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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
Wife OF Senator From New Mexico
Tells of Society Life in Washington:
Spends Week Visiting in State

Washington aociety=as fasclnatIng
as a Kaleidoscope and u Involved a.
a Chinese puzzle to the unlnItIated.
Is non the less the real game 10 tho
American woman who Is socially in
clined. That. at least. Is what tho
writer CLEANED from a talk with Mrs
A. A. Jones, wife OF the senator from
New Mexico. Days for calling. rules
that cannot be broken. reasons for
customs that are accepted without
question. the glamor Of the ceaseiess
change OF a population that IL the
most Interesting In the world, repre-
senting the people that a nation
chooses to be represented by: the
briiliance OF great minds ard tho
culture OF great personalities are
assembled In the society OF the ma
tons capital
Mrs. Jones. accompanying her
husband to the state from washing.
ton. where he came for a weeks
campaigning for the Democratic
party. In however a woman who IL
not actively interested In public life
or In active participation In politics.
she ~. OF course. very much Interested
IN VIVA y senator IL working for.
s WI ntl n1N IN ANnln
ton. Mrs. Jones expresses unconscious
" her ideal. or idea OF the part that
a senator's wife should play at the
capital. h stated hat she believed
That a senators wife should repre-
sent the people OF his state as much
a. hc. and to do hor part TO repre-
sent u at It's hest. Her knowledge
OF social life In the capital iv an in
,rlente art TO n who Is o accua-
toned to the demands on the time
OF one who Il In government circles.
but then. Mrs. Jones has been a.
or the capital for nine years.
SENATORS Wives Organized
One OF the most delightful organ
izations In the society OF the capital.
states Mrs. Jones. Is that known as
the Ladies' of the Senate. II was
organized before the war by Mrs.
Thomas n. Marshall and meets one.
a week, with luncheon at which ali
senator's wives are present. u he's
done away with the ''~pasteboard
Acquaintance". said Mrs. Jones. that
existed among thu wamen-s before.
Aithough now It's meetings are purely
social, during the war the women
were an organized unit for relief.
Even now. they make voluntary visits
among the soldiers OF the Walter
Reed hospital at the capital and are
much Interested in what the men are
doing though the most OF this Ia done
by the RED Cross. During the period
OF active relief work. Mrs. Jones was
in charge OF the purchasing OF ma
terials for The ladies'. Al the lunch
cons. six OF the members act as
hostesses. the wife OF the vice pres
ideBt always being one OF these.
Miss Margaret Bum. Miss Rosemary
Horgah, Miss Lorna Lester. Miss Mary
Jardine. Miss Mary Brorein. Miss
Marcella MRtsOn and Miss Virginia
McLaEdress.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
LEE \ nNNCE.

The YOUNGEST dancing crowd to Do
serve the title gathered late Yesterday
afternoon al the home NJ Leo Nann.
when he entertained In celebration OF
his birthday. Boys and girls from 10
wears to ~ were his guests. Dancing
began AZ five o'clock and continued
until half p,st eight, and eacn and
every guest had the time NJ his young
life Refreshments consisted Of ice
cream and cake.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
OIaD SPAIN MEETING
At MOMAN'S CIyJW.

rood, clothes customs and art
mean "a country. said Miss Ethel
Hickey In her tax to the Woman'-
club on Friday on the subject OF
iourneying In old spain. Il was n
tentative trip. she explained. but gave
such description ~ the three cities,
Gibraltar, Granada and seville. the
art and architecture OF spain and It's
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18

be- "a Maria Guy model shown by
Franklin simon lts large proper
lions are OF gracc and urtisty. The
crown ana part OF the brim are Of
black hntter's plush while the brim
Is widcned by an extension OF lace.
u suggests a renaissance frame for
the face. The brim Is slightly curved.
suggesting "A ripple. but this IL. as the
French say. a mere soupcon Of q
curve.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18

NEW YORK. sept ~ Tho prop
er hat FOR the prupo accession b. "A
fashion necessity upu which even
wartime economy hs not left it,
ihark. while the "laorHte evening
md afternoon hats nm 10 paradise
and e-Ntravngant birdslnd ornaments.
fats car be lust aH TikinE-and "a
expensive too-withdt too much
display A hat OF commanding beauty
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
PARTY AT uuNING CASTLE.

