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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-18
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Al DELTA III

Alpha Delta ri presented n panto-
mime Of q typical students dream,
with Miss Irene Wicklund dressed as
a boy. Hc is trying 10 study. but IL
nallv gives II up and picks up n
movie magazine. lie drops off to
sleep with the magazine in his hand
and dreams that all his hooks enter
and lead him a horrible chase. The
books were Alpha Dolia III girls. with
book costumes. and with cartoons Of
the professors of h various studies
drawn upon their faces. Finally. the
exhausted student was carried off on
n stretcher by the books Miss Helen
Scruggs. Miss Hazel Morris. Miss
Mary wood. Mise Mabel Dunn. Miss
Maude Nelson. Miss Ruth Morgan and
Miss Dorothy Cameron took part In
the pantomimo.
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DC
HOkONA pORNITDRN
GIRLS ENTERTAIN

Thirty couples OF University mon
and womcu we're entertained Friday
evening go l lance ut the gymua-
sium, by the girls Of Hokona durmi-
tory. ut tIoir official Christmas
party while everything about tho
dance wa- quite Informal tho young
hortes-oS Injected much Of Christmas
spirit into Do with several features
Miss IconH Sherwood was chairman
of the committee in charge. which
consisted also of Miss Noll HcHs and
MiHs Mildred Shroedcr
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MNTINII DANCE NJ
COT NTRN CLUB

\ matinee dance Monday December
20. viii bc the country club ohs"rN
uucc Of Christmas season This Will
take plar" from three until half past
six in the afternoon. az course.
Country club members and their out.
of.towu guests are to be- the guests.
and as always on such occasions an
affair that VIII hc the unalr ~ the
Nllotidt season Be- anticipated Mr.
Iprrph NrtHuua VIII he hu-tvHs. and
Will be assisted hy Mr.. George Smith
rarr. Mrs. William Mcdonald and
Ngs. Bcrni,c llos."ldcr
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Girls Dorrmitory.

4 takc-om on the girls dormitory
was the stunt uf the girls Of Hokona
at the Christmas tree program. The
girls who took part were the Misses
Mary Sands. Norma Whitehill, Ermn
Gerhart. Theimn Farley. Fredn Mitch
ell. Isabel Conner. Billy Hickman
Elsie Ruth Dykes, Helen Nelson. Ruth
Zimmerman. Ethel Carter, Francca
Rogers. Margaret and Nell Hamilton.
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ALLEN CHASE HAS PARTY.

Allen Chase had a party for 80 OF
his young friends Friday evening at
his home on West Tijeras avenue,
when the young people played games
and danced. and had a Jolly time.
The house was ali In Christmas colors
and trimmings. and The fayors were
caps and balloons.
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the cleverest. Particularly among the
fraternities and sororlties Is there a
great deal OF rivalry In the skits and
stunts Between acts and after tho
program. which was given last night
at Rodcy hall. the gifts were given
out. and following the show there was
dancing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-18
InI.NL RRIpGE Our PLAYS.

The Ideal bridge club was enter
tainot this week at It's regular meet
ms by Mrs T.. H Chamhoriin A
dainty two-courso lunch followed the
game.
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DINNER ron iR2ii5AL rARrY.

Mrs g. /. Brooks viii entertain at
dinner e. Friday evening Tor the
members of the Caravan Soelen
bridal uarty The wedding Will take
place December rs. al the clark NJ.
Carr home.
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MN 4 nNNCI

tho Country club will be given Sat
urday evening. December a. at th'
club house. club members and their
guests are the invited guests.
GO
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will be ss completely decorated a.
homesick college girls can DO Il. IN
lieu N the n In the living room
"Ht hoiac"
There will be distribution Of gifts
Frat, in which every N VIII be re.
mCmhored, and afterwards the even
ms viii hc spent In impromptu en-
tcrtalnmpnt.
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MRs, uNCGARD UAs CIJn

at the home NJ Mrs Ierrc HaEgard
and played two tables N bridge.
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DICK HAS
BIRTHDAY PARTY,

