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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-25
Submarines en- puerto


Considerable espectacion e interes
por parte del lpdblico despert6 aver
Ia lIegada nuestro puerto de los
Submarines americanos, que Sc ems
cuentran amarrados al muelle ndme-
ro 5.
Los pequeflos barcos de guerra son
3 iel y. s. III, el U. s. To-, que en- ru-
Ia hacia los Estados Unidos proce-
denies de Saint Thomas, tocaron aquf.
mo obstante, slls limensiones son es-
atns dos harcos, adel los mas modenos
fys p0derososo de- la fiota americana y
talitYez sdel mtId0. 4 ligrsq laii
2b Ell Barco madres de estosa subinari-
nos essel csBasllnell' que tambien Sc
encnentrai en- puerto, para hacerse de
ScombustibIe de aceite Y aqua, Y que
sigue la ruta del Eorte. aa
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Ell Sr. A. Coll y Vidal

El jueves por la tarde tuvo necesi-
dad de recluirse en- CANA, victima de
una aguda neuralgia, producida por
un intense ataque de pyorrhea, nues-
tro muy distinguido amigo don An
tonic Coll y Vidal, alto funcionario
del Senado de Puerto Rico.
Durante los dfas jueves, viernes y
sabado, el ataque ocasion6 un fuerte
abceso; de tai naturaleza, que hubo
necesidad de operarlo inmediatamen-
tie.
I 81 DR.. ". Ponte, de San Juan, prac-
tico la operation, v el DR.. Pedro M.
Rivera, de Santdrce, asistfa al en-
fernio en- el prOporcionamento de los
calmantes.
Todo Ell tempo, durante los dos nl-
tiinos diass e eIfermo ha estadQ ba-
jjoJs aHeilg u anoEfna. que IA ne-
IcesitadQ sipdisRenEab blenlerte para one
,ppdiese eNnciliar "a suefo.
ii Fervielfta taf1ehte deseamDs IN 1api-
do.ty tefi6az sBestahleeiinliisnto para Il
amigos sGonpafero, estainadO en-
sstaecasa.Ia aoa
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Los huel stas nj
neros d Pittsburg
atacar fniosaInerl
te a los abajadores

CHARLESTON west Virginia,
abril 25.-Se ha descnbierto an fu-
nesto complot, tramado por los mi
neros en- huelga, los cuales Sc propo-
man levantar una reVoluci6n de ca
racter comunista, dando colnienzO por
las dos Virginias. Del resultado de
las investigaciohes practicadas, han
sido arrestados por Ia policia $50 III
deres del movimiento huelguista, 10
cual ha causado una tremenda indig-
naci6n entire todos los obreros unio-
nados de minas.
PITTSBURG, abril 25.-Los mine-
ros declarados en- huelga, que no ha-
bfan dado seiales de rebeldfa, aver
atacaron de una nlanera ruda y deli
berada los obreros no unionados que
Sc halIan empleados en- las minas de
esta comarca. Los trabajadores asal-
tados defendieronse de la aggression, Ii
brandose un eneuentro feroz, en- ell
que tuvo que intervenir la milicia del
astado, cargando sobre los amotina-
dos. T6mese que esto de origefl q una
reyancha y Sc tbinan nedidas en- ca-
81 todas las nlinas del pals, para evil
tar derramamieitos de sangre, segun
noticias de Ultima hora.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-25

