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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-21

Surely n champion amOng the absent
minded is the young of Pittsburgh,
who recently caused n sensation in n large
store there. Apparently fully dressed in
the height of fashion. and wearing a rich
fur coat. this young women went into the
store and began her shopping. The place
was warm, and her fur coat made her un-
comfortable. 50 she unfastened it and
threw it open. 1t was then seen that she
had forgotten to put on a dress. An as
siStant called her attention to the fact
aud she dropped unconscious.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-21
"BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

, In the municipal court this forenoon
States Attorney Harold f. Whitney had
Leon Moon arraigned before Judge +,
d. L. Stowe on the charge of the lar
ceny of a rim, shoe and tire from a
Dodge automobile on the second floor OF
the Manley garage on High street, be-
longing to Delmar Hawkins. The re-
spondent pleaded guilty and was fined
SO and costs. The articles were taken
from Mr.. Hawkins's car Sunday.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-21
NOT WANTED IN RUSSIA.
Russian Soviets Decline to Receive More
American Undesirables.

RIGA. April y ASSOCIATED Prcssl.-
The United States no longer will be able
to dcport its uudcSirablcs or send its
willing Russian residents to Soviet Rus
Sia without previous negotiations and
consent of the Soviet government to each
individual under the provision of a
Soviet decision made public today to the
American government.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-21
sOyIETs OvERRUN ARMENIA.
Feared People Will BE Annihilated .
Army FIees to Hills.

NEW YORK. April q. = Annihila-
ton Of Armenian people seems i%nevita-
bic as a result of a fifth invasion of the
republic by Bolshevist forces. says wire
less messages from the Armenian govern
ment received here today bv the Near
East Relief commission. The govern
ment and the remnant of the Armenian
army have taken refuge in the hills
while the greater portion of the country
is under Soviet control. Erivan, the cap
ital. was abandoned carly in the month.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-21
/

by Rev. Father G. g. DELANEY. Thomas mas
Clifford Mann of Hinsdale. y. H.. and
Miss Dorothy Elizabeth Annis of White
River Junction.
In Newfane, April 18th, by Rev. T. Il.
HYDE, Moses c.. I-adrew and Mrs. Mary
Gibson, both of B~rookline, Vt.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-21
IMMERSION.

Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson of Fitchburg
Mass, are working for Ransom Laugh.
ton.
The Girls Friendly club met with Miss
Fannie Wilder Friday evening. Refresh.
mcnts of cake and cocoa were served.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-21

Smoking is running the teeth of Ameri-
can women and girls. says DIR. Josephine
Pfeiffer. Chicago dentist.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-21

Wiley. Kans.. boasts of a fOur-year-old
miss who weighs 100 pounds and meas
ures 10 inches around the waist.
The evening herald., 1921-05-01

An unusually pretty and successful
church tea was that given last Tues
day afternoon al Mrs. IT, =. Rob-
inson's home ON West Central avenue,
hy the members Of the Ladies Aid
society OF the lead Avenue Metao-
dist church A Satisfactorily large
number OF their friends called dur
ing thc afternoon and enjoyed the
chat and cup % tea with cougonial
folk. The houec was brightly attrac-
o--doContcd with Hpfing Towers
iu lilac and yellow Ths tea table
was particularly lovely With vases ~
l.lacs and with yellow candles Hight.
ing tho scouc Mrs A. 4. licilin and
MTE kynctt poured, and we're assist -
cd hy Mrs. MCGOWAN, head of tho
committee. and Mcsdamcs brunnru.
Tom Beatty. BridRes ana Miilor
Assisting these ladies' IN anrNiug were
Mrs. sam kty. Mrs koNyer Mra
Mortified aud Mrs Paul Roberts
Mrs robert Morris Was chairman ni
ail arranrrmentH aud rccciyfd the
| guests with Mu Robinson. Tho lt.
/ lng room was decorated in lilhc and
yellow, also. aud Wan moai inviting
The evening herald., 1921-05-01
TUESDAY CIIB STUDIES
l,nliIO MOO