Mrs Arno Huntng gave a dancing
party Friday evening Tor her nephew.
Francis FERGUSON, who has been
spending the summer here with his
mother. Mrs ~. " Ferguson. At her
home. Huniug Castle. The guests
were Miss Virginia McI~ndrcss, EN-
nbcth cooper. Josephine Miner, Rer-
lie Arnot. Margaret Bum, Ttnslcy
Burton and Ernostinc Huning; and
Francis Ferguson. Captain Peters.
Howe Filler. otto Behber, Jimmie
Lyons MaN Merritt, and Fred Ward
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
TEA DANCE AT nopEY nAIl.

N WomenTs PanheIonlc hsaocla-
ton OF Albuquerque gave a tea dance
yesterday afternoon at Rodey hall for
all University women. Miss Clarissa
president Of the association
n the P~anhcllenic delegates served
as the reception committee. rhey are
Miss Parsons. representing Phi Mu,
Miss wilma Snyder. representing
Kappa Kappa Gamma. Miss Dorothy
stevenson. representing Alpha Chi
Omega and Miss Violet Jahns. Of
Alpha Delta ri.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
PAST MATRoN's CLUB MEETs.

Mrs samuel Witcher entertained
the members OF the Past Matrons'
club OF the Eastern Star Monday eve
ming at her home on East Central
avenue. The club will take up phil
hnthropic work this winter, n Vas
decided at the last meeting. n from
time to time will meet for social after
moons.
The text meeting will be held tho
first Monday In October at the home
OF Mrs. Tom Dlakemore.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
v. u. HIKING CLUB
MOTORS TO

The V. II. Hiking club motored to
Embuda n last week for their
weekly outing. After an afternoon OF
strenuous climbing. all enjoyed thu
delicious supper cooked over tn.
camp fire. The moonlight ride home
was one OF the most enjoyable fca-
lures Of the day and all were unan-
imous In according Il the best outing
OF the season.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18

