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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-02
ALPHA chi DINNER.DANCE.

chief among the social events In
college circles this week was the
Alpha Chi Omega dinner-dance given
last evening by the alumnac ana ac'
tive members. the dinner at the
chapter house at 8 o'clock. aud the
dance following Immediately after
ward at the woman's club.
CoiOrs OF oranEc and black were
uad throughout Tor a motif OF deco
ration. The guests OF honor were
pivrn nrsandis corsagrs at dinner.
ana entertained anerward with n
vaudeville act by Miss Dorothy Stew
.nson aud Mtas Elizabeth OHar,.
m. chairs Of the rushees were tied
with bows of orange tuile and the
table most a~rtlc1cnily decorated with
great orange dahlius. Dinner WAS
r"ryed Ina five courses,
Al the woman's club. orange crepe
Tnper had been arranged to cover
the wall aud black figures OF Picrrrti-
and pierrot, Columhine and liarle-
quin formed "A striking silhouette.
There were three feature dances, dur
ing one OF which, yarn dolls In orange
and black were given the guests h
programs were orange with the crest
Of the sorority ~ black.
The ulumnae were IN charge Of the
dinner, aud the dance was arranged
by the uctivcs OF the chapter. These
were the guests: tn. Misses Anita
Fisher. Geraldine Tully. Dorothy
cameron. Margaret East.rdHy Mar
dell Morrison. Frances Andrews, com
stHnc. Walter. Marjorie IleaNe. Mar
garet Philips. Carol Wilson. HOrtense
Switzer. Vera Kiech. Louis. Wilkin-
son, Daphne Cobb. Flora Chess
Elizabeth OHara. Clyda Wilson.
Dorothy Stevenson. Marlet Land,
Helen Jackson. Juliet Fleischcr, Flor
'nce Ollata, Norrine Switz"r. Lucy
Clark, MRdclaine Hardy, ana Robert
Cartwright, William clark, Jimmy
Swinnsy, Ralph Payton. Pete Davies,
George Bryan. John wilkinson. Ralph
Brooks. charles Caldwell. ~. g. Lana.
han, WHY skinner. Desmond Farrell
Perkins Patton. Ralph Hernandez,
Walter berger. Harold Brandenbury,
Hugh Graham. Bob Albers. John ca
omi. Marshall Wilson, Tom Hughes,
Fat Miller, Hianco White, and Clydr
Mccullough IN aud Mrs. l.. -
lirssler, Miss Lucy clark. Prof. Fred
f'ensei and Coach Johnson.
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'"EN sEAIIE" Iu,iDGE
CI.IB ORGANIZES.

En- Semble bridge club. nvQWealy
orga niKed for a strictly social game
Of cards rather than a toe. too suien-
tific one. was organized Monday ant
ernoon at the home OF Mrs George
Downer. on West Gold avenue. the
members were chosen, the nam"
adopted. directors elected end thg
date OF the regular meeting decided
upon. There will be- three tables.
the club h Ia be KnoWn as I'm Sent
bile" and the date Of meeting 10 De
every other Monday afternoon. Mrs.
l.. g. Mersfelder and Mrs william
Holm will he the directors. The
members are Mesdames g. T. French,
1. q. Mersfelder. William Holm, ~
Porterneid. H. W. Euttank. MILTON
J. Hcimick. W. ~ Icigler G. 3 Val
FAINT. W. v. Gano. r. e. ldcn and q.
S. Downer.
Mrs. ~ W. EubGnk Will entertain
the members at the next meeting on
October 10. at her home, S23 West
Gold avenue.
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Rose to ELI ID. Duncombe was solem-
nlzed ut high noon Thursday at the
Methodist church at University race
Dr. !. q. Schrcckengast officiating.
Mrs. x. r. BOilenu san several selec-
tiOns preceding the ceremony ana the
~'fohengrin wedding march was played
iby Mrs ~. n. Esterbrook who pre-
sided al the organ The bride was
attended by her sister, Miss Julia
Rose aud W. b. Rose was best man.
The church was attrRctively decorated
with purple asters and pink roses.
The bride wore her travelling suit of
brown with a corsage OF Ophelia
roses. Her bridesmaid also wore a
brown suit. Following tho wedding
a wedding luncheon was served AZ
the home OF the brides parents, MIR.
and Mrs. q. II. Ross Of University
Place. Covers were arranged for "a
at tables marked with purple asters
and pink roses. Both MIR. and Mrs.
puncombe are graduates OF the Uni
vcrsity of Nebraska where he IL n
member OF Alpha Chi sigma, honor
airy chemistry fraternity. They left
Thursday afternoon for Lafayette,
Ind. where they win make their home.
MIR. Duncombe has accepted a posi-
ton in the chemistry department OF
Purdue university"
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WOMTN'S LEGION UNIT TO
ORGANIZE OVER STATE.