Dick Whitmer was a tiny but de-
lightful host Thursday afternoon IN
celebration Of his third birthday. A
tiny Christmas tTee IN the center NJ
the dining table. and Christmas fa-
vors, with many Christmas dccorn-
tons about. provided an atmosphere
that was FAR more feative than Just
ordinary birthdays, that do not como
q Christmas time. His 1ttia
guests were; August Sets. Donald
Putney. serre Hnggard. Jr, liiiy
Chase, Guilford HiN, 9nd Joe Cooper,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-18
SPANISH CLUB AT
NiifS. ARM

had their regular meeting Thursday
evening with Mrs. u. n. earns m
lrform9l program was given. SON
sisting OF roll call response with pro-
verbs and spanish savings, and OF n
game that IL played tn Mexico and
which was explained 10 the guests
by Mariana Garcia, 4 musical pro-
gram Rnd "a social hour we're aiso
features OF the evening
The next neeting will be held
Thursday after Christmas, al a place
to be decided uron later.
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q FOLKS
DANCE.

Miss Louise Oestrich ard Miss An
mabel Franklin have issued invitations
TO n dance TO to be given nj tho
Oestrich apartments next Friday
evening. There will be forty guests.
all from among the High school boys
and girls.
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srrNRNs.KrNSEnY WEDDING

The wedding ~ Miss lots S'crru'
10 Mr. Bcui6m.p Kennedy WIN take
place at high noon un b"'crNh'r 90.
al the g n Stc,rus residence Som
20 or % gunstS h1V" been invited.
and after the ,or mony Will Ice
guests al o. wedding breakfast. The
bride and groom viii Is" unattended.
Miss Stesrns will wear "a dark after
noon dress
Following tho ceremony, tho bride
and groom VIII lciv' on a honey
moon trlp In the east. visiting CHI
clgo; and Will make their homo IN
canton. $. D.
Mr. Kennedy. accompanied 10y III.
mother. Mrs g. a. Kennedy VIII AZ
rive iu tho c.iy Friday There vii
Lr o. large rsmhcr of uui-ut-towu
guests among them Miss Stearn~'
sister. Mrs ~ e. Robertson Of An
touito. Colorado; Mr.. and Mr. II u
Jones'. OF Tucumcari, MIR and Mrs
John a. Hicks of Pueblo. y NJ, Nj
and Mrs. $ : Noise, % santa Rosa
Mr. and Mrs a. a. brown, Of SAINT
Huaa Mr. George ~ smith u Mis-
Mary Smith. uf Santa Rosa.
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the minister. respectively. n VIII
liam Collins and willard Stofer the
bridesmaids. They were indescrih-
ahle-they had to he seer TO be APP
preciated suffice Il to say that they
were both, and nt their best.
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I.IkS MN VI NK
RITl

The Llka lodge has announced that
once more the Xix New Year
dance FOR wears the big event ~ th"
thristmHa season has been put upon
the social calendar and that thlF year
D. is to bc an epoch making event
ElkH only are 90 be the guests. Their"
viii hc dancing until midnight and o.
bunpt supper Tho dance wiz tsitv
place saturday evening December 81
MIR ReEcnshcrgcr Is chairman NJ
the committee In charge. fthl plans
for the dance will not he announced
until later. but there viii be ntttng
ceremonies for greeting the new year.
900
Z. y. VI. CHi,ISTMA rs TREE,
Last year before the doors Of T. n
NJ. closed Tor the Christmas season,
the fraternity men and m and
an organizations of tho college, PIE
pared % stunt program and a party
for "a big Christmas celebration In
which the whole school too part. a
big Christmas tree. with presents Tor
every student. was not the least inn
portaut part ~ a. Then, to mako N
quite complete. there WIS dancing On
stretch the pleasure over until mid
night,
rhis year. Just another such party
and program were held md the com
mittee ]nuunc hat 10 h TO he /.
yearly custom. Tho numbers 81 the
program are kept dark until tn,
moment OF presentation, and then th'
audience passes Judgment and nnme'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-18
CARR.NAN soELEN WEDDING.
LUNCHEON ron Miss CARR.

