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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-08
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ARMY To
IlAISI IINIE.

As an opener 10 the campaign
which salvation Army Is launch
ing for home service week. a ban
quct was given Monday evening at
the Y. W, five Of the City's most
active organizations In civic service
being represented. \ plan for organ
ization was drawn up ana a commit
tee appointed With nv" members
from zach q these organizations and
others WHOSE aid had not up to that
time been enlisted The executive
committee WA named with The fol-
lowing sitting: Mira. J. O. Gould,
Mrs. u 4. Donahoo Mrs Mcachem,
Grovcr ievinc. and T. y. Boulc. rep.
rcs.ntiug the Wuman's club. th' VAR
ious branches 81 the state Fedora
ton. the Rotary club. tho ElkS club
ANA the KlWanis club Father Man
dalarl. unable TO be- present on nc
count OF the stat, convention 81 the
knights ~ Columbus at Las cru
Gees. sent J. X brennan In hts stead.
other organizations which have sent
in offers for support % aid 300 the
work ar, thu ". G. r T.. thv Fort
nightly Music club. the TUESDAY club.
N" business aud Professional Wo
mans club. the Woman'S Catholic
order % ForrcstcrE, the Eastern
stat and the Nch"kahs.
Baron James Aurotulutt anu Miss
Barbara Wait each entertained th'
guests with vocal selections which
proved q treat unusual. Both tht
! artists are connected with b lhrg.
est musical organizations in the coun.
Try.
The big work before tho salvation
Army now b. TO raise the home Serv'
/ BE-. budget for 1891. Bernalillo''
quota h. $500 and with h 100 pei
cent endorsement Of th" many club
/ here. the local office has great con.
/ udcncc iu IA" success Of the plhi
o. raise that amount one week u
| given i- hitch 10 raise h money
Mny = T. 10. An Entertainment u
sonr sort IN To be given ncAt Wcot
| 1. ILLan mmmnN
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TItAINMTN To DANCE
At MAS,sNIC TEMPLE MAY 10,

one OF tho biggest dances OF tho
Hpring-in number OF guests. IN prep
arations and importance 60 those
whom Il ~ 10 cntcrtain-is the dance
which the brotherhood Of Railway
Trainmen h. to give Tuesday nCAt.
May no. There are -four commit
teca-rcCcption, floor. decoration M
rcfreahmvnts-and each ~ we'll re-
cruitcd. Every detail ~ 20 hs at
tended TO ana % Is beloved that tho
affair viii fuzzy justify tho eNpcc-
tations of H.
Tho dance will be given nt the
Masonic temple The Duke city or
chestra will play There will be-
several features. among them a clas-
steal dance By Miss Katherine Jones
% Winslow. Ariz.. who has consent
I'd to come here NJ the request Of
Mra. Arthur y. Keith. chairman OF
the committee on decoration. Girls
In costume will give other dances
and assist In the hall. The decor
atious are to be ven elaborate-its
all a secret now and can't be told
but as described to us would be most
disappointing " missed.
The lineup 81 committees Is:
Commuuccs
J. T. Hcnney. chairman.
Kcccption-N. -. Robertson. l. "
Brown. A. J. clark. " a. King. u
W Warren. \. J.. Alderman. l. -.
Mckinney. ". J. JOY. Wns. iiarrlng-
ton. =. D. simpson. ~ Watson, Mrr
". x. Thompson. Mira Barbara
IIcanvy. Mrs H \. Cunningham.
Miss Augusta Adams. Mrs g.. u.
Dawson. Mrs Russell Nichols. Mrs.
=. T.. Alderman. Mrs. n. W, Warren.
Mrs. W J. JOY. Mrs. n. p Zeizcr.
Mrs n. Watson.
Floor-G d. Miller, chairman; n.
r. Zcizsr. q. G.. Warren. @. v. Priest.
G.. a. French, a. A. Dawson, q. J..
Miller. Mrs. &. J. Miller. Mrs. G.. -.
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MOTHERS cnsolE MEETS.

The Mothers Circle OF the Congre-
gational church and the children o.
the Cradle Roll were the guests OF
Mrs. Chester washburn Thursday
afternoon. Several papers on the
diseases ~ children. their treatment
cussi,n entered into. A party for the
children followed. Mrs. Trimbie
Wells paper was on Measles; Mrs
Herman Snyders on Group; and
Mrs. Smiths on Humps"
The next meeting will be held the
first Thursday ~ June.
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RECEPTION FOR
IlI.N. &. q. HICKMAN.

