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mujeres y lie adnliraron los hombres. De
alma sofladora y artista, pronto la fama
lie cubrio de halagos. Y tai Sc las COM
puso, no obstante, que a Ia misma tenn
prana edad en- que es dado los hombres
saborear ell preciado alimento de la ilu-
sion, el va vencido, amargado y NAL
trecho, escribia 10 siguiente:
Hojas del arbol cafdas.
juguete del viento son;
las ilusiones perdidas.
'iayl, sin hojas desprendidas
del arbol del coraz6n
A. Delgado RAY. Z
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LOS JUEGos DE
- NTAYAGUEz sUsPENDIDOs

Ell manager" de la novena Geo.
lectiva" ha recibido una carta de Tony
Luciano, manager del team ma
yagiiez", en- donde lie indica que debido
s no haber recibido TN -equipo nuevo
Lus esperan de los Estados Ulidos, Sc
ven obligados transferir los desafios
concertadcs para otra fecha cusndo va
hayan recihido aqueIos.
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MURIo DEL coRAzIoN

En- la Colonia Esperanza, de la Cen
tral Aguirre, de Salinas, murio repenti-
namente Vidal sanabria, de sesenta y
cinco amos. El m6dico que 10 asisti6 GER
tifc6 que sanabria habia muerto de IN
ataque al corazon.
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TIE DE SALAMANCA, atildada, inte-
resante Y linda narracion en- verso. De-
j6, ademas, otras composiciones de pre-
gonado merito, como Ell CANTo DEL
CoSACo. LA CANCIoN DEL PIRA-
IA, HTMNO AL SOL, CANTo A TE-
RESA, ETC.
Sc ha dicho cue Espronceda fu6 e.
poeta de la soberbia y Ell orgullo, de las
pasiones y los vicios. Ese juicio tai vez
peque de exagerado. Lo que ST puede
decirse con fundamento es que era un
poeta de gran inspiration, de mucho
nervio, fogoso, dramatico, sentimental
satirico. En- general, adolecio del de-
fecto de escribir con cierto desalino y
de mostrarse difuso y pesado en- las COM
posiciones largas. En- cambio, tuvo acier
tos parciales que causan asombro y ma
ravilla En- todas sus producciones pue-
den hallarse primores aislados, estrofas
llenas de inspiration, de armonfa de
sentimiento; hermosas frases rinadas,
donde brilla esplendorosamente la mag
mica sonoridad del habla castellana.
Temperamento extrailo el de este hon
bre singular. Vino al mundo adornado
Gle los dones y privilegios que hacen la
vida c6moda y feliz. Sus padres, acau-
dalados y prestigiosos, lie pusieron Gu
bierto de privaciones. Suggestive por su
talento Y por su -fgura. lie amaron las
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TEATRo STRAND:

Max Linder, ell famoso comediante en-
su Ultima production 'siete Amos de
Mala Suerte''. >
Mafiana:-E Ethel Clayton en- el drama
en- cinco reels "El Despertar de la Con
ciencia".
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SIN oUITARLE M PoNERLE
sr. Ramon Santiago.
Ell MUNDo, Ciudad.
Estimado MONSANT

sr. Ramon Santiago,
Ell MUNDo, Ciudad.
Tstimado MoNSANT.
lie cstimar1a mucho hiciera constar
or sus not5s deportivas, que en- el jue-
go celsbrado Ell domingo tiltimo en- ell
rohlado Gle Cataflo, ell ''San juan no
eataba complete, faltandole Yayo, Qua
ia, juicy Y Liborio; y que para ocupsr
sus puestos fueron escogidas personals
que estaban presenciando la practica.
Ahora bien, amigo 'Monsant": por
conducto suyo, me tomo la hhsrtad de
retSr al "Catano Stars para cl do
mingo que ellos deseen a las dcG de la
tarde. Asi como tambien las demas
novenas dc Ia isla de primera Inca. CO
mo "Jacaguas "Coamo'', ''Aguadi-
IIa", "Lares'' "Colectiva".
Anticipandole las gracias por il pu-
blicacion &c estas l1neas, me suscribo
dc Vd. alto. amigo s. S..
LLorenzo ROGUE.
Manager del f'team" SAN JUAN.
Box 469.
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CINE Ties BANpERAs,,:

William Duncan en- ell episode doce
de la serie "El Hombre de Hero y
el drama en- seis actos por Alice Joyce
'su Senior y Dueno''.
Ma1ana:-Eleine Hammerstein en- la
grandiosa cinta en- seis actos "La Pri-
mera Campesina' y una comedia.
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De BASE BALL
continuation de la pag. la.)

bio un laurel mas conquistado en- bue-
ia lid.
Ell score result6:
RED SoX 0210 8 23 / 0-12
ADJUNTAS 0 2 o 1 o-5
Queremos hacer pubhco nuestrc agra
Gecimiento por La grata acogida qus
nos dispensara Ell digno manager del
team Adjuntas, sr. de Andino, y Ell
pueblo en- general. 81 Adjuntss quiere
cl desqUite estamos dispuestos a If a
su encuentro cuando asi 10 exprese.
JACQUES.
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CINE NORMA:

Los episodios once y doce de la Sc
RE Ell Vengador silencioso'' por Will
liam Duncan Y una comedia.
Mafana:-El sublime drama en- sic
te actos titulado 'Relampagos de Ce-
los".
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"soRINoUEN PARK".

Malone Hamilton y Betty Blyth en-
Ia magnifca production en- seis actos
LA Tercera Generaci6n''.
Mafana:-El magnifco drama por
Mary Miles Minter titulado 'La Fe
que mueve las montafias'.
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Ell. YESUBIO
SEVNL.A

HI EAs fresso, azaplie sSnasd0r sRa
gista al mar. Deparkamsnso para e.
paiiias. Fronts al sdfAsie del geaaAe
y esrea Dc los eenl&s Centres 0aeia-
lea. El mEs eoEvcaiants para tran
ss1ztss.-Se elquilaR As sanss -.
aanal, GuiDeansl HasnsEsl. Hespe-
dsJs sssapls4O, e3.0e. Gale de eEis-
"a, Nam. Is. San Juan. TalsfoRe eA@
2. o, Rex SsS. Prspsstaria; PEDRa
ARRzETA f@gy
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CINE LAS ANTILLAs

La serie francesa ia Nueva Auro-
ra'' una comedia,
Manana.- Episode, octave de la Sc
rie Ell Hombre de Hero" y ell dra-
ma en- seis actos Una puntada Tiem
POI.
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CINE PUERTO RICO:

Ell magnifico drama en- seis actos til
tulado 'Estigma de Cupido'.
Mafana:- Pima Menicheli en- Ia gran
diosa production de arte titulada La
Historic de una Mujer''
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BEL1oGRAPH, (aotano).

Episodes nueve y diez de Ia gran Sc
rie 4El vengador silencioso'' y una
bonita comedia.
Manana:-Max Linder, ell famoso co
mediante frances, en- su Ultima comedia
en- cinco actos ''7 afios de mala suerte''
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CINE LUNA:

Tercera jornada de lei Jinete sin
Cabeza" y una comedia.
Mafana: Ell magnifco drama en- seis
actos ''Ladron Sublime" y una come
dia. -
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NCLATERRA

Frepissagie: Jes6 u. RoEEGswsa
i'azea Ms. {. Tsldfeno 800. San Jzan.
Puerte Riea. gitEado sn una de Las
PFinetpalea Gales, eszea eel Trsa
: Del TsgErs, Pr6xiza IOs MaelIss,
sCEsiGEs al Ccxree dsDks EdiAsios
FsdsraloE. Busn sTate. ssrviaae ex
salsato- Sc sirvsn Comidas . dsmias,
lie. So adxAitea aboaados y Rrsssss
mGdiseG,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-25

HOTE;.I-.EE:.S
ALCAZAR

Lima So. Frente al MunisiDie.
tuevo Hotel Modernsmente eQuipa-
do. Coeina criolla. Habitaciones fres-
saG. Buen TrstO. Preeioa de sitEa-
sidN. So adnliten abonados.
Francisco RIEvERA.
Propiet&rio.
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DOS REaIDos DEsAF1os