Mrs. John n Teufce EhNe n nuuW-
tiful brides luncheon yesterday at
her home on West Central avenue IN
honor ~ Miss Virginia Carr, whose
wedding to Theodore Van Soclen VII
take place shortly after Christmas
The brides colors ~ blue aud pink
were used on tho table. There were
twelve guests.
They were Miss Virginia Carr, Mr.
Clark VI. Carr. Miss Lorna Lester Mis-
Angelica Howden. Miss Esther How
den. Miss Edith Childers Miss Erna
Ferguson. Miss Anita Hubhcll Miss
Margaret Hubbrll Mis-. II j. Iami-
son. and Mrs O. Brooks
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Miss Florence o'Hara. Alpha Chi
Omege. will leave Thursday evening
for Clovis 10 spend the holidays with
her parents
torie Cieave Alpha CHS from Ros-
well. will return home Thursday
evening for the holidays also.
Miss C--r's--~ Wafer and AslRs
Frances Andrews win I TO their
home In Santa Fe the same day.
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SIGMA CIH aAT HOMER

Sigma Chi fraternity men received
at the fraternity house last Sunday
afternoon yer 100 guests among Unit
versity men n women. Faculty
men and their wives. members Of tho
frafernities and sororitieH and nom
fraternity men and women called dur
ing the late afternoon.
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C~HRIsT,iAs TREE At
Day NIRSI.NY.

A Christmas tree for che children
Of the Day Nursery who havp entered
sinro last september viii be- placed
in the Day Nursery home Saturday.
aud gifts distributed FOR the little ones
Saturday evening. Christmas eve.
Stockings fun Of candy and toys FOR
them will be given out: but az there
~ not yet enough for all. the directors
are asking that donations he given by
any who would like 10 volunteer.
Mrs. Ethel Honord, n graduate
nurse. is in charge OF the nursery. She
win prepare the Christmas celebration
for tho children and distribute the
gifts
There aro ninety-thrc children who
have entered the care OF the nursery
since september
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-18
CLUB AT MRS. GRAHaMs.

. MRS IL II 0fahauAe ent4stnined her
home on Marble venue The club
will hold It's next meeting with Mrs
Robert Rehms.
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MRS. JAMESON ENTERTAINs
Enn NACIfIsI LINDSEY.

Mrs. ". u. Jamlson entertained yes.
terday afternoon at tea for WAGNER
Ilusey. nationally known and be-
loved poet, who was In the city for n
few days. There were thirty guests
Mrs. NJ. u. Hickey and Mrs. H.. Is
Ferguson assisted.
The guests were Ar. and Mrs. carr
Magee, MIR. and Mrs. L. b. hessier
Mir and Mrs. Nell b. Field. Mr.. and
Mrs. @. l.. Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs
clinton Z. Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Dictz Mr. and Mrs. Laurence
Lee. Or. and Mrs, l.. $. Peters, Or.
and Mrs. j. y. Pearce. Mrs. lack FAN.
Miss Ethel Hickey. Miss Erna Fer
guszon. Miss Katherine McMillen'
Miss Angelica Howdcn, Miss Louise
Lowber. Miss winifrod Shulcr and
Miss Irene Fisher.
600
CARAVAN SOEIEN WEDDING.
TIE most absorbing event OF the
north. now, is the wedding Of Miss
virginia Carr and Theodore n
gocien. which will take place neccm'
her IS at the clark NJ. AR residence.
pt eight o'clock II the evening Father
Mandalnri will perform the ceremony
While the wedding n 10 be simple.
there will he some forty or my
guests. relatives. ~ Intimate triondr
OF the family present.
Miss Cars bridesmaids viii be Miss
Angelica Howdcn and Miss Edith
Childera MIR. Robert Dietz will be
best man.
A reception will follow the ccre-
mony with only the wedding guests
present. Afterwards they VIII leave
FOR Cincinnati. where they Will mako
their home.
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ri KAppA ALPHA

"Three Brass Bedoulns" vas the
name OF the ultra modern onc-act
comedy IN three scenes. with It's dash
OF the oriental that ri Kappa Alpha
presented under the capable direction
OF George White. Mr.. White was
also accused for being responsible for
the play, though, whether by deiihcr-
ate intention with his own pen. or by
accident while rummaging through
musty files OF great drnmAtists, Is not
said, Three Brass Bedoulns' has
also n subtitle OF "A Morality Play OF
the East" The cast included
The Man. Abb Hebb'. .Heorgc lite
The Woman, Abb Houb" ......
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tho material At hand. but he and hts
cast we're Handicapped by the lack ~
necessary timo. However. a double
east was chosen At the outset. aud
any time M member should have 10
drop out. there would be some n to
take his place. In this way, also.
an extra good cast was available.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-02
PLANS FOR INAUGURATION
CEREMONIES FORMULATED