Mrs Gcurge Valiant was hostess
hast week 20 the members of the Tues
day Literary club. Porto Rico was the
suhjoct Of study The history and
geography were reviewed In d paper
by Mrs. John Milne, and Mri Ray
mond Stamm made her talk vivid with
"reminiscences - her residence when
her father was judge there. Porto
Rico Under the American Flag" was
the subject Of an interesting paper by
Mrs. PITT Ross Mrs. u. W. -. Bryun'H
tonic was Labor and the iahurlng
Glasses" and Mrs. Florence John
ston's "Sative Conditions and Noodoo-
ism" Mrs. W. a. Ions reviewed
Current ropics
The evening herald., 1921-05-01
LEAD AVENUE METHODIST
gffDIu RIGNI(N

The choir of tho Lad Avenue Meth
odist church. boguiied by rpring
uvoathrr. planned q picnic In tho moun
talns Tor last Monday evening, but
winter showed be- had smother round
and cut ont an their Joyous planH
Rut tllc picnic was hcid in spite ~
that fact at Mr. and MrH. Claude
Ifuttos home on koui nkcnuD. About
forty guests brought out their wicnica
and roasted them and had tho usual
accompaniment OF buns, cunrc aud
other goodies, later roasting marsh
malious for dessert Sitilng before Is
great open place picinoking. laugh
ing aud joking proved just AZ much
fun a. eating in the shadow ~ "a rock
in fhr mountains would have done.
The evening herald., 1921-05-01
MrsINGs IN SANTA BARBTItX
CEMETERY

By The Rev. -. y. Iawton. y. =.
Pray gently tread. o, yc who wander
here.
'Tis hallowed ground:
For here at rest, from trying toll
and drear.
Meath sandy mound
Lies cherished dus, OF noble hearts
and true
wno. OF the many called" were Of
the chosen few"
within these humble graves, an silent
In I1eath's embrace.
The coffincd clay OF souls Of purpose
high
Who scormed the base.
Who. Duty's path IN life. unswerv-
ing trOd.
And served alike. their country and
their God.
The bones cf jealous martyrs here
ruposC.
Men all revere
Who heard the Masters call. and
chose
To labor here.
Benighted souis 20 teach. and point
the road
That leads TO Heaven, the Christians
blosi abode.
And here sleep shoso who when their
country called
To scenes of strife.
Mid death and danger, unHppallcd.
Exposed their life.
To check the onward march Of ruth
less might,
And lit aloft the labarum OF right.
And as You linger here, take thought
ful heed
That many a soul,
Whose ashes slumbcr here. a prayer
may need
To gain It's goal
Who, in its prison, bidcs It's palms
surceuse,
And mutcly bcgs your aid In its re-
The evening herald., 1921-05-01
MzPAH CfRci.-. STARTS
VISITS To SICK

Eighteen girls Of the Mlzpah circle.
class of the Congregational church
were entertained "Wednesday az Miss
Fabiola Giimorc's home on North
Fourth street. A plan 10 take up some
definite work for the good 81 the
church was adopted. and the decision
10 visit sick people of the church
made. The girls plan TO go at this
with their whole hearts, and each H.
going 10 Try 10 Outdo the others In her
Dorcas-like ministrations.
A benefit Is being planned for the
early part OF June, the proceeds 10
repienish the circlos treasury. This
committee was named 20 make plans
for a.: Miss Pearson, Miss Elsie Suth-
eriand. Miss fahiola Gilmore. and
Miss Lorcne Severns. They are 10
meet tomorrow.
The evening herald., 1921-05-01

SARToI,IAL DISPLAY N
..Ill lllllI-MIAN GInIn

Though the fayofite opera. "The
Bohemian Girl" has been presented
many times with lavish costuming.
Il IL nkoly that q Few productions VIII
represent the elegance and value IN
gowns that the forthcoming produc-
ton by the FOrnightiy Music club
will.
There h. 10 BE- ona magnificent
gown. valued az ten thousand dol
lars Co b. worn by the "GipHy Queen"
fMrE bradford This precious rai-
mnnt--an imported creation belongs
10 = iucal iady--is TO be- IN charge OF
special custodian for each Of the
The evening herald., 1921-05-01
srRaNG CONTEST At
HIGH SCHOOL.