Ray Morley. whose time is pretty
well divided between Datil and Mag
dalena. returned Wednesday from
Datii. where he has business interests
which lac IL pushing In order TO help
tho candidacy of Datil In gaining the
county site Of CMtron. Reserve was
made the county site. but there u
talk OF an election with Dattl ana
Horse Springs added to the race.
Mr. and Mrs. Stoneking leave for
Albuquerque. where they have bought
a home. Mr.. %stoneking Is going In
the grocery business there. Miss
Laura will remain here with the
Bank of Magdalena.
Joseph Courtney. OF the Vulcanik-
ing works. has been absent from his
place Of business for several days on
account of Illness.
The Magdalena High school already
has an enrolment Of So. h Is "A
great Improvement over last year.
The grammar school has not yet
reached the figures Of last year.
Rev. Cochran, presiding elder OF
NJ. r.. church Tor the Albuucrquc dis
trict failed to arrive in MagdHlrnu
Tor the fourth quarterly conference
on accoun OF being called to the
Pccos valley to preach the funeral OF
Rev, 7. W. West, OF h Roswell
circuit.
MIR. and Mrs. flcllwcg. OF III Paso.
left Wednesday morning after a tcN
unyA here. Mr.. Hellwcg h sales nan
agcr for the Simmonr Furniture COM
pany of kenOshH, Wis.
Tue ". &. 4. a.. met "Wednesday.
Mrs. James Osborne presided. aud
Mrs. NJ. ~. Crawford was appointed
SECRETARY pro TEN. Arrangements
were made for the organization OF
branches 1t different points IN the
county. ana perhaps u spanish branch
here.
\ Junior Metz odist sunday School
league was organized last SUNDAY
afternoon. aud a fine picnic had
Tuesday afternoon after school was
out on the arroyo %iOuthwust ut tow u
In the edge OF the foothills. several
mothers accompanied the children.
Games were played, followed by thu
picnic dinner after which the crowd
OF forty or nny found their way bacA
TO town by early moonlight.
Albert steele. foreman for the
FRANK A. Hubbo'i stock company. on
the Patterson ranch, Was IN town
wednesday.
Miss MInnic Satathite In visiting IN
Albuquerque this week, the guest OF
Mrs. Hadnut, OF that city.
Montague stevens. and daughter
Miss MAY, OF horsc springs, Neft
business visitors tais week.
James /. Kamsuuer has moved "a
Datil, where he ~ TO axe charge ol
u store there Tor RAY Morley.
Miss Lorraine Dyer has returned
from Belen and Albuquerque. wher,
she visited her sister, Mrs. Mcuuir'
and old frieuus. Miss Doldtuc Walker
OF Albuquerque. accompanied he
home aud wall spend several day
with the Dyer family. who move
here recently from Clovis. y. NJ
Jack ketvhun, forest ranger iron
Rusedalc, was attending to business
mere lhis week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. 5. Fullerton @
Albuquerque. arrived here tut ms
OF the week on their way to thti
batiL ranch.
Mr.. James \ Graham. son Claude
ana uaugntcr RANGES hotel an
garage people Of KcscrNc, wuic bnsi
ness visitors the FIRST of the week.
Frank ". Buster forest s'rNic.
man at fairvicw. was In ON a visi
To headquarters here the last few
|, uHNA.
W : Dismukc returned Mtnda,
, from B~rOwnwoOd, Texas. whcrs h
vas present at the death ut IA
mothcr VINO died there sept. o.
4 900
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
Mrs. SCHECk
IA CLUB.

The first meeting o. Ia Nutrc
bridge club. at which an members
were present, since the cturn from
summer vacations, Wis held on
Tuesday Afternoon at he home Of
Mrs. y. X. SChoCk Th@c were thrc.
tables.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
COUNTRY CIaUB DANCE
WEDNESDaX

There viii be q regular Country
club dance next "wednesday evening
for the members OF the Country club
and their out-of-town guests. Tho
dance Is 10 be informal and will be
limited to the aforementioned
guests. There viii be the usua good
music and supper at midnight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
SIGMA cHrs GIVE DANCE.

The first event of the social season
In University circles was the Sigma
CHI dance held al the fraternity
house Wednesday evening. old stu
dents who AVE returned and new
students who are already beginning
to cause "A ripple OF excitement ~
school circles were all gathered for
a good time. There were about i25
guests present The affair was In.
formal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
LUNCHEON BRIDGE FOR
kANAAS GUY Girl.

Miss Emily Gravity, of Kansas city.
who viii he the guest OF Miss Eliza
beth Hin Tor Two weeks on her way
from the east to Hollywood. Cal,
where she will spend the winter, was
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
CHURCH CHOIR PICNt

The Lead Avenue Met odist church
choir motored out five niles beyond
the city on the mesa Muduy evening
for one Of their frequct. and most
entertaining, picnic suIpors, There
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18

