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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-21
YOuNGIi,T SET ORGANIZES
BRIDGE Cllfn.

Not content with knowing how to
play live nundrcd-and odd Maid
aud 'Authors"-the young High
school set. represented by four very
ambitious members, has organized "a
bridge club and Is very conscientious
~ studying the science OF a game
that puzzles much older aud wiser
heads. The girls met at the home OF
Miss Tinaley Burton the past week
and played thei first game. Next week
they will meet with Miss Margaret
Bum. The members are Miss Tinnley
Burton. MiHs Margaret Bum, Miss
Ernesiine iiuning and Miss Elizabeth
Cooper.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-21
DOROTHY L. HeALLIsrER
Telephone 9k5.

TSHE bloom is returning to the cheek Of Dame Society, who, pale
and wan from heat and neglect, had ms guessing for some time
whether or not she would ever recover. She actually skipped
once or twice this week and while IL Looked more like a convuldve
jerk than exuberanre of spirit, next week she will probably be able
TO do II with more grace. She is certainly unaccustOmed to notion
Like poor Rip Van Wrinkle, the poor dear twe're afraid woke TO find
herself somewhat olhr and more stiff jointei than she expected.
Well, at any rate. she has marvellous recuperative powers, and
by September first, she will have all her weddings. her lovely brides,
all her pink aud. white bridal parties and all her snappy bridge par
ties out ON display again. Behind her back, her old admirers are
driving happily back and forth on New Mexico roads, seeing the blue
sky aud the Indian dances breathing the best ozone in America and,
IN short, enjoying the beauties Of nature which were meant to be en-.
ioyed at this time and in that way. But-with ardor undiminished,
they viii return 10 pay court to her before we realize that they are
here. -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-21
EL PASo u VISIT
v. ". CENTER.

The III Paso delegation who were
returning home from the annual
summer conference OF the Y. w. c,
A., were entertained Tuesday even
ing by the c. u. T.. club OF the Y.
w. G. A. and the general secre,nry.
Miss Marion Johnson. who met the
train and took the ten III Paso girls
20 the Y. w. g. A. recreation center.
They were shown the center, the
cafeteria and the Y. W. hotel.
Miss Jsffie Short. Of the Young
Women'S council and the g. q. 4.
club. one OF the two delegates who
went from Albuquerque. accompanied
the III Paso delegation 10 the con-
fercnce the first Of the month.
-Four hundred young In
GLIDING representatives of the college
organizations, met In conference at
Estes Park for the ten day session,
representing the Rocky mountain
states. The program included -es-
sions In the morning. recreation in
the afternoon and forum discussions
In the evening. city delegations
ranged from ~ to 2b members. and
represented board members. staff
members. secretaries. business girls
and other members
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-21
Mrs. DIXIE OWEN TO SPEAK
THURSDAY,

At the community services which
VIII be held at the Presbyterian
church Tuesday evening. Mrs. Dixie
owen. president and founder OF the
Clara Barton Memorial association.
VIII give the principal address. Her
subject will be Lives We Touch E"
Mrs, owen will entertain her audi
ence with old plantation melodies.
also. and Will be assisted on the pro.
Eram with local talent.
Mrs owen will make an address,
tonight az the evening services al tho
Lead Avenue Methodist church.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-21
LUNCHEON BRIDGE
~ MISS KERR.

Mrs. Claude Schumacher will enter
tain at a morning bridge and lunch
'nn party ~ Friday IN honor Of Miss
Elizabeth Kerr. ~ Kansas city. who
l. spending the remainder of the
summer with her. There will he
three tables OF bridge.
Miss Kerr and Mrs Schumacher
were roommhtes at stephens. at
Columbia. Mo Since her arrival the
first ~ IN" week. Miss Kerr has been
entertained at "A round Of parties. and
IL making a host ~ friends who Will
regret to see her return "ome.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-21
LUNCHEON FOR
MISS III

Mrs. ~. S. Hill'a verandah was
ideally suited To a mos delightful
porch party aud luncheon Wednes-
day, given Tor Miss May Ida bunker
~ who has been the guest Of her
Sister. Mrs. j. ~ Hrrndon. Miss
Bunkerly. a very Attractive aud popu-
lar Texas girl. has been entertained
a. several pretty affairs during her
stay. none Of which was more thor
oughly enjoyed than the luncheon
"wednesday. Those who were pres
ont were Miss Dunkerlv. Mrs y. u.
Ilerndon. Mrs. v. II. Edgar. Mrs. q.
\. Matson. Mrs, L. q Rice. Mrs.
charles Filler. Mrs. NJ. X. wylder.
Miss Mhrceila Matson and Miss Helen
Macarthur Miss MntHon and Miss
Macarthur assisted Mrs. nm in en-
t~srtaluiuE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-21
TWO PARTIES FOR CRADLE