GENOVA, abril 25.-La noticia re-
veladora de que Alemania no tan So
10 habfa firlnado ell tratado de Rapa-
llo con Russia, sino que habia logrado
que en- ell entendido entrara una ter
cera potencia, Turqufa, cuyas bases
serian aprobadas Y firmadas en- es-
tos dias, ha sido negada en- todas sus
parties por alemanes y rusos. Pero
existe la certidumbre de parte de las
naciones aliadas, de que en- case de
cualquier evento, en- que Sc vieran en-
vueltas Berlin Y Moscou, los turcos
les prestarfan todo su concurso tan
apreciable Y decidido, como 10 fue pa
ra los alemanes en- la pasada confa-
Tgracion.
ASHBURY PARK, New Jersey,
abril 25.-Anoche sintiose en- esta
ciudad una terrible detonacion, que
motive la alarma en- todo ell vecinda-
rio. La poblacion corrfa de un lado
para otro, ,buscando los motives del
ignorado siniestro, que en- un prin-
Hcipio Sc creyo habria ocurrido en- una
de las fabricas cercanas; y POGO Sc
vino en- conocimiento que habfa sido
un enorme meteoro caido en- ell oceano
a una niilla distante de la playa. El
avivo resplandor que produjo el feno-
memo, ilumin6 momentaneamente un
radio extensfsimo Y una fuerte coIum-
ma de- gases asfxiantes que dej6 tras.
siaifua, ii alie LET sterginiIp6s "a pista de-
Elosfque bqscaban el origen de a ex-
bnlosi6p. Los rYeeinps que yieron ides-
Gender FL nasteSor9s llp diicsn que, Al caer
en,el3 MARI leyant6 una Icolumna de-
aguas simponente, pareciendo por bre-
yes INSTANCES pp rgigantesco geiser.
Los vidrios de las puertas v ventanas
| de casi todos los ediicios y vivien-
das familiares, quedaron redueidos a
Epolyo,, con sel estallido. se
Il WASHING GTON No ,abril .!25s7H IN
cendio producido anoche en- el: fan1o-
so Hotel Willard, de esta capital, ha
sido uno de los sucesos mas lamenta-
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~ Los anuneics de ssteP peri6dico
SON isidOs por miles de psrsonas que
toman pafte en- nuestro CoNCURSO.
Mandenos su anuncio hoy mismo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-25
Fl soviet abortado en- West Virginia
Raul Esteves vuelve a
sonar para Jefe de la
POlicfa Insular.

Sc nos ha informado que ell tAttor-
ney General senior Mestre tuvo una
extensa entreyista aver tarde con Ell
Gobernador para tratar acerca del
nombrmiento de jefe de la policfa.
Sc nos ha tlicho que en- la a!udida
conferencia. el Attorney General in
sisti6 con Ell jefe Executive, para que
este nombramiento recayera en- un
native de Ia isla, que para dieho
cargo el jefe de la justicia recomend6
al ex comandante Raul Esteves.
Els indiscutible que el Gobernador
esta llamando al Palacio a prOminen-
tes personalfdades de San Juan con
fel fin de zanzibar impresiones sobre
este candidate.
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Ell MARISCAL JOFFRE ES
FRENETICAMENTE ACLAMADO EN-
LA CIUDAD DE NEW YORK
Carpenter declara que esta hoy en- mejores
condolences que nunca para veneer
Dempsey. - La policia mejicana de-
tiene unos conspiradOres
nicarag1enseS.


NEW YORK, abril 25.-Los result
tados de los encuentros baseboleros
etectuados aver, por la copa interna-
c;onal, marcaron el siguiente score:
Liga Nacional: ST. Louis, 6; Cincinna-
ii, 4; Brooklyn, z; Boston, 8; New
York, 3; Filadelfa, 2; Pittsburg, 2;
Chicago, 4; Liga Americana, obtuvo:
Chicago, 5; Cleveland, 6; Boston, 81;
Washington, IL; Filadelfia, 4; New
York, 6; Detroit, 2; st. Louis, 6. Ell
entusiasmo no decae un solo nomen-
to.
WASHINGTON, abril 25.-En una
conferencia tenida en- el Departamen-
to de Marina por ell Secretario DENLY,
ell Almirante Coontz, jefe de opera
clones navales, el Almirante Jones,
ccnandante en- Jefe de la fiota del
Atlantico y otros altos oficiales de la
Armada, Sc discutio ampliamente la
posibilidad de realizar este ano un
cruce interoceanieo para adiestrar q
las primeras tres clases de alunlnos
de la Academia Naval; v al lnislio
tempo Sc acortio abandonar el sis
tema de empIear ciertas unidades pa,
ra ese fin, hacienda uso golanente de.
dos o tres acorazados, los cuales abre-i
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! Tome nOta de est0 Mr..
4.9. DOI1ReIlecll

