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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-08

cone for me And believe there u
one for you too. Michael. How I do
lore Ice cream cones. You'd never
think Il to look at me. would you.
Michael? Ny mouth waters already.
haw-wow," he ended.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-08
Took Him az He Was.

Edith couldn't have thought much
Of the man she married"
"why notf"
"She boasts that she has made an
other man OF him."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-08
FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES

We wish To announce Mr.. GUY
HERBERT, Of MechanicSville, as a
suitable candidate for the House of
Delegates. and will say. il he consents
To make the fight, will be ably sup
ported by the Democrats of the 4th,
9th, 9TH and 9Th Districts.
VOTER
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Eagv 70 GET

Harper-"My wife Is suffering from
shell shock"
Smart-"ImpOssIble
Harper-"NOt at all. At breakfast
EOday she broke an egg that had seen
better days."-LOndon Answers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-08
THE TWO DOGS.

''How-wUw," said the littl
ana white wire-haired L.
police dog, and what is ySSf slisSsie
He waggcd his tail as he spoke and
the biz police DO. wagged his tail as
ne answered. "Buw-wow." he said
m! name Is Wool Woof."
And mine" said the little brown
and white wire-haired dog, lis
Michael"
Glad To meet you Michael" said
W""f Wool, wagGing his tail again.
I'm glad % meet you too. wOof
Wool" sid MickPel
I've heard some very fine things
IL you" said Wcnr Woof. ~
heard your mistress loves 10 -
tennis ana that You are wonderful the
Nay You come anil latch the tennis
came without ever iuterrupting it. Do
tell me abotIt It. so much want to
know"
Dear me" said Michael, Il don't
do anything that is wonderful. NO;h-.
ing wonderful In the least"
"Oh yes" said Woof WoOf,
are very bright and / would lik
hear just what it is you do.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-08

NphAINs' III I|iul1N NJ loo ~. r..
Pierre &. Wercks, next friend To
Catharine Beavens. Plaintiff.
~.
Nellie }. BeavenS and Catharine
BeavcnS. Defendants.
Ordered this 18th day of July, in the
year 1921, by the Circuit Court for St.
Mary's county. in Equity, that the
private sale made at and for the sum
of $4,000, "a stated in the Bill OF
Complaint, filed in the above entitled
case, be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary lie shown on or
before the fourth Monday August,
1921: provided a copy Of this order be
inserted in some newspaper printed
and published in said St. Mary's
county, once a week for three successive
weeks before the said fourth Monday Ia
August, 1921.
b. HARRIS CAVALIER, Judge.
True Copy-Test:
ENOCH Il ABEL.
Clerk of the Circuit Court for ST.
Mary's County.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-08

Who IL the guy with lantern lit
And tub on back. some poor half-wity
Nay. friend. that's old Diogenes-
Has tub his place OF lodging IN.
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FOR TREASURES.

/ hereby announce myself as can
didate for the nomination for County
Treasurer. subject To the action of the
Democratic primary.
JOSEPH {. WHILE, HOLLYWOOD
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IMMUNE

She: You look worried, . hope
money matters are not troubling
yoE.
He: . should say not. ! haven't
. q dollar In the world TO worry about
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-08

TFe HpVH IoId you're very
about 1t. and I'd like to hear
what il is you do"
Ill wouldn't sound well for me
tell IT," said Michael. "nOw that V,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-08

Now is the Best Time to buy the
Best Oyster TongS at the Best Prices,
from the Best Nan that handles only
the Best That's Made. Apply
ADAM T. WHILE 4 son,
''FiN-it Shop"
Capitol Hill, Md.
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Order Nisi

In the Circuit Court for St. Mary,
County, in Equity. No. 1875 y. f.
Pierre &. Wercks, next friend To
Catharine Beavens. Plaintiff.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-08

NOT DRAGGING At ALL
III never hear you telling any Of the
bright things your children say"
"No. Our children cay 20 many
bright things and 90 rapidly that .
End Il difficult 70 remember them.s
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13
IN MNnIAN mAII-

NEN YORK ID Ig.-Here are
tho very latest fashions in hair dress
ms,
The Dobutantc." for girls and
yuuug women under twenty three.
the Indian clrclct for whatever age
has the right contour OF neck ana
hca
The hair modos arc from the coli
turc dictator Madame Louise. OF
Ncstle's. n represent the Amer.
can adaptation u the very last Pari'
Sian dvtrecH.
And listen. Although you would
never suspect from the finished re-
suits, lobbcd hair may be completely
~,umuuuagcd into any OF these fash
Iona hN tho use Of false hair.
or course. the woman possessed
Of her own hair has the advantage
this season.
The pretty debutnnto who wants
90 Doe strictly vogue has TO resort t.
false hair. The Hpcbutante." which
illustrates the cvolutions Of the
hnhhod head To the lovely couture.
is based Of course. upon the waved
hair with itn slight fringe aud the
slight pompudour.
A transformettc or long waved
piece Of hair, also waved. III attached
near the top OF the head and follows
the line OF hair backward. IL il fas'
tened AZ the nape OF tho neck. The
hair IL left free over the ears. Then
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13
ron MRS. Y.

