Chicago ind Elwood Haynes
Of kOkomo, Indiana, was h princi-
pal speaker. Tho meeting was In the
form OF an industrial exposition and
u feature was the awarding OF the
cNhibitB to the guests. one lady won
a Haynes 1871 model car.
Music News a periodical pub
llshed In Chicago and devoted To the
news OF music circles In that city,
has the following to say Of the recital
Of the pupils OF h Sherwood Music
school In which Miss Grace Stortz
took part: Piano pupils Of George
Ralf kurtz, assisted By Grace Stortz,
soprano. pupil OF Else iIdrthHh
Arendt. CAV "A recital Tuesday eNe-
ming 90 AT appreciativ" audience.
Pupils from the Frastburg, Md, aud
ElwOod. Ind, branches. az We'll as "a
number from th- main school, con-
tributed to the excellent program.
Miss Stortz sang her group OF
songs with good tone and true musI-
cal feeling. The orchestral parts IN
the concertos were played On the soc
ond piano By Mt. kurtz in his usual
Hatisfylug and Sympathvtic ann
| and HE punIla did aNncellent WORN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
MISSIONARY DEPsRTMENr or
CHURCH CIsUB TO MEET.

The missionary department OF the
Woman's club OF the Congregational
church Will meet next Thursday aft
ernoon with Mrs. Loyejoy. i2i North
High street. Miss Evelyn Fox will
be leader for the afternoon and take
The Philippine for her subject.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
rOR VISITING DOCrORs' WHY'S

For the visiting doctors who VIII
be- convened here next week, and for
their wives The local committees In
charge at arrangements are planning
H banquet Friday evening. The affair
viii b. IA. hirsest Of IA. week.
on SATURDAY. tna wives Of the local
dootors viii BE- hnatessfs at q lunch
rnn tor the wives "a uhs VISITING doc
tors the place to be decided upon
Ialer,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
MISS BETTY MoRRissErTE HAS
LEAD IN SHRINE PLAY.

The play Around the Clock With
the ~Shriners.' which Is being direct
ed by Mrs. frankie Terrell Young.
Is rapidly forming itself definitely
into a final cast. The programs are
being printed this week. and to date
folks taking ~part-tiny dancers from
Mrs Knights classes. high school
girls. varsity girls and young nat
rons: n men who are always asso-
ciated with amateur theatricals IN
Albuquerque. The leading role has
been given to Miss Betty Morrissette
OF III Paso. who has come here to
take the part. Sht ~ 60 be "MitEi. Z"
and with her ability as a singer and
a talent for acting. she 10 expected
to make an adorable Mitzi. Miss
Lorna Lester ~ to be Miss Folly"
Other lead roles are 10 be taken by
"BiHh' Howden, Ray McCanEa and
Hiram cudabac. ches Byrne and
Ernest landoin viii also have promi-
nent roles. Little Miss Henrietta
Zeiser IL to be a clock girl.
There are 30 many novelty fea-
tures-features h "A are different"
that II would he almost impossible
to tell them all Tho choruses are
running owe with DASH and the
costuming Is to be beautiful The
big consideration with Mrs. Young.
when she picked her cast was
beauty" Her aim was 10 get girls
who could carry off such ehoruses
as Little Miss rp-to-Date.' wHere
beauty and 'stsle" both were abso
lutely necessary requisites. Dancing
In 10 be the main feature OF The
show. There will be dancing OF al
sorts some I n choruses with giris
only, and some with choruses OF mel
and girls both.
Among the high school girls whs
are taking part are the Misses Betti
Mack. Elsie Clayton. Frances Cart
wright. Thelma Howell, Maudie How.
ell, Dorothy Bowman. Helen Gruns.
lied. Marion Grunsfeid. Grace Wick
ham, Dorothy Wickham. LOUIS
hansen, Louise Blakomore, Lila Boyd
Fay strong. Faye Boyd and Anna
In the clown balloon dance ant
chorus are Pauline Myers. Nadine
Bowers. Lockeye Powers. Guci Berg
man. Dorothy paltenghe. Aibinl
koury. Helen Monkiewicz. Heller
koehrer. Nile strumquisi. Marion
Raney. Edith Downing. Ernie Hau.
ser. Lorctae Poe, Helen stephens
Lenore Petit. Lois LcSeur. DoiOrel
BENJAMIN. Marion Hammond ans
Lillian Caldwell.
In tho chorus OF older girls ar,
Miss Ruth TompkinA Miss Angelica
Howdcn. Miss Esther Howden. Mis-
Rainsy Barley. Miss Ruin StAtes0n
Miss Florence WELLER, Miss Bettl
KleiNiorf. Miss Ethel Garrett. Mis-
Dora Rohcrtz Miss Mildred Ilarri
ana Miss Ruth Dougherty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
~ KAPPA ALPiIA
DANCE LAST NIGHT.