A declamatory aud oratorical con-
test that was said 10 be very good.
showing HtrcnEtb in the pupilsf and
encouraging to those who value The
sprinE preliminary held Wcdneaaas'
evening az the high school auditor
lum. The winner IN defamation was
Miss Louise Dozlcr. whose selection
way Patsy" n reading that combines
pathos and humor well and calls upon
AL the powers Of a sympathetic In
terprster. Miss DoEier did II very
% the judges minds who deserved
fifst place. Miss Estello Bentley won
gecons place.
John Wilkinson. a senior. won the
oratorleal contest on HIS Grafton,
rFalso siandardsH He Is a fcrceful.
eonvincine speaker and his subject
was one with a strong appeal. .ciyde
Both contests wire arranged and
coached by John d. Burton. head OF
the Department OF public apeaking.
oRAToRIcAL
The Value of Decision. Ely Glassman
Afuericanisln -..--- .italph moron
f'alnc Standards. John wilkinson
strugeic-lrhe Price Of Progress.
..-...-....-. Joseph WhitehOuso
Tue Nobility. ....-..c Clyde hccuiloh
Violin duet. fDfcams OF Love. (Lizt
Adelia f.idef and Mary Tharp
Dtt-LAMATCRY
Betsy and I Are out. \ florence Blaii
The Glory Across the Years. ...
............ Margaret Creswich
f'ho Man in the shadow. ........
................. Lois linthicum
| phisy. sy.........-......I Louise Dozier
( Cherokee Roses .Bcrnice ReynOldi
The Fourth Estate. Esteile Bentlo,
OrcneAtfa -...ss ss..... ssciecttd
The judges for the orat0ricai con-
test we're Prof J. y. Landers. y. y
noule and Miss Inches. Judges foI
The declamaiory contest were Prof
&. r. HodEln. hfrs y. 4. Landers and
Mn Winnie v Mltlneyer.
The evening herald., 1921-05-01

The Joily aesehtatn Gard club viii
meet May 10 with Nrs Bari stevens.
Mrs schcrtr iwn entertain her
card club next Friday afternoon a.
- regular ectine. Thure viii BE-
three tables.
Miss Florence Weller n entertain
inK her card club this afternoon 1T
three tables Of bridge.
Lucky Thirteen card club et last
tdesdaS afternoon with Mrs. Warron
Graham.
Mrs Horace Keenan was hostess
last Tuesday a. the regular meeting
of Aprcs-Audi bridge eiab-
ruesday With Mr.. 4. J. coppock.
Mra snrah Mitchell IL 70 be hos
tess next Tuesday 70 the members Of
the Ideal bridge club who will Ileat
there for the regular card game.
The Friday afternoon card club
met the past week with Mrs. A. q.
Sells Three tables played.
Last wednesday afternoon Mrs.
James oladdine entertained tho
members Of the "Wednesday afternoon
The Friday evening card club will
meet roNt Friday ~ the home of
Mrs Henry Huroh. when Mrs. nurch
and Mrs. oden win be hostesses-
Members Of La Nstre card club
were the guests Of Mrs Felix Baca
at TUESDAY afternoon at the regu-
iar meeting.
The evening herald., 1921-05-01

tlon meet 81 the second district OF
the state t'cdefation OF Womcn'a
clubs which convened here Friday
were Mrs. TIE Long and Mrs. cantrcii
of Gallup; MIA Brown of LAS cruz
0ca, and Mise Montana Hartings Of
santa fr. Miss Hastings was taken
tii on her arrival here, hut IL re-
ported entirely recovered nov.
The evening herald., 1921-05-01

