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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11
HnItKENHoFF.M MCDONALD
WEDDING MONDAY.

4 wedding OF unusual Interest OF
the coming week ~ hat OF Miss Irene
Iterkenhom daughter OF Mr.. u
Mrs. J. O.. Herkenhon. to william
Mcdonald. which will take place
Monday morning at the immaculate
Conception church. The nuptial mass
at \ o'clock will be attended by a
large number OF their friends. and n
ta he followed by a wedding break
last at the Alvarado hotel. Some 20
guests. members OF the wedding party
and a few intimate friends. will be
present. The bride and groom Will
leave afterwards for California for
their Wedding trip.
Miss Viola Iierkenhon. younger
sister Of the bride. will be brides
maid aud Hiram HerkenhDh. her
brother. will be best man. Miss Hor-
tense Sv~itzer viii sing For You
Alone NIiss Eleanor Lynch to play
the violin oblirntn. Louis Heraeid-n
will sing GounOd's ave Maria" hay
McCnnna and Ray lanahan will be
the ushors.
Niiss ilerkenhom has been n OF
the popular bride-elects OF the late
hummer and early fall. and has been
entertained. with Miss lauren Asse-
lin. whose wedding to Joseph Me-
Gamma look place Thursday at several
elaborate functions. Mrs. Tom Dan
ahy entertained Friday evening at a
bridge party In her honor, and on
Saturday, Mlss Jenie short gave an
informal party for her.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11
NEW KAppA HOUSE.

Kappa Kappa GHmma women's
fraternity has opened % sorority
house At t2gf East Central avenue.
ard during The past week the girls
have been getting u ready for stu
dent members II IN "a i've room housc
and has been made most attractive
with pretty draperies. rug and at
trictivc furniture. This will be head
quarters for the Kappa girls during
the winter During the first month
OF school Miss Ruth DOugherty Miss
MNrlc walker. Miss blanche ouley,
Miss Holon Stowsll. Miss Wilma Sny-
der and Miss torena Burton will live
AZ the Kappa house. n ~ very prob
able. however the members state.
that With the new pledges aud meme
beers who viii return that others will
take their places later on In the year
\ chaprrone will be- obtained be-
fore tho opening Of school, IND II
ls planned TO entertain NJ Informal
affairs At tho new house during the
winter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11
%LrTuFRNN MISSIONARY
SOCIETY.

About twenty women of the st.
Pauls English Lutheran church mot
In the church p%nrlurs Thursday af-
tcrnoon Ia ~rcorgnnige the Women's
Missionary. Society az n rongregn-
tIon. After securing Tor membership
the names OF al those present AN
election Of officers took place. result
ing NJ follows. President. Mrs. g. 4.
Rarnhnrt. vice president. Mrs NJ.
Johnson, recording secretary. MiRs
Lolita Petersen: statistical secretary
MIS- 4 ~ Knud-eu; treasurer. Miss
F1orenr" Olson; historian. Miss Fran
c"s k,astcrdny. n h planned 10 hold
the MEETINGS On the SECOND Thursday
of each month at the church.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11
urTurR,v PRIMARY PATTY.

About nfty little folks ~ the Pri-
mary department Of - Pauls Eng
fish Lutheran SUNDAY school enjoyed
a party ns the gdests Of their teach
ers In the social rooms Of the church
last Saturday afternoon \ happy
time was had paving games on the
church lot, after which AN adjourned
90 the church basement where a dc-
ughtful lunch was served Toy la
looms were givou ta ai the children.
Tho hostssses were the pr mary teach
orH. the Misses Florence and Alice oil
son. Iellu Dnnictsnn and Margaret
SimOuauu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11
woMlrN's PARTY COUNCIL
lAIIIn.


III - T-T|
WASHINGTON Sept IA call 10
meet In Washington with the econ
veninr OF Congress was sent out to-
dav by Elsie Htii chairman OF tho
National Women's party Ia members
of the executive committee and coun-
ci' nf that party.
The council IN being summoned 20
pass upon tho final draft ~ the consti-
tutionnl amendment designed 10 re-
move an legal inequalities of women
which II expected will be introduced
IN Congress ON tho first day nUer the
recess. The amendment has been
under consideration and study by the
woman's party and constitutional law
vers Tor several months u viii ho
introduced In the sonnt hy Senator
Curtis ri Kansas ana m the House by
RepressntatlVp Fcss.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11
TENNIs cnrRTs coMrLrrrn.

