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CIIR PLANS PAIITIEs.

The Woman's club OF the Congre-
gational church met Thursday after
noon with Mrs. J. II. Jones' In a most
profitable session. Cor they decided
upon three parties Tor the organiza-
tion within IN. month. In addition
to these there will be- picnic at the
Rio Grande Industrial school next
Thursday. at which the Mothers
Circle will entertain and Mrs Scheihe
one OF m" mcusiors. will be hostess
\ meeting In tho afternoon viii be-
followed by the picnic supper. Those
" no desire to come are asked to bring
their lunches hnd those who cannot
stay for supper will be- taken home
after the meeting The plan b. 10
make the affair q sort Of general sun
day school picnic. inviting the mem-
hers and their children. ana the
mothers Of the primary department
and their children.
on Flag day. Tuesday. June -
the Woman's club viii entertain at "a
breakfast az the home Of Mrs. Jones
on North Fourteenth strest for IN.
benefit Of the cluh. The hours are
half past nine to half past ten. An
members Of the Cinh and thNr friends
ana members Of the church are in
vited to attend.
ON June 20 "a plate supper will be
given az Mrs. Etnest smiths. 900
South Walter. also for the bers'fit oi
| the club. An ice cream social, ths
second Thursday In July, viii com.
plete the program planned az Thurs
days meeting. This Will bc held al
| tho church.
Tho members concluded bus,
| afternoon spent in sew .us FOR th'
| church bazaar with dainty lunch
land social hour
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RY II. D. GIRnONs.

CHICAGO. June Ill want my
marriage To- he "a lucky one
This. says Miss Lolita Armour. thc
worlds richest bride. is her reason
for wishing quiet wedding with
comparatively little expense aud no
elaborate gowns. She is the daughter
~ j. ogden Armour. the multimillion-
aire packer. on June \ SHE will be-
come the bride OF John J. Mitchell.
Jr
4 few years ago she was a crippled
child. 4 surgeons skill saved n.r
from going through lie under this
handicap.
Al Melody Farm. Lake Forest, n
wealthy suburb near here. she told me
that hor troussoau would be made Of
"leit-oNers." aud that her wedding
gown would be- lust a simple little
thing of white velvet costing less
than t20O,
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Mrs. UNDERMOOD'S
Pupils IN RECTAL.

The musical given by the pupils OF
Mrs Blanche Underwood on last
Monday evening was an unqualified
Hurcess The house was filled, even
standing room being utilized Flow
ers. In music aud in actual decora-
ton, were the prcdominating feature
Of the program.
The stage was a bower OF roses
lilies and palms, ana the national
colors were used also, particularly ct
fertiNe In the National Flower con-
test, when Miss Elsie Clayton. In the
character OF Columbia. appeared In
the costume of Americas goddess.
She sang In charming voice. quite
winning over her audience. Helen
kochrsr IN" Spirit of Nature. also
did her part we'll. one uf the most
pieaainE numbers ct ali was Merry
june" sung hy Miss l.enore iiarye, .
the attractive little daughter ~ Rev
and Mrs. =. 4. Harvey The little
maid appeared In % dress of white
tarlatan, ruffled and frilled. In
| Surried Ranks" sung by four boys.
WIS we'll rendered and m" panto-
mime. the Lily and the Bluebell." i"
given by Merl. Charlotte Cunnell and
| iiina Whitson. and the song by Donna
Williams brought down the houss
with cheers
Those who played the piano mum,
beers displayed great SKIN as tu touch
and technique. Ethel Erlundfon wal
the winner ~ the medal which wal
presented by Mr. Maurice Klein Mis-
Erlsndsun b. said 10 have brigh
career Ia store fOr her.
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JIMMIE LYONS ervEs DANCE.

Jimmie Lyons gave dancing party
az the Arnot home Monday evening
Tor the members OF the younger high
- hooi sci. The usual crowd with
few extras for variety made up the
parry ana they an had glorious
time, Those present were the Misses
Tinsley Burton, Josephine Milner
Ern"stin. Huning, Virginia McIan-
dress, Ednc Monahnn. MayEelle Mills
Bertio Arnot and pansy Hickss.and
Jack Mills. Woodford Hefiin. Earl
Turnkey. Archie Waldie, Frederick
Ward otto Bebher. Max Merritt
Howe Eller. Charles Barber and En-
met Moeman.
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DOROTHY l.. McALLIsTER
Telephone Sf5.

