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Smaapfuf.
e. G. 9uno fro Ghjcodp

e. 6. 9uno fro Chicago beisg,
te Manooe VI. 9. Sn9ooIOitaO.
- u. Z. &eqe er retit til 0etroit,
Ricb., for al togc Ell ipecicIt auriu8
| automobiliaget.
- DIR. % Mrs. Oscar Nmlinbion
reiite Snsoag til minneapolis for at
beige Slegtninger.
Sobn Sogcr paa @aihin0ton
Brairie bar fi9bt :. 9. @ape5' Slls
pao 8inncbago Street Tor 81, 1000.
Wtii5 Splpia @albp ira Gaita.
lio % @olter anceitern ira Iranf.
piQe bleu Sirsbag Ggtepiet her /
gucr.
Mrs. emil u. 6olt ira Gler.
mont, Ia, onboIoer zig her pou ct
8or Cages @c'e8 hos SpOcr @cS-
beims.
- 9Qireo q. GomitQO fonl Wun.
bag hiern ira Imcs, boor ban | Sin.
ter bar OGret @leo pc0 9%anobrllg$,
ifolen.
Saltpr 2rlan0o St9Ool0ltaf
ira Chicago itanieoe her ira 6reoar
I'll Serbog paa Sjemoeien ira Ytinue,
opoliS.
Or. q. @ieriet TOM forlcSer
9u9 bienl ira gilbert Sea, bpor bar
bolbt 6oreOrog peb ct @tebe al 2utb,
cram BROTHERHOOD.
YirS. Ole Seuerion fom 2gr.
bag berneo ira minneapolis Tor al
tilbrin9e Reiten al &tttcren hos DIR,
og Mrs. Ole Carton.
Wtrs. Suit anution ira Irm.
'trong, Wtinn., tilbragte iorrigc lloe
nogIe Gage i 9pen pao @efGg hos
Wrs. 6. ". Worriior.
- WSlton 2croal mobtoa iioItc
ugc llnoerraninq ON, at hans so.
Der, Inbrcp Z. 2er0al, bar aIaaoei
peb 9eoen i Cumberland, 8iS., ~
Mar gommel.
SfrGoocrmcitcr NQrim u. Sec
Tom Ssroaa biem ira minneapolis.
Noor han opbolot iig nogle CAGE
6orrctninger, iGrli9 meo Senblit
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-27
1hielfros brett.

Sra Sraocrie @itp, Iid. meloes,
at oct itipirosne Sig al Iep. 6. @.
Gbaie bar biepet gieniunbet | Ell
Sncoripe rl9r Do MiSiion al ct
Earti, Iom bar ienot no forat isac
otter ham, ~eiterat bans Seit bar
fpmmet bicm meo tom Slnoc.
Vaitor Gbaie bapoe ppret en-
Snartur til Srapcrie Gitp % til,
traote ON gftermiboageu 9iIbage.
leiicn iii lit Stem | Nrrbeocn al
Slo Wisiion. Ser raicbe paa oen
5iS Ell polblom @li5Sorb. San bao.
sc anta9elig uGltet OF berunber for.
itsbt iig, iaa ban bleu liggenSe biGI.
pelps | Sneen, til ban omfom. San
rar "A Iar eammel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-27
1nolanoet.
S~crtfattelfe ira eise q