three performances. Ono bridal gown
worn hy another Alhuqderuue lady
some years seo a valued 81 one thons-
and dollars.
IL ls possible that an hcnloom In a
lorul fnfully that was a court gown
worn az the cprountion 81 an European
queen viii br on the alaao TOO. old
PRECIOUS rowns and Jewels a. cmboli-
10 the scenes IN which court ladies
appear In the opera. The stage viii
be a riot uf color With tho groups of
court ladies and Austrian soldiers re-
hplendcnt IN their uniforms these
last TO BE- supplied by y costuming
house In Drnvcr. Groups Of pcana,its
viii present another comcly picture.
Tho glpsies wall Of course be ''an eye
hsi % beauty ana gayety In their
brilliant dress and merry dancing.
The east
Count Arnhelm Charles Mexican
fhaddens Claire Thomas
Dcvllshoof. Chief Of the Gypsies !.
Captain OF the Guard .f,...
Lewis W. Thompson
airline Grace Winfrcy
queen OF the Gypsles
... Mrs. Elizabeth bradford
Buda, nurse OF the child airline
ars. y. J. struniquiHi
The Child airline 4. Lucille Quickel
Peasants. mobiles aud ladies Of the
court; Mesdames 5 y. Miller, Edna
Watson. r. Benton. T. Westlake. J. =.
Easterday. Vera Cicrhlllcr: the Misses
Olive Harden, Mabel susEs Cleda
fiasa. MarRaret Eastcrday Grace
Channing. stella Farrell. Bcas GIN.
liildegardc Erstad. Messrs Bunges,
lockwood, l. Van Buskirk and Il
Gypsiss. Mssdamos c. r.. sutton,
c. Y. Moore. n. r. Ia Belle. T.. Sack
EFT l. II. Thompson. Harry Ackersor
and J. Elliott; and the Misses Mauds
stu. Charlotte Lcmbkc, Alice Lewis
Estelie Brodeil Adelaide Williamson
and BAY Strong; and e. r.. Wright
Lester Hays, J. Elliott. u. Nichols and
r. 4. Marsh.
p. T. A. PROGRAM.
The North Fourth street schoo
held this program Thursday, April -
Song-Hattlo Hymn OF the Republic
audience
Paper, Various Methods OF Pun
2-The Instinct OF Justice or Righ
and Wrong Punishment.
Mrs. J. q. Gentry
S-Educaiionai Rules From Lcctur
by Miss Caroline Xsnsiow.
Mrs. n. ~. Hall
f-Story. Miss Elenof's Garden
Mrs, y. IL Becker
s. Dsecusion
6--Business meeting held al close o
| fnrogram. II was also decide
10 have an leo cream social tn
| last week of Nav
The evening herald., 1921-05-01
10 DAScE IN cALlFoRNIA

Little Ienrietta zeiser. whose pie
~ appears on the society page to-
day IN thc clock figure. has been asked
by the managers to dance AZ the May
Day fete at Coronado Tent city, Coz
onado Beach. Calf. on Alay 80. The
little toe dancer Apent the past sum
mer there and made many friends
Her mother. AIRS. n. +. zeiser, states
that she thinks she will let little Hen
riettu Accent.
The evening herald., 1921-05-01
N.AIteIAf.

a reception. rendered as a public
farewell 10 the ltcv. and Mr.. Beck %
man will bc given tomorrow evening
% the Lead AVonue McthOdisi church.
~ Is expected that the church viii
be- packed with the friends oS tho
popular pastor aud his wife. not only
those of the church. but other folk
iu the Clfg
The evening herald., 1921-05-01

'spoHus--ron wIsHxn0. 1.
Dou't visa you could find iot-Fne ~
Don'i wiah yoa could 'Snt yeur spsrS
~'pss poa's ~ssa roo souia ..Ii ysur Asus.-'
Sell ~ -. -
a, asins ne Hsrsla's Classified celasnf,
phnna alh.
The evening herald., 1921-05-01

