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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23
v. C.. l.. j. HEARS
REPORT ON DRY
LAW ENFORCEMENT
Wife of Prohibition Di-
rector Tells of Work
in State


The meeting of the Moman's
Christian Temperance Union was
held Tuesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. S~tyutaquist. \ re-
port of the activities uf the proli-
hition enforcement officers WIS
given In "a paper by Mrs Dudley
Suyic. wife of the tate director
OF Prohibition Enforcement Thot
The prohibition aTouts often %. Pei
danger and death in fukinE huut
logger. was SHOWN ln the rer'r,
that also cited 'he fact thnt Judge
Colin Nohlett had passed sentence
u zG0 r1fel for violation 90 The
Nuirtcad act during she recent
term OF court
"siurn tho ennrtmcnf nf IN pro-
r.bItiop Amendment in lHi.. New
Mexico. p,pscinllv ln the early
afnros OF enforcement. has been
e estly hnnllcapped'. Airs. snyder
aid THE was due 90 sac ctct
that under the original plans ~
enforcement a supervisor - no
hihition with h~eadpuarterg a ~
iuso, Tc.as Nsas appointed for tho
Htatcs Of ToNna. Ari1oun and New
Mexico. and al nf his IsH'Hinutf
Originally worked with hud-
quarters In T"NuF In july. 1891,
the department realizing us Lack
of b. 'oErcss In Sew MoNlrv. apa
pointed director 81 prohibition
for our state and allowed hiu Be-
force Of idrn 30 Getty un'cr hir
runtrul AMI Tor th' purp H-e ~ %
furcenrbt work cN lustN'iY in Ntw
MpAlcn Therefor Jul. is.i b.
in reality the stt-i Of prohibition
in p state of N"w McNicu.
"Thc original 'urcc under nl-
rector Snyder comprised bnt four
or five men. but grnduulis. ns time
has passed AMI the die .tule needs
have demanded, additional agents
have been appointed AM az tho
present tine, including The u'fco
aHsls unce. The prohibition director
for N'w Mexico has "a force or siN-
teen employees. un devoted oscluf-
lively To prohibition work in the
state.
- do not hesitate to say author.
itatiysy that the Endorsement
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23
-n. a. N. nENIlII TI.A.

Tho Daughters OF tine American
Revolution viii hold g benefit tea
on Tuesday at the Masonic TEN
bic from 3 80 to g. Tables should
be reserved frcm Mrs. John Kline
or Alrs. u. II Porter. Tho table,
Will be supplied, but tahiu cofur
and cards must be brought by the
players. The charge Tor tables "
two dollars. or nfty cents ID l'"r
son Ton will be served 81 9
o clock and those who DO not care
TO play cards are urged 10 come In
for the Ca.
The purpose of the tea is to ralsc
money Tor the fund Go finance the
purchase OF markers FOR historical
points tn tho vicinity OF Alhuquur-
| que and 10 have the markers st IN
place. The first n that VIII be
placed viii be Ia the plaza OF obi
Town. marking the camping
| grouud of General koarny ana mis-
mon. when they stopped here over
night. Another point Of Interest
TO receive attention A. at corrnles.
designating the place where Core
nudO was camped for several days.
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y Social Season FollouDs Easter Weddings, Dances and Benefit AHa

