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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05

Albuquerque. A. NJ Mar O.
Society EdHuI
sunday Herald
You have touched IN vital spot
So the average heart when you
H-lt l. Love Enough tu a.
sur" happiness in marriage. {
speak as M having experience
and rot on the theories Of the
unmarried Emphntically say
that love alone b. not enough To-
nssure happiness Neither viii
money nFHurr g. sterling
character and religion are me-
rossnrf The man who D. Tho
spiritudi head 81 the home,
teacher advisor. leading the whv
hy example strong man ln
soul as well ss body this ls tho
ideal husband and father rtrrlY
snvn nowadays but rho tNpo
'yrry woman Hdorcs with dgNu-
ton that viii incrrarc-nnt pass
away Such % man r. morally
brave and oNuuisitoly tender.
his kindness Of speech and man
nor are az great as his standards
~ honor arc high The man
who inspires the esteem and
love 81 q spiritual woman viii
retain sor love 81 long ss be
re"iprocaic9 ana stays on his
celestial.
An Ideailst " 90 Yeats
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ALPHA DELTA ~
INTFttTAtN~ FOR PLEDGES.

Alpha Delta 81 sorority whon
30 pledged tour new members dur-
INK the recent pledge week az the
University. gave o. mesa supper IN
honor % the young women. for the
members OF the sorority \ woi-
nor roast. aud cuift, and marsh
mlIluwH with sorE- ana "a good
time wts the order az the even
ing Tor the sixteen young women.
Tie guests nf honor wrr0 Miss
Margaret Etsfcrlay Mls- isahsl
Porter MIs~ friedh Mitchell. and
Mrs MARY Iopeioy. who wac. I'M
rl quite recently. Miss Mary Me-
Mullen.
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NINtRsiTN STUDENTS
MARRY "A BERN NItIO

The wedding ~ Mis- Mary Me
Mullen ana John popcioy. both
students M the University was an
nounced by degrees tho last week
IN spte Of tho fact that she Young
people Intended originally 10 keep
u a serret for "a while However.
when Miss Mary McMullcn was to
be pledged "a Alpha Delta III
sorority she decided that u would
he better 20 be pledged A. Mary
fopeioy, and consequently an
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wRs- DAVIDSON aud
MISS PEtI'S BRIDGE PARTY.

~ James u. Davidson and her
,istef. Miss Ruby Peel, entertained
asst saturday afternoon. ana Mon
lay Tuesday and "Wednesday 81
nat eek with a series Of bridge
parties and a luncheon, The lun-
hoon was FOR several OF the
ounger women. and seven tables
bridge were played each after
boon OF the series.
The japanese motif In dccura-
Ion and favors was a distinctive
nd charming feature OF the after.
loon parties. Tea. served after
lac game. also carried out the
apancse idea attractivcly.
II The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
nm Busch Mrs. A. II. Osis and
Mir. 4. NJ. LYON.
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COUNTRY cLuB TO HAVE
II AIDES DAY"

Ladies' day at the Country club
II to he revived next Wednesday.
according to Invitations mailed the
past week. This will be the first
OF the regular obsorvanccs Of the
happy custom OF having certain
ladies OF the club act as hosteHscs
for a whole day Of recreation.
Golf and tennis will occupy the
morning, and at noon luncheon
will be served. Tho afternoon viii
be given over 70 bridge and At four
o'clock tea win he served. An
|ciub members and their guests are
To attend that day
Mrs. Charles White. Mrs VIII
kelehcr and Mrs Henry O..
|Coors will be the h%ostesscs for the
afternoon.
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REJECTION IDis LAS
VEGAS M

The Eiris ~ the Las Ncra-N. f.
NAL basketball team were tho BON.
or guests 40 an informal rec.p I ."
ut the girl. dormitory FraU
evening following the basketball
gam. between the O. y. ~ EIrIs
tnd tho las Vegas team Tho
University men aud women ana
he mculiy members we're rr.
Miss lCoun Sherwood WI. .I
charge.
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TIL VOICE ~ RI SIIlIItI
OI vi SIC pROGRAM