Washington, March President Will
son expects to attend the inauguration of
Vice President Coolidge in the senate
chamber Friday, but whether he will wit
ness the inauguration of President Hard
ing ms not he decided until Inauguration
day.
Final arrangements for President Will
son to accompany M Harding to the
capitol Friday morning ere made today
at a conference between senator Knox Of
Pennsylvania, cha iFman of the joint con
gressioal Inaugural committee, and JOSEPH
P. Tumulty, secretary to Mr.. Wilson.
AS the program was worked cut, tbs
congressional committee will call on Mr.
Harding and Mr.. Coolidge at the New
Willard hotel Friday morning at 1890 o.
clock. From the hotel the party will &c
to the White House and take President
Wilson into the automobile of the presi
| dent-elect. The start then will be mad,
| for the capitol with q view to arriva
| there at IL o'clock, so President Wilson
will have time to act on the bills passed
in the closing hours Of this session o.
| congress.
! There will be at least four automobile
for the inaugural party. President viii
son, Mr. Harding, Senator Knox, repre-
senting the senate, and Representative
! Cannon of Illinois, acting for the house
will ride in he first. The second auto
mobile will carry Mrs Wilson and Mrs
Harding, with other members of congress
sional committee; the third AUTOMOBILE
will bea-' Vice President Marshall AM
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-02
CIRCULATION
WEEK ENDING FEB. 2eth, 1921
1868
- coUNrER PROPOSALS.

Germany was disheartened as the re-
f-lt o. the agreement among the allied
''-5oWers regarding the amount of the in
---lez.n--y. Il was dishearteHed both be-
t-lze DO had been possible for the allies
-.ta reach IN agreement and because of
t.e ,40ruJ In which they had agreed.
% i--aej-ltely raised the cry that it
-c.uli never pay what was demanded
That atl-ude is still maintained but
ts.tlout any noticeable weakening on the
ga-l o. tle allies. They haven't closed
t deer 10 q possible tightening Of the
burden provided it can be shown that
- S actually necessary, but they are
s.l 80 he convinced that there should be
aa5 r-dlc-.on IN the amount
81 H.-l the opening Of the conference at
which Germany must determine what ii
IS -e1- % DO, France is making prepare
t'uHs iI ease it becomes necessary to
4a-u-i.ize 5 army and Germany has, as il
Tta- -erm'tted TO do, undertaken to bring
auu- reduction in the PREPARATION fund
l-ou-l counter proposals which it seeks
. 81 A1rl the allies accept. Il presents
trcze -ndCr the claim that the allies are
,-t11 severe without regard for what il
would have done had the tables beer
turned and without considering what
Sums tho kaiser had intimated in ad
p vance would be exaeted from the van.
gu he'd.
%. Pc being allowed to make these counter
proposals Germany was given no encour
armert that anything would be accom-
rittl and Il cannot get much satisfac
lion from :he retort Of Lloyd George t.
=. Dr. effect that if the written proposal.
Ee-c 81 inc same character as the ex
---ianatjon concerning them it would b.
ls0ie=s 20 read them.
- Germany IS OF course keenly eoncerne t
Th its settlement. 1t recognizes tn,
ie---e that Il has wrought but 1t in
tends ~ pay no bigger bil than It i.
made 10. If it can through its plead
l--s set part Of it taken off it intends
O. do r. But when II undertakes TO hav,
--he allies mace greater importance OF
,i1 position than they do upon their owl
{. shows IS the British premier says
~ cow-ls.e lack Of comprehension O
tho tradition Of the allies and OF you
'vn 1o-,ti7n." Germany's counter pro
nngr's thus get the cold reception tina
ni-ht have been expected.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-02
DIsCoURAGING OTHERS.