A@lbuqueruue's delegation Ia the
American Legion convention at SILVER
city on September ~, 20 aud "a. rep
r-s.ntlnE the local unit of the WOm-
ans auxiliary to the American Legion,
has returned from the southern oitN
with glowing reports Of the work
the convention accomplished, the en-.
thusiasm il aroused and the hospital
itY OF silver Citians Sew McNico'U
live units Of Momon's nuNtliari-s ar
10 lp o uucleuS ot many su'h units
that will be- organized over the state
sud for this Work ~ building IN the
MOmcr's organization. Mrs. \. \ Ny"
wac appointed temporary state chair
man. Delegates to the national con
ventiun were also appointed. From
this city. they are Mrs. Nyc and Mrs.
John summers. representing thr
womcn'h unit. and John Zee, Carl
ParsGns. J. Goodwin. aud Allen Nyr.
representing the American Legion,
The ladies visit to silver CIV in
Guided several auto rides about the
town, "A visit Ia Fort Bayard aud "a
banquet aud dance the night of theiI
arrival. Mrs. kiner. president OF the
WOman Ms club. was chairman on ar
~angenie Tor the dinner at the
Broadwny hotel Thursday evening
following which. the Elks gave a
dnncr for the legion delegates. Tn"
next day, d dinner was given by The
pnicers and thcir wives at Fort BAY
ard FOR them. and boxing contest
followed. This latter was given uu'
der the auspices Of chester Thomp
SOn post VI the legion. More than
loo e~x-seryice recuperntinE
from the eencts Of many months
service during the war, ana more
than forty nurses. are at the Fort
liuyurd hospital
The Kansas city convention vii
open October ~ and continue
through November first, second ant
third.
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ceremony for Valley Ranch. the Pccos
country and points in the northern
part OF the state. Mrs. koch's travel
INK suit was black duvetyn trimmed
In gray squirrel. Mr.. ana Mrs. Koch
will b. at home after November 8 at
the Twltcheil apartments In Santa Fe.
Out-ot-Town Guests.
Out-of-town guests who came for
the wedding were Mrs. Harold Kirk
patrick. of Lafayette. Indiana, a sister
OF Miss Longs. Mrs. Edward Morgan
OF NJ Paso; Mr.. and Mrs. a. G. Koch.
OF santa Re. aud Miss Dorothy Koch.
the latter "A sister OF MI. Ferdinand
Koch. Bornard 4. spitz, Henry
kaune aud fiansel f~tleug-r, of santa
tog Mr.. aud Mrs. Hohert Walton.
Mrs. u. l.. Thornton. Miss Irene
Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Moore.
Miss Ramona Baca. Norman Hantsel,
u. rnmtakev md i"hn wind-"r all
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BRIDGE WEDNESDAY FOR
MlNS LONG.