Tho Voice IN To- be- the
feet ~ the program OF The NaT-
nightly Music club Tuesfny ...H.
INK and In to BE- consider ed BOO Do.
rcrs on the subject and % urnrl no.
~ chorus aiid solo SELECTION Mas
~ /. bradford viii De In chan.
Mr. Gcorrc Everiif will rnIT H
papcr ON Tho Voice" which b. n
he iiu traiod nv Mrs. Raw EII..
and Mrs Fvoriit and u ous.fuf.
composed of Mrs = ~ miller Hr.
Ray BAILEY Mrs Charles yIr.,
and Mrs charles Sutton
A chorus rchcarsai a. .l.U.
% clock viii nrcrcdo tho proeram
ard there will he a board mo. Dug
aferwur1
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VQq
kAi'IsA AEI'HA
MOI Ell.

|rhc annual III Kappa Alpha
|undera' day banquet. held on
|ursday evening as the Alvarado
bel. whu attended by IS Of the
students. the active members
the pledged students Of tho
tcrni'y An impressive pro-
lm OF toaHts. In which tho older
n responded with speeches that
Iwcd excellent preparation, and
initiates with impromntu
D. was given. Charles Lemhkc
toas' master.
[rhc first Of tho speakers was
Id Ice, whose subject was tho
local organization - ~ Kappa
Ihn. known as Fri Alpha. He
followed by clifford Bern
al. who gave a brief history OF
fraternity The national con-
ton was the subject OF the
n given rs George White. and
ltor Howman's address was
1hen East Meets West
he speakers among the Initiates
g Ogio Jones. on '.My Letters
My Fraternity" Roberi Elder
"Whai I owe TO ri Kappa Al
L.; Pat Pugh, ON The Transl-
"A -pledgc 20 Active Dudley
dor, ON obligations Of An Ac-
Member; Richard Coffman.
4 why I Game Back; Roy
n kman, on The Lodge Organi-
y Hon." and Georke Owen, on
a a Pledge" A short Discus
"A followed tho speeches, and
eruity HOngA were sung.
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fLuB no HANE nINNIER
DANCE N AI'ItlI.

ont in force Thursday evening Ia
q 'untry cub. These real parties
t1r first Thursday In the month
.nr' pruyiug "a of the most de
hghtful social Innovations az IN.
winter. part cuiurly when they ARE
varied with the formal dinner
dance This VIII tlt, pllc, an.
first week iu AprIf
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{. u. p. Club Girls and
Mothers Observe Mother and
Daughter Week With Banouet