The Mothers Circle OF the Con.
gregationai church met Friday after
noon at h Rio Grande Industrial
school south of town. and had quite
a gaia day Of Il. with n shower for
one Of the tiniest babies and a birth
day cake for a nine year old member
% the Cradle Roll. Little Marjorie
Jean Heyman was the recipient Of n
number OF pretty little gifts from the
mothers Lambert Smiths birthday
was celebrated with q big cake with
nine candles, around which the chit
dren gathered and had quite n merry
party.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-21
Mrs. RANKIN
ENTERTAINS CLUB.

Mrs. Don u. Rankin entertained Ia
Notre bridge club "Wednesday after
noon at her home on North Second
street. There were three tables.
Following the gam-, the hostess
served a delicious two course lunch.
Miss Iella Rankin, who has recently
returned from Kansas city. where
she spent the summer. aud Miss Ma
rion Grey, her guest, assisted In en-
tertaining.
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~ X. As To ENTERTAIN.

y Kappa Alpha mems fraternity Is
planning an Informal dancing marty
to be given at the house wednesday
evening. as a means OF tightening the
summer tediuin, and OF bringing to-
gether the brothers, and their friends.
who are staying In the city. Theru
viii be about twenty guests.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-21
~
\ SOCIETY EDITOR
PRO TEN.

Beginning with next Sundays issue
~ the society section OF The sunday
Herald. Miss Grace Wlnfrey Will rom
duct the society page for two weeks.
Miss Winfred. who was editor Of the
epciety page of the Morning Journal
FOR several months. IN well known
10 Albuquerque readers. Popular
with the young social set, she IN well
abe To give Herald readers full.
complete and interesting news.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-21
BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR
STANLEY ROSENMAIlD.

Stanley Rosenwaid had his fifth
birthday Wednesday, and 80 his
mother gave u party for him to cello
brato IA important occasion. The
children had the most charming little
faVors, played games Is greatly en-
joyed the huge birthday cake with It's
candles, The guests were Mary
Catherine Connell, Claire Weller.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-21
TEA FOR MISS
ELIZABETH KERR.

One OF the prettiest affairs OF the
week among the younger women was
tho tea at which Miss Margaret
Schumacher entertained yesterday af-
ternoon at her home on Edith street,
for Miss Elizabeth Kerr OF Kansas
city. This guests were Miss Schu-
makers sorority sisters. A note OF
informally and simplicity made the
afternoon most enjoyable, whle vo-
cal selections by Miss Grace Stort.
added an entertainment feature that
was n rare treat, Miss Schumacher
waa assisted by Mrs. Claude srau-
maker. The guests were Miss Kerr,
Mrs. George Alderman. Jr.. Mira
Kenneth Baicoimb. Mrs. Antonio
otero, Mrs. Carl Broreln. Mrs. Roy
Graham. Mrs. John becker. Jr., u
Beien. Miss Betty Arnot. Miss Ante
Atkinson OF Roswell. Miss Eleanor
Alderman. Miss Anne cristy, Miss
Wenonah Dixon. Miss Ruth Helm.
Miss Grace Stortx. Miss bunny
'Tompkins. Miss Alice Frances White,
Miss Mary Brorein. Miss Louisa
I.owber. Miss Ruth Robb and Afins
Jardine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-21
SOLDIERS, %pAHTfES.

One of n series Of parties which the
relief auxiliary OF the National IBIS.
abled soldiers League have been
giving for men In the city was the
birthday party FOR MIR. Lilly. OF the
Methodist ~Sanitarium. on August &.
The auxiliary consists OF eight ladies.
and, on this occasion. each worked
at her best to make the little affair
"a happy one. other men OF the sanl-
tarium were invited In and refresh
ments Of ice cream and cake were
served to them all. Flowers for cach
man and a bouquet OF pansics for the
guest OF honor made very acceptable
Eifts. the afternoon. spent In chat
ting together, passed very pleasantly.
me Of the monthly parties given
FOR the men OF the National Disabled
Soldiers League by the relief auXil-
larry viii be given at the federal Va
rutional training center the last Fri
dav In his month. Music by the 70
c%htionnl mems orchestra. a program
n refreshments viii comprise the
entertainment for the afternoon.
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somehow failed to disclose. that
George Washington had "a garage ad-
Joining his famous Mountain Vernon
home. Considerable discussion fol-
lowed this announcement which. II II
did fail to convince the members that
George Washington really did have
a garage. or to convince Nj, Mabry
that he had stretched the blanket'
too far, proved excellent practice in
spanish conversation.
Gilbert t.spinosa. who has recently
returned from Washington. u. g..
whore h" received his degree In law
aud who Is now In Albuquerque Ia
start In the practice uf law with his
brother. j. e. Esp,nosu. was admitted
la membership la the club Thursday
evening.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-21
MESA DINNERFoR
Mis-