CpAiluHNHe ~ Stpt
Ger aparantPre for 0ifterit. Into.
riteterne bar / 8efueb meo bpao lfiil.
Sc eisreS / bette isrgelige Silf9lbe,
ga inaen al Sanlilien fuiloe oeltaae /
arraHaementerne for 9earapelien.
Ser piloe BOG blipe eiort Sorisa paa
OF beboloe Siget inbtil aparantGuen
blep bppet.
@interfarnipal | "a Grpsie. Ga
Grosie bar De fire iioite Gage al oer.
ne llge lit itore ginterfarnioaI.
Winoit 5000 Gerioner pentes at Del.
tage / ben itore Baraoe oa ben Der
paa fslgenoe Observation-Disclosures /
Riperiioe Earf ben fsrite Days nj.
ten. Riis Cora 2arion er UNDER Ell
Observation-Disclosures palgt til sse.
items Sronnillg og Wpron &. Gauge
til &onge. Soften dfiluttes 2srbag
Slften meo %sslofongens afiettelie og
ct itorilaaent Spruerferi noe pua ben
islaate 6lob mellem Hiperiioe %
Yefftbofte Ydrf.
Iait. &ile tilfienSss Gritatning.-
Bait. q. s. &ile, tibltgere Yrelt for
Sc norif. lutberife gtenigbeber / 0ep
Scope % Ilban, anldgoe for iIogen
Sio ii0en Sag for en- e%ritatnine al
$4,000 moo piSie Weolemmer al
bisie Weniebeoer og er MI al en- Surp
peb 8etten / Steoens Point tilfienot
$500. Surpen fanot, of fun TO al De
fire onflageoe Weolemmer al 8aito.
renS tibligere Wenigbeber tntbe ora.
ges til Inipar. SiSie to W9ttb, ser
iadlebes bar at ubrebe be $500, er
Carl % Inton Inoerion. Wdrcus
Sanion fafbtes life ifploig / nogen
Samnenipereelie moo Breiten, me.
oenS Sagen moo Nief Carton tioltges
re bar afpiit. Retsiagen bapoe lit llb.
ipring ira enbel Strioigbeoer mellem
Wenigbeo og Brett, bptlfe Stribig,
leoer lebeoe til Ell Splittelie inoen
Wenl9heoen o. iii at Yoit. aile al.
mobeoes ON at reiianere. Yaitoren.
giorbe Sororing paa @ritatnina al oe
fire o%pennGpnte WPno iorot De paas
itooeS at bape bepirfet, of balt for
Ell SiO bleu afiat iom Greit / Gam.
funoet.
apinoc ibiGlfrosien | anben %aab.
9llfreo Yeterion, en- fSiifer ira &nife
Hiper, Winn., naaeoe Senbag Iften
inb til Sort @ine eiter / 81 elmer
at babe orepet ON paa Safe hyperion
| en- aaben gnab, uroer bpilfen for.
fGrbelige Splepelie bans Sultril bar
buffet ullber. Sum bar 900 flere 81.
mer isr ban ilaneoe oen ipolige Shit
al Snoiisen. Huber en- p~lllbielig op-
itadet Storm par oeres liQe 8aaD
fsrt no pda Den fraaoenbe Snoiie, og
baarlig uoruitet iom oe bar uoiattes
be for frpetelise 2ioeIier al 8uloeu.
Wtrs. Eeterion bar 300 Ssnbag, %
Oa Wr. BeterIon ben iamme Gags
Mften bar naaet 1tPr Sano, forlo0
han i'm SuItr1s Sig / ben al Ssfla9
inbefIemte gaab oa freb msiiomnc.
Zig oper Den flpbenbe SIS ino MOB
9ano, omtrent IL Ifil sItenfor Yort
@ina. Sans Irme % Sen bar 90
meBet alporltg forfrosne. Mr. %
MrS. Beterion bauoe forlabt fine to
Born, Den 13saari9e Selen og en- 3
slar aammel @iIt, ga De Ssroa9 Wor.
gen reiite no for at ie til fine @orn,
neittenbe at bore tilbage ON etpar
timers 5ib. Ser bar Wanoaa ino.
lsbet llnberretning ira &1,ife Riper,
at Stationsaaenten bapoetaeet fig Of
9srnene % at De bar / goo 9ebulo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-27
TpSefalo.