Mrs. :. F. Swaync gave an Informal
afternoon party last Thursday after
noon 70. Mos. r Davenport. who h
here visiting her daughter. Mrs. q. W.
Bond, Ir. The ladies spent the after
noon sewing The guests were Mrs.
Davenport. Mrs q. W. Bond. Mrs. Il.
W. Fee. Mrs. O. W. Bond. Sr.. Mrs.
O. W. Bond. Jr., Mrs Austen Matth-
cws. Mrs Elsun Norris, Mrs. william
Syvayno. and Mrs. j. q Gentry.
Mrs l. = Macarthur ave an in
formal ~ncighborhood party Friday
afternoon for Mrs. Davenport. invit-
Ing In "a few friends.
Mrs g. r, Davenport gave an in
formal afternoon party yesterday Tor
Mrs. Davenport. who IN her mother
in-law. The guests spent a delightful
afternoon chatting owe the tea cups.
Mrs r. Davenport will leave Tues
day for Chicago, and will go from
there to her home In Wisconsin, after
a visit OF several weeks here with
Mrs. Bond.
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VOC
MRS. wHITMER ENTEi,TAINs
NOR kAprAN.

a very pretty Informal ton OF tho
past week Was the tea 20. the Kappa
nlumuHc. mDmhcrE and patruucssrs.
At which Mfs r. T.. Mhitmor enter
tanned lns Monday afternoon al her
home ben Luna boulevard. Following
the meeting OF the Kappa alumuac
association active members and pat
roucsscs wpu asked To- Join the alum
mao AT ton Mrs. Whitmcr was assist
ed hy Mrs " g. Reid aud Nrs Lostor
Cooper who were at the tea table.
The Kappa coloss OF TWO shades NJ
blue were daintlly carried out in "a
howl OF corui overs In the center ~
the table ard two blue candles Of
% light shade burning at either end
The affair. attended By about 2s
guests. though quite Informal. was
thoroughly enjoyed.
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'reNuphal. Parties Giuen for Miss Anne Harris and Miss Lorna Lester
Society Prepares to Receive and Entertain Teachers at ConupnHor

Christian church by The
rev. willard s. Guy, befo-e n ANAL
circle Of relntiives Miss Curtis
bridesmaid was Miss Beatrice nm.
ssiSter OF bridegroom, and Fletcher
= snort was best a Miss Curtis
wore dark blue taffeta and a black
velvet hat, and carried a brides bou-
guet OF white roses Miss Hill wore
blue mcnsaline trimimtd In rose coIo-
ana a black hat faced with rose. Her
peas.
a quail breakfast Mt the strumauls,
home was given after the ceremony
When u members OF the bridal party
and \ relatives OF the family were
the guests. An elaborate wedding
cake was cut by the bride at p-eak-
fast. Mr. and Mrs. hi left after
wards for Santa Fe for their honry-
moon. making the trip overland.
Miss curtis n an Iowa girl. al
though she has been living IN Colo
RADIO for the past several yearn. h
attended college In Illinois and Is n
graduate In music. She Ia an unusu-
ally gifted pianist and vocalist and NJ
one time taught music In Boulder.
The that resulted in the
wedding on Thursday, began In Rould-
or, when Mr.. I'M was In college.
After his graduation from the Uni
Nefhity OF Colorado school OF Engineer
Ing there, he returned TO this city and
entered the forestry offices. He IL
AZ present In business with Mr.. N. J.
struinanist. Nj. Hill graduated from
Colorado with highest honors. being
president OF the school society OF
mechanical engineers and a member
OF n honorary engineering society
OF Tau Beta ri. He Is also a meme
Der OF Omega Psi fraternity In
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13
Flowing Sleeves Aid Illusion of HEIGHT
iBy HALE.