Two double tennis courts ave been
made ready FOR tennis enthusiasts OF
the church by thu members OF the
Naiiona. Council OF Catholic Men and
Women In the city, These are sitnat-
ed ON West Copper avenue aud have
Just boon completed recently.
~ a meeting of the council held
the past week. Il was decided TO meet
regularly the first Wednesday OF
every month These meetings viii he
Tor business and pleasure both. Later
on In the fall II IL planned TO give a
dance for the members and their
friends.
A report on the card party given
at 81 Mays hail on September first
was made al The last meeting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11
DIR. KRAFT LOCATED NE,R
Itg CHIf(Eg.

Friends of DR.. Julius Kraft. former
ly a dentist Of this city but who has
for the past year been doing rcien-
tinc farming. state that DR. Kraft has
developed u rich piece Of land In his
iG0-acrc farm at Hili, near las
Cruces. lie has built n beautiful
home there. OF white brick. hat Is
one ot the show places OF that part
OF the state.
The co.ony In which Or. KRAFT lives
consists OF retired physicians. lawyers
and professors who hav studied scien-
tific farming.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11
Y. W. COMMITTEES 10 MEET.

Tho first of the v W committee
meetings will he held this week. ex-
tending throughout the entire week.
No committee meetings have been
held since Jun" and n ~ thought that
a quantity Of business will be abe to
be disposed 81. II all committee mem
hsrs will respond.
Tho first General Board meeting T.
To he held september ~. Miss Marion
Johnson. general secretary and dele
gate to the Y. W summer conference,
win make her report at that time.
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the organizations which " viii attempt
20 form 10 bring girls together In a
social way.
The newly-realized business wo-
mems club viii! probably he given n
Spanish name. u was decided; and aa
The first step toward establishing a
nucleus. the teachers party win be
given. Girls In spanish costumes viii
be the hoateascs. Invitations VIII be
Issued mex week. ana pinns Tor the
entertainment OF the guests decided
upon AT the meeting OF the council on
Thursday.
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Mhnarsrebp srf nnssnN go % aE

Miss Maude eBaven. daughter OF
AIR. and AIRS. John =. heaven. win DO
married In Los Angeles September 20.
10 J. II. Corneft OF Gallup. a was
learned here this week rnn
ment OF Miss BeaVen to Mrs.. Cornaft
was announced early Nv the summer.
although at he time the exact dnte
Of the wedding was not known.
Miss Beaver u the youngest dauRh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John s. nsayen.
pioneer residents OF Albuquerque.
MrR Beaver and her daughter moved
to Ocean Park IN June. where M
Beaver family hal established is
permanent residence. Nj. BeAven.
federal prohibition officer here. leaves
this week 10 be present AZ the we'd
ding.
Mr.. cornett IL an employee or tho
Gallup Mercantile company IN Gallup.
He IL well known ~ Albuquerque.
whore he attended school.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11

DEIioG ATFS TO 60 TO
NIIlIsn EITN

The Woman's Auxiliary OF tho
American Legion met Tuesday after
noon. md riertrd the delegates 10 the
state cOnvrntion at Silver City on.
September 20. % and -. They are
Mrs. John Summers. secretary Of the
auxiliary and Mrs. Allen Nye. chair
man OF relief work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11
LUNCHEON FOR FACULTY
MEMBERS WIVES

Mrs Charles Carey and her mother.
Mrs. Alice Wolverton. Of Oklahoma,
entertained "Wednesday at a iuncneon
party at the Alvarado FOR the wives
Of the faculty mainhe~s OF the Uni
Nerstty of New MeNic1. The guests
were Mrs r J. Mabry. Mrs. II. w.
Ellis. Mrs. L. -. Mitchell, Mrs. c. Il.
Hodgin, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. v. n.
KIRK. Mrs. d. w. Faw. Mrs. ]. d.
Clark, Mrs l.. h. Hersler, Mrs u. $.
nm and Mrs. c. A. Barnhatt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11
MOTHERS CIRCLE 10 ELECT
OFFICERS.

The Mothers Circle OF the Congre-
'gauonal church will meet next Thurs
day at the home OF Mrs. Trim BILE
VOLS. AS South Arno. Tor h annual
election of officers. and for the maxi
ing Of "a new program % work for the
winter. All members have been urged
To De- present
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11
NFw RrCRENrIoN sDCRFTARY.

Mrs. W. a. Gekler. newly appointed
recreation secretary Of tho V. W. g. A..
will take up her new duties about
September Is. A general rc-organiza-
ton In gir,s' and young women's
clubs viii take place az that time. NJ
little has been don In recrcauonal
work since the resignation Of Miss
Elizabeth Rose early In the summer.
Mira Geklsr WAS trained for physical
education work and taught In oregon
and In Kansas CITY for several months
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11
KNrrN GInIs nETTRN.