Han de resultar, los que Sc llevaran
efecto en- la iga "Nueva' de Ca
guas, en- la mGhana y tarde del do
mingo.
Las novenas que en- ellos han de
tomar parte son "Mayagiiez' ell
"Yale'', por 10 que no dudamos que
tspto los fanatics de la cigdaG del
"Turabo", como los de esta capital,
hsn de invadir los stands &c aque-
liza liga
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EN- Ell e'MoRRo"

seguramente malana las diez a. m,
Sc enfrentraran en- los terrenos del
"Morro", las novenas "san Juan" y
cclsctiva".
Debido a que los aludidos equipos
sen los mas fuertes de la ciudaS de la
"loza", es de esperarse que Ia lucha
Ia de resultar relida, por 10 que los
anantes del Rey de los deportes que
csran altamente satisfechos.
MoNsANT.
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EL DORADO

(RrOzse q Ia uGMaEa 2s DsisSaAeaI
sHEecomos On zary1clA dc eszai4ag la
s&ESa ? prOcaoa as sitascadR. TR sxss.
lsAts as0mss5ca s&fs sara et guEss
nas rafiaaae. KaEaAss ana viSlsa y
EsRa AsxaBlacaAs.
yEugTmoE Y 9CERaB.
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PORTO RICO LINE
vaporss coneos Amsricanos

Excelene secio ell transporte de pasaieros carga
entire New York Puerto Rico prinera
Saiidas de San dfas fijos: Microbes P. M.
comoddades tao exquisite los pasaeos; cudadosa
ztenc6n a embarques
servicio de carga entire New Orleans Puerto Rco
Con gusto darenos cuaquier nforme que interese:
The New York & Porto Rico Steamship Co
Eroadway--New York. MuaIIa Mo. San I,,an.
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CARRIE

4laaa2s On 81 eorax6n de Ia siudad.
9sr2Sctsnente acondicipnado con &C.
los los sdelantcs modernos: Ascen-
oT, TsiSfonos, JInabrss, Magnificas
9shikacioneE CON haio privado y eiec-
os saritsrios Especial comfort para
&n4lias Y v1&jantsS. Precsos rnods-
aA8os.
Alsfonaa SSS 1908, p. @. Box S0s
Calls as San Francisco, No. 81.
AGn Iusn, r e.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-11-19
SUMMONS
IN TIRE SUPERIOR COURT OF ThE
 STATE OF ARIZONA. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF cocHisE.

THE STATE or ARIZONA. AT THE RELATION OF GUY C. WEIGH. TREASURER & EX-oFFICIo TAX COLLECTOR. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY or COCHlSE. STATE OF ARIZONA
 Plaintiff
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-27
Jazz Prod uce d
In Radio 7 e st
Anglers Hearers

KALAMAZOO, Mich. Dec. &c -
CBy J. S.)-Members Of the congre-
cation Of the First Congressional
church here were not entirely pleased
today with their new radio equip
ment, tried out last night for the
first time.
The apparatus was in splendid
wol king order. weather conditions
were excellent and large and eager
audience was present
But when the operator "cut in"
there was emitted from the ampii-
fer, not the beautiful Christmas
carols expected. but the Jazziest kind
of jazz.
Results were so offensive 10 the
music lovers of the city that Or.
TWyson Jones, pastor ordered the
operator TO close UP the instrument
until other music could be obtained.
After the crowd had gone some
excellent church hymns and classic2I
music was obtained from a ST. Louis
station.
There were rumOrs today some Of
the "old guard" are hostile TO tins
new tangled contraption" in their
church.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-27

watched her face. as intently as the
three Wise Men watched the East,
for a sign. And he saw It, clear and
ineffably wonderful Ia the stars
that came into her eyes.
II love you" she answered. with
equal simplicity. They lay a while
in sLence. blissful IN this wonder
each had for the other, wholly con
tent just that their hands and lips
should touch.
The same miracle was upon them
both; and the girls thought, rang
ing far. seized upon deep and NOV
Ing discovery. "Au this belongs 70
US" she told him. Indicating with
one movement or her arm the
boundlesJ solitudes about them.
This IS our own country, isn't st.
Ben? We can't ever-gO away"
The fire burned down. The moon
-heeled through che sky. The tall
spruce saw the dawn af2r and
b eckoned.
(THE ENID
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-27
DOUBLE SHOOTING IS
MYSTERY TO POLICE