one OF the very pretty pre-nuptial
parties OF the week for Miss knth-
iccn Long was the bridge at which
Mrs. Guy Rogers. Mrs. Thor kolle
and Mrs. William white entertained
Wednesday afternoon NJ Mrs, Rogers
home There were four tables. The
guests were Miss Long. Mrs. William
Henry Long, Mrs, A.. q. Miller Mrs.
Edward Morgan. Mrs. Harold Kirk
patrick. Mrs Arthur sisk. Miss Louise
Belt Miss Irene Baldt. Miss Hazel
Hawkins. Miss Katherine keleher.
Miss Margaret McCanna, Miss wilma
Snyder and Miss Evelyn Trotter.
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OF Santa Re. and Mr. and Mira. Arthur
Gallup, OF chamita. Mrs. Gallup was
formerly Miss Jimmie Stanley OF this
city. and Is n sorority sister OF the
brides.
Miss Long Is a University graduate
and a Kappa Kappa Gamma OF the
u. n. NJ. and a been IN the gov
eminent service for tho last four
years. She did war work In Washing
ton until the armistice was signed.
and for over n ear has been con-
nectcd with the internal revenue de-
phrtment here. Miss Long has fla
ured prominently Ian social circles
since her coming here from Wash
ago.
MIR. Koch n an unusually success
ful young business man In Santa he.
associated with his father. A. G.
Koch.
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In the account OF the Santa Fe
fiesta which appeared in The sunday
Herald OF september II. the state
ment was made that Mrs. Ralph Hem
dcrron OF ~ Paso had trained the
chorus OF Indian school children.
From information later received from
Santa Re. this WAS found TO be In err
ror. and hat Mra. Henderson had
only sung with the children to pre-
80 their having stage fright, Mrs
John -. DE Hun of the Indian school
trained the children, teaching them
the original Indian melodies, which
she had incorporated In a play that
was presented at the Indian school
- isee. Tho mviodivs were trans
lated from The original Indian lam
suagc into English. but al the fiesta
were sung In the native tongue.
Mrs. Henderson trained the fiesta
chorus OF mon and women % Santa
Re. "a group OF weli-known singers OF
the city. Their part In the fiesta
program was a prominent one and
one Of tho most pleasing features OF
a.
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DINNER WEDNESDAY At
TIL COUNTRY CLUB.

Mrs. John r. pcarcc entertained
Wednesday evening at the Country
club At a beautifully appointed dinner
Tor % guests. DahliaS and bowls OF
Dphelia roses were placed on the table
In art site arrangement, and yellow
candles In brass cundlc-tiCks We're
used. The guests were Captain ~
Mrs. clark NJ. carr, Mrs, Eugene carr,
Mi and Mrs g l.. BROOKS, Mr.. and
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MERCEDES CIIB MEETS
WITH Mis-. GENTRY,

The Mercedes club viii meet noNt
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs Gentry on North Fourth street.
To plan tho program OF study for the
year The past yea was given over
strictly To instructive programs Of
various sorts. including current vents
and instruction tu participation In
community activities The program
viii d" planned before the meetings.
and followed throughout the club
year.
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poc
CNTUOIIC FORRtSTIItS TO
nAA INITI ALTON

The Women catholic order OF
lForrastors will meet next Tuesday
evening ut 81 Mary'H hall for thu iniii-
alton OF seven new candidates Tor
q business session tn" new members
Ia be taken in are Miss Elsie k,N-
nolds. Miss Margaret Reynolds, Miss
MarV 'onurry, Miss MARY h'Nah"'
Mlrs Helen CayenauFh Miss Susan l.,
spears and Miss Roana Patterson.
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600
POLISH PIANIST COMING.

leopold 0odowsky. the renowned
composer ana pianist, viii open the
concert series Of the Fortnlghtly club
IN Albuquerque with a piano recital
OF his own compositions October 10.
In IN" High school auditorium. Thu
dramatic ,m%otioualism NJ The Polish
people IS said to b" pictured In tne
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-02
rally DAY I,ERVICFs.

The Rally Day service Of the Con
]Brcrutiuna1 sunday school viii be-
held this morning al the church with
special musical program and talks.
Al this meeting. all children Of the
sunday school are expected 10 bee
present,
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FIRST MEETING on
TlESDAN GLIB.

Its first meeting 81 tho fnil IN Tues
day NJ the homo Of Mrs L. O. Rice
on South Arno street. The program
viii consist Of the presidents address
by Mrs Raymond Stamm; The oral
Interpretation OF Literature a talk.
by Mrs. a. n. Stroup; and vacation
"reminiscences. a phase Of the program
In which az members will take part.
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Ave Maria
Mrs. u. W, Fnw
900
MOTHERS CIRCLE TO MEET.

