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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-23
Stunts and Games for the Halloween Party

ms each the name Of his or her
sweetheart The Second Fate VIII
follow. telling the guests where they
viii meet their Hweothcarts. ~ the
third Informs them OF the time of
Tho wedding OF course after every
one mas been told the three facts.
cvey one must tcll aloud what was
old them. such as MY future hus-
meet him next "Wednesday riding on
n load Of hay. Wen be- married
within a week"
MAGIC Stairs.
Let the magli stairs mate your
guests for the Halloween supper.
Send the girls to the top. one by
one let tl..m come dowB. walking
backwards. each waiting until the
other 81 an the way down. Each us
she WA ks must hold 20 lighted candle
above her head Upon reaching the
bottom of the sta / D she turns quickly
aud To- the wished tor ono is th.re
waiting FOR h'r' n must be- left 90
the clever hostess. or course. 20 ar
| range that the right men meet tho
right girls when they reach the bot
tom.
THREE DISHES.
Put three small dishes on the table
Ono should he empty ono should
should contain snapy water Blind.
fold each guest, one az q time Lead
each to the table where the dishes ar,
and tell him TO put his finger In on'
Of the dishes. IL the finger goes int
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FORTUNE TELLING.

The party won't be quite complete
without It's fortune telling device
This can be- nicely arranged at tho
table. Have az each place a walnut
she'll from which tho meat has been
removed and 20 fortune written on
white paper iu milk put In its place.
The lips must have been written and
allowed To- dry before they are put
into the nut SHELLS. Tho table should
be lighted with candies. Tell each
guest to hold his pape. near enough
to q candle Gao be heated but not
scurrhrd tn, milk written letters
viii lnromr brown aud the fortune
should Doe read
SHE'LL GAME.
When your guests arrive let the
men TAX, IL walnut she'll from one
box and the gir.s take one from
another box Previously the nut meat
must have hr'n removed and various
seeds such as rasturtium. peas, beans
and cloves put in instead Their,
should be only w Of each kind and
one Of these should be put in the bon
10. the girls and one In the box TOT
| tho men. Thus when the men opcf
the shell they rave selected they vii
gn ln search uf the girl who hold.
/ one with tn, same substance inside.
TliE FArL.s.
Three from among the guest
should h. chosen as Fates. The firs
Fate Will go rem guest to guest tell
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the empty dish the guest will live in
single b,esscdness. II II goes into the
suapy dish the guest will ma ry some
one who has l,een we'd before. But
n II goes into the dish Of clear water
the future mate will be someone
young and handsome and their lives
VIII be happy
SHELL SHIPS.
Have half Of a walnut shell for each
guest In zach shell put a small piece
% colorcd candle, the more varied
tho colors the better. Lot each guest
name n OF the candles for himself
and then set Il sailing on a waahtuh
sea. IL $50 OF the boats sail together.
those 90 whom they belong will he
lifelong friends. N one sets out In
the Head OF the others that one will
Doe "a leader OF his generation And
the % whose candle goes out first
viii bee the last IN the crowd 10 wed.
TABLE COVER.
Just o. huge yellow pumpkin can
boz Tho basis for tho lovcliest table
ornament mt 10 Almost in half.
having a strip across tho middle
which viii serve as o handle Line
the pumpkin with rap leaves and
twlnc the handle with finer foliage.
Thon nii the basket with lunches Of
grapes with 10 prophetic favor tied 20
each. Around the pumpkin basket
must be fem leaves n any pretty
colorful foliage which can be found.
! Spiders. owls and quaint little brow
ME figures should be peeping out
from among tho leaves
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ELkS TO HAVE
JA// PROGRAM.