VIE week has been particularly exciting for we'd
dings coming and going like summer sorm--a at
once both bridge pale and anguishing with the
han upon prizes and its altogether hot mention
danring Summer vacatonisis moving out in such u
steady that IL is impossible keep with them Only
dinner dance casual bridge and parties keep
faith the homes However have good deal
Of faith in the pcnicshey being done this
But what Of the bridge partyi exelaim0 dou
bic trump, where is thy ng auction, where thy victory
All the JOY has Of playing bridge and little poker club
Of eight ladies that has been hiding out the tall will die
natural death this week But when the ripple in the big poker
pond set in notion the little bridge wavee expect violent
agitation aso and the girls will have 20 join missionary society
fill in those empty Tuesdays But be careful girls your minds
still plastic and tell what the effect Of those
ghouh cannba tales upon your mponabc ideas will be- This
is Of careful stepping
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THE WORLDS RICHEST BRIDE
WILL HAVErSIMPLE WEDDING

II believe that extravaganza ~ sin
fui" SHE went ON. '"rO me It's per-
f.ctly absurd for girls TO squandcr
their money ON an eNtravagant bridal
attire. Aud no good luck comes from
IT,. either.
"Mv whole outfit viii be very In
expensive. Moreover. I'm not going
TO wear "a single gcwcl--thnt In, unless
1 have to.
And. oh. ycsl I will wear a little
cap fashioned from lace from my
mothers wedding gown. II hat. no
intrinsic value. Just sentiment. that's
all.
You see. marriage is serious af-
fair. and people should realize that
IL is why should I lavish money on
myself when there b. 10 much misery
in the woTldT The money could be
used for better purposes. And then
you wear a wedding gown only once.
starting out sanely. a man and
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coxGn,TrIAfoHY DrNSrR
TUESDAY,.

An affair that set most laudnble
example In church socials as well as
means of honoring the graduates
v no are members of the church was
tho cougratuiatory diHnsr given Tues
day evening by the members ~ tho
church incil uf the Lutheran
church q, heir wives Those mem
3 "rs - the church who have gradu-
ated from high school or college.
18th their parents. were invited TO
,inner al the church pnrlors Fol
pwinE the banquet. toasts were made
~ the representatives Of the various
groups, Professor G. 4. Barnhart act
Iug as we'll leader new name for
tho toastmaster The first toast
given az welcome TO tho guests. Was
proposed hy William Doldc. repre-
senting the church council The re-
sponse was made my Merton Lewis. a
high school graduate. ON behalf Of
the parents, .. q. Simonson gave tie
next toast aud Miss Grace Peterson
Of the University gave the fourth
Rev. Arthur knudSen. the pastor.
spoke Tor the church. Tho program
was interspersed with songs ana sto-
ries and was one of the most pleasant
that was ever preentcd at the church.
These were the toaHis;
"l-g-2.i. Please" VIM Dolde
"Ileilo"--Merton Lewis
Dads SchOoldays' q. Simon
son.
where DO We Go From Here?"--
Miss Grace Peterson.
"G.t and Uivo"-Vey. A N. Knud-
sen.
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MISS CoRNEIIA PoRTER
MAHHIl.n