NEW YORK. Nov. f2.-No style
lends more to the iliuson OF height
than the long flowing sleeve.
In the "A green chiffon Frank
lin Simon has evolved n model OF
extreme gracefulness. The slightly
bloused effect With sash. finished
with huge tasrals and the simply
hung skirt are extremely youthful
also. The gown is heavily embroid
In the same tone,
The big wide sleeves falling over
the hand almost to the finger tips
are also embroidered.
Green, by the way, IN one OF the
most popular OF colorH, both for
afternoon and evening wear. Jade
II. perhaps. In the foreground of pop
ularity OF all the green shades.
with the handsome afternoon
gown are worn green brocade slip
with the new sandal strap effect
green silk hose.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13
PAST HAVE
BUSY SEASON.

The Past Matrons' club Of the
Eastern star met last Monday after
Don with Mrs. Whitcomb for their
regular meeting and sewing The club
Ia making a quilt which they Will give
to n needy family, and win continue
winter.
Mrs, Flora Schorc. present matron
OF the Eastern star will entertain the
Past Matrons' club tomorrow at n
party. one Of the annual affairs for
the club which is the custom OF the
organization to give FOR the past
matrons, II Is to be informal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13
HAnRIs-o COUNT NEEDING
PLANS.

The wedding OF Miss Anne Harris
to Captain Jerry Count n week
from tomorrow. November ~. will De
one OF the social event OF importance
OF the winter The plans FOR the
ceremony have been made this week.
There will be several o~ut-of-town
guests. n preceding the ceremony,
there have been "a shove Of parties
for the bride-clect.
n ceremony viii take place At =
o'clock In the evening at 81 John D
Cathedral church. the Rev. Winfrcd
II. Zcigicr officiating Miss HAIRS
will b" given away by her trntn"r.
WIZ I'd Harris, Of III paso. Mrs. Gay
Rogers. her sister. will be mntIIn q
honor. Miss Claire Bursum. OF 50
zorro daughter Of United States Stu-
ator Holm q Bursum. and Miss Mar
rHret Lee Will be bridesmaid
Charles Harris F%lauucry. OF Roswell.
Miss Harris nephew. will h. the ring
bearer and little Jackie Fall. a grand
daughter OF Secretary Of the Interior
Albert D. Fan, will be tho flower
girl. Attorney Carroll Count. or FL
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DOROTHY L.. McALLISTER
Telephone Sf5.

arctttr Day has taken the minds o the American people, who arr
TO the deeper Significance OF the meaning 81 the day. Il has brought 70
memoir n the night That shrirkinR whistles ai inngtng bells proclaimed
firing al. the last shot 81 uruItR soil: the aging nsidc of the gun
and the turning OF the American soldier boys EYES toward hts homc shorcs
In the drifting yellow leaves 81 the court hou~r squnrc yesterday, where
the impressive dcdtntion ccrcnnonics of tie memorial TO hc dead soldiers
and the reading " the resident nrS~<lgc that % trang said at Arlington
ccnnctcr, over the body Of The unknown American soldier, something Of the
benuty IN frnnty u hunR nmc SEEMED To hc cNprcSsd-cNcry -cason, tho
time III It's glory and Its golden hour, thu climax of It's souls destiny, ad
hen thu final dropping, as many other golden caves have and viii until
tc as Dn>, TO a ret Overhead the blue sky; unicfoot, the drifting
leaves
tc MINDS OF Statesmen ma ne hcarts Of tiO~r Who are more thmatcl
involved. Their Is such a vas difference u opinion NJ to whether world
disarmament viii brine peace but II cnnnot hut tome la thc minds N he
wsshcn OF the world. that the nan a. wcn as the nation. IA IA does nt
carry n gun, cannot use oc n h n lac Tint the I'M OF the nation
ac heartily In favor of disarmament.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13

TIME great awakening has come
and the ballet Is now recognized
not only as the art Of motion. but
the art which links all the others This
because Il expresses both forms OF
rhythm sound and vision. Alone OF
the arts. the appeal Of the ballet n
complete. To the intellect, with n
story 10 be unfolded To the emotions,
with music. color design and motion a.
It's media. These elements are equally
essential. needing only 20 be fused by
Imagination, inspiration and humor.
Ballet directors and dancers do Just
what architects and decorators 10
they build. The dance grows In the
head before II IL depleted In the limbs
and feet.
In creating a new ballet the director,
aolo dancers and entire corps are col
labora.ora. Tina ideas conceived by
lht direelor lgsi q Thoroughly m
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0CN
". &. T. I. FIELD WORKER