Invitations are being sent out to all
Elks and their families to attend the
entertainment nt the lodge rooms
Wednesday evening after the regular
lodge meetings. when the Dizzy Har
mnny -Four, a inzz aggregation he.
longing 10 the Mile High Follies of
1929, will play for them and present
features of entertaining. besides sup.
plying musiC for a dance In which
an will participate. The manager OF
the Foll!cs, a Pasadena Elk, has mr..
ranged The treat for the local lodge.
Elks and their wives and families are
all being sent Invitations.
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MISS JOSEPHINE MINER
GIVES DANCE

Miss Josephine Miner gave a
dnnce party last night at h Miner
Studio Tor a crowd OF b older hlgh
arhooI boys and girls. entertaining
about twenty five. Those whu were
present were the Misses Margaret
Wagner. Virginia Mclandr"ss, Erno.
slime Huning. Tinslcy Burton, Mar
inric stern. BSrtIc Arnnt, Margaret
Bum, Eliza beth kistlor and Eliza
ncth Cooper. and Maxwell Merritt,
Howe Filler Fred ward otto Behh"r
Hugo Schultz Jimmy Lyons, Clyde
cleveland woodford Hefltn. Archie
WIldIo. Charles Barber and Thomas
Cooper.
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MISSIONS
IHIRSnNN

The Womnn's Home and Foreign
Missionary society OF tho Lead Ave
nue. Methodist church met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs Sanford Roberts.
with the Home society In charge of
the program About forty two ladies
OF the church were present, and the
afternoon was made "a very instruct.
i've one with the talks by Mrs. David
stewart. on mission work among the
Indians, and by Miss Way. on tho
Esther home Ht Icuvcnworth. Kan.
\ plano duet by Mrs. Coultton and
Mrs. Dinklc completed q very pleas
ant afternoon. Refreshments wcr,
served after tho program.
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IMPORTANT SESSION or
HI SINISS WOMEN.

Tho regular dinner ~ the Business
and Professional Womcn's club is to
hc held tomorrow evening at the Y,
VI. q. \. with an important business
session and "a program. Plans for tho
business Womon's dance Will be dis
cussod and the program 20 he adopt
ed for opening a club house will be
presented.
C-rl G Mageo Of tho Morning
Journal will make the principal ad
dress OF the evening: j. L. Regens
berger viii give q either solo and
Mnriaro Garcia will give a piano
uumher
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OF study that will include events OF
importance In New Mexico history
will be followed, and free milk viii
be given To W. school children by
the club AZ part OF the philnnthroplc
work. Mrs. e. A. Watson Vas named
recording secretary for the winter.
During the past winter. the Sew
and SO club provided free milk for
a little first grade girl who vas al
mCst unable I odo her school work
for lack of nourishment. and brought
her to n normal state OF health. en-
nbling her to complete her school
work, which It would have been Inn
possible for her TO do had not the
matter Of her nour!shment been at.
tCndpd to.
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DOROTHY L. McALLTSTER
Telephone 945.

VI 7 It'll Halloween dances galore, spook parties, more and more
wv clubs looming to the bat, the week has been as full Of sur
prises as a grab bag at a church fair. The rise and fall of the
social tide must be governed by some force a = changing as the moon
probably that; for interest swells and fails, and enthusiasm dies
down for the tripping the light fantastic.
Next week, the ghost will walk-not the kind that everybody
grabs by the hand, and clanks the change, but the kind whose cold,
clammy hand and clanking chains give us the old time thrill. Bob
bling for apples; doughnuts and cider looking glass fortunes; black
watches against orange moons, are completely filling cur lives for the
week to come.
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Fur Coats a Third Cheaper This Year
ny MARIAN HALE