Algunos duefios de automobiles Sc
nos han quejado de un hoyo bastante
profundo que hay debajo del rail de la
via del tranyfa electrico, frente al es-
tablecimiento de fon5grafos de la casa
Gonzalez Padfn Co. Inc. Ese hoyo. CO.
mo es natural, afea el concurrido sitio
y es muy berjudical para los yehfculos
que por allf transitan.
Esperamos que el Sr. Domenech
mande a rellenar el agujero.
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COLOSSAL ESTRELLA EN- Ell
"OLIMPoa

Para esta noche Sc anuncia la pre-
sentacion, en- carne y hueso, en- e1 esce-
mario del teatro "Olimpo" de Santurce,
de la tan aplaudida estrella cinemato-
gra6ca, la mas positiva belleza de Ia
pantalla, May Allison.
Este simpatico acontecimiento tendra
adernas el soberano encanto de la ex-
hibicion de la Ultima production de di-
cha encantadora actriz, "Trama de AL.
to Vuelo. -
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NEW YORK, abril 25.-La ciudad
aparece hoy regiamente engalanada
con banderas Y gallardetes, para reci-
bir al generalisimo de los ejercitos
de Francia, Joffre, quien procedente
de Washington Hego en- uno de los
trenes de la madrugada. Sc prepa-
ran varias recepciones, una revista
niiitar para esta tarde un gran
bale en- Ell Waldorf Astoria, esta no.
che, en- honor al heroe de la batalla
del Marine.
PARIS, abril 25.-La prensa de la
mafiana anuncia que Ell campe6n fran
ces de peso fuerte, Georges Carpen-
tier, que fue vencido ell de julio del
ano pasado por ell atleta americana
Jack Dempsey, ha declarado estar en-
mejores condolences hoy para veneer
a Dempsey, Isl la lucha Sc efectuara
en- uns ring de "a pies v presenciara el
match un referee imparcial. AL lie
gar a, ofdos de Jack Dempsey, que Sc
encuentra en- esta capital, 10 dicho por
su contrincante, ha respondido, pre-
guntas de los reporteros, que esta dis
puesto q batir de nuevo al boxeador
gallo como quiera y dondequiera y con
4 el referee que el eliza. FL recibimienr
to que la ciudad de Paris hizo al cam
pe6n del puiio americana, 2 81 arri-
bo aquf, ha sido de 10 mas glacialse
,.aai ainpdiif1,erente pi1 aye se ha IS
! aoGIUDADDE MEXICO; sabril125 - g.
'alIa fpoiiefa de esta ciudad aaa proceed
8 do allaFrestoi de- trescientosb aielnbros
del Partido Liberal allnidaraguenHes que
ianseIa encontraban aaquf o9.t tganlando un
ne0lnplDtsire evolucionaaio Baje Las ms Tl{s;;;
9trnocionesr del Presidente d Ghamo orro,
ii Losssllberalesien Nicaraguad re, sse4, niue
ven agresiyamente wise teqnef grl coup
d etat, por 10 cual el Gobierno del
TpafsEeeino ha proclamado la icy mar
cial en- todo el territorio.
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la Sefnana''

Con interssan textn entire q poez
afas de Lorens Torres y a Nieol6s
Blancp y grahados de oportanidad se
In pIbIicado Ell primer ndmeTo de a
ReVista ilustradh "La Senanaa cugol
director es el senior r. N G6mez
lie deseamos larga vida . Ii hieE
presentada publication.
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"A. YIsO
Consulate de Espafa en- San Juan de
Puerto Rico.