which have been used ns a Il
Tor the sale OF intuAioants. 4
rcgnrdless "a 10 whether or
the owner of that bnilding hadl
knowledge oT THU unlawful
AZ the recent torn iniuncI
werc issued closing prupc tij
Albuquerque. santa Re and
trail Sew Mesico
'l'or one 10 say that proniis,
enforcement IN not effective I'D
state ~ aignlficuu; only OF IA
auoe ~ enforcement work vi
the prcfout administration h. 4
forward .1pidly Il o. indeed
usuhl for one To see a DRUM
upon the streets Of Alhnuuol
ana this condition h prevailed
% per cent OF New Mexico Il
4 letter was read hy Mrs ISL
secretary from Judge NchlettI
pressing appreciation Of the red
lions passed by the Albuque|
and state W G. T a.. Mr.. WI
son. Mr Dudley Snyder and otI
who have O. part In the viEoI
cnforccmcnt OF law. wcre d
mended.
Mr. " "a seivcrt who has
unued the Uld Town NIGHT sc
iuT adults tlnrs the opcnipp
this school last November. cav
interesting report ~ the pros
81 tho school aud the earnest
ul the Students.
NIt 'roswI,k. who cnndu
ho night snnuul ut Santa BAR.
until tho problem ~ transportn
forced d 90 close, gave an rc
of this school carried on also
der the auspices OF the W g. 4
Mrs. Sirvo.t and Mr. Crcs'
were voted complimentary ~
hcrs OF the ". G. r a.. In nppr,
lion ~ their volunteer service
tho night school
Mr. SirumuuiHt gave u sumr
~ the work in progress al
Frances D. willard rchoui In \
Fe. VIII, e. thro, teachers are
Inc instruction.
Nh do by Euuicc Hcrkrnhoff
Nils strninuuIst closed The NEE
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PIONEERS WILL
HOLD
ON WEDNESDAY,

The secretary Of the Pioneers
ASSOCIATION uf Npw Mexico has is
sued Invitations for their next reg
ulIr meeting which VIII ho held
on Wednesday evening. Tho luyi-
tntiou reads like this;
say Nvighbor.
This here snssiety 81 uur'n got
TO throw mother ft ut X. T. hail.
Gold and Third. April 20. nt ) D.. M.
Col darn yv cUme erloug and bring
The siad INIT.
"Thars been grain Ground this
here land OF sandstorms a tOlcra-
tui lot Of those there dudes from
o.. states whose been pestiCatin'
Ground FOR 20 years N more and
which must roundup In iho ilo-
peers Corral iaHsou one amt
Fetch i'm orlonR Wednesday night
a paper an The History OF the
Tlcl f'amlly in Sew MeNi"u' has
boon prrpdrsd and win be- read hy
lis Buct. Tom Buckley Will
IA a poem entitled The OLA Pc
COS Trail' written hy a mrmher OF
The association. Members viii Doe
called upon Tor cNtemuuraupuus
~porch.s. and music Will b, given
lurinE tho evening THE session
viii be- concluded hy the usual sup
per.
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An ALBUQUERQUE
WRITER HftNssNIEfn.

In tho Faster supplement 90
southwestern catholic, a periodi-
cal published weekly al Santa re-.
appears "a poem written by an Al
huqueruue woman. The poem h.
entitled "A pcnitent, and Is a well
voiced thought % Il penitent soul.
The author D. Mrs. Harriet rhcr-
wood lawlpr. VIII rc1ides az ana
North Seventh street. this city.
Mrs. Lnwler writes ~ a diversion
Of recreation from the duties Of
her household, and han made the
writing % stories Of local color
a hobby.
At the time Of the rodeO held
IN Albuquerque last autumn, Mrs.
LAWYER wrote a story with tho ro-
dec a. a background. finding the
material In real life. This par
ticuiaT article has been very IA
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GOO
WISTEHIIItD-I 0VEIAGF

The marriage NJ Miss MuyhUllr
Lu.rlaCr and Frank o. Mpstorncld
Was quietly performed on Friday
evening ui The home OF the brides
mother Mrs John Loycluc-. gla
West Central avenue Tho service
ct The Methodist church was read
hy ltrN. Bright. In the presence %
thc Immediate relatives or tho
couple, Mrs. WestergleId wore her
going away gown, "a three piece
suit ~ navy blue, with matching
accessories.
Aftcr the ceremony % dinner was
served. and the wedding party
mo.ured 60 the county club 60
dance. Nj. and Mrs Wcfterueld
left on the night train Tor 81 fusn.
ana other points and VIII be away
ior 1875 or three weeks.
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BY ESTHER JORDAN

r ftkr bells Of Easter pealng forth their glad tdngs To the
world have set in motion the wedding bells of the spring
: brtles, some tinklng but family, and others loud and clear,
owing to the proximity Of the wedding date set. or TO the news
that r. permitted to leak out.
Several weddings occurred this week and announcements
of others to come are being made.
TIC post Lenten activities were led of with the Charity ball
ON Monday evening, followed by dances during the week. Der
ehts 8or various purposes have been given and others will lie
held This week and next, in fact the lasstude of Lent has been
forgatten IN the press of social affairs before one.
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INTERESTING MISSIONARY
MIIIIAG

