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ing. Never did the mansion appear
more beautiful over on great state
occasions. Nantes were festooned
with smilaN m covered with carna-
tons; In fact, everywhere the sight
was greeted by garlands OF greens
and baskets and bouquets OF rosy
blossoms. This beauty OF foliage n
flowers reached It's climax In the din
ing room. The place for the guest
Of honor was made conspicuous by
a huge bow of pink tulle and smilaN
fastened to the chair. In the center
Of the long table was "a large n
handsome crystal basket filled with
pink Iaddic carnations and ferns
Extending from this TO each end NJ
the table there were E%arlhnds Of
smilaN in which glowed pink carna-
tions. while IA brave array Of rose
colorcd cupids, arrows and hearts OF
assorted sizes dotted fcstoons n
tullc. CRYSTAL candle holders with
mink candles were placed at intervals
down the full length Of the table and
cast u mellow sheen under which
rlittcred the silver and cut glass. Al
each place there was r. rose bon-hon
basket with saltcd nuts and al the
side 81 each plate. "a favor Of Jorge
aus carnations and lovely fern. tt"
Mice cnrds bride alternating rogn-
lnrly with groom dosign-were unique
and artistic.
A perfectly appointed and rccher-
che siN-course luncheon was served.
concluding with q curse Of ico
cream moulded In the shape OF indi-
.NtduaL mll-blown roses. with
which went miniature ca cs
decorated with tiuN rose buds
shortly after -FOUR o'clock the
guests withdrew to the drawing
IA silver urn over which presided era
eiously the hostess. The ladies were
Joined at his time by Governor Ne
chem, Colonel Thomas T. Gable. the
grand father OF the b~ridc-to-bc. and
Mr.. Adoiph J, Fischer. the father
as well as by Adjutant General
Brown. Miss Fischer. whose splendla
mezzn-sopraro voice Hympathct-
ic renditions. have boon acclaimed IN
concert both In Santa Fc n else
where. sang several selections with
deop feeling and delicate artistry,
some by special request OF those VINO
had favorltes which they had enjoyed
hearing her sing upon previous o''a-
siurs.
covers were laid Tor nineteen,
AMONG Them H number Of Alhuqucr-
,u. guests Tho hostess was charm
iurll rovucd in white gcorgctt"
.lrri 4, hand decorated with flower de-
sign ln shades OF pink-a gold girdl"
and cold shippers She received tho
GUESTS I'M the drawing room I'm"
lur,t of honor wore "a handsome
gown of black velvet, simple ana
diEuiuod in design. with 1ct-irinSed
panels az the sides. \ single Amcrl-
can Beauty rose gave "a Que OF
color. 4 large picture hat ut gold
cloth and black ostrich plumes com
Melted the costume. Mrs, WNldcr "t
/ N~lhuuheraue. houHe guest at b Man
y sion. wore "a navy blue g~eorgcttc'
hcayiI, embroidered with crystal hui
Gle beads. Mrs. Brown of Nlhupuor-
que. wife OF The Adtutgpt General ~
fnc state. was gowucd In blue irlco-
tine with panels lined with hcunn
silk: Mrs. Heals. the charming dtugh-
ter OF General Brown visiting santa
fc for tho first timc. was bccomingl>
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4 reception was given for the bridal
party after tho ceremony. at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rogers. The
rooms were beautiful with vases OF
yellow and white and pink ana white
Crysanthcmums. Receiving with tho
bridal party were Mrs. Counts sisters.
Mrs W s. sharp. Mrs Charles Elan
merry Mrs. \. o.. Prownneid. Mira.
Gamhrel and Mrs. u. A. sexton, and
her brother, william r. Harris, and
Mrs. Tom Hughes and Mrs. Tom
pHnuhy In the dining room, n
beautiful wedding cake was cut first
by the bride and then by the bride
groom The table was lovely with
green sm lax. and yellow and white
silver cnndle-siicks. Mrs. Holman.
mother or Mrs Jack Fall. poured. and
Mrs sharp or NJ Paso served. assisted
by Mrs Ferdinand Koch OF Santa Re,
Mrs George Far. Miss Alexandria
Naughoy. Miss Evelyn Trottor. Miss
Lorena Burton, and Miss Katherine
McMillen. The guests spent the Eve
ming dancing until train time. When
the bride throw her bouquet. Miss
Alexandria Naughcy caught Il. MIR.
and Mrs. Counts will visit the Grand
Canyon on their honeymoon. going
then To Los Angeles. and from there
20 san Francisco 10y boat. They will
make their home I'm Los Angeles.
The romance which eliminated In
tho marriage Of Miss Harris and Cap
tain Count began I'm III Paso. whore
the former had gone To visit her sis
trrS Al the time Captain CoutH was
visiting his brother. Carroll Counts,
who is AN attorney iu that city. and
tho Cuurtship began in serious earn
est. Captain Counts Is q graduate OF
West Point and received his degree
iu engineering from Boston Tech. He
was with the American army over
seas during the war In the engineer
ing corps. Hia home is In Los An
gplr@
Mrs. Borwnfield. Mrs. Sharp and
her daughter, Miss Jcffie, Mr. Harris.
Mrs Flaunery and Mrs. Oamhrcl. and
Mr.. Carroll Counts left Tuesday for
their homes. Mrs. sexton who for
merry lived In the southern part OF
the state. Will remain hero to make
hDr home.
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DOROTHY l.. McALLISTER
Telephone 3l5.