The Mothers Circle OF the Conyrc-
gHtionOl church viii meet next Thurs
day ~ their regular monthly meeting.
To finish their sewing for the Red
Cross and the garments commenced
last meeting Mrs. Chester Wash
burn, pea North Edith street. will b.
the hostess The subject for the az
t.rnoou will Ice THE Morals ana
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-02
100 Guests At Long-Koch Wedding AT
St. Johns Church; Bishop Performs Ceremony

Miss Kathleen Long. daughter Of
Mr.. aud Mrs william Henry I.ong.
and Ferdinand Koch OF Santa Fe. son
81 Mr.. and Mrs. A. g Koch. we're
married last evening az & o'clock at
~. John'a Cathedral church. the
service being read By Bishop Fred
crick y. Howden In the presence Of
over 100 friends. The church was
beautiful with palms. aud dahiiaE and
C. ysanthemums IN golden yellow.
The pews Tor the family were desig-
mated with streamets OF white ribbon.
Miss Long approached the altar On
The arm OF her father. while Mrs. v.
". Harden played the wedding music.
The brides gON OF white satin back
crepe was complete with "A long white
satin train descending from the shout
ders. and her wedding veil was OF
white tulle. arranged In crown effect
with real lace M orange blossoms.
Her bouquet Mas white roses and
lilies of the valley. Silver slippers
completed her costume. Mrs. Ed
ward Morgan. 0 sister OF Miss Long =
vas matron OF honor, and wore yellow
satin combined with turquoise blu.
ribbons. aud yellow nounces OF lace.
Her hat was OF yellow lace n
naline, with blue ribhOns, u she
wore gold slippers. Her bouquet wan
yellow roses. Little Dorothy Anne
Cox la yellow ofgandie n lace.
with a tulle crown adorned with blue
ribbons. and Mary Caroline Mhitmer.
IA a page In black velvet. were the
flower bearers. Bernard A. Spite OF
Santa lie was best man. Hanzel
Pflougcr and Henry kaune, also OF
SANTA Re, were the uahcrs.
Wedding deception.
Mrs. Guy Rogers sang very beauti-
fully. AZ Dawning." and tn. wedding
march with Mrs. Harden at the pipe
organ, WAS very impressive.
After the ceremony. a wedding re-
ceptiOn was held at the william
Henry Long home for the wedding
party and out-ot-town guests. Mrs,
Long. IN gray crepe de chine som
bined with gsorgette and wearing a
corsage of pink roses, was assisted ut
The door by airs. A. q. Koch Of Santa
Re. Mrs. Koch's costume was brown
satin. M her flowern were Huuburst
roses. The dining room was lighted
with yellow candlcH mud filled with
yellow crysanthenums and yellow
dahlias. a color scheme OF yellow
and green was followed Throughout,
Mrs. W 1. Hawkbbs poured and Airs,
-. NJ. Y served punch. while
the Misses Helen and clara stevens
assisted in the dining room.
Nit. and Mrs. Koch left after the
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MISS E%IIzABr.ru ROSE
MAHHII-A ALIal

Miss Elizabeth Ross" formerly rec
rcntiou secretary at b y " q. A.,
here. and who resigned her position
in june to return to her home In Ne
brasku. was married ON September
iirst 10 Eu buUromhe. An account
Of the marriage. VII ca appeared In
the Lincoln STATE Journal, Lincoln.
Nebraska. follows
The marriage OF Mlsa Elizabeth
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DOROTHY L. McALLJSTER
Telephone 345.

~ INNETtS-vcry formal aud eiamossd per With candle hsiti dan
u ms baniLai by I'm and n paucty 81 dancers. arc gradually tai
- I'M the place OF summer eas with their light clnttrf IN their hciwht-
5m .iak N responsibility To h. clever, and nj ptrih- ~ swing parufr.
Two university dnnCs snd u Country chh dance. M FIX dance ana q fr-
nI Shrine hall have put nan silver slippers In the hundic or TIE wish
woa,sn'r family. Weddings arr gradually fading ~ In popularity -rf-
haps bsause winter In coming % coai In ~ cspcnsi,ci tr yo"ng rl "@
wedding n nEorus ruler, II turning u : "A drowning mhn q q straw 60 sninr
dy afternoon bridge clubs Society l. sctuhne down, Win many protests
and many interesting and unexpected turns AM twists, ~ the serious bnd
nr~ q n winter season.
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900
EIks ENTERTAIN IOW
-tlOW CAST.