Tho Women Missionary society
% -. Pauls English Lutheran
church met 40 the church on
Thursday afternoon with Miss Flo
renee Olson az leader Follow
ing The discussion Of The Mis-.
sionary az work A. Evpugrnr
ana Christian Educator there
wac "a reading Illustrating the spl-
fltunl value " Industrial work
among The uun-Christinn people,
n india o. was agrrcd to send
he Hpcciul box offerings received
TURNS tlc 1.cnton SEASON 90 tho
Rcscuc Home Tor Women conducted
hy 0ft missionaries ln Japan. II
- ~ suggested that the cum-
mlitor on -uhacriptious for ths
Lutheran hr continued through
the car.
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vorrtiy commented ON and now
ls being mulu into 90 flyc-resl Hco-
mario hy 90, author al the request
Dl 90 producer ut PLAYS. The dra-
matte material which uhuunds M
The west Hud particularly In New
Mexico hls Ieeu Incorporated into
tov"ral s%conufIus and short stories
Dos Mrs l.twl'r who has no dli-
ncuity in marketing them
900
JuISuN -sIINnE.
a very quietly impressive we'd
ding was that OF Miss Helene
shade and Byron Jiilson, held a.
Z o'clock ON Wednesday afternoon.
when about fifteen Intimate friends
Of the bride gathered 10 81. Johns
Cathedral church The church
wa artistic.lly decorated for h
occasion. with n %profusion Of pale
pink carnations ANA apple bios
SONS combined with palms and
other %ureeuery. The Rev, Root
read th" uuptinl service OF tho
Episcopal church. Tho bride
was attended by Mrs Frank
Schock us matrOn Of honor. and
Mr. iillson had Mr.. Frank Schecig
us best man
Tho bride was most attractive IN
- --HN NH A|NNNHHNNfH NNANANt fA
tuupo shade. made over satin. with
hat and shoes o. match. She car
ricd q bouquet % ophclia rosps.
Mrs Schcck wore o dress Of grey
~reorgettc, and carried pink roses
AMER the ceremony the guests as
eemhlcd no the homo Of the bride.
where an elaborate dinner was
served.
Mrs Jlilson is the daughter Of
Mr. ana Mrs George Shade. 322
West Hnzeldinc uvcnuo. and has
heDu boo Albuquerque FOR IN. past
several years the family having
conc here from Dodge city. Kan.
Mr. Jiisou Is a. machInist NJ
Dodge city.
Mr. and Mrs Iiilson lcft on
"Wednesday nighf Tor Denver md
other points in Colorado Th6y
will De- a. home In Dodge CITY
whore their home b. In readiness
Tor Thorn. after NAV e.
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ANNOUNCED