Teachers dances and receptions, home Thanksgiving. dinners
University dances and parties for the holidays. and weddings and an
nouncement parties, have drfted in in n whirl and have left AN I'M
preston Of a week that had more than It's share OF excitement.
December will bring preparations for Christmas, and even now
plans for the holidays and for visits and entertaining guests are
formulating The entertaining of Madame Schumann- Heink and the
concert which she is to give here Christmas week, are giving a very
bright outlook on the Christmas holidays.
The Country club affairs the past week made us thankful, at
least, that there is such a super-civiized institution as the Thanksgv-
ing day "open house. to keep u entertained, and TO meet our
friends in such n pleasant way.
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buy them by the yard. or wear q model
because Il has reduced the hips Of our
best friend TO almost unbelievable
slimnesa. or try a corset because SONS
artful GAleHwomRn tells W II IL the
style and everyone Ia wearing It."
Let's remember that the only true
style In corsets is the style h a
best expresses own personality
tina corresponds TO a strictly personal
and therefore unique datum And
when you have found that kind Of
worldly wise corset that will equalize
your short-And .long-comings with the
gentle restraint Of a bit Of comfortably
paced boning Dust as much coraet as
may be necessary and as iittls rs may
20 possible to o "a away n symp-
toms OF happiness" and give those
right proportions that p~resuppose
graoeI-stopi Stop huntingdon thai
corset will be As good for you as the
day you bought II until Father Time
sketches a bit Of a different outline TO
be considered
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TEACHERS DANCE MORE
THAN SUCCESS.

II good music. an enormous hall.
artistic decorations ct piuon and
palms. Japanese lanterns and mulu-
Colorcd scrpcntipes. horns aud cry
babies and toy balloons, and above
all, an unusually warm and genial
spirit Of hoHpitality-if all these
things go TO make for "a successful
school mn'Hms' dance. then the one
given Tuesday evening In the Armory
was "a distinct success. As Is true
every year, the building WAS filled TO
the doors. the balconies catching a
large overflow Of spectators. Long
ones short ones, tat mes, hin Onos,
pretty mes and prctticr oues; blond
ones and hrunottcs, were all there;
and all duncinE with somebody elsU's
husband, In n majority Of cases.
The reception committee appointed
Tx the Chamber OF Commerce man
aged to negotiate successfully with
their wives. and the observing school
teacher mnrvcllcd AZ the general re-
suit. The fact no doubt, that
Mrs. keprcsentativ" citizen judged
that tho lady To whom shc trusted tho
destiny of her children. would be tho
proper influence for her husband: so
h gave him up for one evening
without "a muruur.
There were the 81 varieties OF
dancing, from the 1859 model two
step, and even a schottischc or i've
that autc-datcd thtt-dowu 10 the
1922 INTERCHANGEABLE, for Tdhutctu-
namoit, and everybody was apparent
ly having the hest timo imaginable.
IN short. the teachers dance this year
was not such % great socially iu-
coherent affair as 81 has usually
been when LOO or 80 teachers are
nIn.nuL 1. uLtnml Il
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90 Q
ST PARTY

