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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-17
oGPORN-Emien r. CAMPBELL w.
NERAL CHURCH. Tuesday. p. m.

PECK-On Friday. July 10 1872, Elizabeth
Armstrong widow II Isaac . Peck. w.
neral services az her late residence. i3i
Clermont av. Brooklyn. on Monday
July ~. AZ 1880 a. m. Kindly omi'
flowers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-17

Air Fund:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-17

yArGuPy-At 10 sesview av., Jersey
cify. y j. on Friday. July -. 1914;
james "a son % the lats Bernard j. and
Jsiy III. a. verDlsnck. y. Y, Reauism
mass. 20 o'clock. 81. Pstrick's Church
NerD,ancL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-17

Mrs. Horatio Nelson Slater Is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Den
niston Lyon, who are occupying their
apartments at the Carlton House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-17

dsy Iriy rs. 1874 stsnhsn Dri,ton. be-
loved husband ., Sarah Collins Joseph.
S.ryirs 90 ne PARK Avenue IHpiid
chprch. Pisinn.ld. y J.. on Tuesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-17

MURRAY-suddeaiy. on July rs. 1874.
samuel Elmer Murray Funeral services
Al his late residence. IL Alhemsrs
Road. Flatbush. Brooklyn. on Monday
at D. M.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
". a. a. 4. MISSION SCHOOL
PROSPECTING.

The "ncighborhood center" and
mission school Tor adults that .H
tlourishing under the direction Of
the Carlsbad ". G y. q. is making
"a record In this, the third year
OF Us history.
A mothers club" has been or
ganized among the Spanish Amer
lean women who attend the school
and these have made liberal dona-
tons toward the equipment OF the
building whore cinsses In school.
and cooking and sewing and other
household crafts are successfully
carried on.
The W e. r. 4. has drawn into
les circle Of h.lp FOR the school.
other clubs and individuals.
Miss Thee, whiting. national
field worker in this department Of
Amcricunization of the W g. r. T..
cont "a glowing report ~ the neigh
horhuod ccntc 10 the national
board III this department nskiag
Tor an appropriation from national
headquarters Tor the Carlsbad
school FOR adults
Mrs. g. " Dishman. state SUI
pcrintcndent or medal contests Ia
defamation. has supervised several
very fine platform contests among
the Spanish speaking girls ON tina
the " O. r g. building
Mrs Hattie Mercer state super.
intendont Of characterization ;oi
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part about 90 ig. there are very isN
men among the crudite editurialists.
ur any uthcrs. who are ChlVairuua
enough 10 rush 60 tho rescue of Inc
girls. the old new. or amy other
generation. would approve OF with
out reserve. And why deny tho
fnct that they D. present In large
numbers among us. ana O. sadly
lUf In tine fhufflV2 Horhuns tho
VIolr. lN tine wossv stone ~ get
ting the liulf hidden from the
nN. treatment that moasy stone
Nlulots usually get The power
nf ti"H iH pretty 7trurg too.
for many flupperz are growing
whore only one rrew before. Many
a Violet who finds that by staying
by hor NOISY stone won't put hor
In the limclirht will decide to be-
corn. % fIDpurr. iu-f Tor that
$50 after AN. just Tor nu "NpCr.-
uicut woulunt 30 Doe o. good thing
fu icf thc Violet Girl become the
mode play her up; throw the spot
iighi uu hor. tcl h"r why She
and the reason why shY De-. and the
reason why the fiapper isn't" In
short. why can we NiND some pos.
tive propaganda. Just uH "a muttor
pf change. la favcr OF the sort Ut
young people we have und want Geo
have. Instead Of against Some We
undsninhiy have. bat would like 90
revise in part? Al any rate. nur-
rah foe those who We beer able Co
live through this
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gVN
AND nIRL's mn n. @. NAM