A most unique and nrfglnSi an
nouuhr ment WIS that given by
Miss Ance Gould Yesterday aftor-
nauns when she announced TO-
abnut thl-ty-aiN Of her Close
frienat her engagement 90 Howell
faw . The spaclnns living rooms
~ hr home werv uFufusely dec
urated with rcd sweet peas In low
howih placed effectively about.
Hivinl an atmosphere OF spring
lime 1~oyelluess The guests who
had Bon asked Do for an after
uounsp bridge found their places
by Wrans % tnliirs. with hand
nRluaAi decorations uf red swec'
pfns and wee told tho cards had
hrenAfhufned and were In readi
pcia Nr the game The cards were
dralta and In but % few sccnudu
fpmq3nne at each table found a
strau4e two Of hearts In her hand
This WAS truly q Two of hearts.
thnnkli not IN the usual form. hnv-
inr al4on lts surface a replica nt
that Gard hand iliumined and with
s.nhft pictures OF Miss Gould and
Mr., INV. cut IN heart shape, and
luiDcd hy "a giided layers knot.
bearing % tag labeled June.
In The Interested discussion fol
lowihf this dr. covory. IL became
knoVh that the couple intend being
married. some time In the month ~
JunaN and plan to leave for Culum-
hia university IN September where
they viii both take courses.
A NNthrec-course luncheon was
seTyh late In the afternoon. and
the rplor note Of rcd was carried
out q detail.
Ma Gould ls the daughter Of
Mrs. AEiien Gould. and has lived
most ~ her life In Albuquerque.
she n a graduate % Albuquerque
High school and attended the Uni-
vcrsty Of New Mexico. For the
pasttfew years she has taught IN
the public schools and az present
o. a. teacher Of the Old Town
schohl. Miss Gould has many
i.icnds here. 10 whom she has en-
deareG herself by her charm OF
manrfr. as well ns her ~clevernes-
and originality.
Mr. Faw is the elder son OF Mir.
and Ma -. W. Faw. and has been
% rceidcht OF Albuquerque for the
past. Liz years. tie Is a graduate
OF tho Albuquerque High school
and spent three years at the Uni
versity OF New Mexico. Since lcaN-
INK school he has been actively en-
gagged In the lumber business with
his father.
The engagement BE- the cuiininu
ton ~ q romance started IN Higl
school and continued through
graduation ana the University.
The friends To whom the engage
ment was announced yesterday
are; Mesdames G. D. Ramsey. Ed.
W. -d Steiner. Ellen Gould. John
?opejoy d. W taw. Ellen Ar.
ledge. u. W Marsh. Jessie Marsh.
Antoniu Otcro. Pepitn R%osiington.
Edna Watson; Misses Viola
Herkeuhoff vivian Hnlthuscn.
Beatrice HIN. Dorothy McAilister.
Dorothy Bowman. irmn IiN.
Resale Fufre. persis Bryce. Grace
Winfrey. Alice Lewis. Cn.ol vii
son. Jlia Mcclure. Eleanor cam
eron. Dorothy Cameron. Norma
Williams. stella Duran. Ciyda vii
son. Wenonah Dixon. Jeffie Short.
Grace Stortz Irene Fee. Priscllln
Newcomer. Marie Railing Lorenn
Wells Angela Sanchez and Stella
Farrell.
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QQ1
JNUfOR. SENIOR WOMEN
LUNCHEON

The Junior aud senior women
81 the University had a luncheon
yesterday at 1880 in sara Ray
nolds hall. Mrs Helen Darrow
acted asl toastmlstress and pre-
sented the junior class with a gift,
a bow and arrow. the Significance
OF which. presumably, il helping 10
guide the young idea how TO
shoot The class will OF IN.
senior clnss was read. and much
cage advice was bestowed upon the
Junior class. Miss simpson ana
Mis- Mosher were ln charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23
WOMEN VOTERS
LEAGUE MEETS
ON TUESDAY

Tho Albuquerque chapter Of the
LcuEue Of Women Voters viii
hold the first regular meeting
since the adoption of the constitu'
ton. next Tuesday evening at y
O'Clock IN the lurlurs OF the Cham
ucr OF Commerce.
Mrs J. g. GOULD. the president
Will by IN charge OF the meeting
The constitution will De reel to
mcmberf. and 81 number Of infur-
NATIVE articles concerning the
work OF the league Will Ice read
The program chalrmcn, Mrs. G. &.
Meacham. has arranged an inter
esting program. Special articles
relating TO the third annual con
vention of the National Lengue OF
Women Voters and the fun-Ameri-
can Conference ut Women now Ia
session IN Baltimore Will be read,
from Mrs Maud Wood fark. the
chairman uf the national lcuguc,
who was recently In Alhuqucrquc.
Since the Albuquerque chapter
was organized three weeks ago
there have been four other local
chapters launched 10y Mrs Win
nrld smith and a state organlzn-
ton effected
An women Of an political parties.
and ull who wish 60 Dee better an
formed in the duties Of citizenship
are invited to attend the meetings
uf tho league ANA enroll.
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,I.M ANp 81 EIM