Sc avisa a los snbditos espaholes
RESIDENCES en- Ia Isla que posean titu-
los de Ia Deuda del antique Imperio
Austro-H -H1ngaro, Ia obligation de pre-
sentarlos hasta el 80 de abrii 1922 en-
este Consulate de Espaia para ser
estanipillados, sin 10 cual y pasado
ese plazo no ser6n reconOcidOs como
validos por eI Comite de Reparaciones
sn Ii aplicaci6n del art. 2OS del Ira
tado de st. German v del Trianon.
San Juans Pto. Rico, % abriI 1922.
81 Consul de Espafia,
Ernest0 Freyre.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14
LADIES' DARKEH
YOUR GRAY HAIR
look Years yuunacr. TIE Grand
f~aotIr'r'r rsSifs. of Sagr Tea
aud sulphur aud nobody
VIII know.

The use of Sage and sulphur for
restoring faded. gray hair to Its
natural color dates hack to grand.
mothers time. She used IL 10
keep her hair beautifully DARK.
glossy and attractive. Whenever
her hair took on that dun. faded
or sirenked appearance. thls nm-
pie mixture was aFplisA with won
derfui effect.
iiut brewing at home II mussy
and oht-of-date. Nowndays. hy
asking at any drug store for n bottle
90 Wycth sage and sulphur
COMPOUND. you VIII get THE IT,
nous old preparation improved hv
the addition ~ other inrredicafn
which can be depended upon to
rc"iore natural color and beauty to
the hair
A ~wall-known downtown drag
gisf says n dnrkenk the hair 80
naturally and evenly that nobody
can tell ID has been applied. You
simply dampcn % sponge az soft
brush with u draw this through
your hair taking one strand at "a
time. ~ morning the gray nuir
difappears. and after another APP
plication or two, n becomes beau
TRULY daTk and glossy.
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Az HERALD. ALBUQUERQUE NEW MEXICO SUNDAY, NAY "A, 1922

ode to the Greclhn trn, Mrs.
Hoard. During The deiightfui social
HON that fuilbwed. tbe hpffa1rlcx
served am Ice course carrying out
the color mouf ~ the club. and
carnations we're given ~ fnvorH
Tha lust meeting OF the riui fOf tie
year will be az the home Of Mrs.
4. w. Harrison. The members
will meet al four O'Clock for a
business session. when the ofncera
for next year viii be Installed aud
committees announced. Al $50
o'rIock the families will join tham
and the club year Will close with
"a picnic on the prairie.
AIR. and Ms J. y. Miller and
lHtic daughters. NnrRAref and
Ceissic, left saturday morning for
q trip uD Montreal and other uorh~
ern points. Mr.. Miller viii attend
the Claim Agents convention dur
lnE their absence.
John ~ Brown and Frank
Howard will leave the latter pnrt
Of nest wenk for Albuquerque.
where they Will ioin the other rcp-
rescniuiivcn OF the New York Iitr
Insurance company 0vc, ne state.
They will go In a private Pullman
to Kansas City to tho spring meet
Ing OF the southwestern DEPART
mont Of the New York Life.
DR.. and Mrs. &. l.. Mcclellan arc
on an outing trip az Elephant
Butte Dam.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. W FpcfraHt|<t3 -
and family VIII lsnve ne NJ 2
the month mr. an ovsfi44t TIN ~
Missouri. ana viii vist resatfs<r
aba frispqs rhnf,ihsF -
Mr.. Matte H~fri~eatnpf
daughtef Dennie. left wednseonF
morning for Lubbock. whore they
viii spend W sumn.rr.
Mra rHayn9ond ktl4c. Who =
opsfated on last week ~ the t4Ap-
dbl hospital for appendicitis. a
4upruvinG rnuNdia.
Mrs. w w. MaYas left the latf<r~T
part 81 thc week Cor an ektsrffy
inn 10 Denver and coiofads ~
MI and Mrs Harry Lee ratsop ),
Win leave sunday morginE fef Ar !,
buanerquc whore thet viii tla't
their daughter, Miss Liiiau.g v1a1oln
~ q student nj the stats university. -
Rev. and Mrs. w N. Elliott tndt~
son John Franklin. laft fhursaa4l u 4.
MOI ming for Fart WORTH texs,es IA.
where they carried tha rrmttnH
Of George Elliott killed near Hus~tSt
well last saturday. Their 4oHs a.,
W Marion. Jr.. Joined thsn et Foit
worth, where the body vas urr5n4t, a..
Mrs. Joseph A. klasner eYert
sovarnl days IN Roswell this wetts
before motinR into har new hoefe 80
On North Pile street.
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urnKESi iorr ENrrR.
ron SPRING bride