Loud and enthusiastic were the
PRAISES Tor the new Eihs ballroom.
opened Tor the fast time since the new
Guiding has been completed. on
Thursday evening when the members
of the Elks show cast were the guests
81 honOr al the first ball OF tn winter.
Members Ut the club and their nu,-
lies. and the show east and their
friends filled the club rooms A buff
fet supp'r was -sfNed la tho dining
room throughout the evening.
The ballroom nour is perhaps the
finest IN the state and Thurainy eve
ming WAS ready for the dancers at its
smuothest and best. The Eiks or
chestrn OF eight pieces. played. About
$50 people were present.
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presented BY professional talent who
ar" members OF thc live organization.
The place will be the Presbyterian
church. and the hour. eight o'clock
Tuesday evening To his program
them usic loving public is invited to
beg ucsts OF The Fortnightly club.
Mrs. John D.. CLARK. %violinlste. Miss
Grac" Stortz, vocaiiste. Mrs. J.. -.
Thompson piauistc. Miss Lois
steurnH. dramatic reader. Mr.. u. l..
Bungus. pip. organiHt. Mrs. D.. W.
fiiW accompanies on pipe organ for
reader and musical numbers. com
prise the troupe uf entertainers.
The program vii Include
Organ solo. (sricctedJ
a. /. Bunges.
Violin selections.
tul Ave Maria
Milholing
co Am Nicer
Shubcrt-W ilheling
Voice:
tal inter Nos
Mae Fndyen
90 VIII q The Wisp
Spross
Miss Grace stortz
Reading
The Happy Prince"
Oscar Wilde
Miss Lois Stearns
ANNflNNlAllfh ny MENs ~ w
faw
Piano solos:
tai Why
Schumann.
90 "Mhims''
SChumaun.
Violin solos:
tal "Ganzonetta'
A. u. AmhroHio
Chl "Mnzurka'
Meiniowski
tc) "Humoreske"
DVorak
td) Yankee Doodle Varle''
c. Wiicht.
Mrs j, ID, Clark.
Voice.
Ave Maria
Gounoud
Miss Grace Stortz
Violin Ohlignto:
Mrs. clark
Accompanies;
Mrs. u, w, Faw
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ron Any. AM Mis-. KrrcnEN.

a farewell party Tor Rev. and Mrs.
Kitchen uf the Lead Avenue church.
who leave In q hort time for Dol
Nnrte. colo. to which point Rev. XII
chen has been transferred WIS given
Thursday evening at the church audi
tarlum. which was filled with friends
who had come 70 give them their fare
wells. A program OF music and an
address hy Miss Way. dcacunesH. con
stitutcd the program.
4 Kov. aud Mrs. Kitchen were pre-
scented with a git by their parishoneri
its u token of their esteem.
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InIl Mrs. mAGGARD.

Mrs. Tom Walker entertained for
Mrs. Nancy Hnggard. mother OF Mr..
Jerrc Haggard. last saturday evening.
at her home on West New York ave-
uue, at a dinner party. There were
~ guests. Mrs. Haggard is leaving
shortly for her home In Tennessee,
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LUNCHEON roit SIMS. GEORGE
SAMPSON. JR.

Mrs. George sampson Jr.. will be
entertained next wednesday by Mrs.
y. G. Cornish at a luncheon. at her
home ON South walter street. The
luncheon Is TO be Informal and FOR
the young ~frienas q Mrs. sampson.
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- y ~ gHoOSrs~ NATIONAL
CONVENTION DIsiaifsATI.

