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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21

NEW YORK. Dec. 2O.-No matter
how pretty the blouse, no matter how
pretty the hat. the beauty's lost. all
lost. IL there isn't some harmonizing
element.
AS for instance this ldairo hat and
Erpf and Carrie blousc-thcre's a hint
Of Russia about each of them. so they
look as II they were made for each
other.
The hat is n clever tricorn. braided
in conventional design. smart OF line
and vastly becoming to the rather
round face.
The blouse-hand-d silk and
hand made-is a decorative affair,
colorful In itself and touched UP with
Il bit of Russian peasant embroidery.
The neck, instead Of hooking or but
ton.nG. ties with self color sllken ties
finished with fascinating little balls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21
TBy United News.l

NEW YORK. Dec. 2o.-oil-burning
ships that make this port, tic up to
the piers. and then absorb vast
quantities OF fuel through long hose
plpes attached to n suction pump are
so common that nobody pays much
attention TO them.
With tho Javnry, tramp steamer.
&c is different. She was one of tho
richest trainps that ever came past
sandy Hook. Her hundreds Of oil
drums. equipped to hold 1880 gal
Ions OF fuel--o- anything else
were supposed 20 be empty when
the crew dockcd her.
So they ran out the hose pipe and
set tho pumps to going. but with a
reverse suction. And when the
pumps stopped, 1880 gallons OF
pure alcohol. all ready 10 be mado
up into whiskys. cordials. Tom and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21
FOIL" FROM TRAMP STEAMER
TURNS OUT TO BE ALCOHOL
Javary Feigncd Pumping Fuel Tanks Gotham Pier,
but Official ''Smeller' Of Customs Office Finds d.
500 Gallons of pure Stuff Being Unloaded

ferries ana other Christmas cheer
had been sucked from tho empty
drums. and all was well.
All was well with one exception.
a curious customs inspector np-
preached too closn to the hose. lie
had n nose for booze. Hhc invcsti-
gated. and when the investigation
WAS over. the Javary was seized. her
captain and crew locked up. and a
round million dollars worth OF
alcohol was under lock and key.
Captain Daniel Doherty, who Is
also owner OF the ship. waived ex-
animation when he was arraigued
before United States Commissioner
Hitchcock. and WAS held for the
grand Jury In $4,000 bali.
Han Pew Rentals Mt 81. james.
st. James Episcopal Church Will
abolish pew rentals December 81. IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21
IN AND our or rOwN.

Miss Mary Morris. who has been
aattending school ut Fairfax Hall. Is
spending tho holidays with her par
cnts. SIR. and Mrs. %. L. Morris. 2604
Floyd Avenue.
Miss Elaine Scott. who Is n stu
dent at Randolph Macon Womun's
College. Lynchburg. is spending tho
Christmas holidays with her parents.
MIR. and Mrs. y. Courtice Scott, 2S03
Barton Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest NJ Penncll, OF
the Terrace Battery Court, are visit
ing Mrs Pencils mother in Smith
field.
II. a. Lyon. OF Spartanburg. s. c..
is the guest OF his daughter. Mrs. J.
II. Gibboncy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21
Issues IiuIIdIny Permits.

building Inspector Butler has is
sued three permits FOR work asgre-
eating In value the sum OF st33.S00.
They include the junior high school
nov In course OF construction on
Marshall Street. between Eighth and
Ninth. to cost $sil.Soo; brick apart
ment house - 10 erected by l.. W.
Graham at .. SUath Boulevard. to
cost $4,000. and 1--WE Erick dwellings,
at 1906 to 1914 West Cary Street, to
cost $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21
institute Students Unuerfcd.

CAMBRIDGE. MASS. Dec. 90
Finding that more than 40 per cent
Of students mt the Massachusetts In
stitute OF Technology are underfcd.
the medical authorities and faculty
of the institution will install n free
lunch system. beginning January 3.
INe meal will be served In tho morn
Ing and viii consist of hot milk. hot
cocoa and specially prepared crack
crs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21
Prisoners Escape. Chief Loses Job.
TBy United Ncws1

DIES MONIES. IOWA. Dec. 2o-The
escape OF scEcn prisoners from the
local Jail. while practically the en-
tire police force was one block away,
resulted In the removal of Police
Chief Roscoe Saunders latc Monday
Saunders was removed by order of the
City Council. Tho prisoners sawed
their way out while the day and
night police shifts were changing,
and the streets were throngcd with
officers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21

Mnclachlan. who has boon tear hing
tho Bible class for the past several
months. After the banquet tho pa
geant, which was given by tho vari-
Sunday afternoon, Will DO repeated.
All members are urged to DO present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21
Trensurer-I.Icct uu,ce ou,,,aex