And nov our old friend Mir.
George AIDE wolI known Iuda.l
bachelor OF Gu. with means and o.
reputation Tor having skinned old
hir A"sop o. miIr Ou wrItIuE fables.
comics FOB the for. with 900 ll.lc..
Fl the American NHguaiuo ON th,
rising generation Mower perhaps.
iu The history Of the world did t
Generation get $50 much publicity u
ihc rising us fhlH ON. has, Tho
i,earfhstuuo Companion cIoHr ora
loo Ode most prudIto editorial .fs
have Joined their voice. with tna
MIGHTY public .oar th1t d|cuo4n,,s
tlr rising generation And tnH
funny part about 10 an ia TINT thry
continue tu rise n ls certain th.'
1uy other generation but this ono
would have long since Hceu hop.
lps7lN overwhelmed and iHtim.
dated and would have decided q.
Uuif rising just 60 get over sd
iHa. - one point boo favor ol tug
generation.
But THAT ism tho point. VIVA.
D. tnc ide1f g. u THAT SIR Ndu.
ana nll the conscientious editorial.
Isls really feel that way ntlut .t
and arc daily wondering when the
j q is going To frouc 600 close &,
wee BRINK nnd prccluittiC ua all -
which means Civilization int,
| chlus and pcrditlon2 or Is II
TINS lt.s the thing that every bod,
roads marks learns but does no.
assimilntc. and iH willing fo pay for
WOOD hate Co think that am anv
lnuH parents and the much hcloag
urcd youth. had Co suffer tho con
tluuoun wall 90 ~. ~ BE- wasn't u.
expression uf an honest ouiniou.
Aud there another phuse. too
Why pick ON The ElrlsT After al
while Eve dld Tempt Adam. aud Do
did cat Adam couldn have mindp
being tHu1Utod-thc Billie dutsn'
record thD fact Thar Adam raised
femuu rtr1tuE band. scnwled %
tpuroyInglv. or said. Really NOS
It", tHuf won do ut nll, ~,
U usual he dld cat Tho froubl
H.In the Adams has ulwl1s ut
'ury would eat. n thsy wouIIu
Town would comc the short Hk.r
away would 20 the pcftIuE plf
Noe and an the terrible Ds.iH ul 900
E'Fiug Generation.
Nnd the last phase. Tho w0r.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
ERALD ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 70, 1922

graduate of the Engineering school
of fhe University. is an alumuus.
The following account was clipped
from the University OF Colorado
paper, silver and Gold:
"a charter in ~ Kappa Alpha.
national fraternity. has been
granted to Omega Psi. local So
ciety. The grant ia the result NJ
constant effort on The part'of uni
Ncrslfy men Ia omega psl since
1899. The local was organized
here IN 1917
Installation ceremonies win he
held by national officers some
time early ncXt quarter. There II
a chapter OF III Kappa Alpha at
Colorado college and others at tho
University OF New Mexico. univcr-
sity OF Utah and the Kansas state
Agricultural college. In all. the
national society has IS student
chapters and 81 alumni chapters.
originally III Kappa Alpha was
strictly a southern fraternity. being
orrnnlged In iSGS at tho Cunyer-
sitv of Virginia. In 1903 II began
a slow expansion to the north and
west.
John 4. Mccain. district chief
of the order. h a graduate Of the
Y nivcrsity. and was active In per
mfnding the national fraternity to
grant local charter
The members OF Omega Psi.
The successful pctitiuning body. are.
g. a.. Eclilngtr ". n. Bennett. lo-
gan Lloyd. D. L. craiae. Brooks
Custer. a. u Dunn. u. W. Eddy.
T. a. Griffith. Ward Hazlett, -.
" Horton. ". T. Kearns. O. r..
Loves VI W, Oldaker. Meredith
intten Walter Koch. w. r. Nc
Nerncy. ". y. Major, G. \. Mark
ham Jerome Marin. ]. =. Mont
gumery y j. Morsch. T.. y. Re
inss. Charles Rhine. G. V. Schclkr.
T. ~ search, H. l. stablcr. H. ~.
stewart. r u. Sylvester. A. l.. ray
Tor. c. IT, Tlcden and +. W Thomp-
son.
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occ
EASTERN STAR
REJECTION MD DANCE

Moro than 800 guests attended
the reception and dance given by
tho mtmhrrs Of che Eastern star
Thursday evening 20 welcome the
delegates TO the grand chnptor
meeting and 10 tho convention of
che various orders Of the Masonic
lodge From s. until q O'Clock. the
mcmLcrs OF the Past Matrons
chapter OF the Eastern star rccciN-
ca the visitors in the shrine room.
Al 20 o'cioci,, dancing commenced
in tho ball room.
The Eastern star rolora- rod.
white. green. hiue ana fellow
were arranged about tho lights and
lH ,ho strenmcrs on the Ceiiing OF
thr room; and the booths wore
supper was served. were decorated
lH red. The reception and dance
were perhaps the most noteworthy
social event OF the ~thrcc-dny COM
NUufiou hero.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
WOMEN AZ CIIn
s. ~MAGAIlNI.s