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Vandcrpools "My Little sunfiower."
Miss Marian Duckett played shar-
wenka's Polish Dance" a number
that was greatly enjoyed. and Miss
Eunicc ierkenhoff Chaminade's
'Vaise Caprice" one OF the moE,
pleasing numbers on tho entire pro-
gram. Mrs Moore aud Miss Cameron.
and Miss nellie socle. who played for
Mrs. Moore were the acompanists.
The Gl"r club must surely have
been hiding their liEht under "a bushel.
Tor they broke upon their audience
like "a sunrise Of sound. Ia their first
number. Merry suuD." tChariea Vim
cent? they prepared their audience
fnr tho crcsCendo Of harmony, beau
tiful modulHtlon and perfect blend
ms OF voices which they attained In
Henry Smart's song: might Sinks on
the Wave" "a ssxtettc. BLOW, Blow
Balmy Breeze" by Warner and
Morning Song by Forman. "a" aud
co. numbers, were both pleasing ex-
amplea OF what well trained chorus
can do. The mrmhers of the club are
Mrs. Emily a. Hrlle, Miss Nelle Seele.
Miss Maude san. Miss ilildegarde
Entad Miss Margaret Blank. Miss
Lillian iiullck. Miss Estelle nrodeli.
Miss Marian Rhodes. Miss Gertrude
Thompson. Miss Eva hrown. Miss
Margaret Easttrday Miss Mae Kyuett.
Miss Edna Mounhan, Miss Edna ilp-
I pctt. Miss Mabel sugga and Miss
l nellie Helen uitty.
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MISS CAROLYN MANDELL
ENGAGED

Mrs Mike Mandrn has received
the announcement from III Paso of
tn, engagems- Of her niece. Miss
Carolyn Mandell. 20 Mr. Meyers OF l.:
phSo. Miss Mandell came TO this
country a year ago from Europe. and
has been living since theG.with her
aunt Mrs. Albert Hohs well known
In this city and formerly a resident
Of Bernnlillo.
80 date has been set for the we'd
ding.
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MESA PICNIC TUESDAY,

a Jolly crowd who are opening tho
dull summer season quite properly
with q cries OF mesa picnics. made
up n party Tuesday evening. Mrs
Roy Mcdonald chaperoned and the
other members OF the party were the
Miss Marcella Matson. Mis- Rainey
Bartley, Miss Lorna Lester Miss An
gellCa Iiowden. and Fred Luthy.
stewart Macarthur. Eddie Horgan
Russell Edgar, Herbert Horton and
Douglas Howdeu
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nINNER nANCHNrNrrA nnnM.

The Blurbird ten room was tho
seen. OF H most delightful ,Lnncr wed
nesday evening. when Miss Ruth
Tompkins entertained at u dinner
dance there fur forty OF her friends
Miss Grace StnrtX. who hus very re-
Gently completed her studies iu voice
In Chocago, was the guest OF honor
The lovely effect uf the tea room. IN
~ soft shades Of gray. rose and blue
was greatly enhanced hy the uss or
flowers. and given gala atmosphere.
Dinner was a Function IVA ITSELF aud
Was followed shortly after nine clock
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snnMEn rnn I,I,InE.

The young people Of the Lutheran
church had miscellaneous surprise
shower on Mrs. Kari Soneman. a
bride % last month. at the home OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs H Timms.
Si1 y. Eighth street. on Thursday
evening The gifts presented TO the
happy bride ranged from laundry
soap to cut glass and silVerware Re-
freshments we're served. aud a social
hour en- Moved
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COUNTRY Gun DANCE
TulItSDAY

The regular monthly dance Of the
Country vluh took place Thursday
evening The peculiar brand of pep
that belongs solely to Countr club
dances was unbottlod In every guest
Thursday, and the result was an al
together dclightful dance. The sand
storm jazz orchestra played At mid
night coffee, ice cream and cake
were served
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CI.tH GIVES DIiiECrHESS
HItI@lNI

the girlE of the Y. W. Gles club
gave their dire,tr,sH "a SIT Of a ten
dollar gold piece Wednesday evening
after the musical at the recreation
center in appreciation for her time
and efforts in training them. MISS
Marian Johnson. n. ". secretary
uiadp Mrs bradford a present of a
curstge of sweet peas and roses Ae
same evening Mrs hradfordH e.
forts with the club have indeed borne
lrult and the result is a musical or
ruulzutiou far above the average.
Friday evening, the pupils Of Mrs.
UrHdford'a who appeared on the pru-
gram Wednesday. aud the members
1f the ~ glce cluh repeated their
program at thr Methodist sanatoTium.
They were very enthusiastically ~
DtfgYN
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CuDRTN'S SERVICE
TINS MOItNING.