Miss Viola Herkcnhor enter
ialned yesterday az her home f0i
North Sixth street In honor of Miss
Alice Gould. whose engagement to
kiowoli Fuw vas recently in
n ounccd. Seven tables OF bridge
L i1yod. The roomf were trans
rmcd into q bower Of lnvcllncas
~ tho artistic use OF yellow snap
(hgonH, The dainty two-courfe
Nnchaon. served late IN the after
non. was In the colors Of yellow
ID white. Miss Iierkcnhoff was
tisted in receiving hy her mother.
Mrs Z a. Herkcnhoff. inc ner sis
81. Mrs. W. J Mcdonald. Those
INSISTING In the dining room were
Misses Eunice Herkenhon.
Siles Strumanist and Dolores Ben
/ tmin. The guesis were; Misses
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Social Calendar


Nundny
Monday bridet club Will meet
az the home u Mrs. ID. r. Copp,
$3.50.
En- Semhle club will meet At
the home % Mrs. Earl Porter
field. cit lead avenue. AZ $3.50.
Ideal Bridge cluh VII meet az
The home Of Mr.. Grace White.
52i North Figfh street. Of 2.3O.
The board Of DIRECTOR OF the
" ". o. A. will meet in the Y.
W. G. A. recreation rooms at
1880.
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Alice Gould. Jeffle short. irene
Fee Pcrals Bryce. CIyda Wilson.
Madeline Hardy. Dorothy Bow
man. beatrice Hill. Dorothy Me-
Auster, A~lsXandria Naughe. Grace
Winfrry, Julia Mcclure. Anna Mo
tuirt. Horicnsc fwitzrr. Nurrine
switzef, Eleanor Lynch. Alice
Lewis. Maud ltiordon. FERN
Niohoh. lDrena Burton. Helen Me
Arthur. Mnrgnret Lee. Mildred
leatty, Pepita Espinosa. Ida
Thumphius. irma lax and Grace
Storlz. aud the Me-dames Antonlo
q otero. d. ". Faw and Ralph
Gould.
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III the masonic club rooms. scw-
inr and cards provided entertain
uient for the affcrhocn. There
was a short business session a.
which the following nfficers we're
elected Tor the rnfuinr year.
frealdent. Are. Apulegatei Vice
PRESIDENT Mr.. Htux. secretary
tteasurrr Mrs Chapman.
coo
Mrs. n. y. HcnlnK, ia West
Copper avenue. and her mother.
Mrs x. ~. Hockenhull len sot-
arday for oklahnmn City 10 at
fend the weddlne ~ Mrs. Hockcn-
hulrf niece. Misc ihnc Miles 20
ali Joseph HuckinN aon Of q web
knasn oklahoma ely hotel owner.
which occurs on May ~ Mrs
Hculns viii 50 from Oklahoma
city 10 Chicago for q months stay.
Geo
CLOVIS
Mrs. Roy afcMnien. with Mrs.
=. D. Mr1hee assisting. antortalmd
the proHrcsr club ~ the Mason
hone on North 0idding street on
Tu"h.i.sg. Tho rpoms we're hcauu-
fully decorated with pink and
white carnations. IN cut elaas
vases. After an Important busi-
noss meeting the following pro-
gfum was rendered. Shelly'a In
tcrpretHtion OF Nature. Mrs g. G.
Newton. The Tribute TO Keafs IN
Adonaip. Mrs Charles n shannon;
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Mns. nAnNEH i~SrrnrAINs