the guest OF honor at a luncheon
bridge at Miss liiH's home yesterday
morning. There were three tables.
The guests were entertained Mt lunch
con Il Taft hall at one O'Clock after
the game. Those who were present
were Miss Crawley. Miss blanche
Guley. Miss Angelicn Howdcn. Miss
Lorraine Cleveland. Miss Mary Lou
Mcclure. Miss Iaurn Mcclure. Miss
Lorcna Burton. Miss Marcelia Mat
son. Miss EvanKeline Perry. Miss
Alice White and Miss Margaret Lee.
oor
Mrs. HOPE GIVES LUNCHEON.
FAN lunoheons are proving a very
popular why Of entertaining this
season, but among them all. none
proved more popular than that at
which Mrs. Walter q. Hope enter
tained 20 az her friends on Friday.
The luncheon was gwen at TAFT nail
at the Alvarado, which was unus-
ually bright and attractive with fan
flowers.
ooo
SEEMING PARTY TUESDAY.
Mrs. Il. II. Kirk gave an Informal
sewing party last Tuesday for tho
wives OF some OF the 4. ~. N. faculty,
at her home In University Heights.
The guests were Mrs 7. II. Mitchell.
Mrs Thomas Eyre. Mrs. G. ~. Hold
gin. Mrs -. y mn. Mrs l.. R Hess
Ter. Mrs. Charles Carey aud Mrs.
simpson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
ron Mrs. ASHLEY POND
on SANTA IL

4 pretty informal tea of the past
week was hat at which Mrs AShiey
Pond of Santa Re was entertained by
Mira ". y. Ferguson on Monday at
tcrnoou 4 number Of Mrs. Pond :
friends In the city we're invited In Ia
meet her.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
TUESDAY,.

The Ladies' Catholic Order OF For
esters viii Civ their monthly dance
and card party Tuesday evening at
81. Mays hall. This II one OF the
series OF benefit parties which the
organization gives during the winter.
Members r invited 10 come and
bring their fT1enda
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
oo0
SEWING PATTY Tuesday.
CLUB To RIDE THIS


The Ladies' Hiding club. organized
by Troop A, Few Mexico cavaify,
early In the sumner. was ~reorgRnized
last Monday evening at n meeting at
the armory. se'eral new members
taken In. u ruee made that are to
he strictly red from now on.
In addition TO The plans for the club
the members passed a resolution to
lend their aid n the recruiting Of
members to the troop. which IN
launching a campaign for 20 mem
bers. The ladies viii ride regularly
until the troop goes into cncamp-
ment in III Pnso n October.
The club will meet sunday after
o at half pest three for their
rides, the first Meeting to be held
this afternoon. sergeant Harry l..
Ciageett. Twelfth United States cav
airy instructor ~ the New Mexico
national guard. Is In charge OF In
struction for the Indies Rlding ciuD.
Captain Farrell of the troop adj
dressed the club Members at Mon.
days meeting. statpg the new rules
would authorize IL dropping from
membership Of mohbers who failed
to be present at prce consecutive
meetings
organisation will We completed at
n subsequent meetlnt and new Off
GERS elected, The membership OF tho
club now IL as follow Dorothy Bow
Faye BOYD. MNfed Brooks,
Margaret Bum. EiiDr Cameron.
rae Charming. EiiNoeth Cooper.
Gertrude Elliott. Hello Grunsfeld.
Helen Henlin. Angeles Howden.
Helen Hurlburt. Iiliiai kompcnich.
Elizabeth Kistlcr. Kathrine Mellow
ell Anne Mcclure. .nis Stoarns.
Grace Stortz, and Mrs. T.. r. Chase.
Mrs. Hugh Outer. Mrs.J. =. IOraan.
Mrs, Frank Mindlin. Mn w. G. Reid
and Mrs. r. T.. Mhltmer,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
BIsIDGE q BRIDE.

Mrs. D. NJ stevens will cntc tain
next saturday afternoon AZ budgc
IN honor Of Miss Kathleen LONG.
whose wedding 10 Ferdinand Koch
viii take place October first. There
viii be five tables.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
EIlKs SHOW CAST DANCE.