Mrs. Rose Hudson gave n most on
loYabie mesa diDner Thursday even
tug for her sister, Mrs. Frank Fill
who're OF III rnso. who n visiting her.
The guests were those who have been
entertained In Mrs. Fiiimore'H honor
on several occasions during her stay
here. Mr.. and Mrs. Sol BENJAMIN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Outer. Mrs
Ituppe. Mrs Christian Renner Miss
Betty Klcissdorff and Sidney Fran
lel.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-21
BIRTHDAY DINNER
SATt

Mrs. Ernestine Renner celebrated
her eifhty-first birthday last evening
with a dinner party at her home on
West Gold ayenu-. Her guests were
all intimate friends. and all spent
the evening as only Intimate friends
can upon such an occasion. Flowers
ana "A birthday cake gave "A gala
touch 10 the evening. The guests
were Mrs. Tom Danahy. Mrs. Earl
knight. Mrs. Rummell. Mrs. Harry
benjamin, arH. Sol Benjamin, Mrs.
Hugh Outer. Mrs. Frank Fillmore OF
III Paso, Mrs. Rose Hudson and Miss
Betty kiolssdorff.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-21
LUNCHEON FOR MISS
ASSEIIN.

Miss Julia keleher Will entesa
"wednesday at luncheon for Nj
lauren Asaelin. The guests. intinsa
friends Of Miss Asselin's. viii numb
eight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-21
MISSIONARY socirrY MEETS.

The Home aud Foreign Missionary
societies Of the Lead Avenue Metho-
dist church met az the home of Mrs
Hrannin, Si2 West Slate street on
Thursday afternoon. with Mrs, Duns.
worth president " the Home society.
IN charge. Devotional services were
led by Mrs, Russell followed with
the business session
4 contest for new members In the
Home society with Mrs Heslin and
Mrs. Merrificld ~ leaders is arous-
INK new interest Five new members
were received into the society at
this meeting THE readings given
by Miss Ruth Brown were enjoyed
by all present A social hour fol
lowed. Refreshments were served by
the hostess. assisted BY MIRA Me
Cowan and Mrs. Bridges.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-21
woMEN's NEWS SERVICE
10 COVER COINTRy

tFrom General Federation News.")
The Woman's News Service. Inc, q
news ~ Indicate which il expected to
be established by September and
which shall employ only women be
operated n directed by women. and
with womcn's capital. and which shall
have for lis purpose the giving OF
publicity to constructive and ~lnHpira-
tional activities Of m all over
the world is une Of the results OF
meeting u the Council and General
Federation ~ Momcn's clubs at
salt Lake city, Utah. The movement
was innuEurated by Mrs. Ida clyde
Clarke, contributing editor To PictO-
rial Review New York city, and met
with Immediate response from the
I federation.
Tho plan Is To establish n syndicat-
ed Wpman's ncws service. similar to
the Associated Press. with headquar-
tcrs either In Chicago or Washing
ton and with regional research sta
lions established nll over the United
States. In charge OF women and where
news " interest TO women Will be
Cu,i,sted and sent out
Initial service la 100 Papers.
The initial service viii be- to 100
daily papers In cities ranging from
10000 To 100000 but II H. also pro-
posed to develop as rapidly ns poasi-
BILE "a system whereby newspapers In
the smallest communities may bene-
~ by tho service.
The service proposes TO gather ma
tcriul from the smallest and most
Isolated organizations M well as from
the great city clubs nud 10 carry
7 news of any rroup ~ women who are
doing work Fundamental In purpose
or dramatic iu appeal"
Seven i~ncnrporatOrs.
inCorporntors are Mrs. Thomas 7.
Winter. MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. presi-
dent Of tho General Federation Of
Women's clubs. Mrs. Robert J. Bur
dette, general federation director
Tor California Pasadena. Mrs. chaun.
cev smith. Atlanta. Ga; Lessle
Stringfellow Read. Fayetteville, Ark.
chairman OF press General Fedora
tion ~ Wome"'H clubs. and editor 81
the General Federation News; Ida
Clyde Clarke. New York city. con-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-21
EDWARD BRIGH.M ENTER
TAfNS AT METHODIST CHURCH

One Of the most enjoyable rns-r-
thinmentH that has been given In Al.
h~uqucrqie this summer was that
given By Edward Brigham Thursday
evening at the Methodist church un-
der the auspices of thci Epworth
League, Mr.. Brigham has very un.
usual ability. lie possesses a hasso
profundo voice OF great strength ana
depth. and 81 rue timbre. and sings
with feeling that has its own effect
upon his audience. lie goes easily
from the singing OF difficult numbers
to humorous readings. from there
tn readings with music. playing his
W accomDaniments Those who
heard Mr., Brigham Thursday even
ing appreciated his program a. a rare
treat The program follows:
gOuYs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-21
BRIDGE FOR
MISS ASSEIIN.

