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Tho Jap club with their advisor,
Mrs. Roy Graham. have been
studying and discussing The
Essentials of "A School Girls Code"
The subject FOR discussion at the
meeting Monday was. Economy,
lts Place in our Code.
Friday afternoon. twelve girls,
representing several grade school
and high school clubs. Miss Gray
son. Mics Jardlne. Miss Hobson ana
Miss Adams. met al the \. - g. a.
recreation rooms. and with al tnc
mukinra FOR an outdoor supper.
proceeded By automobile 90 the
mesa. beyond the university. Find
INK u shady spot they ''mado camp
and listened 20 some eNperienyHs
ct beatrice Hobsun. girl mixer,
who. with her mother. has walked
from Ncw Hnm~Hhlrc. Miss Gray
sun. who a. "a raConteur 81 color
ful Indian tales. ~ u%ncNccilcd. thea
told several stories OF the Zuni
Indians. when the sun had
lowered. the girls built a fire and
roasted wiencrs After The ioiiiest
Kind Of a supper. tho talk was OF
the camp. which will be held ut the
Rotary Boy scout camp In Cienega
canyon The date of the camp
viii be announced later.
The G l. T.. club met for It's
usual supper and social hour
Tuesday
Miss Adams mot with two story
hour classes. The Thursday class
is for boys and girls from eight
10 twelve years Of age. and the
SATURDAY morning claEs for kinder
rartcn and nr~i-grade boys and
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GOSPEL NALL HOLDS
ANNUAL PICNIC

The Gospel Hall Sunday school
held IT, annual picnic Thursday at
Sandia Grove. Long before the
hour sct eager children might be
seen crowdinE around the doora
OF tho sunday school The first
load left about . a. m. Soon after
the arrival 81 the last load. teams
were chosen and two ball games
were In progress AZ the same time.
one for the girls and the other for
the boys
Time evidently was turned back
ward ln its flight. DO W. are to
JudEe from the way somc of the
Older ladies ran the bases For
those Of tho children who could
not play ball other forms OF amuBe-
msnt were provided air. Wagner
demonstrated his ability Co get all
the fun there was 90 Dee gotten
out Of a piece Of rope by urrHnE-
INK everything from "a swing 10 r.
tug-of-wnr
Supt W q RnHbc offered prizes
to the winners Of foot races. Sing
ing was nlso much enjoyed aner
which Carl Amending made q few
remarks about the cameras W.
al carry IN our fore heads The
light Of the body To- the cve
Free Lemonade and Be-. cream
cones wefs served an dns Some
Of the more intrepid p~lruickers
went in swimmins IN the river ON
the whole. q most cnjnyrulo time
was mad b. everybody.
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The past week has brought more weddings than any other in
he social calendar Of the year. With parties for brides elect, at
tending the University commencement aud entertaining visiting
|Shriners, the week has been full and overlooking with social en-
Igagements.
Even more announcements Of engagements are being made
which foretells more weddings in the near future. Rumor has il
that October will bring as many weddings Ms June. At this rate
there will be no more bachelors or bachelor maids left in Al
|buquerque.
The coming week holds a party for some bride elect each
|day. Ladies' day NJ the Country club will also be an outstand.
ling event Of the week. At least the summer days are not drag
gine as usual when vacationers have fitted away 10 the noun
tains and seashores aud left just a few at home to keep the so
cial fires burning.
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LIGHrON-FTE