The reception 20 Rev. me Mrs G
- hickman. given at the 'hur'h
Monday night. nllvd the church to
TIA, last aisle with friends who came
to bid them good I've. Tho church
WAS lavishiy decorated with flowers
aud a program IN which various
branches uf the church aud of the
ttt, were repre- sutrd expressed to
she departing rector u his wite
the regret an felt at their leaving
David stewart. speaking on ochali
of the members of the church, pre-
scented Ir and Mrs BvCkmHn win
% very handsome silver tea service.
Thrn. the Rev Davidson. represent
ing the Ministerial Alliance, MrH u,
\. Portorneld. the Missionary sortc-
lies. Miss Williams, thc fpworth
league. Mrs. a. , Robinson, the
Ladies' Md: u d]oacuncss of the
Methodist hospital; NJ t~hrlrinhn'
the church board W T., Mtl'""'ll'
m, busiur.- mon 81 thu city. all
pNurcss-d insofar as o. could ~" put
into words. the regret that thcH" va
r.ous groups felt at the hcckWan's
leaving and wished tnym success 90
their new field.
Following the speech the social
evening began. thu ladies Ma 20
tirty serving punch ~ waters. Tor
Entertainments u was declared tn
biggest reception given q pastor ln
thu city Tor many years
licy. and Mrs. Bovkmun and Mo-
Gait Bcckma1, their daughter, nav,
| lived iu Albuquerque for the past u
y,ars When the Canon tiiy pa
/ turntp offered him "a broader field
/ there. Rev. Hickman accepted The
| family l,tt tho ciiy Cor their new
/ hmm. Wednesday evening.
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MRS. AND
MISS HECh MAN.

Mrs A. y. Robinson save a recep-
ton Tuesday evening for Mia &. O..
Beckman and Miss Gail Beckman.
who left tho following day with Rev.
hcckmun Tor their now home at
Canon city. Colo. Seventy cards were
issued for tho affair. The Robinson
home on West Central avenue was
nllcd with pink carnations and snap
dragons. ColOrs Of pink aud white
prcdominatcd IN tho dining room and
al the tea table. where candles and
flowers blended tho t,to colora dAin-
ub. Presiding al the tea table we're
Mra "A. n. Hickey a Mrs Alon1o
Bright, who were assisted b. Mrs,
John W. Wilson and Mrs. james Doc
little. Mrs "a J. Tompkins and Mra.
MCCloskcy were al the door. Mrs.
Urannin and hlra Bridges served
punch. and assisting In the dining
room were Mrs ~. 4. dwell. Mru.
MccoWan. Mrs n M. Lyons, Mra.
BoWyer and Ms. Robert Morris
Mrs. 4. a. Miller sang three Yory
pleasing numbers witch added q great
deal 20 the enjoyment Of the o~ccaFon,
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MISS CLAIRE
MEDS BURTON REED.

Miss Claire Anderson, OF Wisconsin
and Burton Reed OF Albuquerque
were married last Saturday evening
at $3.50 at ~. Paul's English Lutheran
church by tho Rev. A. ~. Knudsen.
The ceremony was quite simple, only
the brides aud groom's attendants
being present. After the ceremony.
tho couple left by auto Tor NJ Paso.
whore they viii spend their honey
Albuquerque.
Miss Anderson was formerly n
nurs. at tho Moman's and Chiidron'a
hospital Mr.. REED 10 connected with
the Cuickel Auto company. He a. a
brother Of Mrs. Trimbio Wells OF this
city and has lived here for several
years.
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MISS Ji.NNIE MONTOYA
QUEEN.

The queen contest held for a week
by the local Moose lodge closed
Thurnday evening with the choosing
Of the glcou the eirl to TAX the
leading part In tho MOOSE musical
comedy which viii De- given June 10
and 10. The JGdCes, Rabbi Moire
bergman. DR.. EVELYN Frisbic and
Carl a.. Nugro chose Miss Jennie
Munto,a. Miss Irene bineli Vas
second In the contest and Miss
DNmpin Tomci third.
Tho uuccu be- 20 b. formally
crowned the second night OF this
show.
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ROTARY BANQUET SUCCESS
Nfd IAII \.