Mrs. Earl Knight has Issued In
vitations to members of the younger
set to a luncheon bridge on Tuesday.
To be given In honor Of Miss lauren
Asseiin. Miss Asseiin's coming mar
rage to Joseph Mccanna Ii the oc-
cnsion for many charming affairs
which have been arranged for late
August and early September. The
wedding Will take place September 3.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-21
roR FL rAso xisrron

Mrs. Hugh Outer entertained In
formally a group OF young people.
Friday evening, for Sidney Frankel.
her son. who In here from III pasu
visiting her. The guests. numbering
some eight or ten. spent the evening
playing cards.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-21

The BunineEa and Professional
Women's club will not meet this
Tuesday. on account OF he number
OF officers and members who arc
away ON their ~vac,.dons. but will meet
the second Tueaday In September at
the home OF DIR. Evelyn Frlsble. A
suppa< will be served buffet style on
the lawn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-21
NORTHUMBERLAND

a very pretty wedding took place
at the Bittner House last sunday at
when W. 4. Moody ana Mlss
Stella Rowland were married In tho
presence OF a small circle OF friends.
The ma sriage service was read BY the
Rev. A, NJ. Kuudsen, pastor OF 81.
Paufs Lutheran church. The bride
vas attended by Miss Virginia Carter,
OF Mountainair. and the groom BY
Edgar Bittner Following the aerv-
ice an elaborate dinner wna served
by Mrs. Z. J. y. Hittner. Mr.. and
Mrs. Moody are living at ife7 South
Edith street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-21
ON THE PEcos.
By Agnes Davenport Homo.

As the summer speeds along,
And for change We sometimcs long.
We drive out u car 10 take ua
TO tho mountains. high aud steep.
Covered with green forest. deep,
On the Pecos.
Here the air IL cool and sweet;
Clover's thick beneath our feet:
Everything to happy make ~.
Here h silver spruces grow.
Glistening like the sun on snow,
On tho Pecos.
Rippling music OF the streams
Seems 10 blend into our dreams,
And with morning light II wakeH uu.
Graceful ferns OF maiden halr:s
Wild flowers blooming everywhere
On the Pecos.
Up into the wiids so far.
to Natures heart. we are.
Freer from life'a cares and fracas.
such days Of real content,
Surely are net idly spent,
on the Pecos.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-21
Mnss; Sonnls AND mus. GENTRY

Mre Elson II. Norris and Mrs.
uentry entertained Thursday AFTER
noon at Mrs. Norris home on West
Roma avenue with a sewing party.
The guests made a paper dress form
and a quilt during the afternoon, and
during the social hour which follow
ed were entertained with musical
selections by Mrs. Ray Bailey aud
were Mrs. M. G. swayne. Miss Anna
Swayne, Mira w. u. Drummer. Mis-.
Ray Bailey. Mrs. Fanny Murdoch,
Mira. :. &. Clarke. Mrs.. wan Menan;,
Mrs. william swayne. Mrs. Henry
Davidson, OF Beien. Mrs. Drank
Schultz. Mrs. q. W. Bond. Mrs. q. W.
Bond. Jr, Mrs. Hunt. Mrs ~. NJ.
Thomas, Miss Bernice Thomas. Miss
Myrtle Hunt. Mrs. A.. Matthew'S and
Mrs. X. Il. Peffley.
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FAMILY pINNER FRIDAY.