DEER TRAIL, Colo. Dec. 20
CBy L. P)-Police today sought to
link mysterious telephone call and
an automobile in the battling murder
OF Howard Hamilton, "a, OF Denver,
and the serious wOunding Of Miss
Pearl Couer, is, also of Denver. The
TWO were fired upon late Saturday
night by an unknown assailant as
they left a dance hall here.
Hamilton was almost instantly
killed Shortly before the attack,
Miss Couer, according 10 police
called a local garage and asked the
proprietors TO watch out for a GER
tain automobile Authorities be-
Heved they might find a clew TO the
identity Of the slayer 10y tracing the
car.
The girl has been unconscious
since the shooting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-27
L. s. SEXES PAIR
IN HUGE SWINDLE

ST. LOUIS, Mo. Dec. 26.-(By J..
y S.)-Two men wanted in con-
rection with a million dollar swim
die" were taken into custory by post
office inspectors here today to be
held pending instructions from Bal
imQre.
Federal authorizes refused TO Civ
cut details of the alleged swindie
other than TO say that the men were
connected with the community fl
nance corporation of Baltimore and
we're wanted in that city and New
York.
The postal authorities say the men
are Austin H. Montgomery and W.
l.. Cunningham.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-27
CHRIsTMAs SWINGS CLUB

At the American Trust Company
now forming. Choose any plan
that suits YOU; save few cents or
many dollars weekly. Come in and
join now. ADVISER
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-27
CONTINUED Prom our Last Issue.)

said ih inc coFei-,s- IieI Ni'es w.
tered Wnen her 1atner ie-l Haa NOT
soH' IilieaFd-
ben Wa-ked quietly INTO lhe e.'1.7
or nreisht ana stood ar be'' -I-ce
'-ae. but while Ray ana ''aH 81 11H
az nm as j he were a Spectre rom
the grave. Beatr-ess oTay mp use
vas one OF immea7lFd''e anu u"-
speakaole tnankid-nes-'-
Inc man was eAna - esS
-h thelr handa- All Kay aims hau
been attained WITH Ben death the
CAIN fourth or "n-cH haa pee"
ms motive when ne nae sam IRAN
Would pass en-tle-y 10 MN ~
Tor such snare as ne "ou'u nave 70
Sive Chan
Nelson lay seriously "ouh ueu'
perhaps dead ly Tow. VIVA ever ms
INJURIES ne wound NOT go 'a1''
lhem 10 snare ln tHe so'u Oh l"e
c-a. m. The girl, also, was MS prey
% DO with "hal ne "Hea'
Bens face hardened. mere is
nothing can do now Aou came
700 ldie. but 4 "outu nave Hau
something 20 do u 1 had my r-he-
on. you depraved dogs. ne tod
them quietly ana distinctly. on
yellow monsrel towards.
Kay Strengthened, stuns by lhe
words. "A1d I'll make YOU wish YOU
was dead oeIore you ever 7a.a lAdl'
ne threatened Cnan-put a rope
around ms less ana q gag III MS rot
ten mouth.
Ihey moved toward MN SIN u
taheousIyf ana Beh adhiiiioheu inc
last or ms almosL-spenJ strength
10 mum them OH. Ihey a-d not Heeu
oedu'y weapons lot '"'7 "rss'u
FORM. Yet Tor the duration or one
second ben lousA- with an 'iler ''l'-
Die IeFoclty ana 'a-ot.
But sUcn an uheqHdl DtllIs cOHlu
.as1 only an instant h'y focused
MS attack upon Den . INJURED 'e-'
arm. than struck once at the s-r+
hurAng her 10 ene ground win a
base blow then dashed brutal blows
Into Ben5 face. The burst OF
s'rei'E.lh eDOed as qu'oN.y a. 'l mao
come ms less "l.t'd uHuer him. anu
ne sank SLOWLY TO the ground.
FOR a ie" minutes lney zoos I', l.
notice o. lAe prone ~ W - a' the lax
edge OF the fading hre-sht- Atten-
ton couId ne gwen lhen soon
enough. Their own triumph was
beginning 20 eve way 10 ue0P 4au
que.
DC" anu be''''-e H"U '1i-N' u SUI
~ @I ll'S'' aeesp1'ns 'ne-t late a'
taSL ana trying 10 luIBtI ais lH'HsS
DI' 'he l'e' OF e'ch o'Ae' 5 pl e.'t''c.'.
lbs right hahd he-d ner close 20 hIe
i.pA ana ohIy she eouIu UNDERSTAND
the ness Sc III JUS sol' PI eSUie' hu'
pr eSail'.y heE gaze fastened on some
OOJecI IN the grass 'e5'"e MINI
see a way oul-1ot US Oo'h.
Sle Noiu MN. -9ile A"e" ne "oHIu
n''1 h'-suh d el'',''llu ana cream INA.
Si'e ga" d" ae' u''' a. ei'Uo 20 ..l' anu
S''.,-S Ion s-'e any SSH
men '-, ~ "' N'
may 'e O'N any '''' 'i"' -
Il way 80 liie'' ie'i'-'o Heep
'iieii' rom 1o',ui ms anu ~. 10
~ 'N0 I'' "'' '' Z"
10 10 nv ne. , = u Is 49, .,, ~.
o0 Won 90 81 ''o .
4ol me-
ne si'l''eu seHD-y anu s''oi,5-S p
~" '''''-N -'''' o' '''"
A"e'. 'e1c u, o0- SOU am On .le
-.
'u''s u"I oN" N'''Ly ,''' N"', n
ed ou1 % my .1i'l oU 80. Hlll'N " ', .'.l-
~ az ..S- nv ''' '''e --'o'' ga %
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-28
DISNER FsDR DisrIN-
stfSHED Bfs MILAN.