Herbert l.. Hu,ce, City Treasurer.
elect, yesterday qualified before
Deputy Clerk William Breeder In
Hastings Court, giving bond In the
sum OF si.3o0.000. Mr.. uulce will
enter upon his new duties on jan
uary /. having defeated City Treas
uror Pace at tho August primary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21

Was announced yesterday. Beginning
January al pews will be free.
Eleven voted against the change.
HeN. q. Frecland Peter. rector. for
mcrly OF Washington. led the move
mont bunninE rentals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21

LYNCHBURG. VA. Dec. 2O.-Miss
Lillian Ruth Carpenter. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Is. S. Carpenter and
Henry Thomas Hicks. all OF Am
herst County. were married Fr!dn,
at the residence OF Rev 4. II. Moore,
Amherst County. the officiating min
iSter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21
WoMEN's MEETING.

The Business Women's Council will
give banquet nj tho y. w. G. a. to-
morrow evening, beginning at 6
o'clock. in honor of Rev. II. d. c..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21

LYSCHBURG, VA, Dec. 20.-An.
nouncement has just been made here
OF the marriage December IL of Miss
Mary Lucille Smith and Walter Ray
Carwilc, both of Campbell County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21

LYNCHBuRG, VA, Dec. 20.--Jo-
scph Allen Green and Mrs. Sarah
Hancock. both of Campbell County.
were married Sunday at Providence
Forge Methodist Church following
the morning service, the pastor. Rev.
Z. l.. Arthur. officiating.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21

bYNCHBURG, VA, Dec. 20.-Lewis
Suthard and Mrs. Minnie Jennings
Stinne,te wore married Monday
evening here ~ the parsonage OF
First Baptist Church. the ceremony
being performed By Roy. Or. Pow
hatan W. James. pastor OF tina.
church. After NorIhern bridal
trip they VIII make their homo
here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21

HEATHSVILLE. VA. Dec. 2o.---9frs.
Mary Ammo Reynolds and Charles
Oliver Kcarncy. Of Walnut Point. this
county, were married AT the Baptis:
parsonage In lieathsvillc. Wednesday
evening, Rev. DIR. Wallace Wood. Of
iiciatIny.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21
VIRGINIA WEDDINGS
AND ENGAGEMENTS

LYNCIiBURG. VA. Dec. e0.-Mrs.
Clara Routon Downey and Kcrvis v.
Hamilton were married saturday
evening at the residence OF MIR. and
Mrs Tom Ratclifrc. cousins of the
bride. the ceremony being performed
by Rev. DR.. Austin B. Conrad. pastor
OF College Hill baptist Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21

HEATHSvILLE. VA, Dec. 20.-Miss
Essic Adelaide Sebra, OF Fairfelds.
this county, and Lonnie Taylor bod
son. were married at the Baptist par
sonago in Heathsvilie, Thursday
evening by Rev. DIR. Wallace Wood.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-12

well: school across the road. Tn
( farm has Il great future, A bargait
why pay the fancy prices Addret
s.. care this ONCE. Reasonable prit
AND terms.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-12

FOR SALE OR RENT-Small ffu
and poultry farm near Ottaw
Phone GGt Y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
Mrs. GEOItGE WHEELER
INTIRTAINS.

Mrs. W. /. Stcvenc Of Columbus.
ohio. who has been In h city on a
visit with Mrs. George Wheeler for
some time. was guest Of hSuOr at a
farewell party at the Whcolc, home
Thursday evening, The haI est
season. with It's rich colors. provided
It's " motif ~ decoration, with
sunflowcrs, grHpcs and vines which
were used with prOtusion n To
great eject In the house and on the
~Vcrandah.
The afternoon was spent delight
fully with music ~ readings 10 en-
Itcrtaln guests. Mrs. Florence BAuby
Van Ness. writer, va one OF the
guests, and "A poem OF hers, Come
Where the Lure OF the West II Call-
ing which has been set to music by
Mrs. Wheeler, was beautifully sung
by Miss IiOrtensc Switzer. Mrs. Van
Ness Is visiting here with her daugh-
ter. \ song OF Mrs. Whccler's. words
and music both having been written
by her. was sung by Mss Grace Win
frey when lA,dd.c Comes Back to
Me" Nrs. Catherine Nv Lancy,
whose work as a dramatic reader has
unfortunately been little known la
hiH ci,y, gave a selection that proved
most entertaining. Mrs. stevens. whu
has travelled all over the world. gave
some interesting anecdotes and de-
scriptions of "a number OF out-Of-thc.
way places.
Mrs. Wheeler aud Mrs. stevens arc
lifelong friends. the members Of thci,
families having been friends for tn,
past three generations. Mrs Steycni
came out from Columbus early In tn,
summer To spend several weeks with
Mrs. Wheeler, and rs returning HON,
within "A few DAYS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
-HI3RkENHOFF-M MCDONALD
WEDDING LARGE ONE