NEW YORK. Oct. 22.@There Is
one most important thing about the
new fur coats.
No. Il isn't the fact that the sil-
houette has suffered n severe change.
That. OF course. Il very important
but even more so IL tho joyous news
that the price Ii about a third lower
than last year.
Yes. fur which went soaring way
beyond the reach OF Just ordinary
pocketbcoks. has nov descended
again into our midst.
For instance, squirrel coats that
cost 1880 las year may be pur-
chased for $3.50 this year. Caracul
coats that sold last year for s6yb sell
this year for $3.50. The more exc
pensive coats sabics and such, have
descended In price accordingly.
There is one comforting thought
the woman who paid "A high price
last year has discovered "a new sill
houette his year may be consoled.
Almost every silhoutte liz good In
fur. To be sure the v~oiuminous.
kimonn- slecved. envelope wrap isn't
the dernier cri but II may be worn
The smart fur coats have the
waist line sleeve, as In shown In the
taupc squirrel and Scotch mole
Franklin Simon model. a jeweled
girdle catches this stunning wrap
which has the bloused back OF
squirrel while the skirt and front are
Of molcskin.
The nlpped-in waist line and the
flare skirt Is also shown In tire cura-
cul model with extra largo sluirrel
collar from Franklin Simon.
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LnTnEnAN BRorHERHooD

a roodly number 81 men OF 81.
paul's English Lutheran church met
In the church pariors last Monday
evening and organized tho Lutheran
Brotherhood, with the following Of
nccrs; President. a. T.. johnson:
vice president. George Olson: score.
tary, VIM a. Collins; treasurer. Oscar
Shirley. Meetings will be held rcgu.
larry cach month, on tho second
Monday evening. Great enthusiasm
was manifested In tho proposed plans
OF the brotherhood. Prof G. A. Barn
hart and the pastor. Rev. 4. NJ.
knudsen making addresses.
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SALVAGE SHOP las
STORIES TO TELL.

The Red Cross Salvage shop last
week rcaped n large harvest. An en-
erEetic society girl ven forth and
CLEANED some fine wool suits. some
warm underwear ana some worn out
raimont that have made the shop n
well locked place. Mrs. Thomas
Eyre, who is In charge. states hat
the need FOR warm clothing, especial
ly Tor children. h. becoming pressing.
with the coming NJ cold weather. and
that such work as those who volun-
tarilN 20 forth aud do is what tho
shop needs more than anything else.
A visitor to the shop last week
stated that Il is a place where tho
heart Interest," stories flock like
hlackbirds In a corn field. In the
first place, the most Of the work be
ihg done Tor the shop Is being done
put all their time ANA efforts In u.
Not merely tho plain ana practical
things are given by them, but somo
OF the finer garments that ave been
outworn. things that are considered
the iuNuriCs. Cases of hard working
women who have come In and bought
n beautiful suit. have ~romodcled Il.
and mRdc themselves something that
was moro Of % luxury than they could
have afforded FOR Themselves n they
had bought o. ln 70 shop bring home
TO the observing the truth that lux,
urirs, and the beautiful things, arc
also necessities.
\ Belgian girl, the wife Of an
American soldier who returned with
him after the war. was camped with
q party OF tourists in d camp
ground across from the shop not
long ago; and the sign Of tho Red
Cross called her ovor. and led her to
tell tho manager Of he shop r. story
Of home"ickness ana a little history
Of herself.
! The Phi M girls ~ tho University
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PovERSTONpRE

Friends In the city have received
the announcement OF the marriage
OF Miss Ruth Powers TO Joseph II.
Tondre. OF Los Lunas. The wedding
took place in Las Vegas on October
10. Mr. and Mrs. Tondre will be al
home after November first In Los
Lunas.
Miss Powers Is tho daughter Of MIR.
and Mrs. stephen Powers. Mr..
Tondrc is n member 81 tho well
known Tondre family OF Los Lunas.
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RIG HNILOWEEN PARTY
FOR CHILDREN.

one of the most Interesting Of all
parties Tor children FOR Halloween
ne VOL as being one ~ tho largest.
viii Doe That az which go young
friends at Mary Catherine r'onncll
Will ho entertained ON tho evening Of
October %. halloween TIN guests
will como masked In sheets and pil
low ease costumes. and there will he
dancing and the usual Halloween
games.
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DANCE At IIkS
CLUB FRIDAY.