The Lead Avenue Methodist church
will have Il beautiful childrrn's day
service this morning, with "a hitting
program oi music. Mrs e. Z. snyder
rs to hr in charge. The church will
be- decorated lu flowers aud the chit
dren are to form a prucesHionni. car-
W Ink flower baskets. and singing
HYMNS
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wife have a better chance. II ! were
to lavish small fortune ON my
rousseau and gown, m fmory would
bring only regrets TO me later on,
1t would be pure selfiHhuess and
nothing else. | don't believe selfish
people are ever lucky. or happy. And
that's what I want 10 be--happy.
Dress sanity is "a good way To begin"
And so this girl. with multiplying
millions. who could buy all the finery
uf Paris " she chose. has diaappoint-
sd those thicagoans who were look
ing forward 10 "A marriage amid regal
aulrndor
only intimate friends-about so OF
them-are to be invited TO the we'd
ding. it'il be held indoors at 4
o'clock IN the afternoon.
After that therc'll be a two weeks
honeymoon In the east and probably
a trip to Europe.
Then the couple II coming back 10
Chicago TO keep house"
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SPANISH CIIR nCNIC

~ club btra Nez, the spanish club.
gave n picnic for It's members Thurs
day evening. the crowd motoring
down to Isleta for the evening. II
proved pleasant mode Of varying
the meetings. aud much cooler than
staying In for deep discussions Of the
Spnn niHh laueuRNe
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MUsICNL WEDNESDAY.

The voice pupils OF Mrs. Elizabeth
bradford appeared in "a recital Wed
nesday evening at the \. W, In col
lahuratiou with the Y. w. Gle. club.
whlcn Mrs. Bradford directs. pis-
elimination iu the choice ut numbers
and fin"sss and expression in their
Interpretations made Tor an evening
of rare enjoyment. Mrs. Bradford
was assisted by Miss Dorothy Gamer
ON. Noinist. pupil of Miss Essile
Nulck; Miss Eunice ileTkcLhoff. "A
piano pupil OF Miss Louise Nichols
and Miss Marian Dukctt. pupil Of
Miss Gcrtrudr Thompsou's. On ac-
count OF the fact that Mis-. bradford
has been iu tho city only short time
since her two year sojourn IN the
east. those who heard hcr pupils cN-
pcriouc"d a new pleasure iu tine work
that she aud they did ON "Wednesday b
program
Morning" sung hy Miss Esteile
krudell. displayed "a good range aud
depth in the singers voice. Mias
Grace Mlufrpy W hose voice reflects
IT, good training ana which, withai
! has AN individuality of expression Wai
al her best boz iuy bHardelots "iiv
tuuHr' Miss Nlulr'y also sang tw,
light and lovely songs. "ITa Kalulua
| Nlulrts" tI,bu laEgtrii aud Mni
! Morning tnruzal Aiie Nellc licltt
] littN ,uutntu. iu Jean IHEEgrt
"Lulahy' save u selection With W.
/ riciy. aud strength and beauty. Ar
compaln,d hy Mra. o.. o. Moore am,
| Miss Dorothy cameron. Who platv,
th. violin ohuFatu. ths stftrt WAS uu'
I at depth and aNcctnrr7.
Mrs o. o.. Moore sang iiourancHI
"Ry the Water of Minnrtonka." ans
| I.ohr's "MhtIr Ny Caravan iia
! Rested MfU Moorr's yoicr has
maturity of oppression aud a richnes
that la hers aui hers only and whl,l
makes her appearance ON cuncer
program unr tu hu welcomed. Nils
Mabel sugFs displayed 90 ndyaniag
IA delicate aud sweet voice true u
itone. ia Thayu's "My iAddiu.' an'
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MISS rTTuL ANS HONOR GUEST.

Mrs. O. W. Bond entertained the
y. T. q. chapter Wednesday after
noon In honor Of Miss Ethel Amis,
who Is here for a visit with her sister.
Mrs y B Garcia Miss Amis has
been general secretary of the Y W.
g. A. In Montgomery, Alabama,
The Bond home on Roma avenue
was prettily decorated with roses,
potted plants and ferns Assisting the
hostess were Mrs. " q Davis Miss
Margaret Cook Miss Clara Bond Miss
Susie Davenport and Miss George
Davenport.
The pleasure of the afternoon was
considerably increased by the musi-
cal and expression numbers. which
consisted Of q vocal solo by Mrs. "
O. Davis, an instrumental number hy
Mrs " L. HoErefe, a reading by MIS-
". R Garcia and numbers by Nisp
Susie davenport and Miss Georgis
Davenport.
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LUTHERAN G. q. TO HAVE
TENNIS (NlI HTS