Miss blanche Gulcy who has been
spending tho summer with her
parents in Colorado Springs. will re-
turn To- the city tomorrow for the
opening nf school.
Miss Ruth nougherty will be home
this week Tor the openAag OF school,
after speeding the summe visiting
in Long Beach. cal
Miss EVELYN Trotter. an 4. y. VI.
alumna and a Kappa Kappa Gamma.
VIII be home this week from Teas,
time.
Miss Myrtle walker IL expected "a
arrive home toorrow from Embudo,
y. N, whore she has been spending
the summer months.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11
ALBuoUERoUEANs DANCE AT
SANTA IE COIfNTRY CIIfH

A feature or the festival week In
Santa Fe, when the capital was
thrown open to the fiesta crowds and
the visitors to the golf tournament.
was the dance at the Santa Re country
club Saturday night. A large humber
OF Albuquerqueans we're present. par
~tlcularly those who had rome up for
IN. tournament.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11
ron REv. MN Mrs. scnrnlE.

MI and Mrs. D. q Smlth enter-
tanned at dinner last night In honor
Of Rev. and Mrs. - j.. Scheibe and
their family. who are leaving next
"Wednesday for Pomona. Cal. to make
their home. There were nine guests.
After dinner Harvey Smith gave an
Informal dance for a number Of the
hlgh anhnol cot
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11
MISS MARIAN cRUNsFEiD
IN GERMANY.

Mrs Ivan Grunsfcld has received
letters from her daughter. Miss Mar
ian Grunsfeid. that she IA travelling
through the ,orcst Of southern Ger
many new. having Apined her sister.
Mrs. Water %i.riier ~and Nr. Heller.
They have been IN 'rhuringcn and
Scharzwaid. aud Miss Grunsfeld
writes that she may enter school IN
that country with her cousina this
fan, with whom sac has bcen travel
Ing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11
ItTurn,> r~pr,von PICNIC.

TIL" Christian Endoavor society OF
II. paul's English Lutheran church
went out tn Bear canon in a body on
Labor pay to enjoy % nnuuai picnic
OF tho sori"ty, About thirty-nve
Young people made up the party. They
lett tho church at S,O0 O'Clock Tn"
truck and cars were left ut the mouth
OF the canon while the young people
went up two or arvc miles 10 the
Mace OF thu outing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11
SIGMA en- DANCE
SEPTEMBER ~.

Sigma Chi fraternity men will en-
tertain next Wednesday evening with
the first social affair of tho University
season. This will be q dance at the
Sigma Chi house for Sigma Chi men
and their friends, and for the new
ruahecH. The dance will be Informal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11
pINNER-pANcE TUESDAY.

Mr.. and Mrs. =. r.. McCanna enter
tained Tuesday evening at a dinner
dance at the Alvarado for Miss iAu-
reen Asselin and their son. Joseph
McCanna. who were married Thurs
day morning. Dinner was served In
Tau hall. and a~fterwara. dancing
went forward In the main dining
room. There were ~ couples.
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ron MISS MARGARET nuNN.

Mrs John Simmr entertained at a
dancing party for her niece. Miss Mar
Earet Bum on Mondav evening, Aiiss
Bunn's birthday. The guests were the
young high school crowd. They wero
the Misses Edwinn Pru, Queen slower.
virginia Mciandrer~, Elizabeth Kisi-
Ter, Josephine Miner. Cara Stevens.
fisisn stevens. and Rosemary Horgan:
and Henry Stoyer. Fred Ward, NAL
colin Ions, Howe Filler. Charles Dear
ing and Otto Bebber.
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WEDDING.

Miss Florence Snedden, Of Pekin.
M. and Charles Stromberg Of this city.
were married last saturday at ~.
Johns Episcopal church, the Rev.
Winfred n. ZeiEier officiating They
are at hons on West Roma avenue.
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Mrs. roYAs
~JDifNSTON'S pOEkfR.