\ TUUVN won't OF th0 past Wook
among tho Younger High school boys
and girls WINS tho surprise party for
Miss Iuruth'u Iultenghe Monday
evening for hor sixteenth birthday.
Thvro were games and dancing to keep
tho guests entertained during tho
evening Those present were the
Misses Louise Louden, ollie Pitt. Nell
lie ~Falkenburg. Agnes Hazel, Eloise
lorcu. Mary Belle Mills. Dorothy
Mcesie. Frances Blake and pansy
Hicks aud Hugo Schultz. otto Beb-
her, Harold Johnson. Earl TURNKEY.
Charles O'Kclly. Rudolph slckler.
Scott Knight William sloane. Neil
Csrlook and MI Goeller
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by MARIAN HALE

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Did you
ever notice the effect on tempera-
ment OF the colors you wear7 The
designers OF clothes pay attention to
II. For example. here are two hats
designed by Harry Collins, Mrs.
Iarding's fffth Avenue drcssmaker.
In which this effect IL stressed. Col.
lins says colors affect both wearer and
beholdcr.
Tho cheerful turban % violcts W.
designed 20 chase the blues, while the
glNcertned ostrich with its gloomy,
giiutinr appearance creates h%rilliancy.
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HOUSE PARTN AT
tII Nj HOME

Mrs Ralph Hunt Of La Cueva was
hostess az q house party ovor the
Thanksgiving holidays aud enter
tanned several v]lsitors from Alhuuupr-
que Among thcm were Mrs. W Y.
Walton, Miss Ruth Statesun. Wilbur
Blea and Joe Walton Tho party
.vu the city early "Wednesday and
were met Ht Las Vegas hN cars. and
taken 20 tho Hunt home. A hunting
part, which stH ted out THANKSGIVING
day and 90 dance we're Hmong the
pleasures OF ca. Weekend.
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PATTY

The wedding OF Miss Lois Stearna Co
Benjamin Ruper Kennedy, which will
take pace December 20. was an.
nounced yesterday 10 twenty five OF
her girl friends at "a lovely luncheon
bridge given at Miss Stoarns's home.
The announcement was made on place
cards, In a clever n pretty way. A
olo scheme OF yellow and pink was
carried out In chrysanthomums and
carnations. and favors OF pink carna-
lions were given.
After luncheon. the guests we're en-
%tcrtaincd with Monte Carlo bridge.
Five tables played. Those present
were! Mrs. David Il. Weller. Mrs.
Arthur SiHk, Mrs. George t'arr. Mrs.
Kenneth Balcomb, Mrs. George Mitch.
ell, and Mrs. Al. y. Robertson, of An
tonitoa. Colo. Miss SenrnH's sister. who
win remain here until after the wed
ding, n the Misses Lorna Lester, An.
golica howden. Margaret McCanna,
Grace Stortz. Florence WELLER. Kath-
crime kelehcr, Hazel Hawkins. Helen
Macarthur. Erna Ferguson, Margaret
Huhhcll. Louise Lowber, Mary mac
Arthur and Esther Howden.
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b. SAN LUIS

n HEsTERYi The mystery Of lins.
MI The mystery Of coior The mys-
~ tary Of grace ThAt's all there
Il to H. Mystery has always been
woman's chief charm. from Helen Of
Troy ana Dierdrs OF ireland 10 nj
most cherished beauty OF today. We
can't any OF US AFFORD TO destroy ulu-
aionA
To begin with. u you would always
no as fresh as your frock and az grace
ful a. the daisies, you absolutely have
TO begin the day comfortable Go
without your oorsetf Not II you know
the way Of the world and the nssh.
Perhaps " you are Of those delectahla
and youthful years Shsn vitality
Essus msKhaustible and once ines al
most edit themselves. u might seem
quite all right 10 piAeidly accept ones
self a. . gtf. OF the gods and 80 with
out them
But the average woman cannot tran
gully accept hsrSef q gin Of the
-
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RRIpGE Il FRIpAy