Lyons, a delightful profram was siV-
en-. which conslrted of the foilowinE'
Instrumental. Piano and violin duct "
poiunaky, readings. Nllas ARIA itad-
ley; vocal solo. Mfs. ChaH. \. White.
accompanied by Mrs. Louis Ncynoldei
readings. AIRS Roy Graham; vocal
duct. Miss Luslc Davenport ana Miss
0corEla Davenport.
The rooms were tnstcfully dccoraict
with ferns. pourd planta and vines
and fpfsng flowers
Delicious rcfcrrhincnlr were Hcrvcs
Miss Ellen Hamcr. Mrs. Ed. Miller
/ Mrs. Manuel Inltcnghe aud MIR
Bridges.
The evening herald., 1921-05-01
PAST MATRoNs MEET
TOMOIlIlDW

The Past Mairuns club - the East %
err star. which meets the trst Mon
day In each month. is To be enter
tained tomnrrow at the home Of Mrs.
r. n. Reed, 500 West Slate avenue. al
half past two. Al past mairona in
the city aru invited 70 attend
The evening herald., 1921-05-01

any means Include all or even half
Of the women ~ AlbuquerqLs who are
eligible. The members are very nnNi-
Gus 70 have an organization leO per
cent strong. and believe that all who
are hOncred By tho privilege of ellgi-
h4lity---for u u an honor.--should avail
Themselves of the opportunity aud
Identity themselves with an orEaniiA-
ton that means ~ much in sentiment
and Ia The practical things 4 can do
for those who have done 20 much for
a.
The evening herald., 1921-05-01
SEWING cLUB AT MRS.
McDOWE.IIfS

Mrs. W. y. Mcdowell Was hostess
last saturday afternoon 10 the mem
herH Of her sewing club The usual
procedure Of sewing. chatting and tea
was followed. but with an unusual de-
gree uf enjoyment There were about
a dozen ladies there.
The evening herald., 1921-05-01
Mrs. BECKNLAN TO
BI HONOR GUEST

Mrs H. y Iiobinsou will enter
taintain at tea next Tuesday after
noon In honor OF Mrs e. .. Bckman
who, with the Rev Beckman Will
leave soon for Canon city. Colo. to
make her home. Several invitations
have been issued for the affair which
viii be one Of the last before the
licckman's departure.
The evening herald., 1921-05-01
SANTA nAIusni.

These verses were penncd By Path
er ID. 7. fawton. =. j.. and spoken
Friday afternoon az the assembly OF
the University at ROdey hall when
Father Lawton was the chief speaker.
Especially will they be appreciated
ava cemetery. on the western slope
% bare hills looking out over the
valley. the far hills and the purple
mountains OF the west, who have
walked in Il and know the auaintncas
and peace OF a..
The evening herald., 1921-05-01

with its bright colors and knots OF
visitors In spring costumes
COUNTRY SCHOOL PLAY
nisINGs OVER $50.
a party 20 thr Gust OF "Indinn
DRyn." the play which shc pupils ot
the Candcinrlns.OfieSos school gave
for the benefit OF the parent-rcach-
cra' association. and 10 an those who
helped In the presentation OF the plns
was given by Miss Ruth Statcscn,
principal. and Miss Nictorinc With
Teacher OF the upper gradcs Mrs
1cakca. n member of the association
assisted the teachers. Fotty-fiVc ehil,
drcn were entertained In the school
rooms with many games and play
/ and then seated nt their desks whets
they were served a plate OF Ice cream
ard cake. To say that they enjoyed
u ~ altogether unnecessary. for par
ties are a real event In those schopn
r. moved from the city a distance o
three or four miles or more,
The play acttcd the association
little more than $50. (This includes
the proceeds from the candy sale
alsol. ON Tuesday OF the past week
two large book cases with glass doors
and two Large lamps were purchase,
for the school There is sull a goo'
sized nest egg IN the treasury.
The evening herald., 1921-05-01
miss NAPLES 10 nj
nnn.aEaskL

Miss Winnlfred Naples b. giyins a
party next saturday evening for a
nunibor of friends. in celebration oi
her birthday.
The evening herald., 1921-05-01
Wanted at Once

Local Order Of Moose wants 80
girls 10 assist in Musical Com
edy For information see
Louis y. Turner, rooms 10 aud
20, New Armijo Bldg, or phone
Az.
The evening herald., 1921-05-01
LOCAL EASTERN STAR LADIES
ENTERTAINED AT ~ PASO.