E,sruuilng 60 the roll call "N'
TururItu magazine and why go
o., Woniau's club ON Friday lft'r-
noon many women gave Interest
iur reasons Cor their pre- ference.
'Thu Literary Digest seemed thp
most popular magazine because oi
rlnea covered and condensed form.
tn. American Magazine was
O. rlosr second. ana womcn's mag
u2inrs rather Jagged behind,
Mrs. r. j. Mnhry read a paper ON
Early Magazines and Their Found.
rrs." sent In hv Mrs. T.. u. BOYD, q
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Were erected NI''- me committees
on uDmh'I-iilb Ahu on entertain-
ui'U' N'' Uiu'o me hrHt
,'"sifI .ioh', =. sellers.
a. 'I'iitIl l'upl,.' fcbN
mon '''"' iVhN Ut
~" '''' Mis
W.. W. MrH W 9.
~ii'f'"'h' "h' "' lou" Afmi1o:
il' comm 'h
hh,.' 'h' I'I''"' "uuh. X
y iH'fh,t 'nui'li'n - =. hcr-
N I" 9'.'rs Mfa
" - 'NH " y Me
'uith''
in' '"lhH th"' ''hlp''s"u the
'oN,nm OF tnr 'NehlNN Wrr" Keen
y 'HiuN GU ~h'intihE n''N til. favor
q. "Iu t'lh "N lNtN hiu me
lh' HP'Atti4 M'I JUICE ~ =
'' -.
'iI'' ~ az W. fIen
'i"' "iln l' u D. 7.Ni'S
t' tl''h pl"nis ana
l''I 'Nl "''"
l ,'nl'.N
l"' ~,'''pl''' '' "' h','"vr"
N" l" ','g ''''"W o. ~ ~
"I' "i ',ii' AZ
''u' DUE -
Ho''tllN i'l'N n,,'
lN''h' 0"l h'ii'llln' w hitu
500 N'rvit, Nuth,n
ittNu ''ii' ~. i' Nll.."'I' -
'Hii", ''
.nhNeL - 90 -
my ''i'"'' D"Pp'
,lhrk ~ ,hi n'hh.. h.V'1 -
= 'n,,'iu' ,io,o." ~ 'ole-
man. NNAH.N NnNNnNn. Mn nMu MNA.
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49,
HAVE
CARDS n ''CHOM."

saturday night District Engineer
and Mrs. H. =. Wheeler gave "a camp
supper and bridge party in the
district offices In the korber build
ing to all employees ana their
rs ,hov was announced ut
sis o'clock with "A camp gong aud
consisted OF mut.guE f-~v. chill
beam. bread and butter rollshos,
row unchor coffee, ice cream and
mixers camp orders that eve
ory u should line up in front ui
tho chuck wagon 10 get "a regular
hguduut. and later wash ana stack
dishes and tools. were strictly cn-
forced. After supper vcn bridge
.HH'"H ran until midnight.
Many OF the cu-ineera will be
leaving Tor road construction prof.
cots within another month. nnc the
.upor was given as "a farewell
party 20 the field forces over
thirty lined w ~ the serving tables.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
ALBuoI @ BoYs IN
NATION NJ In ATIRNITN,

IWOHU IHII UnUI rOC0nIIN n I0CnI
fraternity at the University Of
Colorado. and one that numbers
amour Jos member ship five Alhu-
qucrIue boys who attended the
uurh school bore and graduated
from that institution, was granted
"a charter ia ~ kappa slu-la ma
tlonai fraternity. az BOULDER last
week. Charles Schclkc, Merritt
Oldnkcr Don sylvester and Ray
| mond Eddy are the boys number
ed among ltH active membership;
and Ralph Hin. Of this city, a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
900
PIONEERS HNNI wash
INGTON BIRTHDAY