~ppNuAS'
On al Gecorab5 bebit tienote 8pins
Der, Wrs. &eter 3. Sn~guoloitao, az
eif peO Gsoen ! lit Silent paa San
Street Sirsoog Iiten iom 6el9e al
Sprpngning al Ell SloOaare | Def enc
ger. &rn bapoe i aarepiS liot al
RbCumatiame, % ben iiolte l(gcS Glo
hopbe hun iterrc Smerter emo oanltg,
men bar oppe % itelte ! Suiet, iont
bun pleiet.
gfbeoeS 8igenapu bar Soiepbtne
Gnqbertion, % bun bar is0t ! &riiti.
anio Sen 20en December 1913. 5
1865 tonl bun til Imerita % blep
her / Spen 1867 Sen 4be Wsai pgtes
oict til @eter 8. Sngpoloitao. Se buo,
oe ! lit gGgteitob II Barn, hporaf
feIaenoe II leper: Garl, Colorado
SPRINGS; 6eroinolo % RicborO, Sos
angeIes; SiI0or, Siour Gitp; @tls
liam, 9ecorah, grtbur % Wolter,
IinneupoIis; Orlando % Otto, 9bts
coao; Gtbel (0lrs. Woore), Spring
8aQep, @ts.; Rutb (Wtrs. Surlep),
@alespiue, @is. Srn ouerlepes og'aa
al 70 9reOrc. Sartpig @ngbert'on %
8ichoro q. Gngbertion, iant Ssltres
lie, Mrs. z. &arien % Mrs. w. 2.
Sapnuro, ole al Secorab.
Nr5. Snquoloituo bar ell IiGlocn
opgtig Sninoe oq en- iterf SerionIigs
beo, iom har euet megen Sllofluoelie,
life bare inoen Tamtlien % ben tRrz
meIte areo$, men / WeniqbeOen %
BET firtelige IrbeiOe, iom bun altio
toa leuenbe Gel /. CT oaffert Grem.
bel pao, hpno bun bar oprcf Tor line
mango Barn, er De bpggeltge 6aml
Itere1nionS, iom SngpoloItab SAINT
lien paa oeres Soranitaltning | Ia-
renes Sob bar bapt paa helloes 800
ieISoog meo Wooeren iOnt ben cent
trole o. feireoe Sfiffelie.
9cgrapelien ~ioregour ira Ssrgebu'
Jet 9srbaa &l. 3 o9 ira Secorab Ues
nigbcO5 Strife ST. 2.3O.
@rS. SeImer @iaiams opbl
G,enoug aitcu ben t5be Sanu0r
1922 / lit Siem : @lennooo Somn.
flip. Iibsoe boooe npret lpJ | l9rt,
gere Sio % oeoe al HerpeipgOOm
&enoes Eigcnapn bar Sbrire gttl'
ieIoffen. Slm par ieot / @lenipouS
zen 22oe Mai 1867 al 6orGlOrent
Gbriiten og Hogn0i NiIieloften
Sum blep oen Ace Sanltar / aaret
1888 Ggtcniet iii Sclntcr 8iaiam"
ipm ooerIeoer betoe, tiQigenteb firG
Cetre % en- Sen nemli9 @inneireb
(Dtrs. Sobu Sonipn), Selma (Itr3.
Oscar Srupolb), Slorence (ltrS
Oscar 2epih1en), Iom oQe Dor
8lenpooo Sotpnibip, o. @iQie o1
&loro, iom Dor biemlne hos 6ooe,
zen. Zen GI0ite Sen, 8iQie, oeot
4 Nar gommel.
Sum efterln0er Jig ogiua firc 81,
Ire, nenllis Dfiis Warie Hilielots
fen. iom Dor / Tecorab, o. WrS.
gina Ghrie, MrS. Senrp gpenrlto.
g2rs. Nils GpcnruO, Iom aae Dor !
0lenmooo Soipn'bip.
9egraoeIIen ian0t Steo ira 8lelt,
MOOD Strife SEN t9oc Sanlar UNDER
Iior IeltagcIie, %aitor SIai @repi!
torrette0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-27
ct "~uroliet" Sano.

Sro Saitiago. Gbili, berettes, of
Ger ifsl8e en- al ben rationale ieis.
hlclogiIfe Spmaaling netop oifent.
liggiort gercttting, bapoe iunOet
249 Sorbrpitelicr Steo 6eri Sanoe.
i 1921. Hpitelierre ianot StcG
reb ct gicnneminitIiet Welemrun
a. 30 Smcr, meoenS SorbrpiteIier,
ne Iarct icr,lo 9%iennelnintIs bapbt
iunOet Steb bper 2Soc Sime.
&c flcite % iterfcitc al IyItel.
icrne 'inotraf | G~iItriftet, iom on.
iatter acuncagia' % Waipooalena
60 irtoenfor boilfet 9anbets pigtigite
@per er beliggenbc. Zen "poIoioni
tie Gpitelie inhtraf Ben 26be SuIi
aconcuaiaoalen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-27
ct ijeloent Syn.