\ beautiful and impressive service
was that which united In marriage
Miss Iroue Herkcnhon and william
Mcdonald on Monday morning at
the Immaculate Conception church
over one hundred friends OF he two
families were present, The ceremony.
which took place at eight o'clock IN
the morning VAS performed by
Reverend Father MandHlari.
Miss Herkenhoff was given away
10y her father. J. q. HerkenhOff and
hcr bridesmaid was her sister. Miss
Viola Horkonhorf Hiram Herken-
hoff her brother. was best
The wedding music was beautifully
sung hy Miss Hortcnse Switzer and
Louis Hesselden. Miss switzcr sang
For You Alone with a violin
nbligato by Miss Eleanor Lynch. MI.
Hcsselden sang Ave Maria" Ray
McCanna and Ray lanahan were
the ushers
The church was decorated with a
profusiun OF g%oldenrod and potted
ferns. Miss HcrkenhOns costume OF
brown suit trimmed with beaver.
brown hat with a pheasant wing and
brown slippers was most becoming
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
MOTHERS CIRCLE ELECTS
OFFICERS.

The Mothers Circle OF the Congr,-
g%ationai church met THURSDAY after
noon with Mrs. Trimblc Wells, held
election Of officers tor Ihu new year
aud entertained with the regular
Cradle Roll party.
The new officers are Mrs, u. c..
Smith. president. and Mrs. Ernest
Smith, scCretury-treasurcr
The subject OF religious training
for children was discussed at Thurs
days meeting. Rev. Davidson giving
a helpful talk and Mrs. Snyder speak
ing upon h dangers OF stressing too
much IN" physical well-being OF chill
dren. while negleeting their spiritual
training. Discussion by members and
exchange of ideas made the meeting
AN unusual helnfuI one
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
1any Dances Mark Revival of Winter Season.; $500"
Teas and University Affairs Unusually Numerou

most romantic and rcstfuI place to
Visit, OF course taking plenty OF time
as hurry IL unknown and pleasurs
ind happiness are the chief aim Of
life.
Mlsa Erna Ferguson declared New
Mexico to he New Spain and outlined
it, history and conquest by h Span
iards who came seeking dream cities
and great treasure and unfortunately
bringing beside Christianity their
maferieilrin aud the lnauisltion 10 n
simple. happy-hcartcd people. the
Indians. who later used these weapons
to destroy them. Miss Ferguson has
y most poetic conception Of New
Mexico. its history and traditions and
made her hearers feel that this must
be the most roniantic and es,heticaily
beautiful country In which to live.
TIE Clara Barton memorial sub
jcct was presented to tho club by Miss
owen who WAS a personal friend OF
the founder of The American Hcd
Cross. Miss owen was a most pleas
Ing speaker and very generously In
yited the members OF the club. their
friends and their families Ia come to
the club ON Tuesday evening when
she promises to entertain them with
stories aud recitations OF h old
south.
Al the board meeting which pre-
ceded the program Mrs. 1ncz westlake
was authorized To teach to club NOM
hers. AT half price. stenclling. ern-
broidory. fiower-making In wool or
CANDY aud paper. making OF lamp
shades, enameiing on oilcloth and
glassware and painting Of place-cards
In waicr-colors These lessons are
given on Wednesdays at the club
building. Miss Jane Walsh n with
NERVE. two Spanish SONGS and Miss
Margaret White danced n spanish
dance. In a cerise and black costume
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
ten " PETERS HOME
~TIIIRSDAl,

Mrs |. < Peters and Mrs Howard
Stapcr entertained on Thursday after
non Mt the Peters rcsidcure In Old
Town, at one OF the largest teas OF
the all About 100 friends called be-
tween four and six The picturesque
spanish home set hack In the "jardin
esrondido" was fllrd with yellow fall
flowers. q color hat WAS used IN
several details Of decoration.
The hostcsses we're assisted In scrv-
ing by Mrs. ! r Mclaughlin. Mrs,
Jack Mclaughlin. Jr.. Mrs, John
Simms. Mrs Daniel Nolting Mrs y.
G. Cornish. and Miss Erna Ferguson,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18