Mrs. G. NJ. Bots was hoHt"sS 10 the
members OF T.. T. o. Wednesday after
noon. at her home In the highlands.
The yellow u white. culors OF the
Organization. were displayed in yellow
and white flowers placed about the
rooms.
Bible study was arranged Tor The
program OF the afternoon. and most
interesting % proved. Mrs Katherine
Euhank. leader. prepared q very inter
.sting paper on women OF the old
Toa'nmuut. and stores Of various
Hitte characters were told by Mrs.
Hogrcfe. Mrs. G y Bodgin and Mrs.
+ ". Garcia. Mrs Hodgin. who spent
more than a year travelling In the
Holy Land. gave an account OF her
trip In detail that, with the element OF
intimate personal experience was
keenlv intcrcHtiuE to her hearers
Mrs George Bond was chosen as
the Albuqucrqu" delegate to attend
the nations convention of 4. y o.,
which meets aeNi week Boo Kansas 'itv,
Shc left YESTERDAY Tor the east.
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MRS pANAaY Mn NRe
Il NIl.lT ENIEHI"

A pretty and very enjoyable bridge
party Of the week was that AT which
Mrs. Tom Danahy ard Mira. Earl
knight entertained Friday afternoon
at Mrs. DRnahy's horne, for 40 OF their
friends. There we're 10 tables. and n
two course lunch a~fterward.
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siuu<T RAI.L GIVEN TluDNY.

Ttrc ntst formal dane, ct IA" iall
To be- given by the local Shrine patrol.
was given Friday evening at IN" Ma
sonic hail room. for members aud
their friends \ color note of red was
supplied hy the Shrin"rs I'm their red
fezaes. and by vases ut rcd carnations
upon tn" tables In tn" west end
lot the room. whore supper was served.
Dress suits ana evening own gave
the atmosphere Of AN unusual oc'n-
sion.
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IDEAL nRIDGE CLUB
NJ I.AnM

The Ideal bridge club Is to play
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. A. l. Riedling. Three tables OF
bridge will be played.
OGsJ
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MISS MINFRIiN TO
ENTERTAIN CLUB.

Miss Grace Winfrcy VIII he hostess
next saturday afternoon to the mem
hers OF her bridge club. Two tables
will play.
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1ks, Shrners and Country Club Give First Dances of FALL
University Greek Letter Fraternhies Start Rush Part

Mrs. iinroid ~ Jnmison Mr.. ana Mrs
Heithoid Spitz, Mr.. aud Mrs. Albert
Sinma. All. aud Mrs. David ltOsen-
wnid. General aud Jra Henry ".
brown. Nj. aud Mrs. t.obeit ~ ni.iz.
Ms. Marion Lester. Miss i<'rna Lester.
Miss Virginia tarr aud lioderiek Hnd-
dleeton.
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GsAp.E roll IAnTy FoR

Iho Trade it0Il children OF 81.
Paurs EngSAh Lutheran sunday
e~Tintendent OF that department, Mas
l.otta Petersen. at her home. sos \.
Walter 81, last saturday afternoon.
About twelve Nttls tots with their
mothers were the guests. Little re-
membranes were given 10 the chill
dren, and refrsshments we're served.
Continued GA page shrce.l
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NEW YORK. oct. Although
the Slrcvcs the thing. so far us Size
goes. there's "a lot 10 De said about
sircNc trimming,
Chenille aud clre ribbon are rivals
FOR attention this ear
In o Joseph trock OF black indie
~ ructible chiffon wolfe. ciro ribbon .H
used with "a lavish hand.
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JoIiX SCORE CLCB


The first meeting OF the fall OF the
Joy Score club a held Tuesday
evening at the home OF Mira. Y. y.
Booth at los Griegos. Plans for re-
organization were discussed and will
be- completed tomorrow evening when
clark and Airs. Murdoch in Los
Griegos, Three tables of five hum
drcd were played, Refreshments
wer. served aner the game.
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LoIIlY IL NiIsI-rN

The Jolly Seventeen card club met
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Joseph
Pies. aud played four tables OF five
hundred. A two course lunch was
served afterwards.
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WEDNESDAY BnIDGE
CIIH TO PLAY.

The Wednesday bridge club will re-
open its playing season next We'd
nosday when It's menibers meet for
the first time this fall, with Mrs.
kenneth Baidridee. There are Twelve
members.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-02

The hugo angel sleeves which
reach to the wrist ARE banded with
Hoven rows ~ this shiny ribbon f1f-
teen rows cnc,rclc the full skirt
chenille, softer nud more piinblc.
De- used most gracefully on the Rent
urr gown OF drapclla. The sleeves
l"nE' flowing aud boll-shnped-are
heavily worked in chenille. The
slinH designs decorate the skirt OF
this straight-liu,d frOck.