Sra Cos SINGLES, Calf, beret.
ties, of Der itnoer Den 9uloebsIoc,
iom inotraf Der | Gluten al forri9e
llge, falot iaapiot meget Sne, Of
ZEN gioroe Rarfell bpio, ct Spn iorl
life bar bGrct feet Der paa uper 40
Iar.
altlben anrettebe megen Sfaoe
&c frugtbprtenbe Siitrifter o. paa.
isrte Sprfcrne betpbeIiee % for
mango al DEM meset fsIeIigc Cab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-27
Kpinoeliee
Representatives..

Observation-Disclosures / @ai1.
ington oplpier, at oct bauoe ienot
Snobpoelic til "a &pinoer til at Del
tGge / Sen rationale 2anbbrtgsfon'
ference, Tom / Oisie Gage CT foriam,
let / @aibington. Ser al Dem ori.
rer Ielp line egne 6arme, og De %
rige er WeOlemmer al Soreninoet
ca Crgnniiationer repre- enterenoe
Sc iorifieIigc @rene al Sanobrugr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-27

Sorelobia befienoteisres, at Seco-
rab Ereitefonferens msoer / Secorab
21be, 22be o. 23be Sebrllar. Yro.
srunmet oil ienere bli befienotaiort.
z. 3. Solo, Sormano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-27

1 GAUGE Boat Srap, 724 Com.
1 Smertaaerten, 6 CONNER
1 Glsntiases CAB, 1919 Com,
meo 9uaS q Stpftsr)
1 Spb Staal, S24 CONNIE
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-27

IL SnOipiSueae Sreo o9 Smers
taHerfsnsr, 6H CONNIE
1 Sab, 1874 CONNIE
/ Sob, 114 CONNIE
1 Geaerps Sab, so lomme
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-27

10 Suppetau IA Som,
10 stopper
10 llnoerlfdule
- Gereals Saoe, 8 CONNER
IL 6rustiabe, Oh &omnte
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-27

Tette ubmerfebe ga: pdu ITO Stpffer meo
omfrauiet Snitial pua 2 Steoer os 0efords
TONER 3 Sarper pea bpert Stptte, ior9plbte
6aaubta9, beitaar al:
IL Wiobas stalerfene 9 6omnter
10 Observation-Disclosures, 7 CONNER
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-27
OUR HIGHEST GRADE CORSETS
$3.50 $3.50 $1l.5O $3.50

We have taken our highest grade Corses and placed them ON sale at $3.50
$3.50 St1 so and $1350. Thee are tho corsots that sell regularly from 5000
upward Bvmy woman in Albuquerque Is familiar with the La Camille and
Rsdfern brands These in this particular offering re Of silk and meroeized
pink brocade, front and back lace models in sizes and designs for all figures
The quality Of the materials and the exceptionally sS1iul workmanship m
these corsets will impress you
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-27
$500 AND 5000 CORSETS, NOW

100 and $3.50 La Camille front lace Corsets OF punk uuutl and batstc, K
fern front and back lace Corsets Of the same material both IN medium b
and toposs styles. In the Final Fire Sale windup at $500.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-27
CorSetS and Ferris Waists, $500

A lot of Warner front and back lace Conets and Feu1s Waists Unzos some
what broken) Inthe Final Fho Sale Wndup at $500
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-30
VISITING SHRINERs IN
CEREMONIAL IETE.

That fraternal carnival known
as a Shrine ceremonial recurring
last Monday meant a holiday for
all local fez wearers and their fam
lilies. While there was no street
demonstrations on this occasion,
the fun at the Masonic temple wa
.aplenty, Nearly forty candidates
crossed the hot sands.
While the Shriners themselves
mad lunch at the Masonic temple
their ladies gathered at the Alva-
RADIO for the noon meal A party
or over twenty wives of Shriners
had luncheon there at big table
decorated with yellow jonquils and
marguerites. Nine of the women
were out of town visitors, guests
of honor After the luncheon an
automobile ride about the city and
environs was enjoyed.
In the evening the formal ball,
exclusively for Shriners, was given
at the temple. Full dress, the
tasseled fez, bright decorations,
excellent music and cabaret sup
per made this affair quite I'D to
the standard of the usual Shriners'
entertainment. A large crowd
was present.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-30
MISS LESTER WILL BE
MARRIED NAV 10.