Mrs. &. A.. Schumacher gave n pref.
~ bridge party Friday evening at her
home on East Central avenue. There
were two tables. A holiday aspect
va given the occasion with the use
OF Thanksgiving motifs OF decoration
and a lunch OF Thanksgiving dishes.
The guests were Miss Mary Jardine,
Miss Florence Adams, Miss Helen
Weaver. and Miss Margaret Schu.
maker; and Mesdames ]. Lukken. 81.
l. Dougherty. c. +. Coan and c. A.
Schumacher.
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y Mrs upNW ~
DINNER - Nk

Miss Alicia sanchez entertained ~
dinner Tuesday bon honor Of Mr. and
Mrs John y conway OF Santa Fc.
and Mr. Edwin Sanchez. who recently
returned from chicago, where ne has
been attending school The other
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The city punhollentc society will
lIt" one Of It's monthly luncheons noNt
saturday. az half past twelve. al the
AlNlrtdo hotel for all fraternity wo-
men OF tho city. Mrs George Andor-
man is chairman OF arrangements.
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BRILLIANT RECEPTION NJ
GOVERNORS MANSION.

SANTA ne. Nov. 2G-Thc luncheon
given Wednesday afternoon az tho
Executive mansion his Mrs NJ e. Mo
chen. tho first lady ut h state In
honor Of Miss Clurihol Fischer
WHOSE wedding tn Mr. Ernest walker
uf ChicHgo takes place ON November
80. was Ms brilliant Hs 30 was charm
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90
ALPHA DELTA ~ DANCE.

Alpha boltn III womcn's fraternity
gave a pretty Thanksgiving dance
Thursday evening at the home OF the
Misses Esther and Ruth Morgan for
tho members. alumnno and pledges.
and their men friends Tho house
decorated in Thanksgiving motifs.
and was q gay background FOR tho
evenings fun.
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TEARNs4KENNEDY

The announcement OF the engage
ment and the approaching marriage
OF Miss Lois Stcarns. daughter Of air.
and Mrs g H. Stcarns, to Benjamin
Rupert Kennedy. OF Canton. :. d.,
was made yesterday Rt an announce.
ment party, given as "A luncheon
bridge. az the G. II. Sfaarns home. The
date Of the wedding rs announced for
December 20, and will lake place In
Albuquerque. Mr.. Kennedy. accom-
panied hy his mother. Mrs. G. II. Ken.
Der 20.
The wedding 81 Miss Stearns and
Mr.. Kennedy will be the elimination
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'HRONDWAY" PANTY

TTUI0F UnU N NIUNT EUV0 n nf0Nrc87
sivo broadway" party Saturday even.
ms, November 10 for sixteen guests.
Iulurs Of rod and white were used FOR
flvors and decorations Tho guests
were Mr. and Mn. Earl portrrnoid.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Carlson. Mr.. and
Mrs John T., Muhoney. Mr.. and Mrs.
u 4 iIohl Mrs %. Henderson. Miss
Jessie Slaughter and Miss Leland
.gluudsra
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GIHI HRIDGT PATTY

Miss Josephine Miner gave an Inc
formal il'i'e bridge party Friday aft
rruuuu iu introduce Miss Elnora
Davis NJ Cottonwood Grove. Kan.
who i7 20 spend thc winter here with
the Milu,rt 20 her girl & tends The
other guests were tho Misses Virginia
N. lHndre.- Margaret Wagner. Tins
'.H Burton Margaret Bum Ellya beth
Cooper 90 Eru'stiur Huuiue
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rDosts were Mrs. joaquin Sierra. Miss
Ruth Sanchez. Miss Hughes at Santa
To Mr. jose T.. chavez OF Valencia.
Miss RITA Gricgo. Mrs. Alfred Cole
muu, Hnd Mrs. waldo Sanchez.
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m" "Wednesday bridge club ig Ia
entertain roNt "Wednesday afternoon la
Mrs, Harold Gal,r
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Many Dinner Parties Featured Thanksgiving Week;
Students Observed the Holiday With Dances and Parties