4ira. Forest liarncr ontsrtainrd
two Tables 81 bridge on Monday
afurrnoOn nj hqi horne in the Sieru
Apartments Gay caiendulns were
the teynote % the color scheme Of
Grange aud white. ised tasteully
lr the luncheon The guests 81
the aaoruoon were Mculnmea
John j. Ticrney. William } No
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10 T~hufatay from Z 20 B O'Clock.
Tine e a. y. club had a most "
ioyahie meeting Tuesday evening
Twsniy-four girls met as the re'r~-
alton rooms at . O'Clock and were
taAta ~ hiameia grnre. whrfe
they had e real picnic supper
around a lively bonfire.
The 'lhi-A" club had n huslncfr
meeting "Wednesday afternoon IN
The reception rooms The girls
are planning TO give a basanr 10
The neal future.
Tho suuare club enjoyed n hike
gnd picnic supper Thursday after
noon.
a Story Hour club for boys and
airs under seven years OF ugc has
Teen organized and Will meet every
saturday morning from . 10 10
O'Clock.
Tho Adelanfi club mat Wednes-
day evening After d%lnnor, plans
were discussed and a committee
was appointed Tor n Adeinnt and
81 u. ~. club bauQuof.
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600
Sicifr SIZING PATTY
80 ~NNTA ~

MiHs Ethel Hickey conducted a
rlrtg 10 sauia ne for The week
end. leaving Albuquerque on FRI
DAY. They Viii visit the points Of
interest around the ancient city
sdd return this afternoon. Those
In the party are Mrs Hnnnnmnn.
Mis Wiaput. Aiiss Edith Childers
land Miss %rlIp Heato.
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900
Y. W. G. \. NEWS MOTIFS

The Cup club had an Interesting
meeting Monday afternoon. rhey
discusscd a Girls Ideas OF Friend
ship.
Twelve little girls were busy
making character dolls at the
story Hour club last Tuesday after
noon. The meeting time 81 the
ftOry Hour club has been changed
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ROVE ~ ca224S

The Eauestienne club left the
city yesterday morning about \
o'clock. taking well filled saddle
hags. They rcde out into Tijeras
canyon. whore they built n fire
md made coffee to drink with their
snndwich'r ana cakes. They re-
turred mto IN Tho afternoon.
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DIR. ASn Mnso2SnR LrAvr

Or and Mrs. william Farr left
frihay evening Tor Roswell. where
they viii spend several months
with their daughter. MR.. william
Marx. and SIR Mars. Before re-
turning to Albuquerque they viii
visit In the east and spend some
time I'm California
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iss TinRSEY HONOR GUEST

Mrs Thomas nanahy and Mr..
Eues Averyt entertained Informal
yesterday Afternoon at the home
Mrs. Danahy. AL Norsh
lsventh street in compliment 10
hv. Gcncyirve Tiorney, About q
Qz.n 81 Mir Tlcrney'a most in
Haba friends wore the guests.
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The aan souci club. comp ssed
OF twenty-five couples. danced at
che Womnn'H club last night. This
sNaa the regular meeting for May
anu VIII Close the scnson for their
dances. Mr. sorlla urchesra fuf-
niahed tbs music and the members
decided u was the incest party OF
tue sunsDn.
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NIsS WINTI,IT
no ri HOSTESS

Miss Grace Winfrcy ~ SOC West
Silver avenue has Issued Invita-
lions for a bridgo party Ia be given
nou Saturday In honor Of Miss
Geneviove Ti-Tneg who will be q
y une bride. Seven tables Of bridge
play and several will come ~
In the afternoon.
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FRIDAY nnIDSH SLuB