Mira Florence foyha Johnston has
four poems Ia "El palacio" OF snnta
Fe OF August IS. Three of these are
on the Taos country and the fourth
"Ei Rio Chiquito," on santa he. A
akillful and altogether gratifying uss
% words II The Taos Plateau; and
even M who has not been there can
appreciate the beauty OF the Taos
valley in 'fn tho Taos Valley q
phrase. a line gives n vista OF a pie
turesqnc scene, until In two brief
tanza something OF the charm aud
tho atmosphere OF the place have
colored the pleasing picture The
Painters OF Tao nnd Santa Fe" places
another band OF conquistadorea with
those OF three centuries AGO, ventnring
on another and. perhaps. more noble
mission. Eel Rio Chiquito" IL a iieht
and musical poem that has caught In
It's lines something OF tho sunshine
and shadow and the mountain beauty
Of the little stream.
Mrs. Johnston In a contributor 20
the Century Magazine and art and
archaeological publications In tho
country. OF short stories and poems
dealing with The southwest. Thee.
while not great IN number make up
In quality what they lack In quantity.
which ~ after all. more gratifying to
the reader and the author both.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11
Would You Wear EN-?

Laugh N you must. Nly
New York and Chicago, hut
you'H be wearing them your
SELF before long on your ar
ternoon strolls in town. It's
a walking costume And
who ask the Paris designers.
can ray u word against II,
save that II IN er-unusual =
Isn't IL more practical for
walking than Hopping
skirts Isn't II fetching
Then why not
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11
THE NEW OCTAGON TAM


Bt Marian NAN.
NEW YORK. Sept. lO.-Each sea
Won brlngs a thousand tamH. you say
Yes, but where are the tams OF yes
tcrdnyf
Wen. they may he in the discard
alonR with last ycar's roaes-hui
what matter 30 long as there II a
brand new one.
Here Il is-tha very latest tam.
To he sure q doesn't come direct
from the land Of the HIrh and
Heather II took a ntle detour via
Paris That acoounth for It's ultra
chicness.
Tho new tam might. however. be
deacribed rs being Of The Tudor rype,
u looks "A bit like the hats King
Henry VIII used to affect whgn he
was all .olled up to make n hi with
the ladies.
There are eight points or corners
to II and these cornera are nccentu-
ated by the black velvet being corded
Ia SILK. A cabnchon OF uncur.ed
ostrich adorns this Franklin Simon
model
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11

~,ertained ten Of her friends last week
In celebration Of her flfth birthday.
with a birthday party IN yellow. FUN
flowers were the motif OF decoration.
sunfiower baskets Of candy and real
~sunflowers on the table. yellow deco
ratons all made q lovely table. The
guests were annette Ioken, Dorcan
Johnson. Betty and Dorothy Anne
Chase. Helen stamm. Frances Mar.
lorie and Marian clayton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11
coon SAMARITAN CLASS
IIICTS OFFICERS

The Good Samaritan class NJ the
Central Avenue Methodist church met
Thursday afternoon at the church par
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11

Tors for the annual election OF Off
GERS. which resulted In the following
slate: Mrs. George Mackey. presi-
dent. Mrs. q, H. Severance, vice preni-
dent. Mrs Graves, secretary; Mrs y,
81. cudahac, Treasurer, and Mrs. Eta
Caldwell. devotional secretary.
The club expressed It's Keen appr"cl-
alton for the work Of the retiring
president. Mrs. Kemp.
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MOMENTS CLUB RECEPTION.

HeokHcmbly day at the
club on Friday was IN occasion OF sx-
ceptionaI Interest 20 many of Alhu-
auerque's representative women. The
p~resIdent's address was very much
enjoyed. Mrs. Gould took aa her
theme the calendar or year hook.
reading the foreword, written In verse
form by Mira NJ. &. Huon. and Also
the club collect. the siubs ,aetivtiiss
during the year she said, were malnly
the Hitting OF burdens. Money raised
for b~enevoience averaged Sifb a
month. Some OF this money was
raised for foreign relief.
This new years work win be devoted
more 20 Albuquerque aud The build
ing OF a new club building some time
early In the spring. " all goes AS
Planned. A membership Of 200 Il the
aim for 1924.
In the absence OF Mrs. Emily +.
IRBelle. Mrs. Gould IA a most com-
prehenslve resume OF the national
council meeting OF the Federation OF
Woman'H clubs held In a Lake
New Mexico's greatest hit OF hut
standing work. as reported at the cor
v%ention, vas the raising of $4,000
for the Child Welfare house at Santa
Re and $500 for European and Near
East relief.
The musical program arranged by
Mrs. y. T.. Bradford consisted OF "a
violin solo by Miss Mary Tharp vocal
numbers by Mrs. r.. B. Moore. ac-
rcompanied by Mrs. y. X. Hardin and
IA saxaphone and plano duet by Miss
Vera keich n Mr.. icon keich. every
number on the program being enthu-
siastically encored. The social COM
mittee composed OF Mrs. q. q. Clark.
chairman; Mrs. r. A. Hansen. Mrs.
Homer Ward and MrS. A. Kiehl.
served Ices and cake during the social
hour.
Next Friday will be Travel Day
with Mrs. Inez Westlake as leader.
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nRIDGE rom Mis- HtRKENHoFI
AND WILLIAM MCDONALD.