Another interesting phase 81 so
cicty life IN Washington " The keep
ing OF engnEemes books. This n
absolutely necessary M there are ~
many demands upon the time Of oae
who II keeping up with her iryi-
tations. Dinner enEagemsntH are
made no less than three weeks shcad
Of time and ome times as meny ~
six weeks. Some have TO employ a
social secretary 10 handle their COR
rc~apondence. for Invitations must b
accepted or rejected: appeals for
benefits responded 10. and many
other details attended 70. Tho en-
must be attended. for the rules Of
government society nrn rigorous.
Days for Reccieine
The days for receiving In wash
ington society. foe government circles
are Monday. for the wives OF the
justicess Tuesday for the representa-
tives wives; Wednesday for this
aides whose husbands are cabinet
members. or near cabinet members.
Thursday for senator's wives: Friday
for diplomatic circiea and army and
nav folk. Saturday is "nenidenfiei
Day and II the day on which resi-
dents OF Washington. not members
OF government circles. receive their
friends, To be invited TO call az a
residents home IL a compliment that
Is thoroughly appreciated by govern
ment ladies'. said MIS- Jones. as they
do not have to extend the invitation
out OF courtesy. but because they
really wish to have them call.
Attending Concerts
Mrs. Jones q h IA the real So
cial eason In Washington Will not
open until after the Christmas hoii-
days, as congress does not onven
until December first and NIL mem
beers will not be hack until that
time. An Interesting condition Ia
the fast-growing capital Is that
which demands that seats for big
concerts. such as those given by
Galiy- Curci, Fritz kreisicr or
Of the large symphony orchestras,
must be arranged for as far ahead
aa six months. These seafa are In
such demand that this becomes
necessary TO obtain good ones Mrs.
Jones declared that she had bought
tickets 10 one OF thssc. big csnc<rts
before ahe came to New Mexico last
week although tho artist win not
come to the capital for several
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonee viii return to
Washington after the senator has
com pleted his speaking tour here.
They attended the Santa Re ficsta
before coming. here and visited IN
their old home at Las Vegas. Mrs.
Jones seemed thoroughly delighted
TO be back in the state. comparing its
climate to that OF Washington. aud
cxclaiming over tho beauty and In
terest OF the fiesta.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
ri:N ron
MnAIA

M Of the very delightful events
Of the week was the tea given rri-
DAY aftcrnu2u by the Albuquerque
Alumuae association of Kappa Kappa
Gamma. at the home uf Mrs r T..
Whitmcr. one Of he alumnae. FOR
over re N their members and
friends The guests secluded the
young women Of The Albuquerque
punhclcnic association, the active
members OF Kappa Kappa Gamma.
wives Of faculty members Of the state
university. -patronesscs OF IN" sorority
and the mothers OF kappa girls,
The Whitmer home was artlstically
suggestive Of fall, with s%unflowers and
iahliRs and colors Of yellow used
throughout the rooms la the living
room. yellow dahlias were used and
ip the dining room, Sunflowcrs. inc
rcfrrshmcnt- carried ont a color
combination Of yellow aud green.
Preceding at The tea table were Mrs.
". g. Iteid and Mrs. Winfred ~.
Iciglcr Assisting the hostess In the
living room were Mrs. William White,
Mrs. Thor Kuilc. Mrs Edward Nor
ran and Mrs, Ovy Rogers and Miss
MARGARET McChnna. Active mcmhcrs
~ Kappa Gamma sorority ass stcG In
the dining room
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
L~oNG-KOcH
OtTOBER fIIusT.