Mrs. Kyle Crichton. 1908 East
Central avenue. entertained the
Friday Bridge club last week, when
Two tables played. Mrs. W ".
Walton, Mrs Harry benjamin and
Mr. L. g. Hennctt substituted for
members unable 10 attend
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EAsTrRN sTAit SOCIAL
fItfn EItECTS OFFICERS

The Eastern stat Social club was
entertained last Monday afternoon
by Mechanics White. bfannon.
lyrc and stutz In n session held
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DonaAd. ,ddney wah. W w Holm.
Joe pierca waftor Jones Horace
keenan,. the Mirsea Betty I<lelsa-
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AMERICAN LEGION
AtNilfAikf TO Nfstsr

The members of the American
Legion Auxiliary will meet on Mon
day evening AZ 7f9o at the home OF
Mre Belle eye. fiig South Broad
way. TO make Arrangements for
tho state convention. which Will be
held u Albuquerque. May 20
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dorf. Norrine swiizcr aud Hortensr
Swiixer.
Mrs. hnrnfr and Mrs W ~
Holm enteftfined three tabios M q
I o'clock iurcheon bridge on Fri
day ~ thc hsirr of sifr. iihffHaf.
iInk aud nfonid iweet raas wefe
used Cor the colon noif.
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D. q. ~ NtHI.ON
4 AIAAHtutD

NJ Chapter H.. q. T.. o., OF Santa Fe,
ere The guests yesterday Of the
gfcei chapter T., T.. E. o., when
Iey entertained at "a psauurul
~ o'clock luncheon at the Alvarado
Iotel The Z. r. ~ c9Iurs Of
! ilnw and white were artisticnliy
eel In The details Of the luncheon
f'V"rH were laid Tor twenty and
clui'd, Miss Margaret CaOprr-
ld'f dcsdnmcs g. e Pest. ". r.
VIII hell. g j. Hohcrte "a. g..
ontz Reed Holiomnn and j. A.
oW u santa Fc. Miss Catherine
\ uhlnk. Miss Mary Van Alta. and
ie.damcs g. w. Bond. &. N. Hotts.
~ Garcia, John Il. Gnra. W D..
kcfrio. NJ r.. Hickey, ~ T..
fiofrcfe. 4. T. ~Iaractter. ~ o..
Nestsrfeid. Carl MaTee and W w.
Strung. After the luncheon the
ruosie adjourned 10 the home OF
Mrs. W w. Strong who was assist
~ In entertaining by Mrs w. =.
slerrle.
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club M eight desotocs ~
bridge meet on "Wednesday after
n,vns 10 play, but a. yot have not
given their club a name. Last
week Mrs. IT. r. Asphalt OF north
Thirteenth street entertained the
club and five guests. VINO were
asked la compliment "a Mrs " j.
Hicks. who leaves tho first u juno
10 make her home clnewhprO.
Those who played Wrre Mechanics
o. N. pooiiitl" Charles rwogood.
1. ID. Brown, Harry fraun r.
hankort Claude Davis. W. ~.
ticks. Stutz. william Rogers o.
- AanlWnIl.
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Continued From rake ruo)
HONOR MISS lnI:NE EEE

ikH Lorsna burton aud Miss
Macarthur entertained de-
fuily at luncheon ynsterday IN
% Miss Irene Fes. who viii
June bride. The luncheon
was bca atifully decorated
fbridni r~uFeoatiopt carried out
Ink. The guests were active
pn Kappa Oammof and pledges
~ Included Misscn Helen stoweil
fhnohe ouley. Wilma Snyder,
rene Zee, Ruth DauHherty, Eliza
PIN Sheppard, Norma Williams.
pay Culpoppor, Mary Wilson.
tnrdcll MORRISON Anfgarc, Ice.
TieNhndria NauHnoy. MrH. Mac
rthur and Mrs, burton.