The wedding Of Miss Irene Fee.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. y. w.
Fee 60 Edward william LEIGHTON
was quietly sole mniaed at the home
0f the bride on Friday afternoon
June the ninth at six O'Clock. Rev
~ ". Mcclure ~ tho Lead Avenue
Methodist church performed the
ceremony. The bride was beauti-
fully eowned in a creation of white
organdy over white satin with n
coronet veil Of white tulle caught
up with lilies Of the valley. She
carried a shower bouquet OF white
roses and iiliies OF the valley.
Her sister Elizabeth attended her
AS briesmaid. She wore a gown %
Jade green taffeta and carried a
bouquet OF salmon pink roses. The
Nch.r as best man.
The double ring ceremony was
used. BEFORE the ceremony, Miss
Ruth Dhugherty whistled AT
Dawning. by Cadman. Onip the
premberr Of the families aud a few
intimate friends were present.
A reception to the more intimate
friends Of the couple was held af-
ter the ceremony. Mrs. G. H. shy
der and Mrs. {. May presided In
the dining room. They we're as-
sisted by Misses Lorena Burton.
Helen Macarthur. Wilma snyder.
Blanche Gulcy and Helen stoweii
who served.
The rooms were beautifully dec
Grated with pink and white roses.
and fern. After a brief honey moon
the couple viii return 90 Afbuquer-
que to make their homo,
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Alice Webster. Fanny Blakemore,
Mary r.. Smith. visiting past matron
from Ohio: Eunice Beatty, Clara
Rogers, president Of Past Matrons'
club. Alba Butler. Henrietta Bal
ley and Miss Louise Blakemore.
Mrs. Kinds was made an honorary
member OF the Past Matrons' club.
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1T. JOHNS GttiU
MEETS WITH Mrs. ROSS
Mrs. Edmund Ross was hostess
TO st. Johns Guild last Wednesday
afternoon for the regular monthly
meeting. Each member brought a
dollar. because there we're no teas
or other activities to ~rcplonish the
guild treasury last month. There
was much interesting Discussion Of
plans for guild activities ext faii.
In accordance with the require
ments OF the constitution which
was recently adopted. the advisory
board appointed an auditor, Mrs.
Chns. outer. and "A press reporter.
Mrs. u J. McCianahan. to serve
until the next election OF officers.
At the conclusion OF business
Mrs. Ross served r~efreHhments and
everyone enjoyed an hour or socl-
ability. The president. Mrs A. w
Goodrich. will he hostess for the
next meeting. which will be Sep
TENDER &.
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MRS. . q. GotID
tIttTfD BftrG tTE To
NATIONAL CONVENTION

Mrs ] q. Gould has been elected
delegate to the National Federation
OF Womcn's Clubs convention which
viii meet In c%hautauqua. New
York. June 20 TO rs. Mrs. Gould ID
vice president Of the State Fedora
ton OF Womcn's Clubs Of New
Mexico. She will leave tomorrow
for Niagara faiis and from there
she VIII go TO the convention In
chautauqun. After the convention
she Will go 10 New York city.
Philadelphia. Atlantic City, Wash.
ington. ID. c.. and then on TO can
ada and Quebec
Mrs Frank Parker OF Santa Fe
Who IN president OF the state Fed
Grafton of Women's clubs. and
Mrs Mason ana Mrs. Bear OF RIOS
well will also attend the convention
to represent New Mexico.
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and In a graduate Of the High
school. For the past two years
she has taught In the public
schools.
Mr.. Guild has been In New
Mexico for the past year and a
half spending some time nj san
Ysldro before coming to Albuuuer-
qque. He Ia a native OF New York,
and served overseas In the late
war. Mr.. Guild II In the insurance
business In Albuquerque and II
well liked In the younger business
and social set.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guild left on
Thursday evening for Iamy, Santa
Fe and bishops Lodge, where they
will spend a honeymoon Of perhaps
two weeks.
wTTH-HART
At a sewing party for n few init
mate girl friends OF Miss Nintorinc
with Friday, her engagement Ia
James Albert Hart OF Santa Ne was
announced. Mrs Eugene With, the
bride-elcct's mother. was the host
esa.
The rooms were lavishly decorat-
ed with red roses. and the delicious
two-courae luncheon which was
served at ave O'Clock carried out
the deep roac red color scheme
Tho wedding will be on June 20.
Miss with 10 n popular member
Of the young Het and for some time
has been n teacher In the Bcrnniiiio
county schools. Mr. Hart II well
known In Albuquerque as he has
made his home here until two
years q when he entered the bot
Ting works business In Santa re.
A number Of parties have been
planned for Miss with this week.
Miss Helen Binkort will entertain
with a Kitchen shower here on
Tuesday Mrs Alex with will give
a BRIDGE party on "Wednesday for
Miss With. and her sister Mrs. r,
y. Walker. will entertain her with
a luncheon and bridge party on
Thursday nj n o'clock nj her
home.
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FOR BRIDAL PARTY
VERY ELABORATE AFFAIR

The dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. W. Faw on Tuesday evening at
their home for the members Of the
bridal party In their sons wedding
was a very beautiful affair. Covers
were laid for seventeen guests. The
table was adorned with a bank of
fern and white roses topped with
a huge white brides cake NJ a
centor-piece.
A tiny kewpie was nestled IN
the fern on each side OF the cake.
they were tied with bows Of pink
ribbon and white ribbons extended
from their hands 60 each place card
which was hand-pnintcd with white
roses. The favora were white net
horse shoes shaped with rice. the
Inside OF the horseshoe was filled
with candles and nuts,
A. Miss Gouid's plate was tho
groom's gift so her. a silver mesh
bag. and "a water set from the
sroom's parents. Paul faw pre-
rented the bride with a bouquet OF
roses. The groom gave his hest
man and ushcrs gold cuff links
The bride gave her bridesmaids
silver bracelets, and to Miss ftoriz
and Miss Williams she gave silver
bar pins, set with white sapphires-
After the dinner the wedding
cake was cut and fav0rs of differ
ent kinds were drawn by the guests,
who were, Miss Alice Gould. Miss
Viola Hcrkenhoff. Miss clyda VIII
son. Miss Alice Lewis. Miss Grace
StottE Miss Norma Williams, Mrs.
Gould, Mr. ralph Gould. MIR. Hugh
Graham. Mr. Walter Berger, Mr..
Paul Eaw.s Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
] Cooper. Mr.. George Bryan and
Mr. HoWnli Inv
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MANY VISITORS
AT MIftAMONTIS
EDH SUNDAY TIA

The first OF tho teas which will
be given this summer on sunday
afternoons from i've until eight
o'clock was on last Sunday after
noon az Miramontes. u IL a pleas
ant place to stop In for a cup of
ten when out motoring ON Sunday.
Among the parties " four o.
more that present last sun
day were. Mr.. and Mrs. a. ~ Nc
Millen. Miss Katherine McMiilen.
and Richard 4. woodson. Miss
Evaneeline Perry. Mrs X. g.
Beals Mr.. Fred Luthy. and Mr..
Gordon Gass Mr. ard Mrs Howard
Crnchl and their small daughter,
Beverly. Miss Aiietta Fisher vas
the guest OF Sir. George whitcomb.
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SURPRISE ra2iY
FOR MISS

A very pretty surprise party was
that given on "wednesday evening
by Miss HERNIA q. French In honor
OF Miss Lady bee Hopkins, who has
Just returned from Magdalena. The
evenings entertainment consisted
OF sewing and a musical program
given by Mrs. Charlotte Moore.
A two-course luncheon was
served at a table very attractiveiy
decorated with red roses. The re-
frcHhments were carried out In red
also The guests were, Mcsdames.
Margaret Hennensy, Geo. Hubbell.
Thomas. G. W. pinney. Walter
Noneman. Paul Roberts. Elmer
Hiehl. Catherine Giipin. Jean
Rlakemore. Charlotte Moore and
Misses. Jeffie short. Alice Lewis,
PerSis Bryce. Clarke Watson aud
Lady Bee HopktnH.
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ExHu,rr or WS3D
NOM PRINTS