A long distance telephone invi-
tation to Albuquerque members Of
the League Of Women Voters came
yesterday from Santa Re To an Of
ficer OF the league here. Mrs
Gerald Cassidy. state chairman II
the league. urged all Albuquerque
members 10 come the dinner to be
given this evening in Iamy In
honor 81 Dona Bertha l.utx NJ Bra
al. bona i.utz enjoys an inter
national reputation h leader Of
women In Brazil and " ~secrethry
Of The national museum at Rio. She
was one ~ the prominent speakers
a the recent International con-
ference Of Pnn-Americnn Women
held In Baltimore. and rs now tour
Ing the country under the auspices
Of the National League OF Women
' Voterr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-28

The marriage nf Miss pacline
uhfeider az Santa fe to Mr. Darney
petchesty OF New YORK. city viii
take place at the Alvarado hotel
on Monday evening. June 70. Only
the families and the most Intimate
friends OF the couple viii be
present.
Miss uhfcider II popular society
girl Of Santa Fe. She made her
debut IN Little Rock. Ark. ami
graduated from the high school OF
Pine Bluff. Ark. She attended
the Bishop Thorpe Manor at Beth
lchem. Pa. for three years, and Il
was there tha' she met Ar. Pctch-
esty
Tiin groom T. Il prominent bust
ness man at New York city. and !.
"a terertrd IN s%ettlcnent work therr.
Tie u IN the brard OF directors 81
tho Jncob REFS House. During
the war he was enlisted in the avia
ticn service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-28

Tierney. Mamie Tlerney. Hortl
swltzer. EvAnEeilne Perry.
played bridge. and coming IN II
Tor ten we're Mrs. George tai
ana her guest, Mrs, n. l.. Th3
ton. of santa Re. Mrs John 4
rcy, the Misses Mnr4arcf
EugenlA Kciehcr. orace pslnI
and Bunhie Tompkins.
Uru
MIes M'KNGlsifI nOgT
40 GfRI fBfESps.
Miss Eleanor Mcknight
Washington. -. G.. entsrtnin{
number OF her glri friends oI
vncent's academy Saturday III
noon at the home OF her rela3
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Long nj
Forester avenue. Those pr{
weie; Misses Faith owen. Mari
McCiilwrhy. bonnie STACKER. VI
Fooio. ieai, Morgan. mo jean l
he'll. i.-tn Hideli. Esther ~
pauiinn Honey. Myrtle McCass
Marie Mearns. Adele Aearns,
reita Wilcox ana Isabel red
RcfreNhmcntp wer served OF al
Miss Mcknight has been nttef1
-. Ninccnis Academy DURING
pntt year and expects 20 retui
her home In Washington. III
some lime IN July.
SIM ron CstAttITt
The closing event OF tho
~f.nst. .a...t. A4.l.s- .-...f
gram at which last Tuesday Il
ing AT the Presbyterian ch(
Mrs. George X. Angle gave q
matte Interpretation OF Lohs}
was given for the benefit Of
Associated Charities ana as
suit 81 the affair a Substantial
was realized for the latter orr
nation. The decision TO hold
affair for the benefit Of ED
was made at the resiuest OF
Angle.
The program was an extreS
artistic ard rare offering ana
audience were very respOnefj
their applauaes of Mrs. Al
Interpretation and excellent
dltiDn. The readers vision bro.
into play her exquisite nrt
aud completely CENTRALIZED heH
dicnce IN the wonderful Wn&
Ian compoeltion. The last
wur q triumph. Many EXPIRED
81 appreciation we're made In
al offerings.
Mrs. y. W. Fnw played II
gan the overture u the opera
the other musical settings.
M3man'r club and Fortnl
club choruscH sang the
chorus. Mrs. Elizabeth A.
furd direrted the chorus
Mics Helen Gurule was accom-
ixt on the piano.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-28
h9ee engagements That Have Caused Many Guesses Are Announced; N
Affairs For Brides To-Be; Picnic Season Opens On