Order OF the Eastern star will Int
tinte class OF about twenty next
Friday evening and VIII follow "a
with their usual Informal supper
party.
some twenty-five ladies were en-
tertaincd last saturday In III Pasu
whom they accompanied their hus-
bands there for the ceremonial. The
~ Paso @. T.. $ gave them n musical
and Informal tea IN the Eastern star
room In tho temple and they were
entertained at n large shrine lunch
con They were cnthusiaatic In their
praise of the Ei faso ladies' hospi-
iality.
The evening herald., 1921-05-01
Auxn.lARY rEAN NNnpNEspAY.

a pretty church tea OF the past
week was that given by four OF the
ladies' OF the Woman's Auxiliary OF
81. Johns church-thc missionary so
clcty OF the church-at the home OF
Mrs. e. =. Staudef on Fourteenth
street. Mrs. Staudcr, MfE. y. s. Don
nell, Mrs. Hereford and Mrs. Kath-
crime Farrell were the hostosscs. A
summcry color note OF marigold yell
low was used In decorations and A.
Colds were placed about the
rooms and the cakes were marlgold
yellow. Mrs. Donncll and Mrs NJ
Nash poured. Mrs. George Valiant
and Miss Hazel Howell served. Quite
large number of ladies' called dur.
ing the afternoon
The evening herald., 1921-05-01
INFORMAL BRIDGE
WEDNESDAY.

NrH Arthur MnndCII enfortaIned
Wednesday afternoon informally al
bridge. two tables playing. A happy
afternoon was spent NJ the game.
concluded with dainty five o'clock
lunch in two courses The guests
We're Mcsdamcs Sidney Well. Forrest
Barner. M Mandcli. NJ. Mansbach.
Sol Benjamin. g. W, Watlington and
Miss Betty klcisdorff.
The evening herald., 1921-05-01
LADIES AID MEET AT
NQe nOND'S

The Ladies' Ala of the Jead Avenue
81 n church mat at the. home of
Mrs. q. W. Bond Thursday At ernoon.
After the business meeting, which was
conducted by Mrs n y. Robinson. la
lha a.,aaurn nf Aha ufarllsnf MIn
The evening herald., 1921-05-01

A6dusssnr tbc womnn who wer.
Eaihtred Cor the meelinx % the sec
end DISCREET Of the federated Nomen's
clubs IN fhe niata az the naoetinE Of
ine Wcnan's club Friday afternoon.
Mrs. r. n. Douohoo imported on the
number of bills New Mexico women
had been InetrumentsI IN passine 1t
the last s9e.ion % the Icgisiefure.
calling - mind 1hr statement e. the
ieEislasors that the New Mexico wom-
cn knew Whist they wanted and went
usc their Influence IN having the
Fourth Of July named as a special
cifirenIhip day Ehe stated that the
Wpmen of the state had given the
child WslMrt wurk 9Io.oeo more
than thuy had been asked for. and
ccnci1dta her rcport with the state
ment that tho New Mexico women
were doing a kfeat Heyk and that 4
would npl lo hong httore ihero ~ q
siaio chm welfare lncorporatioai
that uiil btnoIIf me nholo state
Cpioufl TWifcholl Ease an illuEirat-
"a ieriu0 on thu early Inia1Iona ~
New NexIro. showing lantern sides
Of great iulrrrot and klvlnK the ladle'
this bcnsnt 81 nls aterc OF knowledge
on the subject lie sald thai the
Churches 81 Mem Mexico Is the model
from which the newest homes OF
aahtn Fc are beipg bullt and that 4
4 btcomin9 known ~ the American
coloulaI style.
rhs University pupils q Mrs
WttmeSer gave spring dance IA
coknnie nad NAa Aria Hadley gave
a readIhs With musical aceompani'
uCnf M t
The evening herald., 1921-05-01