gowncd In black crepe de chine.
trimmed with silk fringe. The guests
from town In addition to the guest
Of honor were; Mrs. A. J. Fischer.
MIRA Frank y. Nuding. Mrs. Paul a.
y. Walter. Mrs. Frank Andrews. Mrs.
4. Is. lienchRn, Mrs. w. q. Sargent.
Mrs. Kate Hall. Mrs. Milict Ctancy.
Mrs. ~ y. Davies. Mrs. g. @. Mar
dorf, Mrs. G. H. Cochran. Miss Am.
ella Merle. Miss Evelyn Mcbride,
and Miss Anna kaune,
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EvENfNG BRIDGE PARTY
MUSICAL TUESDAY
EVENING

A muslcai will bc given TUESDAY
evening AZ the Woman's club by tho
Fortnightly music WIKI Nioin.
vocal. piano and whist,ing selections
by local talent. The program viii
aud Mrs. Opal Nixon, and whistling
solos by Miss Ruth Dougherty and
Mariana Garcia will give several
piano selections, and Miss Dorothy
Cameron and David Marcus. violin
duets. Miss Norma Williams viii
play their accompaniment.
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MRS. BARNER
ENTFtferAINS

Mrs. Forrest Barner entertained her
bridge club Tuesday afternoon at her
home In the Stern apartments. A
three course lunch was served after
the game. Those present were Mrs.
win KeIeher, Mrs. C. c. Meachem.
Mrs. David ". WELLER. Mrs. Horace
Keenan,, Mrs. Incl Westinke. Mrs.
Frank Mindiin. Mrs. s. n. Miller. mrs.
George Angle, Mrs. T. q. Winfrey.
Mrs. II. a. Jones. Miss Ruth State.
son and Miss Betty Kieissdorfr.
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OF a college which began
when both we're attending Northwest
ern University In Chicago. They =
both graduates Of the class OF 1880.
Miss stearns attended the University
OF New Mexico for one e and be-
came a member OF the chapter Of Phi
Nh sorority. since then being identi'
fled with tho most important acfivs-
ties OF that organization. She II also
a member OF zeta Phi eta. an honor
airy fraternity Of Northwestern. She
IL a graduate Of the Cunnock School
Of Oratory Of Northwestern univer-
sity, and since her return 10 Aibu-
querque has been teaching nj Library
school. h Is also In great demand
as n dramatic reader.
Mr.. Kennedy Ia n son OF G. r..
Kennedy who for many years vas on
the supreme bench OF South Dakota.
lie II at present IN business for him.
self In Canton. $. ID. He Is a member
OF Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity.
600
EVENING BRIDGE PARTY
hra. Clinton p. Anderson viii be
ho1tvss next Tuesday evening to tho
members OF her bridge club. who will
have their regular monthly meeting
and party Tor their men friends.
There viii be ak tables.
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THANKSGIVING EVE
DANCE