An exhibit Of the choicest o. the
coiored block ffints 81 The many
made By Gustave BnumRn 81 Santa
~ VIII be on exhibit this week 10
the ottcrs Of the koshare Tours.
IN this collection are many Of ex-
IRENE beauty. both In subject mat
ter and colorinE.
Apple hloaaoms. with an an.
Gent apple tree IN the glory ot
full bloom Autumnal 0lorp.
with al the ~briIliance Of the nea.
son. October Night" with tn
shadows OF mellow moonlight
Pscos Valley, Mountain Pool
Iand GRAND Canyon, are but I
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LADIES DAY At COUNTRY
tftn MEDNfNnAy

ladies Day AZ the Country club
will be on "Wednesday VI this week
The committee In charge L. Mrs
w G. Heid, chairman. Mrs w "a
Hopewell and Mrs Lester cooper
A. the days are getting much
warmer. bridge viii be started al
ten O'Clock IN 'As morning aud
luncheon wilt be- served al one
O'Clock. Those wishing TO fIvs
lunch a. the club hav~be.n N-kcc
TO pleas" notify tho steward b,
TneNAnN noon.
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MINERVA CTuH MEETS
WITH Mrs. ROMERO

The Minerva club met on Friday
afternoon with Mrs 4. Romero. Ir.
iTai West Central avenue. After
an afternoon OF sewing. delicious
refrehhments were served 10 the
twelve guests present. The club
VIII give = picnic sunday In Tijeras
ranyon to which their husbands
will be invited Each member viii
take a picnic lunch and cars viii
be provided for conveyance.
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FOR MIS- rITRNEY

Miss uenevieve Tterney will he
The guest OF honor a. q numDer az
pretty affairs this week. Miss
bernice Hcsaelden will entertain
Tor her with a luncheon az the
A~iyaraGo on Wednesday AZ one
o'clock. There viii be twenty
guests
Mrs H. A. vauEhey will give a
buffet supper and dance Thursday
evening al her home for Miss Tier
ncy.
Invitations arr out for a tea a.
be given On Saturday afternoon
June tho seventeenth from -four
until six o'clock At the home Of
Mrs J ] Tierney as \. 9Th street
Tor Mis- G~enevieye Tscrney.
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MBt4E C1tB NfETS
WITH Wits. NfcVSTI.tDlR

MS 7 q. M~erFfeldor onfertalnfd
the EnHomhie Bridge club at her
home on Monday afternoon. There
were two tables Of bridge. and .
loNely two our luncheon was
served IN the late afternoon. Mfat
keean ~ Clovis Mrs Bsird rreucll
81 'arrixoxo. and Mrs Harry SLACK
Mefe aulaflfufea
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TEA At NIRAMoSTEs
ON TuE M1fSA

Mrs Gillette Cornish was host
ess at n tea given on Friday after
noon at Miramontes on the mesa
Her guests were. Mesdamcs 4. q.
Cornish. Louis Hfeid. W. q Hope
l. = Peters, n. w - Bryan, q l..
Brooks, n. II Jamison. } r Me-
lAuEhlin. j. y. PoArce. Max Nord-
haus. J. y. Mullen, Childers. and
here.
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uNNEasITy eESioR

Tho annual reception 10 The
graduating class Of the state uns.
veruity. given by the Board II
Regents and President DAVID =
Hlii was held Tuesday afternoon
a. RSdeS Hall from 4 70 = o'clock
Thosa who stood IN the receiving
line were; Edward Horsan. presi'
dent student body President Hin
Governor Mechcm. Mrs u =. Hli
Doctor J. A. Relay. Mrs. Aechem
A. A. eediiIo. Mrs. J A. Reidy
' Nathan Jaffa. r. " keiehcr. Mrs
r =. Ksieher, Mrs r. y Aspiund
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dance at Aibaaucrque educauona
institutions has bccr made by Miss
Clyda Wilson of NaHsar avenue,
University HciEhts. who last We'd
nesday received a Bachelor OF
Science degree from the State uni
versity Miss Wilson has been a
pupil In the public schools and
State University here for the past
~ years
She started her grammar school
course at the First Ward school
and, after comp citing eight years
Of study there. she wen four years
10 tho hirh school she finished
her collegiate study nj the Iniyer-
sity this June. whore she was n
member Of the Alpha Chi omega
soroclty. besides holding a class
office and other positions In stu
Alent activities. In her scholastic
work she has always received high
grades.
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WILLIAMS