x The wedding date for Miss Lorna
lester, daughter of Mrs. Felix
Lester, and Roderick Purser Hud-
dleston of New York, whose en-
gagement was announced several
months ago, has been set for May
10.
Plans have been made for late
afternoon ceremony at the home of
the bride at Fourth and Silver ave-
nue. in the presence of members Of
the family Miss Lester will be at
tended by Miss Esther Howden
and by Miss Florence weller as
maids of honor. Miss Grace StortZ
will sing "Until' and Miss Louise
Lowber will play the wedding
march
& Mr.. Huddleston is expected back
this week from New York, where
he was called on business nearly
Two months ago. The young cou-
pie expect to spend a honeymoon
of several weeks in the mountains
of New Mexico before they go east
for the winter. They will make
their home at Pelham. n Y.
The bride-e elect is a beautiful girl
of gracious manner and considera-
BILE musical talent. She was born
and brought up in Albuquerque.
attended finishing school in the
east and pursued advanced violin
studies on the Pacific coast. She
mas always been one OF the most
attractive young persons in the
local society set.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-30

Friday was the big night of the
university upperclassmen when the
browning social event of the year
the junior prom, was given at the
Elks' club honoring the members
Of the graduating class.
The prom was a pretty affair
with the frivolous young things
flashing about and gliding over
the shining floor in colorful frocks
and black evening dress. The big
ball room was decorated with
ported palms which screened the
orchestra and with baskets of
flowers which were placed in the
wall panels.
The guests were greeted by a
receiving line as they entered the
ball room before the grand march
began soon after o'clock. Dean
and Mrs. i. B. Mitchell, Mrs. David
Spence Hill, DR.. and Mrs. j. A.
Reidy, Dr.. and Mrs. l. B Hessler
Dean and Mrs. J. D. Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Mindlin. Miss Edna
Mosher, Miss Elsie Ruth Dykes
and Clarence Huffine stood in the
line. The latter couple, the presi.
dent of the junior class and his
lady, led the grand march.
The dance programs were en-
cased in beautiful card case favors
of grey suede studded with the
university seal in gold and swing
ing cherry colored silk cords. Re-
freshments of individual fruit
mold ices, coffee, minis and al
y11r nd Of ~ IL
by the sophomore class girls
dressed as French mattresses.
Bright and varied we're the
dancing frocks worn by the co-eds
at the prom. Miss Dykes, who led
in the grand march, wore beau
tiful dress of robins egg blue bro
cade with corsage bouquet of
pink rosebuds and silver slippers.
Miss Blanche Guley was striking
slender figure in American beauty
taffeta which contrasted effective.
~ with her dark hair. Miss Helen
Macarthur wore a pretty flounced
taffeta of jade green. Miss Octavia
johnson wore a basque dress of
orchid satin trimmed with silver.
Miss Dorothy Cameron wore a
flame colored taffeta frock with
bouffant petals. Miss Edna Mosher
wore gown Of black chiffon vel
vet and georgette and Miss Cath
crime Mccormack was dressed in
filmy chiffon of lilac tone.
The prom committee to whom
is due the credit for this excellent
ly appointed party was composed
of Walter O. Berger, chairman;
Miss Lorena Burton. Miss Helen
Nelson. Clarence Huffine ana
George Martin.
The guests at the prom We're
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Council Ad-
jutant General and Mrs. Henry
Rolf Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Neill r.
Field, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney We'll,
Arthur Prayer, Mr.. and Mrs. II. p.
Hening, Colonel and Mrs. G. f.
Breeze. Mr.. and Mrs John r..
Simms, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mind
lin. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Strong.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-30