sixty graduates Of the High @rhool
we're the guests % Rotary last Thurs
day evening. MAY a. Speeches BY tho
hosts. ID histnfr ~ tho class BY Miss
Margaret yesterday and a speech by
Superintendent IshH Milne we're part
NJ the program. Musical numbers
al-0 featured Dol a. The students
were seated each with a kOiarian on
either side OF him Nv that all could
get acquainted
This D. tho first time In the history
OF thu school hat "a graduating class
has been entertained by "a clty or
sanitation. and the ciass-and par
] ficularly thr kOtarianE- felt that
they were making history A. a
social function also. the banquet waa
a great suqcess and largely enjoyed
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Kappa Girls Entertain Their Friends at Dance at Woman's Club;
Many Farewell Functions Given In Honor of c. O. Beckman's
DOROTHY L. MeALLISTER
Telephone 5l5.

NOCIAL chores are piled high for our horny hands this week.
Looking over the scene, there are a number of dances-the
Shrine show east dance at the Masonic temple, the Tranmcns
~ dance ON May 10, the Wo0dmen Circle dance, the usual clubs,
and the Salvation Army drive, and the drive for the Disabled
Soldiers league.
Drives, drives aud more drives! Yet when We think how, when
and where we got the drive habit-duung the war-and that the sol
diers that brought us success then are coming quietly and waiting
for us to give them the helping hand; that the men and women Of
the Salvation Army who made the victory possible for ms are now
asking for the helping hand in their work-wcn, Wen consent to
being driven by these two. These drives do not touch our purse.
strings-they touch our heart strings And the gold Of one is no good
without the gold Of the other.
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Troop \. dashing ANA extremely tu-
tcrcsting iu their uniforms. gave a
dance Thursday evening at the ar
mury. There were about 20 couples
ON the floor and, the SHudstutm Jazz
orchestra playing eight pieces, thcy
an had a mighty good time, The
boys issued printed cards 60 their
fri,ntz and thus managed tu got too
gether "a crowd more coug"niul than
the benefit usually brings. The pro-
ceeds OF the dance are 20 go 20
tho Cavalry club fund,
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RECFrAL or PIANO PuPms

~
gram Of the recital given by Mrs. Cob
belrs piano pupils. and 80 Il WAS held
over until this week. The recital was
given Thursday evening. April Is. al
the Woman's club and attended by a
large number OF the friends and iela-
% b participants. The pro-
go.... follows.
1 The Sylvan Waltz (four hands)
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Baughn
Flora Garcia M Stella
Archibequc.
2 a Ding Dong Bell. .spauidine
b The Buzzlng humble Bee.
1000 ss....s.... hpauldinE
G Peacock ........... Spauldlng
Ruth Lopez.
, Rocking the Cradle. ..... .Dutton
Eulys Bray.
4 The Singing Brook ...... Cramm
Oracle Gholson.
s Sweet Flowers Waltz. . &. Spencer
Marie Bustos.
s Boboilnk Schottische. 49,. Becht
LouiHe Hinden.
7 song-What Little Folks Can
Maurine Shields and
Pearl Poster.
s Butter Cup. Powell
Olin Bray.
. The Fairy Wedding Waltz. Turner
Flora Garcia.
10 The Glide Waltz flour hAnds)
Marie and Oracle dholSso $i~'r'h
Mlda bradford.
~ Blumeniied .Lange
Lille ArmllO.
10 Song-Hock-a-Bye 900. GIichrlsl
Oracle Ghoison
IA Long. Long Ago (four handsl..
DIN and Eurys BRAY. D
10 a Dew Drop Waltz. 49,. Spencer
b Katie Waltz ........... .Fearls
Edna Warren.
10 High School March flour hands)
Eunico Thorne and
Hilda Bradford.
II Morning Prayer. ......, Streabboe
Corinne Groce.
IS Purple Pansies Waltz flour
hands, Pearls
10 Butter Fly waltz. ....... Cochran
Bertha Snyder.
20 Niolln-Air from tho Opera n
i'"N1,"re verdi
II Mlnuct .t....... Padcrcwskl
Roso oliver.
20 Cherry blossoms Waltz flour
hands, .....-........s spencer
Marguerite Dompwolf and
tortha Stafford.
20 Just "a Bunch % Flowers SpauldiuR
Pearl Foster.
- Dancing sunheamH waltz. .....
stsssts Friedman
Agnes linden.
20 Ia Grace BONN
Martha Yott.
20 kcadinE-penrod Afftiction. ...
Mildred Ellison.
- q Sweet Violet ....... .Smallwoo1
l. ANHN.a.rH NI.NH~ n.tl.a
Marguerite Dcmpwolf.
IS Nalsc (siN handsD go. .Streabbos
Bertha snyder. Agnes and
Louise linden.
20 Edoiwciss Glide WaltE. Nanderbecl
1oscfita Armllo.
so Twilight Revere. ........ Gu
Eunice Thorne.
~ Beautiful Evening star flour
Iainc aud Josents Armiio.
~ r. - Secret. .......... .gnutie
p Romance In A........I ieuranc
Sepie Carrillo.
~ q Gipsy Houdo Hydi
% Woodland Echoes ..... Wymai
Marie Gholson.
- Con Amore ..,...... Boaumon
Gcrtha stafford.
3D. Blush Rosu Waltz (four handsD
iiclon and Martha YOU.
2G STAY nrcozss ..T...... .polacou
Maudo Fogg.
81 song-Good Nirht ..... .spauldinl
Maurcne Shiclds
Accompanies:
Marie Gholson. Bertha Snyder,
scpio 'arullo, lille Armijo.
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SHRINE SHOW PLAYS To
ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCES.