one Of the forward steps taken hy
the Christian Endeavor society OF ~
paufs English Lutheran church at its
meeting last Monday evening was "A
decision 10 convert the vacant space
on the church lots Just east OF the
building into Il tennis court.
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Mesymr-GmSEY y WEDDING

one 81 the prettlsst % the numer-
Qua June weddings and certainly one
thaf wus attended with "A good deal
VI Interest was that Of Mlss Helen
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one ~ the most delightful Of little
parties wnH the luncheon bridge at
which Nh David Spen,r Iiill enter
tanned ior Miss Mar,rua Matsnn, who
has recently returned home from col
isge IN california Pink and white
were the cniors used. In roses and
other blossoms Bridge az eleven was
followed with luncheon az one
O'Clock Dainty favurH in the form of
correspondence cards were given the
guests. who were Miss Malson, Miss
Helen Macarthur. Miss Blanche
Gul'y Miss Angelica iiowden. Miss
Anita liuhb.il Miss Margerrt Huh
bell Miss Nuiney HARTLEY aud Miss
l.orsna burton. Mrs. -. A. Mutsan
and Mrs. Louis i'rnnrtt wrr" guests
"a luncheon.
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VI Franklin was hostess Tuesday
afternoon. Following the movie the
guests were taken to tea at the Blue
bird tea room.
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by dancing. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. W J. White, Mt. and Mrs.
Joseph swillum. Mr. ana Mrs Arthur
Sisk. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace keenan,.
Mr.. and Mrs George Farr Mr.. and
Mrs Southworth Mr. and Mrs. Les
ter Cooper ana Mrs. Aida Sims: the
NJ isscs Grace Sturtz. Hazel Hawkins,
Ruby Peel. Lima Ferguson. Louise
Low Wber. Beruicc llcsseldcn. Viola
ilrrkrnhoff Hortonae Swltzcr, iltu-
rpen Nssslln. ana GoneyieVe Ticrncy;
and Lloyd SturEvs. DICK Woodsun,
Clinton Anderson. Arthur Prayer.
Grover Divine, Louis Hesseiden. Ray
mond I..nihan. BIN Mcdonald Joe
MoCannn. sam Pollock. Ray McCaunu.
Charles Lcmhklc. HIRAM iierkenof
ERNEST i.endolfi, and Fred White.
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NliS. sol HARRIS
10 i.NIl.ltTAIN.

Mra Hul Harris ia 90 entertain Tues
day evening "a number of her friends
m an Informal b,rp day celebration.
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home followed the ceremony. attend.
ed by the wedding party.
Last Friday evening. a niscelian-
eOus shower was given for Miss boyer
by Miss Eunice Thorne at her home
on the Indian achool road Mary very
lovely gifts were received by Miss
Boyer. and after they had been opened
and admired. the guests spen, the
evening playing games. Those who
were present were Mesdames Paul
Roberts. Walter Noneman. Ralph
smith. Fred Peach. Emily CARRIER.
Harry Ackerson. Charles Asquith.
claude Hutto. and Zolman: and the
Misses Oracle schuits. Doris Boren.
Edna Williams Fioaaie Russell Ethel
Naples Mildred Beatty. Irene Wick
lund Fannie Lynch. Ellen Hornung.
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FOR MIS- EVAN9ELiNE PERRY.
MIS- Henry holte Brown gave q
very pretty luncheon on Thursday IN
compliment 10 Miss fsNangeline Perry
who left the following day for Law
renee Kansas. for the summer. The
guests were Miss Terry, Mrs Kenneth
den and Miss hainey bartiey.
The Women's cathBilc Order ol
Forresters gave the last social func.
tion Of the season last Tuesday even.
ing. closing a very enjoyable serie'
OF dance and card parties which the,
have continued throughout the winter
aud spring They viii continue theii
business meetings. however, and IL
September viii hesin caisrtaIninl
as.iin. This policy was adopted OF
account OF the great number Of ths
members who are leaving for tn,
summer.
The dance Tuesday was q flttinl
close 20 the festivities OF the order
The music by the Sandsiorm Jan
/ orchestra was up 20 the highest stand
ard and congenial crowd gatheres
/ for the occasion. Refreshments weri
served by the social committee.
At<
POEM To GRADUATES.
Fath.r ID y. Iaxton rerited IN,
followinr poem AZ the Commence
ment address which he mad. 10 IN
graduafina class Of ~ Vincent
academy iast SUNDAY. eomposed h
himself and delivered with the EN-
phaels and feeling which dirtlneuis
him as "A sp.akcr To saw that An
poem made a deem irnpreseion h No
hnif de.rriblns the effect unon hi
hearers
ORA FT IABORA"
NV young friends. before Won leave "A,
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AZ Jolly Seventeen card club met
Tuesday with Mrs II. G. Roehl.
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PARTY ron Miss tMIs