The F;lks. hand. which II is tho
aim Of the club and the members OF
the musical aggregation To make one
% the finest In this part OF the coun'
try, Ii giving a benefit dance for the
organization next Friday evening In
the Elks ballroom. Arrangements
are being made by the music com
mitteo Of the Elks lodge.
At 10 o'clock. the Dizzy Harmony
-Four OF tho Mile III Follies Of 1899
viii come In and assist In making the
evening "a regular one" for those
who attend.
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CHILnREN,s FESTIVAL.

Th. Brotherhood OF American Tco-
men gave th"ir annuu Chlldrcn's
festival Thursday evening and enter
tanned over 20 Of tho members and
their families with an interesting
program.
a play, "Ggnndmothcr's shoes
presented by the children; drills ana
readings. which tho young people
also gave. was the program Of enter
tniumCnf ROY Morris, AZ "Amcs,
ana Mss Girtha stafford ms Bette
Loc." were the leading characters In
the comedy.
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tho hoard Of stewards Of the church.
A program waH given the first part
OF the evening and was followed By
a social hour. The program was:
Plano solos: (al Miss Helen Cur
ley; tb) Miss Dorothy Cheney.
Talks; Mrs. Carl Magee, Rev. IT, s.
Davidson. Rcv. Cochran, Rev. w. s.
NHndcrpool.
Vocal solo, Mrs. Elizabeth Brad.
ford.
Reading, Miss Ruth Brown.
Plano M saNaphonc. Miss Vera
kicch and Ncon Kiech.
The committee IN charge OF ar
rangcments were Mrs Eta Caldwell.
Mrs. Graves. Mrs. Lambert. Mrs.
Major. Mrs, Severance. Mrs. Cudahac
and Mrs jenkins. Mrs Jenkins was
In charEo OF tho
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CATHOLIC
TO GIVE DANCE

The National council OF ,athollc
Mon and Women is giving the first
of a series OF dances which II has
planned for the winter on Friday
evening. November 4. The music
viii be furnished by the Sy|ncopators.
and r. thoroughly enjoyable evening
is hcing planned Thc council has
isuicd IA cordial invitation to all their
friends.
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RECEPTION FOR REV
ANn Mrs

\ reception for Rev W $. Wander
pool aud Mrs. Nnndorpool, who are
leaving shortly for II paso. was
given Monday evening nj the Central
Avenue Methodist church parlors by
tho Woman's Missionary society, tho
Woman's Sunday school class and
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TOR Mss FUITIN MORDY

Miss ICffo ShOTI VnI0TI1In'V NJ 4
sewing party Wednesday evening for
her house guest. Miss Eileen Mordy.
nf Los Angeles. Miss Mordy was for
morly q resident Of Albuquerque, but
for the past four years has been hN-
ing In California. b attended bc-
ridcntal college there, and last spring
received her degree.
About n dozen school friends OF
Miss Mordv's were Invited in for an
Informal evening.
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DORNrTORY GIRLS 10
GIVE DANCE.

The girls OF Huknun dormiiory a.
the University. known as the
Euqrouqubla club, are lssuinE inNith
lions this week To q Halloween dance
and PARTY To be given at the girls
gymnasium next FRIDAY evening
There will be 30 couples. Feature
dances and Halloween decorations
viii give plenty Of dash to the affair.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-23

Tho ladies Of h Aid society Of 81.
Paui's English Lutheran church held
n sewing meeting al the home ~ Mrs.
C. A. Rarnhart. SOC s. Walter street.
Thursday afternoon, about twenty
women being present Preparations
are being made Tor the fall bazaar.
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pQo
~. q. T.. CLUB
TO GIVE DANCE.