tDNt-hOtH WEDDING
otToBER ftIusT.
Invitations have been Issued this
week 10 the wedding of Miss Kath-
lecn Long and Ferdinand A.. Koch.
which viii takc place October first At
81. Johns Cathedral church, at 6
o'clock In the evening. The Rev.
Winfrcd u. Ieigler. rector OF st.
Johns. viii oniciate.
Mrs. Edward l. Morgan, OF III paso.
Miss Longs sister. will be matron ot
honor. Florence Miller. the little
daughter of Mrs. A. q. Miller, another
sister OF Miss Longs, and Johnnie
simms. little son OF MIR. and Mrs.
John q. simms. win be flower hear
ers. Bernard \. spitz OF santa Fc
will be best man. The ushers are to
he Hanscl Pneuser and Henry kaunc,
both OF Santa Fe. Following the
wedding. a reception for the bridal
party and Immediate friends Of the
family will be held at the Long HON
on North Twelfth street.
The Long-Koch wedding will be
another Of tho fall weddings OF i'm.
portancc that will occupy the attcn-
ton Of society. Miss Long IL the
charming daughter OF Or u Mrs
william Henry Ions. who has made
Albuquerque her home for the pas
N'AA"H nc AH'AAk UNIV h'Af
from Washington. D. G. she IL a
graduate OF the University OF New
Mexico and one OF the charter mem
bcrs Of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority
During the war, she was connected!
with the Bureau OF Economics IN the
Department OF Agriculture at wash
ington. and since her return has been
In the Internal Revenue office here,
Miss Long iS a southern girl of uh-
usual beauty aud accomplishments
aud Is prominent In the social life OF
the city.
Mr. Koch IS a son OF Mr.. and AIRS
\. g. Koch Of Santa Re, and II assoc
dated with his father IN business
there. As a frequent visitor In the
city. he has n large circle OF friends
here. II has been announced that
the young couple viii make their
home Ia Santa re.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
MIS- LoWBER ENTF:RTAINS
IOR WASHINGTON VISITOR.

Miss Louise Lowber II giving a tea
this afternoon at her home on North
High street. In honor OF Miss Eliza
beth Cullen. OF Washington. - c.,
who is spending n few week here as
Miss Lowbcr's guest. Girls OF Phi MI
sorority and h patronesses viii he
the guests Receiving with Miss
Lowber M Miss Cullen will be Mrs.
Lowber, u Miss Lois Stearns viii
assist In the living room. Mrs. L. s.
Peters will pour. and Miss Ruth Hcf-
lin and Miss LILLIAN Patton viii assist
In the dining room. About IS invita-
tions have been Issued.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
OR3
BIIuHDfY
PARTY

\ s%tr'ctlv stag fair vas thc party
at which Harold Emmd Caller cello
day afternoon Ahrry games and
favors to delight tie hurts Of five.
ycHr-nld boys play'd a big part in
the afternoons fun. The guests were
Bobby Hcidy. Bobby Nlleu. billy
Butcher, Micky lagga.d, August
sails. Jack Hcning George Paige
valiant Jimmy Mine. Bobby Nc
Donald. STANLEY RoscnWuid,
M~arscillcs with, Iak Tlomns. Jim
mic Allen and SAMMY sh'rtlc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
l.. McALLIS7ER
Telephone 545.

1 ..rhhk aud fast nry mi Ei last and us~e aud more ani mor"-
-ssfcy c,ents have rolled In ON j. this week Dan~~. frsn being alb
soiutcis rare birds -, Hooked upon Is In dW,cs. mill ~ ard "a
rboo~r Irwcfn the ones that will prove the mr~t Interesting. Tomorrow.
priiDinArkNfoF fr state tennis tournament nj the Albuquerque Country
club at fhfNnff of tho month. Will begin The week has re- filled with
Tall tas OF rrrt social importance; and another big wcdainE has brcH an
nouutci for the scar future.
The opening OF the University has bvn d ocason for n rush OF par
ties In Universally circles. Organizations are holding their big opening
mcstinari and while the opening Of n new snson Will naturally bring AN
rnggcrptcd condition that cannot be cspctci TO continue. there Is at
least the assurance that the winter will ncr a great deal u social activity
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
FACILITY MEMBERS Rave

All the L. y. ~. faculty members
and their wives. IL -ney havo them.
Tor their husbands, as the case might
bel. and In the event that they were
not married. their friends. partic,-
pated in a big picnic held at Highland
Park last evening There we're about
30 present The supper WAS served
about six o'clock. and proved "a very
delightful way Of bringing the men
and women OF the University together
TO enable them to become acquainted
with each other.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
GOVERNORS or THREE STATES
ND HE At HAII.

4 ~IIospitI ity hall Will he given
next week In connection with the Tri-
state Roundup, on Thursday M Fii-
day evenings at the armOry. The
governors Of New Mexico. Colorado
and Arizona will bc present and will
probably lead tho grand march. Re-
frcshments VIII be served.
As q part OF the three day roundup,
and with such distinguished visitors
to be- prcscnt, IL In expected that the
dances Will be largely attended.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
DANCE roR ri KAPPA Aupu,s.

STUNT MnoArthur and VhurIes
Culpcupcr were hosts at the Country
club Friday evening when members
~ ri Euppa Abba and their friends
were entertained Mt "a dancing party.
Tho club rooms were filled with fra
tcrnlty men and women who have
come back 10 school for the winter
term. an enjoying themselves to the
utmost. There were bout Is couples.
sumner was served at midnight.
Mira Tom Hughes chaperoned the
guests,