Mrs. Alexandra A. Sandoval has
received word OF the marriage of
her niece. Miss Margaret Armijo.
a. George williams In Los Angeles.
Calif. They r now on a honey
moon trip. visiting San Francisco
and other California points.
Mrs. Williams In the dauEhter Of
Mrr. NJ. q. Armijo and grand
daughter Of the late Don Francisco
Armijo y Otero and has many
friends In Albuquerque and vioin-
lty.
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Goa
PANTY nay Ar
LUTHERAN GIIt RICH

To-day viii be observed NJ Famlly
day at 81 PRurs English Lutheran
church following a long established
custom in the church The morn
inE message by the pastor will deal
with an aspect OF the Christian
home. sud Holy Communion viii
be administered. The evening Will
be given owe Ia the sunday school
for It's annual Childrcn's Day
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AMERICAN LEGION
AUXILIARY TO MEET
WITH MRS.

The regular meeting Of the
American Legion Auxiliary will be
at the home OF Mrs. Eta Caldwell,
III r. Gold avenue. on Monday
afternoon, June ~, at 2 30 o'clock.
All members are urged to be
present.
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Lutheran church on Thursday
afternoon was the announcement
that the Misses Lolita ana Grace
Petersen had made their departed
brother. Arthur Julius, a memorial
member % the society. accompany
ing the membership with q very
generous gift 10 tho cause Of Chris
faaU mfuaNUWA
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business and professional won
on have become a strong influence
In nationa- affairs through the
strength gained by their ganct adj
vancement In commercial lines In
the past few years.
Chattanooga, Tennessee, will b.
the gathering place In July. for
something like thousand WON :
en- OF executive type. who will meet
IN convention for a week 90 discuss
the problems ~ the progress OF
women In the professional and
commercial fields in this country.
The convention VIII begin July 10
and continue in session until July
10.
Back Of this unassuminR an
nouncement il "a woman movement
that has made more progress In
the space OF three years than
many national organizations have
made In three times that period.
Three years ago the business n
professional women OF this coun-
try mobilized into one large ma
tionai group at the first annual
convention OF the National Fedora
ton q business and Professional
Women's cubs. at ST. Louis. Since
then similar conventions have
been held year'y at -. peul and
Cleveland. Tho organization has
made "a rapid but solid growth un-
III u nov numbers a membership
OF 80. coo. with 400 clubs In fs
states. Including n very thriving
club In our far west state, Hawaii.
The National Federation has
demonstrated three things that
business and professional women
DO work together la complete har-
mony and with gratifying results
that women are In commercial
fo d. to stay and are made vol
co'ae by their men coworkcrs and
third that business women can set
up a program and carry n
through to a successful finish.
Meet of Specialists
The Chattanooga meeting Of
women specialists will be notable
In many respects. The program
will b. "A strong n especially
strcssing educational standards
with a view io an Intelligent, CO.
operation with u colleges. In bus
mess department. ethics, personal
integrity and dress. There VIII be
daily round tables at which wall
liable discussions will be led BY
women executives who are experts
In their respective Zine.
The platform OF this ~Organixa-
ton ~ both simple aud direct. ~
does not interfere with the poll
cies u other organizations A. n
rule Il minds its " business
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MRs. q. .. siiooks
ENTERTAINING HER SlSTlR

Mrs. q. l. Brooks has as her
guest this week her sister. Miss
julia Wilson OF Chicago. Who has
Just returned from a trim around
the world. Miss Wilson has been
away for several months and In now
on her way 70 hor hume In chi
cago.
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ANNUAL CAMP rDR
n. " q 4. GIRLS

Camp, camp, Camp That h.
the big topic 81 discussion at the
Y. W. G. A. this woe There viii
be two camp sess,ors 81 l.ght days
each. to be- held the Va .tv part Of
this month. Tor giti- - different
gscs. A deposit n 81 90 mutt ac-
company a registration when tho
total number h. re1'hcd the regis
tration will be- closed. n YOU are
a ''camp fan. st your luiinr ia
early The entire cost heard ipdF-
ing. supervised ~ zoos inyi4prlting
hikes aud tho best OF fun Ia the
world. T. only n doiif~ "a day
Remember ~ a cnaucs for an
utbcr glorious vacation In u lvnutt-
fui cabin up amors The ul tines.
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usrrsllcAS SonES TO