The IL O.. l.. club Of girls is giving
n Halloween party next Saturday
evening at the woman's club for a
large number OF their friends. boys
and girls OF the high school. The
members are Miss Elizabeth Zeigier.
Miss Mary Weir. Miss Irma Klein
wort and Mss Aihina Eoury.
There viii be dancing and Hal
tOWcpn games.
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ALLEN HsSsLER CELEBRATES
InIkIM NIlNIHnAA-

Allen Chapman Husslcr was host at
q birthday party hat was also q
Halloween party on Thursday after
noon, celebrating his fourth birthday
ana Halloween season at the same
time. Fuyurs Of balloons and paper
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LUTHERAN YOUNG PEOPLE
PLAN SOCIAL

Extensive preparations are being
made by the Christ,hn Endcavor
society Of st PauIs English Lutheran
church Tor the Halloween social 10
be held In the social rooms Of the
church next Friday evening. Every.
thing appropriate to the season Will
be In evidence. both In the way Of
decorations and OF games.
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HAIIOWEEN PATTY AT
COL NIHN CHIN.

lowccn frol!cs for the high school
crowd WAS tho dance given Friday
evening az the Country club by VIII
GLASS aud Randolph Loyelncc. The
guests came IN mask. Tho club
room were gayly decorated In
Orange and black and Halloween
figures. which provided %"spooky' at.
mosphcre In abundance. There were
nfty guests.
Those who were Invited were the
Misses Clara stevens. Helen stevens.
Dolores BENJAMIN. Jane Huning.
Margaret White. Margaret Coz,
Lenorc Petit. Ethel Moulton, Rose
mary Horgan. Louise Oostreich.
Annahol Franklin, Margaret Shortle.
EuniCc H~crkenhoff, Bunella Mandoli.
Nucl bergman, ~ dcnc Bowers.
Louise Mann. Ethel Clayton. Marcella
Rcidy, Elizabeth Fee. Pauline Meyers.
Jescilo Wolf and Gertrude Magcei
and Raymond stamm ,Jr.. Wallace
Sheridan, Danny and Robert Mac
Arnold Roscnwald. Lee Nann. Rich
Chase. Fife Peters. Harry Hust, Leo
Lewluson. Joe and Wilson Kcim. Paul
Faw. Vernon Herndon, Charles Bar
bcr. Sidney Uhifolder. Arnold Brad.
ford, Ralph Losoy. PAU Weir. Frank
lin Copp. Malcolm Long, Arthur
Everitt. Frank stortz and Charles
Rcchi
The chapcroncs were Mrs. J. NJ.
Reynolds. Mrs. Charles white, Mrs.
\. g. Shortlo, Mrs. l.. NJ Reynolds.
Mrs. j. I. Loveiacc, Mrs Frank Butt.
Mrs. T., T. lAsscttcr and Miss Jennie
Hutf
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UIUT,IpAY DINNER.

Miss Virginia Mcinudrcss gave a
pretty birthday dinner wednesday
evening FOR twelve OF her friends an
high school girls. The table was
Iov,iy with mink decorations NJ flow
crs and fnNorR. Tho guests were the
VI sscs Marcolla Matsou, TinNcy bur
ton. Ernostinc Huntng, EliHiheth
Cooper. Elizabeth kistlcr, Josephine
Miner. BERTHE Arnot. Margaret Bunn'
Ilrlcn Sicvcrt and Peggy Stubni
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HALLOWEEN

Miss Alice Gould gave a Halloween
luncheon yesterday for the former
members OF tho Campfire Girls here,
IN honor 81 Miss Eileen Mordy Of
Los Angeles. The table was most at
trnct.vo with Halloween decorations
and vors The guests were Misses
Eileen Mordy, Jeffio Short. Irene Fee.
MononHh Dixon. Clyda Wilson. Pris'
ella Newcomer and Grace Stortz.
ana Mrs. Antonio Otero.
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MONDAY CLUB
10 PLAY AGAIN.