BILE at the Elks' club on next Sat
urday afternoon at the benefit
party of the new Near East relief.
Thirty-five tables have already
been engaged for cards and more
will be available on the afternoon
Of the party.
A musical program will be given
during the afternoon by Miss Dor
othy Cameron and David Marcus,
young violinlsts. During the re-
freshment hour at the close of the
playing there will be vocal num-
bers by Miss Grace Stortz, accom-
panied by Mrs, Lewis B. Thomp-
son, and by George Geake. Mrs
j. +, Cox is chairman of the COM
mittee on arrangements.
The proceeds of the party will
be contributed to a nation wide
campaign for money for the starv-
ing children of the Near East and
Of Russia. This has been one of
the most popular philanthropies
in the country during the past win
ter, society women of all cities
having given their time and at
tention TO raising money for this
purpose.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-30
UNIVERSITY SET PRESENT AT
ANNUAL JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM
AT ELKS CLUB FRIDAY NIGHT

,Mr. and Mrs. C. T. French, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. L. Fox, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl
I C. Magee, who were patrons and
patronesses; the following mem"
bers of the board of regents and
the faculty: Governor and Mrs. NJ.
G.. Mechem, Mr.. and Mrs. John v.
Conway, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Jaffa, DR.. and Mrs. j. A. Reidy,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Sedillo, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Keleher, Mrs. Rupert
Spence Hill, DR.. and Mrs. t. r.
Mitchell, DR.. and Mrs. l.. B. Hess
Ter, DR.. and Mrs. John d. Clark,
Dr. Edna Mosher, DR.. G. F. Coan,
DR.. Helene NJ. Evers, DR.. and Mrs.
B. +. Taught, DR.. George S. Hub
bell, Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. Barn
hart, Roy Johnson, John Lukken,
Miss Katherine Mccormack, Mr..
and Mrs. r s.. lockwood, Miss
Edna Roy Mr., and Mrs, Walter
Simson, Fred Feasel, Miss Mabel
Shelton, Dean and Mrs. Il, r. Eyre.
Mr.. Daugherty, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A,
Carey. Mr.. and Mrs, e. l.. Ellis,
Mr.. and Mrs. C, f, Hodgin, Miss
Josephine Parsons, Fletcher Short,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Faw. Miss
Katherine Keleher, and Mr.. and
Mrs, r. II. Kirk.
Members of the senior class who
were guests Of honor were: Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Hernandez, Mr.. and
Mrs. y, Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Scruggs, Misses Eleanor Cameron,
Blanche Guley, Octavia johnson.
f. Mosher, X. Mcdowell, O. Osuna,
7. Perez, Mary Sands, Dorothy
Stephenson, Irene Wicklund, Clyda
Wilson, Ruth zimmerman, Estelle
Weisenbach, Wilma snywer, Messrs.
r. j. Albers, c. Caldwell, r. V.
Calkins, r. Ferch, r. Gould, E.
Lighton, n. d. Mayne, p. Mozely,
r. Ogg, f. Neher, G.. White, Il.
Hopewell. and ]. Sharp.
The juniors who were hosts at
the affair are: Clarence Huffine,
president; NJ. stinnett, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Popejoy secretary and
treasurer; Miss Leona Sherwood.
representative: Misses Dorothy
Cameron, Lorena Burton. Elsie
Ruth Dykes, Irene Fee, r. Fisher,
Gwendolyn Grigsby M. Hamilton.
Helen Macarthur, Helen Nelson,
Lillian Patton, D. Russell, Helen
Stowell, X. McComic. nellie Hess
Helen Jackson, Maude Riordon;
Messrs, Walter Berger. s. Bern
hardt, George Bryan, Robert Cart
wright, w. Collins. r. Davis. How
ell Faw, Max Ferguson. f. Georges,
Hugh Graham. Frank Greenleaf,
Edward Horgan. A. Morgan. Cullen
Pearce, NJ, Stinnet, w. Stofer.
Walter Ward, Kenneth Wilkerson,
George Martin, and Vernon Willy,
Other guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Popejoy, Miss Alice Gould,
Miss Dewey Mae Johnson, Miss Ju-
liet Fleischer. Charles Culpepper
William Roy. John Giomi. William
Hale. Frank Reeves, w. White,
Fred Wagner S. Gillian, H
Brandyberry, and Bruce Hanger.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-30
Y GIRLS CLUBS HOLD
ANNUAL BANQUET,