The sow and So club mot lIsi
M,Iu.fduy afternoon with Miss
Minnie ulehl at her home ON North
I.Iruih street for thrlr regular club
meeting Easter flowers aud thr
color- oi yellow and white We're
used about tnr rooms and Tor the
appointments OF the luncheon Be
idrs tho regular members tho
quests who enjoyed the afternoon
were Mrs B. S Swayno Mrs jay
Gentry. Mrs silvcrtuu, Miss Ella
swuyuc. Miss Marian Rhodes ana
Miss Nalyuv Galley The next
meeting will bc held ai the homo
90 Alr. Lynn H. Cook. 'ni West
Sew york avenue, ON wednesday
MAY g..
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wrro placed for tho chosen gamC
After a yer pleasant afternoon,
the hostess served q delicious frozen
salad with sandwiches ana coffee
and Htited almonds 20 Tie follow
ing guests; Mechanics ~ q Noucy
g. NJ Chupmon a. T.. riNley, John
pritchnrd. George Roberts John
u. Brown. W. w. Mayes. g. r..
Cassel and J.. g. MoChep.
Lieutenant Governor W. ~.
Duckworth left Tuesday morning
Tor Santa Fo. whore he win act a.
governor ri New Mexico during the
absence Of Governor Mechom, who
rs visiting in Colorado.
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900
Nms. RECkEH MoNOns GIEsT

Mrs. a. T.. Becker had "a prcltllS
appointed bridge party ON NtG
| ncaduy afternoon ~ her home 40
Most Mountain road. In honor "l
her guest. Mrs. Allsmnn of Okla
homu city Mrs. Ailsman Vii he
remembered ns Miss isorena Page.
who formerly lived here.
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Mrs. PAW IssTIS


Mrs ID w. Faw has Issued invi-
tations for a party to be given next
saturday, April 20. In Compliment
10 Miss Alice Gould, who an
nonnced her engagement 20 Howell
Faw on yesterday afternoon. More
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23
JUNIOR PRONENADE
rms MEEK

The Juniors Of tho Unworthy
wlI hold iheir Promenade uu Fri-
iay evening az thc Elks Diub This
be- rINvu iu hunrr Of tn. seniura
tht faculty. the board uf thc Uni
toIsity and Hcvtrul guests trum the
git,. Walter Berger Dol iu charge
anil Dean aud Mrs l.. o. Mitchell
Hrp tHHuUHUutN
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ITTT adde's of TIE oniertnlnmoni
eonandftoe Of the Shrine viii give
a I4nthcon at the Aiearado Mon.
dAblII 1915. The wives OF pis-
itinHi ehrlncrs and noYiccs are In.
sIled.
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BUSINESS wosifS TO
HAVE ELECTION

The business and Professional
NomeB's club will hold their an
iiual election on Monday evening
~ a very important meeting and
Fali members are urged 10 the pres
ent.
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,INsHINE CIRCIT no NII.r.

The Sunshine Circle will meet at
the home OF Mrs John r. Wen
borne, 2ih West Mckinley ave
nue. on Friday NJ 2 so Miss Anna
Arson and Mrs James Proctor VIII
assist the hostess. Al Rehckah-
LuLLLnl
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LEAD AVE-. METHODIST
G111In EXPERT NINI.D.

Mrs. ! il Holmnn e~ntcrtHin'u
The choir of the Lead Avenue
Methodist church at her homo .2a
W.sf Wioras avenue. Friday
evening
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23

T.. u. Sisk & Albuquerque
arency director of the New Mex
leo branch OF the New York Life
insurance company spent several
days IN Clovis this week the guest
OF John %. Brown. local repre-
sentative OF the Suw Nork IAfe.
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~. Johns GtiID TI.N

The tea and bagnar which was
held az The homo ol Airs John
Milne by the ladirs of 81 Johns
guild pn Thursday afternoon was
% social as well as % financial sue
cess About q hundred dolnrs was
CLEARED and placed in the treasury
OF the guild. Mrs Milne was us
sisted bN Mrs. r. a. Edgar and
Mira Harold Caller as hosie- Mrs
O. T.. Brooks and Mr.. Chiidcrs
poured and Miss Esther uuwdcu
and Miss RoFalle Furtio assisted
Lm IMN llmInE InmIn
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600
TODAY ~ MINI
unf.. nuNaun.~s H..