Miss Th"o Whiting. national field
worker In Amorlcnnization depart
ment Of the Woman's Christian Tenn
porance Union IL In Albuquerque for
a week. Miss Whiting h a graduate
Of Drake university. bcs Moincs. la.
and Columbia school Of Expression
In chicago. She trained contest
classes In Iowa and North Dakota.
She took her 4. u. degree from WASH
ington State college after which she
taught I'm rural. grade and high
schools. Upon hearing OF tho work
the W G.. r T.. was doing In Amer
icantNttiou, she travelled from Wash
ington stute to New York CITY In or
der To- take the training that would
IN her for the work under that Or
SANITATION. She received her pcrtifi-
cute In Amcricnnizitiou work from
Teachers college. Columbia univor-
s!ty, New York, taking her practical
work in the W. G. T &. Training
school In hat city. Her work was so
thorough, her knowledge uf our prin-
ciplcs ana methods so complete that
she was chosen az field worker Tor
the Pacific group ~ states. She con
Quoted training classes In thcsd states
last yoHr and her work bore splendid
fruit wherever she went She re-
organized dead unions giving them
new life by interesting them In the
! AmcriCuniUition work. She formu-
lated plans Tor cooperative work with
other organizations.
Miss whiting has been the past
week in Gallup, organizing work
among the city and rural teachers for
" G. r y. night schools. She will
be the special speaker at a rccep-
ton IN her honor by the local White
Ribhonors at the Y. W. &. A. We'd
nesday afternoon.
Miss whiting Il the house guest OF
Mrs NJ l." Fox on North Thirteenth
'tlrseli
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13
VwV
sOCIAL CI.IA PAKTN.

The Social club Of tho Eastern star
held one OF their weekly social parties
ON Wednesday afternoon at the Ma
sonic temple. with bridge. sewing and
chatting To keep them pleasantly oc-
cupted until almost supper time. A
short business meeting preceded he
recregtional hour. Miss pansy Hicks
gave an interesting reading. following
which, supper was served by the hos
tesses-Mrs W u Hicks. Mrs. Grid
ley, Mrs. A. J. Richl and Mrs. Al
Richl
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900
y THURSDAY.

Miss Bcrnardino Lewis gave "A dance
Thursday evening for a number OF her
high school friends, at he- home on
South Sixth street. The young peo-
pie dance and played games. and at
II o'clock had refreshments. The
marshmallows were toasted over
candles, and tasted ever so much
better for the novelty OF II. The guests
We're the Misses Incl Rittenhouse.
Marian Duckett. Mildred Brooks,
Audria Bell. and Max McMann. Paul
Wicr, Lee Caldwell. Charles Porter
and clyde Cleveland.
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planted in the Imagination Of each
and every member as they proceed.
The master nrst sketches mentally
an Outline OF tho whole work. It's in
toni and story or message. Then
groupings, re~-groupinSs, pastures,
dance figures are tried out Ia n form
Of experimentation much like the artist
draws his preliminary studies. These
studies are made with human figures
performed. mol pencllled. Later they
are welded In n routine and perfected
by repeated rehoaruals until the whole
work Ia completed, Each dancer has
beer trained In tho studio TO appre-
clate all Of these factors and their
relative values. 40 that corporation In
the ballet may be Intelligent. Each
pupil also learns the technique OF de-
sign much rs a draughtsman learns
II. The mentai training Of a dancer
IL quite as strict M thorough as the
physical training.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13
Mrs. DANAuY 10 RECEIVE.

one of the largest teas planned for
the coming week II that at which
Mrs. Tom Danahy will entertain next
Wednesday afternoon In honor Of Miss
Lorna Lester. whose engagement to
Roderick Huddleston was announced
last week, and for Miss Anne Harris.
whose wedding to Captain Jerry
Counts will take place on November
q.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13

FOR MISS ANNE HARRIS.

Miss Alexandria Naughcy viii on
terrain ON Tuesday evening at tho Al
vnrudu hotel Ht "a dinner party FOR
Miss Anne Harris, whose wedding TO
Captain Jerry Count will take pace
ON November 81. Intimate friends OF
the guest OF honor. and Kappa sisters.
will he thu guests. There VIII be six
guests.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13
WV
MENTION.

Miss Floroneu Weller and Miss
Mildred lnrris, md Byron Weller.
ch%aperoneI By Mr., and Mrs. Scligmnn
Of Bernalillo. left Thursday overland
for Laguna n Acoma, To witness an
Indian ceremonial there. and will visit.
before their return home. Mr.. and
n RI. Carl Seligman. at Grants. where
;iey will attend a bis dance given
curing teachers convention there.
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022
\ d TI.AM

\ high schoo. dance. ono Of these
real poppy affairs that you find the
old boys and girls Of other classes
still lingering about. was given Friday
evening ut the Woman'A club FOR the
visiting Las Vegas normal university
football team. High school and tnl-
Versity boys and girls were present iu
large numbers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13
kApPA's FTTE nRIpE.ELrCT.