Tho Pioneers, amor- other pa.
trlutiC organizations. iitc the u. A
a.. and lhe : Ak. and hs Gran
Arms OF the Eepuniir. LIN rhor..
af those organizations o. which
ths patriotic Observance ls a sacred
ttrtmuuy. observed Washington.
IIrthdas with "a H,ting program.
and 3D. hir banquet for no member.
This took place "Wednesday ,N..
.iur 90 fhu knights OF pythlus hHiI
coon. while the patriotic phserFuuU
u. Tine urai spirit Of the cycuiu"
Esrs important business secession
Hgf also e. part of &c.
THU Adoption of she hy-laWs III"
which tho date Of neetInE De- set
[ fHT .ttry fourth WodncsdaN iH rh'
month and the question uf locl.
dues o. aettled.l and tho genera.
perfection OF the organization
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
%
MONTHLY CHE
DANCE FORMAL.

TIE % thing that made tho hol-
day week Of Washington BIRTH
duy particularly festive was tho
Country club formal dance last
lr"hinN evening AZ usual tho
ball room was packed and ala not
thin uut until almost midnight
supper consisting OF cherry ice and
llttle culH- with cherry and rrr.u-
loaf'd oruumoutnt.ou. was served AZ
twelve O'Clock
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
KAPPA ALPHA


Tho annual Founders day ban
quiet OF III Kappa Alpha mems
fraternity Is to be given next
Thursday evening at the AlVarndo
hotel and will be attended by
more than fifty members and
alumni or the fraternity from
UNcr the state. 4 tonstmaH'or o.
Zoo De appointed and u program
OF %speoches will be- arranged FOR
90" evening.
This anniversary IS observed by
an pi Kappa Alpha chapters in
fhc country. upon this date, and
commemorate the flfty-fourth an
n~iyersary of tho founding Of tho
.'reck letter society.
90 Kappa Alpha will hold It's
NATIONAL convention In New York
In the spring and tho choice u
IA representative Of this chapter
will be discussed neXi Thursday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
UNIVERSITY y. NJ and
y. ~. PATTY.

Tile Y. NJ &. A. and the Y W.
c. a. OF the University had u mvcK
track meet Saturday evening nj 80
dcy hall. with events FOR all tho
members aud special stunts Tor the
committees on nnance, publicity.
program and membership. All
sorts " unusuai events. u vocal
high jump. u relay race. an In
dian club relay and q pot shoot
ton e shot put, were among the
things tnht kept the crowd IN "A
oar Of laughter all evening The
guests were divided into four
teams, To- represent four colleges.
and the winning team vas award
cd "a loving cup-which M ALSO
In keeping with the nature Of the
evening.
Amer the strenuous exercises.
refreshments were served There
we're about 100 representatives of
the Two organizations present.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

4. sE.,I e young student Of tho
m,mI, OF the club now living in
Glendale. California. Mr. George
University, ana "a member Of THE
Pine and Pen" club. talked on
"Niodoru Magazine Verse" aud
Mr. g. a. schumacher adoquatci,
coy.rrd ''rhc current Magazines 30
Nj. g. e Meacbem was the lead
en- THE g. r. French quartet. CONE
pp..I OF Mcsdnmcs Charles Sut-
Ton. 90 n. A~ckerson. a. W. Ellis
and g. b. Carey (who substituted
/ ror Miss Charlotte Lembke), ac-
comululcd hy Mrs. CraHwcll. sang
/ several old familiar songs In eN-
ccpiloually wen blended voices.
a short board meeting followed
N, regular meeting. at which sev-
eral new members were received
into membership
". 4. \. NOTES
Mary Elizabeth F-cncn. Margaret
| slurlIr. Elizabeth Nordhaus. LOU
iep and Margaret Coz Monica Nc
Arthur (mombors OF the Rose
Garden club. Miss Trottor and
NIs Adams hlltcd to the river
"Wednesday afternoon The Eirlf
forlred for wood and soon o fire
wa made. Later. wicncrs were
ros..rd aud stories were told about
tlr fire.
8 Girls Reserve Corps was or
ruuizyd at ti.c RE Srqndo indus
trial Hchool Thursday afternoon.
THE Adelautc club did not meet
last week but will meet ncNt We'd
~. day as usual.
tuu Mother-Daughter meeting IT
tho g. 1. =, club, postponed from
| last week on account OF Illness OF
| some OF those invited Will be held
Tuesday. Feb. rs.
luere will hc "a practice game be-
tween the two y. W. G. 4. teams
Coo the armory Monday night al
z 30.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
GOO
DINNER Iepn LOS
ANGELES VISITORS.