EikS SHOW CAST DANCE.
The Eiks club has announced that
during tho winter a series Of dances
viii be given for members Of the club
and hclr friends in tho new club
house on Gold venue. the FIRST Of
which Will he In honor Of tho cast
OF tue Eiks' minstrel show on Sep.
tember 20. Members OF the club
will also be present. Invitations TO
the affair will be issued this week.
This Elks. always famous hosts.
have been concentrating on thoir
new building for the past year.. and
besides. have had no house to enter
tain their friends: hut now that they
are able. arc undertaking an unusual
program Of entertaining for the win
ter. Bcsidcs the regular entertain.
meni evening. they have i%naururated
a social hour following every regular
meeting There will be Music hy the
newly organized orchestra and a
lunch served after the business aer,
sions on the second and fourth
Wednesdays Of the month. This.
however. will be strictly for the mem
bcrp.
The new club house In one OF the
show places OF the city. The reeep-
ton aud ball rooms are handsomely
furnished aud VEN make an IDEAL
place for large social affairs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18

WTH- \ q NIIIof n nor slsirr.
Mrs. Edward Morgan. OF III paao.
gave the first ~ the pre-uuptial af-
fairs for Miss Kathleen Long. their
sister. yesterday at TAFT Hall. when
they entertained at luncheon IN her
honor, Pink dahias and place cards
gave the bridal note to the affair.
The guests were Mrs william White.
Mrs. Thor kolle. Mrs. Arthur Sisk.
Mrs GuN Roger. Mrs. Saiiie sexton.
~ III Paso. Mrs. John y. Simms. Mrs.
y NJ Stevens. Mrs !. r. Docherty.
Mrs. William Henry Long. Mrs.
Harold Fitzpatrick, Of Lafayette. Ind.
Miss Hazel Hawkins. Miss Irene Fee
and Miss Mary Macarthur.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
ITO TEACHERS To M,


One hundred and ten city school
teachers viii be entertained at a
Spanish fiesta" next Friday evening
at the y W. e. a. recreation center
when the members OF the Young
Women's council will be hostesscs In
their honor. At the meeting Of the
council last week. plans for the parts
were formulated. AZ the name in
dicatcs. all details viii carry out the
spanish fiesta idea. Costumes. invi-
iatlons and gala decorations have all
been planned with an eye to proyid-
ing tn. novel evenlng OF fun.
The Spanish fiesta II the first step
In the organization OF a club OF Al
buquerquc business women. The only
feature yet dccided upon IL the n
"Adclsntc." which means forward"
The group Ia to ave certain aims and
purposes and In. withal, to be u social
Grour also.
"Adelante'' viii be organized by
h Young Women's council. a group
Of representative business women
whose work during the winter will be
h organization OF work aud pleasure
clubs among the Women OF the city
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
,sCHooL MA'AMs' DANCE 4
LARGE ONE

The school Ma'ams' dance RAJ con-
sidered less formidable than the name
sounds, for there was "A happy alb
sencc II spectacles. severe looks n
rulers at the Armory Friday evening
when the county school teachers gave
their dance 10 raise money for school
books for poorer children. Miss Irene
Burke, county superintendent. too
ut the door and greeted h teachers
Find friends Of the schools. but by the
time the dance vas well under way
IN" crowd had Increased 30 Il was
hard 10 find ones friends
Good music. "a lively crowd and a
large hall to lance In made the oc-
casion very ENJOYABLE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
LUNCHEON FOR
MISS DtNkERIH.

a beautiful luncheon OF the week
WIS that az which Mrs. A. J. MaIoy
entertained Wednesday at TAFT hall
Miss May Ida Dunkerly. who has
hccn the guest OF her sister. Mrs. y.
u. Hcrndon. this summer. n who
Is returning shortly to her homo in
Texas. The table was artintically
arranged with large pink dahiias and
with smilaN, n basket OF the flowers
forming n ccnterplecr. There were
~ guests invited In Miss DunkerIy's
honor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
MRS. BOND ENTrRraINs p. R. q