NFNhNNlH
The Country club Thanksgiving eve
dance Wednesday evening was-to
use a term that is much ovorworlked.
but docs not lose any OF It's bright
ness In the using-indced. n brilliant
affair. II was formal. II was un-
usually large. and IL vas quite elabo-
rate as to preparations. Over 10
couples danced until early In the
morning At midnight. "a Thanks
giving supper was served; but the
music continued until the first strcaks
Of dawn.
DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY CLUB TEA
open House" for the members of
the Country club aud their guests was
observed Thanksgiving afternoon. as is
the usual custom. and some $50 guests
poured into tho club rooms after the
Varsity Agricultural college football
game. The rooms were bright and
CHEEKY. and "a genial spirit OF
hospitality helped along the holiday
atmosphere. The guests called be-
tween four and half-past six o'clock,
and besides the mild pleasure OF talk
Ing over tea and coffee cups. there
was dancing The committee that re-
ceived and served consisted OF the fol-
lowing: Mrs. Frank Hubbell. Jr.,
Mrs Gillette Cornish. Mrs. Leopold
MNcr. ana Mrs, Lester Cooper.
900
DINNER PARTY WEDNESDAY.
Mrs. r y. Whitmcr had several
guests for dinner "Wednesday evening,
afterwards taking them TO IA Coun-
try club for the Thanksgiving eve
dance. They were Mi. and Mrs. Ed.
Chase. Mr.. and Mrs Ivan Grunsfeld
and MIR. and Mrs Hugh Outer.
ooc
THANKSGIVING DINNERS.
Thanksgiving was made "A little
more OF an occasion In the homes OF
many. boy inviting IN their friends.
Among these interesting dinner par
ties were these.
Mrs. T. u Edgar entertained Dr
aud Mrs. John =. Penrcc. Mr. aud
Mrs q l.. Brooks. Miss Bent. Mas
Madeleine HARDY. Russell Edgar
Herbert Brooks Frank Wilson and
Bob Wilson.
MIR. and Mrs. I'D. Chase included
Mr. and Mrs Ivan Grunsfeld and
daughter. Miss Helen. at their
Thanksgiving tnbl,.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. y Marion and
family entertained Or and Mr." David
:. mn
Mrs. Charles WutIingtuu onf
tanned Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nr\yoN
Dr earns. and Mr and N.s sidney
Wcl Thursday evening Ht dinner.
Dean and Mrs, J. Mitchell iu-
,i'.d pr and Mrs, John % 'llrk and
iHpir two dHuEhtefs Tor Dime
Thuulssivlng evening.
Mr.. and Mrs sidney " We'll had re-
dinner for twelve Friday evening
- - =
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The annual teachers reception was
more truly "a tea-dance this year.
a committee OF ladies' and young
girls received at the Elks club build
Ing from 4 until q O'Clock Monday
and after lingering "A while
before the cozv fire In the lounge
rooms. the visitors were drawn 10 the
ball room where "A fou piece orches-
ira played all afternoon. The affair
was novel In teachers receptions. and
was for hat reason enjoyed yer more
usual.
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auurtng charms Throughout the ages meas goddeases hsve
conea must be sef-enactng TO a degree never dreamed Of BY the hour glass
beauty Who hasnt touched the floor In ten yeara
Nobody shout be conscious of your cosss--na' sS.N vpug~hf No-p~
sven u you ire very stout Il ca be done; and rEn mere TO- M srpsaas.
that am talking TO women with every figure problem. not a few favored.
There h.. aowevor a tendency to overlook the value Of the Individual sdu
ton Of the problem n dresa nave seen a woman n alt too ample proper.
tonH woar a draped frock that made her seem TOO vide to inter the ordinary
dooruhy win comfort nave seen a woman ofa small eaturea acquire positive
inEEnhcance With a too large hat { have seen a ,hourhusas miss ruin =
pretty loot With a shoe whose vamp cut her instep In that unfortunate "a
that puna tho flesh so htdcousy.
1 have seen all this and a momsnts reflection will rsmlnd you that you
have seen Il too. And whyf Just a lack Of the appreciation Of true ne Amd
style regardless OF It's beeomngneaa style xhsn accepted without a carsfa
regard tor suitability. becomes a hde who moekA aud makes ridiculous her
blind deyoteeA n
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CONCERT.

The concert which preceded the
dance given for the teachers Tues
day evening Mt the Armory. as a con
cert rendered by local artists alone.
was an achievement of which Albu-
querque. and those In charge. may
well be proud. The numbers. very
evidently chosen with an eye to pleas
ing the audience to the fullest; the
rendition. which was finished and
mastcrful. and the ease with which
the program went forward. set II
apart rs one of the must delightful
phases Of the convention. and distinct
among affairs OF a like nature given
for the teachers FOR the past several
years.
The artists who took part. and who
deserve the greater part Of the praise
FOR It's success. were Miss Grace
Stortz. Mrs. Louise Thompson. Rev.
Charles Mexican. George Geakc and
David Marcus.