Tho Repubiican Women's AEso-
citation of Beraaiiiio County ~ill
give It's initial luncheon on Tuesday,
June "a. at f;sO y. m. at the
n. NJ G. a. All republican women
sre cordially invited to attend the
luncheon and 10 join the associa-
ton. A large crowd IN expected.
Those who wish to attend have
been asked to telephone Mrs A..
Gusdorf i2bl-It. for reservations
lofnr. Manfuy noon
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sUcss-syLyrSfrR

Mrs \ Suggr. a22 West leai
avenue. ANNOUNCES the engagement
OF her daughter. Mabel Lucille. To-
Paul Raymond sylvester. OF this
city
No date has been SGT f1r the
Wedding. but n win take pace
some time In july
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RIAK-KIMHAiL

The marriage Of Miss Miriam
Marie Kimbaii daughter ~ Mrs
Fred Merrill kimhall sol " sill
yer nycnue and Guss W Reck OF
Clayton. Sew Mexico. will he quiet
~ solemnized at the home 81 the
brides mother at four % clock this
afternoon. Rev. Mexican will per.
form the ceremony, only tho i'm.
mediate family will he present AZ.
ter the ceremony a wedding dinner
Will be served the color scheme OF
pink n white will be used. sink
roses forming tho contorpiece FOR
the table.
The couple will leave for clayton
this evening where Mr.. Rock IN In
the drur btfafneaa
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rErcursrY.SmYIpER

The marriage ceremony for Miss
Pauline Uhfelder and Barney Pet-
chesty will be performed In Tan
Hall tomorrow evening at six
o'clock. Only the immediate fam
HES and "a few intimate friends %
the couple will be present
Afterward a wedding supper viii
he served In Taft Iiall and tho cou-
pie Will go TO the Grand canyon
and southern California on their
honeymoon trip. Paul Drcyfuas
will attcnd the groom a. best man
Edna itosewald will be ring
bearer, and Stanley prcyfuSs. Allen
K~osenwald, and Stanley Roscnwala
will be train bearers.
They will make their home In
Santa Re. when they return.
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GRAND MArrHSVor
EflsTERN STAn OF MN
MEXICO ENTERTAINED

Mrs. Margaret Kinds who u the
grand matron Of Eastern star Of
New Mexjco. made her Official visit
40 Adah Chapter No. 8 on Tuesday
lcveninE. June 8. After the usual
business meeting the guest was
Entertained with y musical pro-
bran. given by some OF tho mem
&hsrs Of the chapter. Later a lunch
&was served To about zoe members.
on Tuesday afternoon the Past
Matrons' CLUB Of Eastern star en-
fsrtained with a picnic AZ the horne
~ Mrs GEORGE ftuoff for Mrs.
Hinds Mrs. Ruoffs home 10 called
"nlmrock Pauch" aud IA some dis
inuNe off the Rear CANYON road
The trail was "blaxad" for the
quests 70 that they could find their
wav to the rustic ranch home,
which IL made Of wooden Stats
The home was prettlly decorated
with mountain flowers aud green.
/ rvv The guests were, Mcsdamea,
Ahhle CLARK. Matron Of Adah
chapter. 0rec4 p. white. IRENE
PETER. ,, Whitcomb. Hiids Anp.n.
rajl. v. y. wisehsr. George Rucff
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few Of number on exhibit These
pictures are for the benefit Of the
public and D. Is hoped every on,
Interested will avail himself Of thu
opportunity.
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Mcc, OF ~sIrsslnnss.

Doctor j. II. Clark, Mrs. J, j..
CLARK. Miss Josephine Parsons.
Doctor l.. q. Mitchell. Mrs L. a..
Mitchell. Dean 2 T. Eyre. Mrs.
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