Kappa Kappa Gamma paid a very
delightful courtesy 90 their popular
sister, Miss Anne Harris. yesterday, In
"a luncheon party Tor her at the
Alvarudo hotel. In which activcs.
alumnnc and pledges al were guests.
\ silver gin was presented her as "a
wedding present from the sorority.
Kappa colors aud Kappa spirit made
u % Of the memorable pre-nuptiul
nmriINa Tor Ml.a Hurrln-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13

The chiDk'u-pic supper. which a
to have been given hy tho adics NJ
the guild 0f g. Johns church. has
been decided against IN favor Of "a
home cooking sale This Will be given
at the ofiiD" ~ Mr. Tom Bourkc I'm
tho new M,tDilf building. Mrs q. a.
Porter viii bo In charge OF arrange
meutE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13
DINNER FOR MISS HARRIS.

a dinner party for IS guests will
te n Of the many %pre-nuptial affairs
that are filling the days before the
wedding OF Miss Anne Harris on
November 81. Mrs. o viii enter
tain In her honor next sunday ove-
ming.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13
FOR MILs. nICE.

The Dandy Dozen a a parry and
shower last Monday evening for Mrs.
Margaret Johns Rice. one OF their
members. whose marriage was n re-
cent event OF importance to the clun.
The young ONE met nj the home
of Mrs. Harold Wood on West Roma
r. \ Chinese noodle supper
sivcn after the shower.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13
COSTUME PARTY.

Miss Louise Louden entertained a
crowd OF her friends on Friday eve
ming. November ., at her home near
MOuntainview. The young people
came masked and danced during the
evening. There were about 20 guests.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13
oo0
DoNs TO ENTERTAIN FRIDAY.

The Ten Dons will give a dinner
party next Friday evening at Tama-
risk Inn in honor OF their wives. The
MI parties for their wives are al
ways real events. and his one par
ticuinrly Is being looked forward to
with ecncs pleasure. They Will
motor out for dinner and there Will
probably be dancing afterward.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13

at the nape OF the neck il fastened a
cage Of net aud hair. This Is com
pl"tely covered with waved hair like
q roll.
The Indian Circlet is one OF the
lovcliest Nestle fashions The dir
clet OF hair is partly braided and
fastened behind one ear and brought
across the forehead. the hair having
been waved and parted on n side.
Then when tho braided clrclet
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13

Shriners and their wives. or Shrin-
ers and the girl they like best to dance
with, will be guests tomorrow evening
at a big shrine dance at the Alyarado
hotel. The usual thing In tho way OF
good music Will be the big feature OF
the evening. and there viii be plcntc-
Gus and good rcfreshment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13
GIT TOGETmEn soCIAL.

\ great g~ct-together social has been
arranged for Tuesday evening at 81.
fHul's English Lutheran church. Tho
men of tho church have II la charge.
and viii serve the refreshments. The
Every Member canvass Will be
launched at this meeting.
6hh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13
DANCE PARTY AT
CIlH.

Prominent among the affairs given
for Miss Dorothy F1elsch OF Chicago.
viii be the dancing party nox Satur-
day evening at the Country club, for
the young people who have been en-
tertained and entertaining for the
popular visitor. Mrs. W. Il. Walton.
whose guest Miss Flelsch In, and Mrs.
T.. X. Edgar. will he the hostesses.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13
MISSIONS sOCIIyry mas r,prn

The Womcn's Missionary society OF
st. Pauls English lutheran church
met In the church pariors Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. G. A. Barnhart led
the meeting In "a discussion OF the
tOpiC. THE Grace OF Grntitude.@
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13

The y. r. o. society met last Tues
day with Mrs. r, h.. Garcia. a paper
on statehood was read by Mrs. NJ. y.
Hickey that was highly instructive.
The guests OF the day were Mrs. r.
Davenport and Miss Cloudy or the
Harwood school.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13

'Paso. Captain Counts brother. will be
best nan Miss Grace StOrtz will
sing.
a reception at the Guy Rogers
home will follow the wedding. There
Will be several out-of-town guests.
among whom Will be Mrs. Charles
Flannery Of Roswell. a sister OF Miss
Harris Mira \. H. Bramficld. another
sister. VIII Ed. Harris; Mrs. II. 4.
Sexton. Of III Paso: and Mrs. W. \.
Sharp and daughter. Miss Jeff.e
Sharp, also OF III Paso: and Carroll
Count Of III Paso.