MT ana Mrs r. G. Sans and
two daughters Of Los Angeles. and
Mrs wiley. Ms sans sister. and
AR. and Mrs. w y. Hicks last
"wednesday. en- route to New York
city Mrs. Hicks entertained them
NJ dinner Wednesday evening
There were ~ present. Mr. Sans
h. president OF the j. &. Penney
company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

Gusdorf attended the big "froshI
dance OF the School OF Mines ~
Socorro last Tuesday evening
Richard Angle wns also an Aibu'
qucrque visitor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
PERSONAL ~MTSTioN.

Mrs y J S;rumqulst. who was
~ with fiu FOR more than "a week.
has suffered a relapse and De- quito
IN ut her home
Miss Ernn Ferguson conducted a
party Of three tourists Go the In
dian pueblo OF san Felipe on
Thursday ana took another party
To santa Fc yesterday
w u, Hicks. mRrlrcr Of the
Penney tor here. viii leave We'd
ncsday. Marcn J. FOR Fort Worth.
Tea to take over the management
Of the Penney store there. He viii
own % half Interest 10 tbs store.
Mrs. Hicks ard daughter. Miss
pansy, and young SOL will remain
IN Albuquerque until ,hc close Of
schop'
Miss Marccilh Matson. Miss Dor
Uthy Bowman and Miss Margaret
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600
FRANCES WILLARD


one OF the several special pro-
grams given by the local tnionH Of
the W. G. r a. to commemorate
the heavenly birthday OF fran
ccs a.. Willard was an impressive
praise service NJ the home Of Mira
a. w. Austin IN Clovis. February
II. Clovis Union is TO send am
other proterc to the Frances u.
willard school The Clovis
adopted daughter IN the school
is now "A student In the Silver city
Normal college and Is n source OF
pride to her foster mothers. she
II to he on the faculty ~ the T..
T.. W school when she has pee
c"isod her diploma from the Nor
NAL.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

New Mexico, II stirring up other
Unions to establish ncighhornoud
Glasses similar To the Carlsbad mis-
SION.
Mrs BculBh Little. president of
Carlsbad Union, has written that
the ". G.. r. a.. waited on the
Chamber of Commerce directors at
election time last week and pre-
suuted "a program for civic better
ment that wis heartily endorsed (.
and tine chamber OF Commerce in
vitcd Il representative Of tho W. e.
n 4. to become "a member ~ tho
Carlsbad Chamber Of Commerce.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
run SDAN CLUB
STUDIES DRAMA.

The Tuesday club VIII study The
American Drama at their meeting
this week with Mrs T. J. MnhrS
current vents Will also be dis
Cusscd.
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700
uHInCI CLUE Ml.l.TS
AATI EnAN.

Mrs Joseph McDnuun entertained
hcr bridge club yesterday afternoon
.ul their r,gulUf meeting.
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COX
pifI MIS- ENTERTAIN
MIN pi.l.UtI.

George Washington was tAU tn-
cniratlun Tor more than one pretty
social affair the past wc1k and al
thu Phi Mn house WoduesdaY rfCu-
ing, shared honors With Aiss Mar
celia Matsou the nov piadsc q.
guest Of honor Dinner va fnl.
lowed by music and dancing Tht
khcstH were Miss Marcciln Mntsuu
htiss Erna Ferguson MisF Ednr
Mosher. Mss Louise LoWber and
Miss Wt9s nah Dixon, auu The lol'
lowing actlves wgrs present; ths
Misses Ruth Helm Nell Hess Ll.
Ian Patton, Clarissa Parsons. Mar
Earet spargo. olive Hardon. Ne
WSn Dixon, Bertha Ice Payne. Vol
ma Smith. Margaret Guadorf Ger.
pldine ruliy and Dorothy Wagner
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WASHINGTON FATTY GIVEN