The Shrine show. Round the Clock
With the Shrinera." played to en-
thuhulstic audiences. In spite Of the
act that u came when the city was
swnmpcd with home talent shows.
Costumes were astounding to thos.
audiences who know the difficulty OF
putting On "a show requiring many
changes. In the High school audi
forum. n were withal pretty ana
4 captivating. II a triflc daring for
.amatcurr. The stage settings were
Impressive. With the great bronzcd
clock set about with the hours. the
numbers lighted with colorcd globes.
the fac studded with flowers ana
opening IN a small door through
which the cast made It's entrance vas
indeed novel Above hung a dcyilish
looking moon wearing a Shrine lea,
winking necessarily a huge eye. clcc-
the lighted. japanese lanterns.
green lHttices and screens added a
sylvan touch 60 Il all.
The general opinion ~ the audi
cno''s WINS that there was not a dulI
moment t. the show. Chorus follow.
cd chorus. scene followed scene ir
rapid succession: there was no time
20 encore uny body. Tn" principals
were well chosen Tor their parts and
beauty and grace were apparent it
abundance In the ohildreus and
young girls ChorusrA.
Tho shrine carnival act was a rtr,
thing. You couldn't apply ans
proper detectives 10 describe u, ~.
copt that Il was h%owiingly funny
and D. certainly was something ut aI
undr"ss parade.
Hob Harold Young and Franks
Terrell Young, tn, producers, worked
hard FOR the success OF the show
Both ar. trained In DE art and th'
fact that they had MY e short TIM
IN which 10 produce u speaks well tot
their ability.
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MRS. MEnERs ~ESTnRrArNs.

a bridge In honor OF Mrs Fred
Cameron was given Monday afternoon
by Mrs. John Mchers at her home ON
West Marble. Red and white scores,
flowers and details of lunch made all
very attractive and tempting. Tho
guests were Mrs. Fred Cameron, Mrs,
William Bryce. Mrs, 1. !. Shirley, Mrs.
II. y. Aspinwall, Mrs Brand, Mrs. =.
J. Nandersypt. and NJ FrLnk Mc-
Cough.
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has been announced surely. As the
Shriners are TO be hosts. n IN ex-
peoted that It will be a real social
function.
VIOLIN. PIANO AND VOCAL
NUMBERS ST CLUB.
The Fo%rtnight,y Music club met
Monday evening instead Of its regu-
lar night. Tuesday. the past week. and
presented n program that was greatly
enjoyed. II III
Piano Duct-"N Orma"-Ovcrturc..
........ Bellinc
Mrs Thompson and Mrs Faw,
soprano Soio-'NWaitz song tRo-
mco and Juiiet) ......... .GOunod
Miss Irina Working
Violin Soio-"Mcditation"-CThais
Mnssnnor
David Marcus.
Solo-"LoVc SonF"-tJcwels Of tho
Mndonna) .......... Wolf Ferrcrl
Mr. Mexican.
Violin Solo-"Obcrtoss"-(Wicnl.
David Marcus.
Piano Solo-'Tarantcllc"- IVAN
Noordenl
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NSTI.RN STAR SEEMING
CltH To MEET.