Miss Ethel Amis was honor guest
~ a movie party" at which Mrs, W.
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Mrs T. d. Brown was hostess last
Tuesday afternoon TO the members
of the Lucky "a Bridge club.
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MISS PERRY nnoMr

Miss Evangeline Perry entertaincl
a few friends ut tea Friday Afternoon
In honor OF Miss Elizabeth Hlll an
her guest, Clayton dordon of Kansa
city.
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roR MIss EvNNGEi1NE PrRRY.

Mrs Henry Rolfe Brown gave a
very pretty luncheon on Thursday In
compliment TO Miss Evangeline Perry,
who left the following day for Law
renee. Kansas, for the summer. The
guests were Miss Perry. Mrs. Kenneth
Conkling Beals, Miss Angelica How
den and Miss Rainey BARLEY.
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The Friday evening card club will
meet next week with Mrs. James
liaddinG.
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society Events Thin Out With Departure People On Vacations
ocnics Morning Parties Motor Trips Presage
WOIIT-kIHK pATRICK
MI-nnING TUESDAY.

ON Tuesday evening. Mrs. Mae
Wolfe and Roy q. Kirkpatrick weie
married at the Methodist parsonage
by the Rev. George Kitchen, the We'd
ding following brief engagement.
They were attended BY Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred kirkpatrick. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
korber and Mas Oorby Mrs. KIRK
patrick acting an the brides attend
ant and Mr.. Korber NJ Groomsman.
Mrs. Wolfe wore a DARK blue taffefa.
black suede slippers and a dark blue
silk and braid hat. Her cornage was
pink sweet peas and roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. kirkpatrick have
gone 10 Santa Re for their honey
moon. and will return 10 the city With
in q short time TO make their home
at 100 East Santa Fe avenue.
SNN
PICNIC PARTY FRIDAY.
One of the Jolly impromptu picnlce
at which this crowd has been enter
tanning during the spring took place
Friday evening when n party Of
twelve motored out on the mesa. The
members of the party were Mrs
Henry v. Brown. Mrs Kenneth conk-
ling Beais Mrs. Nellie Bartiey, Miss
Jackie" Hill. Miss Angelica Howden
Miss Evangeline Perry. Miss Rniney
BARLEY. and Carson Peck. Robert
lIopewell. Russell Edgar and Douglas
lfowden.
The evening herald., 1921-06-12

Mrs Tom Walker was hostess Wed
nssday afternoon 70 the twelve mem
bern OF her card club who met FOE
the last time before the summer vaca-
tion.
The evening herald., 1921-06-12

Mrs. y. NJ. Lyons ls 70 entertain the
Ideal card club next Tuesday after
noon At their regular meesing.
The evening herald., 1921-06-12

Miss Claire BurNum and her little
home IN Socorro Monday evening.
The evening herald., 1921-06-12
PERHoNAL MlNfIdN

Mrs ueorga Partridge, who was tn
In New York. left Wednesday morning
for the east.
The evening herald., 1921-06-12

George ". Mead. brother Of Rus
sell Mead. and HIS wife and AR. and
Mrs. Fred Frichard OF huntington.
W Va. viii reach the city this even
ing 20 spend a month tho guests OF
the Russell Meada