Miss Irene Hcrkonhon and william
Mcdonald were entertained Friday
evening by Mr.. aud Mrs. Tom Dnnahy
At their home on Eleventh street. at
% bridge party. There were eleven
tables The guests. for The most part
the friends of the hrtrothcd pair.
numbered almost forty. A guest
priz, was presented them by Mr. and
Mrs. Dunahy, and after the game, a
two course supper Vas served.
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srNNIsm cLIn MELIS.

!. e. Giciitz was host to the mem
hers OF the Spanish club Thursday
evening at the Y. NJ. G.. \. when u
program of readings talks and music
WAS presented by the members. In
Response 10 roll call, euch guest was
required To give the names ct two
flowers In Spanish and explain some
thing about each. Following this
preliminary. Attorney Dennis Chavcs
was called upon 10 give IA talk upon
some OF the New McNicnns who have
been history builders Ia their own
state. "a short rcsum" following
which proved extremely entertaining.
Mr. Chayez then read the club some
OF tn. poems Of Felipe Chacon and
Of Padre Rivera. both natives Of Al
huuuerdue. Miss Chavez then sang
La ~Golaudriuh" and responded Ia
enthusiastic cncorcs with another
iavorite Spanish selection. Attorney
ana Mrs. T. J MHbry SAINT two duets
In English.
II was decided To meet next on sun
day, september II, at Alameda.
where the business session and study
will De followed by a picnic.
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NV
BRIDGE TEA MONDAY

Miss Norinue Switzer and Miss
nortrnS. Switzrr gave a bridge tea
Monday afternoon ior Miss Irene
~n-rk'nhoif, whose marriage to VIII
liam Mcdonald will take place non
day morning, entertaining thirty
guests. There were seven tables OF
bridge and a number ~ extra guests
who came Tor ten after tho came.
Autumn flowers were placed about
the rnums as decoration.
\ lovely guest priz" was given Miss
%If-rk-nhou and Miss lAureen Asse In.
another bride OF the week VINO was
entertained with Miss Hrrkenhoff.
The- were Northumberland linens,
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NJ TIN %couNTRY cLuB.

\ lovely affair among the younger
set last week was the luncheon bridge
at which Miss Anita Uuhbcll enter
tanned at tho Country cub on Satur-
day morning. ColorH Of yellow and
white were used In the dining room
aud luncheon was served at one
o'clock. In the morning the girls
PLAYED golf and tennis and In the
afternoon. PLAYED bridge The guests
were Miss Dorothy Dean. OF Little
silver. y. J., Mrs George smith FAR,
Mis- Mary Macarthur, Miss Margaret
McCHunu. Miss Katherine Krleher.
Miss Kathleen Long u Miss Mar
gurrt ttubbsll.
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PARTY ron MISS IRENE
lI.lfk I.NIlnlE.

Miss Jcnie Short and Miss Sadie
Stewart g1vo an Informal evening
party last night at Miss shorts home
on West Gold avenue for Miss Irene
Herkenhon The guests were Miss
uerkenhOn Mrs. J. q. Herkenhon.
Miss Beatrice fiill. Miss Jewel Henley.
Miss irina Lis. Hiss Grace Stortz.
Miss Viola Herkenhon. Mrs. Clara
Gundcrson. Mrs. Paula Graham aud
Mrs. A.. H.. Evans.
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all Weddings and Parties Fill the Society Calendar
Santa Fe Fiesta and Coli Tournament Attracted MANY Persons

SO guests from M~aRdniena and So
zorro.
In the early evening the couples
loft for Socofro. They will b. at
home In Albuquerque after scptcm-
her 90.
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ron MISS ANNA DOWNS.

Miss Anna Downs. OF Buffalo. y. y .
who was ihc guest OF Mrs. James
Davidson ana her sister. Miss Ruby
Peel. was entertained before her de-
parture by Mrs Ichn Nicketts at n
summcr luncheon party On Wednea-
day August 80. There worr eight
guests
On Thursday evening. Mrs. sam
Busch ave q dinner Tor Miss Downs.
entertaining ten people in her honor.