The Joint annual banquet of all
of the school girls clubs of the
Young Women's Christian associa-
ton was held at the recreation
center on Friday evening with a
large attendance. The tables with
their blue and white nut baskets,
blue and white candles on blue tri-
angles were very pretty. After a
two dinner there were
toasts by the different clubs and
some good music.
Adella Elder acted as toastmls.
tress and Margaret Cox. Ruth
Caldwell and Alberta Smith gave
splendid talks on the three sides
of the triangle---body, mind and
spirit. Isabel Cunningham gave
toast "to the Girl Reserve" Hell
en- Kay gave an enthusiastic talk
on "A Girls Camp" and Elizabeth.
Fee gave a toast ITO Our Mothers"
The guests were Adelia Elder,
Johnny Johnson, Helen Haynes,
Margaret Simonson, Mary Brown,
Grace Ryan, Evelyn Brosey. Louise
Snyder, Frances Page. Ethel Bur-
ger, Mary Schults, Mildred Brooks,
Helen Kay. Alberta Smith, Ruth
Kay, Thelma Stuart, Mildred
LEIGHTON, Elnore Sadier, Albura
koury, Mary Rodrique, Josefa Ar
milo, Jennebel Cunningham. Ruth
Adams. Mary Weir. Elsie Russell,
Margaret Shortle. Elizabeth Nord-
haus, Rebecca Fee, Margaret Cox,
Mary Elizabeth French, Monica
Macarthur. Georgia Lee Harwell,
Clara Harwell, Isabelle Voice.
Louise French, Betty Ann Cox,
Helen Stevens, Eunice Herkenhoff,
Elizabeth Fee. Nadine Bowers,
Margaret White, Rosemary Hor-
gan, Delora Benjamin and Lenore
Petit.
The Jap club had an interesting
meeting Monday afternoon. The
subject for discussion was "A
School Girls Sense Of Honor" The
girls discussed very seriously honor
in school, honor in play, honor
among friends, honor in daily liv-
ing and honor of self.
The Rose Garden club met on
Monday afternoon with Miss Louise
Bell. They spent part of the time
practicing their club song.
The B2 club met Wednesday ut
3 p. m. Their work was different
and very interesting this week.
They made a Bingham dress for q
little girl at the Rio. Grande school
in whom they have become inter-
ested.
The Hi-A club had business
meeting Wednesday and made
plans for the annual banquet.
The story hour Tuesday was ir-
teresting as usual. The little girls
are busy making character dolls.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-30
JARIEY'S WAX WORKS,
II. II. A. BENEFJT

The Parnt-teaohers' association
of North Fourth street school is
preparing to give Madame Jarley's
Wax Works, a famous old-timo
entertainment, on the evening OF
May at the school house to raise
money for the work of the asso-
cation Miss Murphy and her pu-
pills will assist in the program.
Mrs, William Swayne will act as
Madame farley and the wax fig
ures will be as follows:
Group 1.-The Man All Tattered
and Torn, r. M. Hall; The Maiden
ALI Forlorn, Mrs, r. M. Hall:
Christopher Columbus, Gilbert
Sites. Lady McBeth. Mrs. A. A..
Woodworth; William Tell, Paul
Motley.
Group II-Medusa, Mrs. VIM.
Menaul; The Ruffian, Fred Page,
The Smiler. Mrs. G. M. Foraker;
Cinderella, Mrs. c.. A. Motley,
Uncle Tom. w. r. IsbelI.
Group III-Simple Simon. wal
ter Pomerank: The Spoiled Child,
Mrs. ]. II. Walker; violante, Alice
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FORTNIGHTLY BANQUET
TUESDAY EVENING.

The annual banquet and install
lation of officers of the Fortnight
ly Music club will be held on Tues
day evening at $3.50 o'clock at the
Woman's club building. The af-
fair will be formal. Maurice Klein
will act as POSTMASTER after the
dinner. The new officers to be
installed are Mrs. Elizabeth Brad.
ford president; Miss Louise M
Nichols. first vice president; Mrs.
w. p. Mcdowell. second vice pres
ident; Mrs r. c. Bailey, recording
secretary; Mrs. Inez Westlake, COR
responding secretary, and J. G.
Bunjes, treasurer.