Prompt arraignment and substantial
sentences for the trio of New Jersey
bandits who figured in more than a score
Of holdups are bound to have their good
effect in satisfying the demands for their
punishment and in discouraging others
from engaging in such criminal activ-
pleas of guilty FASTENED the disposition
of the cases but they were nevertheless
handled with promptness which was
gratifying.
1t is unfortunate that mere Of the
criminal cases cannot be handled with
equal despatch. We're it so it is believed
that there would be far less disposition
shown on the part of mobs to take mat.
tiers into their own hands, commit gross
!njustices and break the law while IN
dertaking to hasten justice.
In view of the fact that the highway
men were given from 50 to rs years i'm
prisonment which should amount to near.
ly life unless they are let loose on ths
public under parole, the advice which
was given to them by the Judge who sen
fenced them can hardly have much eff
feet during their future freedom. but it i.
AoN Sl LHClcSS just WIdl Is Heoueu ny InOSt
who may contemplate such "a career a!
the Jersey bandits engaged in when he
said The wonder is that you escaped
so long; 1t was foolish of you not tt
see that you were bound to be appre
hended Others will be foolish if the,
fail see the lesson Of your arrest"
The attractions of "a highwayman's If
may appeal to a certain few. The allur
ing returns may be regarded as convinc
ing but it only calls for little reflection
concerning the other side. the chance
of being shot as one ss the trio was ant
the certainty Of capture and long Ina
prisonmentff 10 establish sufficient discour
agsment for one who puts enough though
upon it. Those who are smart enough t
put into operation tho schemes Of tn
highway and daring enough to take tn
chances involved should be devotin;
their efforts in the straight and mario,
path where they will amount to some
thing. There are plenty of opportunitie
open to those who are reidy and willin
| to accept them.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-02

out of the government as a result of the
fixing of the price of copper during the
World war.
Writing to Representative Garrett,
democrat, Tennessee, the president char
acterized the charges as ''irr sspensible
gossip" and declared that he could not
allow this occasion to pass without again
expressing his great confidence in Mr..
Baruch and Mr.. Ryan.
"Tere was not a suggestion of scandal
CONNECTED with either of these gentle
men in any of the war activities in which
| they played so important a part" the
president wrote, "and 1 wish, before the
| closing days of this administration, again
| to say how admirably they served the
needs of the nation and how unselfshly
| they devoted their fine talents to the
government in every crisis which faced
US during the critical days of the war
] The president said that neither Mr.. Ba'
ruch nor Mr.. Ryan had anything tic dc
with the fixing of prices, and added:
| THE price of copper was fixed solely
by me upon the Recommendations of tht
| war industries board and the fedora
| trade commission, after full examination
into the costs of production and withou
any attempt upon the part of the copper
producers or Mr.. Baruch or Mr.. Ryar
to exert any pressure upon this govern
ment or unnn anybody connected will
either of the boareS having to do will
these vital matters.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-02
GOOD ADVICE.

Panama appears to have secured the
first advantage when it came 10 a show
of force even if Costa Rica managed to
get possession of the territory to which
it was years ago awarded title. The de-
feat of the invaders of the disputed ter
ritory bids fair to stir up feeling even
though it will not end the boundary dis
pute. But with the strong opposition TO
even such a war as those two countries
could carry on, and tho advice of this
country that there should not be re-
sort to force il would appear to be time
for the safe and sane under both haga
to use their efforts for not only prevent
ing any further clashes hut for bringing
about a definite settlement of the old
sore which lies under this trouble and
which bids fair to foster unfriendliness
until it is healed
Boundary disputes are invariably back
ed by strong convictions. Each one is
jealous of the other and fears the loss of
advantages. 1t is no new trouble in
which these republics are involved. They
have haggled for years over their boun-
dairy. They have endeavored to have II
fixed and by the commissioner named it
was fixed and since that time there has
been an Interpretation of the award 'and
yet there is not only refusal to accept
the result but there has never been any
recognition Of the new line at different
points.
The trouble may not all be one sided
as is indicated by the claim from Pan
anna to the effect that while Costa Ric5
seized only that to which it was entitled
under the award, it has failed to relin
quish territory at other points to which
Panama was given title.
The note which has been forwarded b,
this government urging that the differ
ences be composed is in accord with tn
demands of the situation. What is needed
| is a sensible adjustment, an agreement tt
abide by the award which has been mad
or an arrangement whereby It will b
possible to reach q settlement cencernin:
what are considered to be the injustice
of it. The existing decision ought to gov
ern tho situation but II there is disap
rointments on both sides force will no
end 1t any quicker than a reconsidera
| ton of the facts in the case, *