10 NNUF8 TNHNNNIFUTT TUHH
TIC past D. but a memory;
Mistakes are left behind:
Forever gone Il yesterday.
No mur Il fills my mind.
! know not what tho future holds
Nor what II means 10 me;
| cannot pierce the wells Of Tirae;
Tomorrow may not be
The present only have ! now:
An r1he | must resign;
Bat aApirntionH, hopes and faith.
To-day. today. are mine
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ALPHA DELTA ~ DANCE

The Alpha Delta nj sorority gave
nn Informal spring dance ON FRI
day evening az the Nomau's club
The roums were uttrActivoly deco
rated with spring blossoms IN
tones IT pink. and am electric
fountain added to the effect Those
who danced are Misses Ruth nor
gan Esther Morgan Mary Wood
Hazel Morris. Irene Wickluud.
Eleanor Cameron. Dorothy Cam
eron. Mnudo Nrlsun MHude klor-
dan. Louise barrow. Isabelle lur-
ter. Margaret EhHterday, frcdah
Mitchell. Mary pupvloy, Nurtun
williams. Helen Macarthur, Clu-
rlssa Parsons. Nclle Hess. Dorothy
Stephenson. Helen Jack on, Helen
NeI-un. Theima FARLEY. Katie Nc
uCwcll Anne Mcclure. 1ctaNla
Jonston. Katherine Mccormick.
wilma shelton: Mcsscrs Jack
Jclfs. Emory ColwclL sam Gillian.
Mertan Lewis. Bob Cartwright
Frank Reeves. Fcascl. Douglas
igan. Abe Stowcll walter bowman.
Luken, Vance Scooumire. John
Puucioy. John WilkcrsoU, Bruce
Hanger. Tom Hughes. Walter Nc
vurthy Walter Bvrger. Hugh Ora
ham, Roy Hickman, C%larrutv Hut
fins. Frank Ogg Lawrence I.oNrtt.
Bob Hopcwcll Monroe Mckinley,
Conn. ROY Gilbert. Willis Morgan.
Pat Miller. Dudley snyder. The
chnutrun= were Or Edna MoFner
] aud Mr. and Mrs. carey.
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ssssss sssE,5S MfSm-

The .Panhelienic luncheon Of tho
1ffthN letter wonen II. the city.
whfrHswas 20 have beehAhuld yes
,erdfT. nj the Alvarndo hotel. has
Been -rostponed until sometime In
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23

Design OF pencils has not been
chAugcu for 100 years.
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cnBs

Mr. Florence Weller enter
tainel. abe saturday bridge club on
Sntutday Afternoon M her home
tI91 West TiieraE avenue, Tho
usual fthree tables OF members
plaEfds
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23

There are two lady master
ulD..nurs m sew York Clty
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The Jap club met IN the rccrca-
tiun ruuuis of the y. W. e.. a Mon
day u%fternoun They spent an
hour making baskets for the Girl
Reserve BANQUET.
The Rose Garden club held two
meetings this week. one Monday
afternoon and the other Thursdnv
They met with Miss Louise Bell.
70 Will Doe their .endor while iilzs
Trottcr is away. The girls have
been busy making place cards ror
the banquet and practising their
club song
tltities OF the Y ". a. 4. just now
IT, the story telling hour on Tues
day nt 4 90 u. No. Any child in
tercstod ln stories is welcome 20
come 20 this club The girls are
making n set Of character dolls
When 20 dolls are finished the
dolls viii act the stories. Sixteen
children were present Tuesday.
The g. T. i, club met ns usual
for dinner az $3.50 In the recreation
rooras. Twenty-Five girls were
ent After d short business meet
Ink Mrs Graham gave three piano
readings.
The y square club met Wednes-
DAY a. 3 y. m. While the girls
wcra making place cards their
leader read to them.
The Toto club met FOR o. short
business meeting Wednesday even
ing. This club IL To assist al the
party TOT Russian relief 20 be given
AZ the Armory May O.
Twenty girls at the Rio Grande
school enjoyed the story houf
Thursday afternoon.
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pIRsnNAL NNiIS

Mrs. 81. j. McGuinness is enter
tnlnins Mrs. Daniel Dillon OF Ncw
York, who Is en- route TO Wyomlns
from q visit OF " months In McN
leo city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23
TuEsDNY tITEit Any CLIn

than q hundred guests have boon
asked Co meet Mis- Goui1
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23

tn" Tuesday Literary cluu Will
meet with AIRS Byorrs valiant uu
next Tuesday afternoon at her
home ga North Eighth street