with evergreen houghs as 20
background for red flags urd
hutChcts and cherries, the church
pariorH OF tho Congregational
church were q fitting and artistic
background fdr the Washington
tarty given there "Wednesday eve
gning hy the Woman club Of tho
church Mrs j e colllstcs tie
hostess. was assisted in receiving
end entertaining the large crowi
that was present hy Mrs Iad
Wheeler. Mrs Turner ana MIR. o.
~ foons trrnch's quartet uuier
DE- direction Of Mr. 70. ". Ellis
Edvc "a most %eu1oyahiU mu.,,Hi
bfogrnm. which consisted OF tuo
singing 81 This Old Folks a.
Home Love y Old Sweet Song
aud To Thee. % Country Tho
tnartct is made up OF tIo follow
tg voices Mrs HAIRY AckerFon.
Mrs. r. W Ellis Mrs. Charles Sut.
tdn and Miss Charlottc Lcmhkc.
However on account % llinra-.
Ma iemhke was not able 10 up'
pear on the program "Wednesday
And Mrs. Charles Carey sang u
hos place.
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plodgc Work kont Tue W0mtn :
Greek letter sociotics AZ the tni,
Verrity on the go last week and
Was attended by the usual excite
ViPhi sfu pledged Miss Marceiia
Nntfon.
tKapna Kappa Gamma renewed
AIR Helen stoweli pledge. made
f4st wlnter.
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rHoAiAs.AmGmS

Miiss Bessie Thomas and Bort
Ahigrim OF Indiana, were quietly
mhrricd Tuesday afternoon. mo-
boring O Bcrnalillo, where they
were married by the justice OF Tho
peace. They were attended by
Hiss Helen Sclvcrt and Tom Muel-
fr ON returning 10 this city they
Mere given a wedding supper los
Mrs. MAY knight. ~ her acme on
South Broadway.
Miss 1homns b. employed at tn"
Vocational training center here, and
N well known and wen liked Mr.
AhlErim has been in the city only
a short time. having come here
from Indiana 70 go In business,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
-PANuELLENIt CREATES
NfEW DEPARTMENT.,

THE City Panhellenic association
efeRted Two new offices. with tho
revision OF the constitution, at
their meeting at the Alyarado OBJ
ruary IS. and elected the heads Of
bach. These were philanthropy and
ceurtesy. Mrs. Tom Benton was
eIected head OF the philanthropic
work and Mrs. Jack LaprRik Of the
tdurtesy committee. Twenty-Five
nireck letter women attended.
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CAST FOR 4. y.
PLAY CHOSEN.

ff'The Wonder Hat ls the title
o. a une-art comedy which the a..
~ NJ Dramatic club viii present
~ assembly March n. Cor the Cui-
voa'aity students. The following
cast OF characters has been choa-
en-:
Rierrot ....,,.. Tom Hughes. Jr.
Harlequin .-......... Dale snyder
Punchinello ..... Louis HesTelden
f0lumhiHc ..... Airs opal Nixon
Nurgot .......... Nyrl Walker
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
rHE SANTA m TRAN.

Did Nachei Lindsey get tne spar
~ VI the present day santa ne tran
IN his poem by mat name AZ
hny rate, n he is out ON the tran
after the auto show ne VIII nave
some new voices 10 sing nhont'
Here l. a part OF the poem.
a hig black lame
The citY
Whence each came
They tour nom memphis Atianln'
savannah
Tallahassee aad feNnfkhun
They tour from 81 Louis, Colum-
hus. MhniHiee,
THEY tour from PEORIA davenport
kankakee,
Vars from concord hos-
tou.
Cars from Topeka. tmporIa AUS
tin.
Cars from Chicago, HANNIBAL 'al-
40.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

f(Xra John Milne Will be hossqss
Is fhe alAtea OF the guild 81 ~
Ibnua church ~ their bueinesF
t,,<<ffne nfkt Thursday afternoon
.fiana Will be made for the Lenten
work. All membera OF the guild
sfe Invited 4 attend.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

ono may nc an 1nntcur design,
comfortable and woll-built, but
still an amateur Design,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

a card party % twenIy tabI'l
Ghdies Catholic order 81 Forestera
IA 81. Mnry'a hall. This was ont
II the regular bs-weckly benefiii
81 Inc organization and Will be the
Sdtl one given before Lent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

The latter will show the care
ul thought an architect puts
into the details of the design