The Eastern Star Sewing club Will
meet "Wednesday afternoon at hall
past Two with Mrs D. NJ. Lyon az
home. sos West Slate venue
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day I think Of my mother maybe that is the
basic reason for Harding attainment 20 his high
office. DO you think of your mother every day3
II not. make a start this Mothers day, aud every
day thereafter take a moment 10 reflect on the
gentle care Your mother gave you aud the loving
hopes she reposed in you.
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\ ron SIiitiNr
SuDN tASI.

= dance Cor the 200 members OF
TN cas, of The shrine show sN'"
i,st 1nudaA Tuesday aud Mvdn'--
duy. b. % be- given sOrlc time neat
wesk at the Masonic temple. Tho
date for the dance has not been de-
clded upon, but that II viii DO given
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PROMINENT MASON HERE.

George II. Ocake entertained q
party Of men friends At his home, sos
North Sixth street, In honor Of his
father. William Oeake OF Fort Wayne,
Indiana. who II his guest for 4 week.
Mr.. Ooake IL n OF the prominent
figures OF tho United States in Ma
sonic circles. He h thirty-third dep-
uty OF the Scottish rite for the state
OF Indiana. a post no has held for
many years. was the leader OF the
movement that resulted In building
the beautiful Scottish rite cathedral
IN Fort Wayne. me recently ccie-
brated his fiftieth anniversary In
Masonry. on this occasion the Scot
fish rite bodies d the Fort Wayne
valley united In placing a handsome
bronze tablet In the cathedral al ~.
Wayne, commemmoratlng Mr. Gcakc'a
nftieth anniversary a. a Mason. ac-
companying the presentation with a
memorial bearing ELOQUENT testimony
10 the value OF hts long service.
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Miller. Mrs. a. J. Clark. Mrs. W. II
king Mrs. c. a. French. Mrs. II. j.
:. Bell.
uecoration-Mrs. A. 4. Keith,
chairman. q. O. Warren, v. Coving-
ton. W. l.. Adams. G. ]. Miller.
Rcfrcshmcnts-Hrs VIM. Harring'
ton. chairman: Mrs. /. -. Mckinney
Mrs. IL. Mchrmau.
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The aides are to lew for ono poor
children OF the city and so each has
been requested to bring her Thin
BILE"
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ASSEIIN- NsCANNA
ENGAGEMENT OFT.

one OF the important bits OF new
current this week II the engagement
Of Miss lauren Asselin and Joseph
y McCanna. The wedding. Il 10
known. will take place some time IN
september. The engagement OF
hisr Aaseiin and Nc. McCanna IL tn,
elimination Of "A friendship which
began In school days and viii unite
two uf the first families In the city
Miss AAnclin Is tnc daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Arasiin. old RESIDENT
and prominent In community Hctiv'
tiles Mr.. McCanna II a son of Mr.
and Mrs T. p McCanna. another fam
ily OF considerable business and 80.
Uial prestige.
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Every day I think of my muthcr -'tr-.
are the words of Warren q. Harding. president uf
the United States. who. like many other Amau-
cans who have achieved greatness, attribute, h,
>ucccss iu large degree 10 his mother, training
Warren G. Harding mother wa, Phcbc Eliza
beth Dickcrson Harding who gave birth to hrr
son in the little village of Corsica, O. Every
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DANCE

Kappa kappa Gamma sorority
gave one OF thu prctucst Informal
dances of the winter last night ut the
woman club. entertaining "a crowd
or about sixty young people The
various suroritipH aud fratouitlcs ON
thu hill were well represented. flcur-
dolls. the flower that beans out
Euppn's ruiorr with best eject IN"
two shades Of hlur-wcT' used iu pro-
fusion about thu club rooms and the
cuIura w,r, also carried out in other
matters Of decoration. \ pr'tt'
feature dane" left each guest with q
tiuy golden krv-a replica ~ kappa's
pin. tn, fact that every d'tail for
a., guests pleasure was attended 20
uttrstcd 90 the hospitality 10. which
the girls are famous.
Their guests for the evening were.
Tho Misses Susan Tully. Maymc Hart,
Katherine ShutWcli. FLORIDA Sain,
Elizabeth Ilill. Edna Mosh'r, Helen
Stlwcii. Katherine kUlghcr. Mary
Macarthur. Hazel iiiW o. Kathleen
IouE. Al,Aaudrii NauE irN, Lorraine
Cleveland. Hlanyh, Gul'N, wilma
SNYDER Truth puughrriy. Helen Mac
Arthur. Iruuc Zee, MNrl' walker ana
Iorcul Burton, and q. - Wilton.
charlie C%ulpcpp,r Burch Foraker,
Bruc, Hanger. bat" snyder, Normhn
Nasur. John Frrndftrum, Blonde
Booker. Edward i%turgau fcrlinhn'
Koch. John i'Opr Hays. fr"d White
C,.orrr Mhitc. Dl,f Angle, Waite
Ward. Clairc F,tfor, fIo'd Millrr
steward Macarthur, Tom hugh,s
Ralph Wheeler. Dean Wat, flNi
Ward. George Martin, Laurence
Ioy,tt. Harold BraudvrburN, liob,r
Uop,wcll. Blii Hale. Utll Hol JOIN
Myors.. John Scrurgs aud lloy'
AFtHI.r
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MN
SHRINE SHOW MAY GO
To SANTA III,