fosl Tpesiss erunlns : -s1lsl una
EtIf a Moo11 hall for ihc memOlf1
~ the looEt ana their families and
fFIenaA Dancing fnIrfioInurnf ~
various kinds ana rofl|4hu1ntE @oIe
gave . ahcIt ta'k. Louis Tuf-er an
or|fntaI danes, and Mr Kern a fou
selections On i1o hand lthaf' .
Urrt 'te frcfrem re>uH
T1t |ooFs's teeuts tonfcr - he
hs,a hsz ~, havs ., nu@ssF nab 10. q
no,ss ! Bsrs.csa. u. d. ws,Elas sss,
rcihrY - fht chanbcr % Commerce.
and l-hhrl>e Wtite. of tho first Ma
lI1naI h1uk
s,ss wars &Hd nEmrAL
THIS AFTERNOON
Nlw nnrbarn t<s.fs publia ara 20
nite q nunf ftcItaI lhi1 afternoon a.
tbs ConErcEasion church at ! o'clock
for thr pobllc Everyone has been
ifsite4 and cordially urged % come.
This Il m proFrami
ttra E n. NiIier.
An. Whep Thine fiy1s. i. /. .Lanncn
MfR fueH WeHliakc.
~ DI1t1daf i-...sss -. Woodman
The Hotce Cup. Ward stephen
HrrInsT Awakening. sHanderson
Misa irma WoiklnE
! Know Nin. .-...... Wrelplc}
The Wcathorcoct =. ,..... Lehman
Miss Anne onoN.
Az nr-s.a.ps ,,sa,e,s ;eason
faif7fs Love song. ..,..-r -spros'
xv.,, MI =: 2. ssnsss,ssf 9, ,.,',',,
The evening herald., 1921-05-01
EPR5S,snTsx E1ss.T s;.eSbyy cLdh 10

The Fortneliiy Music club will
hold its regular meeting a. the
Wonian'a club this week on Monday
night instead Of Tucadsy night and
program composed Of grand opera
selections will be given.
Duet, -fcmirania Overture. Hohsini
Mrs. Thompson and Mrs Paw
Soprano solo, Walsh Romeo et
iuiltltt ss.sss s0ouuou
Miss Irma WOiking
Violin solo. Meditation from
INoih s.sss ssI+s.s|..s- oAatesenet
David Marcus
TflG. Ffnm Faust sssss.s. sNfpuuou
Nrr Miller. Mrs. Mexican. Mr.. Goako
Baritone solo. Love Song from
Jewels 81 the Madonna ......
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Mr. Mexican
Nlnilu 500 sstfsssss sOhctttH'
David MarCuh
Piano solo, TaTantcllc' Van Noordcu
AIRS. Lewis Thompson
The evening herald., 1921-05-01
ArxIJasnS. m os.SaSizas s'

Al \ large ard vels enthusiastic
nertlns held az tho Arinory last night,
iInif Number .. Woman'a Auxiliary Of
the American Legion. wac formed Of
SEER were elected, committees named
and a general outline " the plans Tor
the year made. Mra. shunlehargcf
presided and aft>- uhe nesting there
Was = gociei hour, and refreahmentE.
The following officers were installed
president. Airn NcClurkfn; vce preHi
dent Mrs A. q. Nye. secretary. Mrs.
Summers: treasurer. Ars. Harry PEN
ton. the executive commitlec consists
~ Mrs Thoman BiakeInore, Mrs
shunicbarFcr end Mrs A. I Riehl.
II was decided 10 meet the second
Monday of each month At half par
two III The afternoon. and, the lar
"Wednesday % each month ~ half pasi
seven u lhc evening,
Whilo the affcndance Vas large Al
me meetink THURSDAY. Il dld not b,