Thc new T. ". q, chapter IN Aibu-
qucrnue met with Mrs. q W. Bond
TUESDAY afternoon. September 10. for
the first meeting OF the fall. After
the business session. an interesting
rcaponse was given To the roll call.
"Nacation Echoes: and an address
~ the president followed. Tho y. r..
%. colors were shown In tho decora-
lions OF old fashioned m%arigolds and
Wild white daisies. The next meeting
N to he with Mrs q. NJ. Rotts. on
Stanford avenue, September 20.
To those to whom tho T.. n. o..
society n ~ little known. an eNplana-
'ion of tho organization may provo
interesting II IN neither a lodge or
"a club. II II n national sisternood.
- voars I'D, and numbers nearly
so. 000 In membership. ~ " tho iurg-
est exclusive woman'r socret organiza-
tion in the world. The direct work Is
along literary. social and ~phiianthro-
pic lines. Its central effort N an odu-
caiional fund for the benefit or de-
serving young women. More than
500 900 Is loaned annually.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18

Her bouquet was white roses. Miss
Viola Herkenhon wore black canton
crepe with green a black hat and a
bouquet OF pink roses.
After the wedding. the members OF
the wedding party and a number Of
close FRIENDS Of the family were on
tcrtained at a breakfast at Taft hall
at the Aivarodo. There were IS
guests. The table was decorated In
autumn flowers In yellow. Miss
Grace Stortz caught the brides
bouquet AS she tossed II among the
guests before leaving for the train.
Mr.. and Mrs, Mcdonald left I'M
mediately after the breakfast for
Valley Ranch for "a hort stay. then
viii return to Albuquerque and go
by rail to California. ON their re-
turn they Will take n motor trip to
Kansas City. before returning to the
city to make their home.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
HIKING PARTY

Carl Allen gave a hiking party
saturday In honor OF Derbia Schelbc.
who left this week for Pomona. Cal.
where he viii make his home; and
Miss katherine Brothers Of Texar-
Kama, Texas There were eight IN
the party. Camp wis made In Bear
canyon, the party climbing 10 Rim
Rock where they enjoyed a wiener
roast. then h descent was made and
whon camp was reached aud IL was
round that " eleven and twelve
hours had been spent, q tired but
Jolly crowd voted Il had bcon a
marvellous time
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
CulvEz wID6ISC u,pnNps,

Mias Ruta l. Chavez was married
"Wednesday TO Joe N. Chavez. both OF
Albuquerque. Miss Chavcz was ac-
companied by Miss Margaret Tafoya,
as bridesmaid, and Mr., Chavez b. p.
n. Metzgar. Jr,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
ALrHA en- oWEGH xo,ps

The Alpha Chi Omega sorority has
moved into a new house at 1924 East
Central avenue and viii make Il a
headauerters for the local members
during the winter.
Mrs. John G. Jamison. OF Delta
chapter, IL staying at the house his
year. Miss Ruth Clark. OF University
OF Oklahoma, and a teacher al tho
high school, Is house chaperon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18

Miss Margaret Bum, Miss Rosemary
Horgah, Miss Lorna Lester. Miss Mary
Jardine' Miss Mary Brorein. Miss
Marcella MRts0n md Miss Virginia
McLaEdress.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-19
NAPPANEE

Mr.. and Mrs. David Ecker are
the guests Of relatives IN South
Bend.
Mrs. NJ. e. Meddaugh of South
Bend is visiting Nappanee rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X Meuoy are
spending the weekend with friends
in Bourbon.
Mrs. Lille Johnston is the guest
Of relatives IN Charlottesville.
The Social club met at the hcme
OF Mrs. Roy Berlin. Thursday aft
ernoOn.
Mrs. George Blanchard. Of New
Paris. IS the guest of relatives here.
A white Sift" program win be
given at the Church Of the Brethren
Sunday evening.
Miss Louise McCumsey has re-
turned TO Goshen after visiting her
aunt, Mrs. George Lamb.
Levi NJ Hostedler has sold his
55-acre farm TO Chester A. Brum-
baugh.
The Hartman Bros. company has
opened a bargain basement The is
the first department of the kind
in the history OF Nappanee.