The Monday bridge club. one Of the
oldest OF the small bridge clubs. Is
to commence playing for the winter.
n was decided last Friday afternoon
AT a meeting with Mrs. Fred Can
field. There are three tables.
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haze been making over children's
garments for h shop from some
flannel that was given recently.
An elaborate dress OF another day,
displayed In tho window. caught the
eye OF an Indian girl. and she has
made n deposit on II and Is saving
her money to make the last pay.
ments' However, the garments are
sold for very little. tho main purpose
OF the shop being to serve those In
need.
with winter coming on, stated Mrs.
Eyre. and with the prospect OF unem.
ployment ahead. the need il even
greater for donations OF clothes that
are no longer 81 use In families, are
Milling trunks. and doing no one any
good. u iS to these people particu.
iRrly. who. perhaps. do not know OF
the shop or who have not understood
It's purpose. that the Red Cross shop
makes It's appeal.
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caps In bright %coiors: yellow chrys
anthomuma and marigolds. and or
ange candles. impressed the festive
occasion on the young guests minds
In brilliant %colors. and Halloween
games. among which the ever-new
contest OF 'bobbing for apples was
extremely popular. made them realize
what a happy occasion birthdays and
Halloween can be. Refreshments
were serve on a long table, and were
all the particularly Halloween ish
dishes The guests were Dorothy
Leigh Carey. Clarence NJ. Bolts, Jr..
Bobby lockwood, Jerry Mitchell,
Bobby Kirk. lean Ellis. Don Pick
reii. Ralph Frank. Ralph simpson
and Ray bourne Rice. Mildred Bolts
assisted In entertaining. The grown.
ups" who had a hand In making the
fun were Miss Wilma shelton and
DR.. Geo. \. Hubbell.
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SEW y SO CLUB


The Sew and So club rcorganized
Tor winter work last Wednesday. with
the meeting at the home 81 Mrs. TO,
Ran on South Edith street. A plnn
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FRIDAY CIIB Vt
MRS .DANAHNS.

Tho Friday afternoon bridge club
met the past week with Mrs. Tom
nHnuhy and played three tables Of
bridge. The club meets once a week.
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Mrs. u. q. Greening Of Los Angeles,
vbu Ia the guest Of Mrs. Leroy
peters was entertained Friday by
Mrs. q. \. Matson. at hcr home on
West Gold avenue, at an Informal
bridge party. There were three
tables The guests were Mr. ana Mrs
Roy Mcdonald. Mi. and Mrs. II q
Coors. MIR. aud Mrs l.. g. Bonnett
Dr and Mrs. Leroy Peters. Mr.. and
Mis- ". II. Allen and Miss Alice
Coors Of Las Vegas.
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RECTAL.

Mrs. w. NJ. Combs plano pupils
VIII give "a Halloween recital on mex,
Friday evening at 3 o'clock at the
Wuman's CLUB. This recital will De
unusually interesting. not only be.
cause OF the nature and quality OF
the music rendered hut on account
Of the costumes worn and this decora'
lions used. The public In invited and
urged TO be In their seats by 5
O'Clock, as the program will start
promptly on time.
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MRS. NYE MARTIN ESTERTAINs

Ms Nye Martaln e~ntertaIned IN
formally Thursday afternoon at
bridge. There were four tables. The
hurs. and the members OF a circle Of
bridge players who were formally in
"A card club. This Is one OF a series
which the hostess Is planning to give
his fall.
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ron Miss Tu.T.I.N MODIFY.

MISS Jcttie Shor invited In a mum
Dor OF old friends OF Miss Eileen
Mordy's. her house guest. last sun
day afternoon, to renew old times
aud 10 spend an informal afternoon
together. There were about ten
guests.
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The ladies % the Methodift church
will give q tee. to which all members
OF the church and their friends will
he invited, pm Tuesday. Mt the homo
OF Mrs. J. NJ. Dooittie. A commit-
charge OF arrangements and will take
are of the various details OF tho
affair.