~ Kappa Alpha fraternity were
hosts last evening at the Masonic
temple at "a biz Informal dance for
their friends. The hall was attrac-
lively decorated with ~ Kappa Al
pha colors. a feature that added
something Of rest To the pep aud
spirit OF the eycn4ng. And the music
by the Sandstone Jazz band had
something 90 do with adding some
of the zest and spirit. one hundred
and twenty five guests danced.
Tho committee In charge CONSISTED
Of Douglas Howdcn, }. T. ward and
Waiter Ward.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24

The last of ~ Kappa Alpha's "opc
house affairs will be held this ate
noon, when they receive In hon,
Of sigma chi fraternity.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
ADNIsY.ANDFItAfAN


a beautiful church wedding and
one tina was attended with wide
apread Interest was that OF Miss
Maud Radney OF Roswell. 10 George
Alderman Of Albuquerque. which was
soiemnized In Roswell last Monday
evening. Both young people. mem-
bers OF prominent families In the
state, alumni Of the University aud
very popular In young social circles.
u was small wonder that h Episco-
pal church Ia Roswell was nlled 10
CAPE city Monday evening. The beau
tlful Episcopal wedding service vas
read BY the Rev. Eller Of Carlsbad.
Miss Radney, eowned becominrly In
dark blue cBnto crcpe with q hat
OF the same color. was a very lovely
bride as she entered the church on
the arm OF her father. w l. Rad
ney. She CARVED "A shower bouquet
Of white blossoms which made the
perfect touch 10 her brides costume.
The bride and groom were unattend.
ed at the altar. John Skipwith and
Langdono Keith. Intimate friends Of
the families. were ushers.
AZ the conclusion OF the ceremony,
tho wedding party and twenty-five
friends OF the family were entertained
at a dinner at the Radney home. The
house was beautiful with flowers,
and In the center OF the dining table
reposcd an enormous wedding cake.
The bride cut the cake IND Fate,
with a maddening way she has Of
playing the unexpected game. a
all the symbols Of future romance 10
couples who were already engaged
4 be married. The bride threw her
bouquet among the guests just be-
tore h left for the train and Il
was caught by Miss Jimmy saunders
Mr.. aud Mira Alderman left thnf
evening for the VII to mountains OF
New Mexico for "a ten-day honey
noon. They are expected to reach
Albuquerque next week and will re-
side here In future.
Several prenuptial parties were Civ
en- for Miss Hadney and Mr.. Ander-
man last sunday. The first OF these
was a luncheon al the Hotel Glider,
at which Miss Rebekah Skipwith and
Miss Tiny Winston were hostesses.
A beautiful bhde's tea wns given
In Miss Kadney's honor Sunday aft
ernoon by Mrs. Church and her
daughters, Misses Sophie. Eileen and
Eleanor Church.
Sunday evening Mrs. II. N. Keith
gave "A dinner party in their honor.
Mrs, O. ~ Alderman, Mrs. Gibbs
and Miss Eleanor Alderman. mother.
grandmother and sister OF the groom.
were among the out-of-town visitors
AT the wedding,