Mrs ", Z. Rod entoftnlnod ~ a
family dinner Friday evening for
fourteen at the Reid home ON West
Tij.raa avenue Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl lden and little
vey OF boswell ana their two daught.
ers. Miss Ruth and Miss Virginia
Mrs J. g. Jordan. Captain and Mrs.
W g. Reid. Robert and John Reid.
81 Dexter. y. NJ and Tom Reid.
CAPTAIN and Mrs w. G. Reid and
ron, Tom, ana Robert and John Reid.
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NnnSA
Winter Might
Iewing
The Broken Ring
Folk Song
Boat Song
Edward brigham
Invocation to the sun God,
(lndian Melody
Troyer
R%ecitations:
\ Spanish Anecdote
Lord Houghton
Our Lesson
Edward brigham
Columbus
joaquin Miller
Hecitations with music'
laugh and the World Laughs with
You
wIlcox. Barnard
Poem by Ella Wheeler vii
Music by D'Auvergnc Barn
Not Understood
Bracken- barnard
Poem nv Thomas Bracken
Music by n~'Auvergne Barn
ard.
Songs:
q Thou Sublime Sweet Evening
star.
AHNNNNfihA ANfN
Wagner
Angelus
Romilli
The Night Has a Thousand Eyes
kudcr
The Blind PlourhmAn
COninEsby- Clarke
Recitations:
The House by the Side Of the Road
sam Walter FoSs
The Village Oracle
Joseph G. Lincoln
Boots
Rudyard Elpling
Recitaitons with music;
The story o. the Faithful SOul
Proctor Bernhcim
Poem by Adelaide Proctor
Music by T.. y Bernheim
Songs,
tbs Me q Lordf Negro Spiritual
Arranged ny Burlefgh
Nesper HYMN
Old English
Song 81 Liberty a ruritan)
Bellini
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-21
Brides and Pre-Nuptial Parties Hold Center of Stage;
Santa Fe Fiesta to Draw Many Local peopl

tributing editor Of Pictorial Review
AID veteran newspaper woman:
Maria Thompson Davies, tho WE'LL
known novelist Of Tennessee; and
Miss Minna Bruere, for many years
an associate OF Frank Vanderllp and
now an official Of the Central Trunt
company, New York city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-21
-Four Days of Spectacular Pageantry to
Constitute Program of Santa Fe Fiesta

The annual Santa Re fiesta which
will be held In SANTA Re this year on
september o, G. : and s. will be
separated. ar to program. into feature
days, The first day Ia Indian day.
Major Lansing bloom In IN charge OF
the program FOR the day. which will
feature especially Indian dances and
ceremonies OF the pucblos OF Zuni,
cochltti, Jemez, san iidrfonso. santa
Clara and Tesuque. In the morning
the Indian governors w.lp
the participation OF their pueblos. In
the afternoon. the Indian governor
and his war captain Will TAX charge
OF ceremonies for that time, and a
spectacular program Of dances and
ong viii be presented. Princess
Tslanina, famous American Indian
singer, viii be one OF the features OF
the program. Indians from the
pueblo Of Santa Clara VIII present "A
ceremonial dance. which viii be fol
lowed by one by the san Ildcfonso
Indians, THianina will sing The Land
OF the Sky Blue Water" and the
famous Eagle dance OF the San Hide
fonsos Will be presented. The fiesta
chorus will sing Indian songs and
chants which will be followed by the
war dance Of the Comanches By the
Jcmcz Indians. The last number In
the afternoon viii be another song
selection by Tsianina. In the eve
ming. ceremonial dances. including the
brilliant u spectacular Matachines
dance, the Navajo scalp dance, and
"a ceremonial dance by the Zuni pu-
eblo Indians, viii be presented.
DE Vargas day. September o, the
announcement of the original decree
whereby the r-e-conquest OF the prov
incc was annually celebrated will be
made aud Tie spectacular pageant of
spanish chieftains, including General
Diego Dc Vargas, Iapata LuJan Ponce
de Leon, his star. trumpcters. drum
nrrs, nrtillcrymen, the Cavildo. the
alcaldos, n the Franciscan Fathers
will pass before the spectators. The
actual historical event OF the ps-con-
quest OF the country from the Pueblo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-21
Personal

Miss Frances Spencer. whose en-
gagement 10 Donald Wilson was an
bounced last spring. u in the city
from her home IN Colorado Springs,
the guest OF Judge and Mrs John W.
Wilson, Miss spencer viii probably
spend three weeks visiting here. be-
fore returning To the University OF
Colorado at Boulder. where she "a
studying.
Mrs, e. w. Porter returned home
last sunday from an extended visit In
penver and other points In Colorado.
A cablcgram from Miss Marian
Grunsfcld to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ivan Gfnnsfeld, announced her ar
CONTINUED on page twOl
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ron MISS EIlzAnFsru KrRn.

Mrs. We're Lane viii entertain fol
Miss Elizabeth Kerr. Mira C.auds
Schumaker's guest. on Thursday. with
u morning ride and breakfast. Ths
guests viii be the members OF the
University set.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-21
MnERcoLEs ci.us TO MEET
WEDNESDAY

The Microbes club will meet next
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Frank Schultz AZ her home on West
Iron venus