l. man lutney, Harry walters, MI.
and Mrs " H. YOUNG and two or
three other prominent Shrincrs are
Co motor q santa Fl today to look
over the protpeC's Tor putting on the
Shrine show, Round IA Clock with
tho Shrinerr" n the report BE- faN-
at the Scottish Hitr cathedral there
,rAt saturday evening. only IN"
oil.r girls and men viii go along,
As thu trip would be- too much tor
tn Younger children VIC are In the
caA Tho east Is most enthusiast
nbost going and Will look forward
e. 10, announcement % the results
of the committee = Tip.
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To1orrow might, the Fort
nightly ciub's opcratic produce
tlon The Bohcmian Girl" viii
bc presented nj the High School
auditorium. with n cast made up
Of the hest NuicSss IN the city.
Thc nams-s % the cast have btcn
printed on several ocfn~inu- ~
they will not he rspcutcd herr.
The costume viii. without a
doubt, b. the most lavish sem ON
an Albuquerque stage, ~ not
onl, suits nad gowns FROM coS
tumc housts have been brought
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Mrs. Henry Burch and Mrs. Y. G.
AT tho meeting Of tho Friday Evening
Bridge club.
Ideal Bridge club members played
Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. sarah
Mitcheifs home.
The Jolly Seventeen Card club viii
be entertained Tuesday AZ Mrs. Earl
stevens home.
A Friday bridge club OF three Ia
bles played last week 81 Mrs scherer's
home.
Mrs A. u. Hebenstreit win entertain
- Notre bridge club next Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs c. NJ. Meachem win entertain
Apres-Midi Bridge club nex Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. II. J. Cayendsr entertained the
Friday Bridge club the past week.
Mrs Earl knight entertained the
Wednesday Afternoon Card club the
past week at Mrs. Harry Denjamin's
home.
Mrs. saraIl Mitchell entertained the
Ideal Card club Tuesday afternoon.
PICNIC SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
George Arnot was host SUNDAY af-
trrnoon at n picnic party In Tetano
canyon. Eight couples motored out
and had n Joyful afternoon In tho
mountains. the climax OF which was
the usual eats.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-08
mrs. BRowN's BItIDGE sERrEs.

Mrs l. ID Brown gave a bridge se-
ries OF two parties this week.. the first
on Tuesday and thu second on We'd
aesday~~AMf1~Fsod GosntFen<santhu
honor guest at Wednesdays party.
Tuesday four tables were plnred the
following guests participating. Mrs.
Peguo. Miss Belle Benson, Mr.. Tom
hinkert Mira Warren Graham. Mrs.
J. q. Herkenhoff. Mrs. Sullivan. Mrs.
LeFabre, Mrs n. J. Altmlx, Airs.
liuoff. AIRS Maloney, Mrs T.. with,
Mra Tom Walker and Mrs. Leo john
son.
on Wednesday the guests were.
Mrs Fred Cameron. Mrs. Blair, Mrs.
Hurry Braun. Mrs. Felix Baca, Airs.
n. NJ bowora Mrs. Edgar Nunlist.
Mrs. Aber, Mrs. Nye Martin, Mrs.
1eorge Leslie. Mrs W. D.. Hicks. Mrs.
Charles Roehi Mrs. n. X. Scheck.
Mrs A. n Wilde. Mrs. 4. Van CIcnve
and Mrs Eva Hyre.