bona iAfiE Will be M honJr guest
At q reception given ny the Santa
~ league Monday and n speaker
at a mass needing. To these
meetings In Santa Re the Albuauer-
que members have also been urg-
emily invited. She may speak In
AlLuqueruuo the evening Of May
20. Arrangements cannot he made
nutil THIS eveninW when DOM Luiz
arrives Tor the dinner at 1amy. II
It ~ possible 10 Keep her an extra
day In New Mexico after the en-
gagement In HDnta Re. she will adj
dress o meeting Of men and women
here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-28
~RpcK.KpfsaiG NEEDING
HSE ELEVENTH.

The wedding y Mas Miriam
Kimhnll dnuRhter Of Mrs y. NJ.
be soiemnizod at 4 O'Clock on Sum
day afternoon. June ~. al the home
from Clayton. where she has been
teaching In the public schools.
The groom n a prominent busi-
ness man of Clayton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-28
DINNER PARTY
INbR TWELVE

MIR. and Mrs. Harold Caller were
charming hosts at a dinner on
Thursday evening at their home.
az Wcst Copper sweet
pens In delicate pink ccnfered the
table and candies of the snma
shade added their I~ovcllherr.
Covers we're laid for Messrs. and
NesdHmcr Jerrc HagRnrd. Harry
Henlamin. Kenneth Baidrldge. Tom
Dannhy, Mrs. Agnes Averyt and
Roy Wolfe.
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Bridcs-eleet are still the most prominent. figures on the
social list. Three engagements that have been kept secret are
anpspneed today, thereby settling many guesses as 10 who would
BE- text!f Hf ~
q 1ieniorias day, Tuesday, will open the season for picnies, so
prqpars 70 take out the old Bus and enjey a breath Of fresh air
u the blue Sandias. :
Na,nerons parties for Miss Tierney aud Miss MeMnlen will
be the features OF this weeks social calendar.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-28
rrnrL MorrHSS HOSTESS.

Games ard choice violin music.
a spelling bee and singing bee pre-
.csird by a brief business meeting
made the musicale OF the Nnlck
Violin club yesterday afternoon an
event ln the history az this Trowlng
organization. Ethel Mouiton was
Of the V. J. V. e. ere guests.
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CONTEST rEfTtxE or
\. W. &. a. GfRs.S' Glars

a contest IL the interesting
feature with the Girls clubs OF the
Y. w. e. A. these days. Each
club IN planning n moncy-making
stunt. The money raised H. TO ~
toward n permanent girls camp.
club raising the most money VIII
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-28
FRIDGE AND SHOW
FOR Miss AtIf'E GOULD

Miss Marie Balling and Mrs. j.
y, Enmrey were joint hostohxcs at
a bridge party and a shower given
~ the home OF Miss BallinK ON
Mountain Road. saturday after
noon. The affair was la honor Of
Allas Alice Elizabeth Gould, whose
wedding VIII be ON the seventh Of
Junr.
There we're five tables of bridge
and at hall part -four O'Clock "A
special messenger presented Miss
Gould with ID shower bouquet.
which consisted OF miscellaneous
gifts. A three-course luncheon was
served. A rainbow color scheme
WINS carried out In flowers of every
Kind. The guests were. Misses
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-28
TO MEET cnSn22So crrsr

MfH. Kyle CrlKhton entertained
her bridge club ON Thursday after
noon In compliment to Miss Eliza
beth Waters. of ~Johnstown. rem
sylvania. The guests invited TO
meet Miss Waters were Meshames
Clinton Anderson. Joe Mcranna.
August Sells, the Misses Cenevieve