The g. O.. = club held its third
annual banquet Tor mothers and
duughtors 40 the y ". q. A. crra-
alton room. Tuesday. Feb. ~, Al
% 80 clock The tables we're
rinriuI nEly decorated with pink
carnations and smiiaN. Thirtv-s.N
people were grouped about fhr
Two long tables
Miss Iefflc Short rho president.
gave a. speech OF welcome Go tho
mothers from their g. o.. 4. ,iuh
daughters. Small rur5aree OF plrt
aW'o' peas were then presented To-
each mother Miss Marian John
son The general secretary. gave a
mort description Of the typical club
EIfi
Th" banquet was followed ly "a
roll call In which each mother re-
-pond"d with the first bright any
ing of her Young hopeful SET
ortl such ns More and Now
tuit that were decidedly charac.
.rristle ~ their authors
The club sang two original songs
ana gave their yen Miss sylvtu
llnvis sans DELIGHTFULLY."- q group OF
iwo irish suugF During the fruiic
which followed the mothcrn quite
vania where Archdeacon zoislcr
was rector.
Classic and i"nterprctntive daroos
are the feature OF "DreamI1nd
The first rehearsal viii be- hold
tomorrow night when 100 aaouI.
Will with the director at lao
Crystal fhootsr 100 tho Stun
horlund scene goo children will
appear The children Will roe
hoUrso Iu Tho afternoon after
school In Tho HrwuIy
The American Beauty act I4 ,b,
feature uumhty OF the production
IN 7 % Garden OF Roses 27 OF
Albuquerque UroftIost girls will
nuroar and % Of these VIII he
s~"I"ofNH fHr rho Throne 90 Tho
American Beauty Tho theme 81
tho sc'r' ia expressed In thc fol
lowing lines
On th. heart % Albuquerrue. "a
garden grow
or american beauties. NOT % faw
From this garden fair. choice
blooms sa rare.
NHrc gathered for 'prcamland'
and for you"
The Dance OF tho HnwniIans
the Moonlight dance. the Love
land Dance tho Dance Of the
Brides and Grooms. The Ballet OF
tronCh Dolls urc other artistic
numbers Tor tho play There will
h' o. garden party scene FOR sociaty
mntrons in the second part ~ lao
play.
The stage .s fo ht converted Ir-
10 e. natural foliage whom 5000
pink and white thrysauthcmum.
Japanese lanterns ami palms via
be used
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nomination and on the cpnsti,l-
tion we're appointed at the meet.
INK and consist OF the following
Committee on election. Mrs duf-
ley. chairman and Mrs T.. a. Hss-
sler ana Mrs A. &. Stsrc-. Nom.
hers, tho committee on the con.
stitution- Miss Adela G. Holm
oulst, chairman, and Mrs F.mil.
lahcllc ana Mrs. John Milu".
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~ Casino Juvenil. a dancing
club Of about fifty young people
has postponed IT, regular monthly
dance. which was 70 have boon
given the past week. until 81
iartick b day. This viii hc made
an unusually important affair and
h. Ca be given a; the Moman's
Htuk
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LUTHERAN tu,htH
lDl Nln MllIH

The church council Of St Paul IS
English Lutheran church held du
important meeting at the church
on Monday evening Among tht
items OF business were the appoint
mrnt on committees on new pc~H
and arrangements Tor the meeting
uf the synod which will be hoid IN
Albuquerque early IN October
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NJ NIIINHN no HAVE
BENEFIT PARTY

The Women Auxiliary 60 tl.
American Logon is planning l
large 0 oncut card party 20 b. EIs,u
ihiH month and go make 10, fHi
plans Will meet tomorrow after.
noon ~ 20, urmury other u.H-
CIV entertainments are Co bs coma
sidrrol for fho fnnnth. also.
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20 Ii1oPOlD ADDRESSES
Bt ~iNINS WOMEN

p Business and Professional
women were addressed "a their
meeting lass Monday evening al
me w n a hy Aldo Leopold.
Du She Wild lie OF Nsw MexIco
the lecture being Illustrated by
lantern slide pictures Of the bird
and animal lie Of the state. Mr.
l-eopnid brought out an interesting
thrt boz his lecture. in the state
mcut that Sew Mexico from It's
peaks tnaf are snow-covered All
ih' year round. to It's hot desert
itndH IN the southern part OF the
STATE. could boast a specimen OF
bird and animal life OF practically
every section of America. from the
Hfc'tc lands 20 the tropical cuun-l
try. ana reminding his hearers or
che fact that America b. conceded
To- be- the richest country In itaI
natural stock OF birds and animals,
q tha world.
Tho mountain sheep. which.
stated Nj. Leopold j. coming FOL
ID" appreciated nov that IL h. al
"a extinct. the buffalo. which.
u has been proved, was found al
most as far west "a Albuquerque
an The early days; the antelope.
which Is fasf decreasing. until only
Few mcagcr herds remain. quail
uni ducks and the precautions
That are being taken not only 60
preserve this game but TO Increase
iL lu the state. we're an described
lF tho speaker Mr. Leopold linz
o. Ivssed bis hearers as "a man who
uDt only wus thoroughly R%cquaint-
ui with his subject. hut who had
% deep sympathy with 90. He
statement that New Mexico should
take Steps 90 Increase IFS game
stock aa well as to preserve A.
wl. Tint made bis hearers
th.nl and his accounts u the
pruef,sa uf other states. that have
mot fhr uu' urul riches of game and
birds that this STATE hns in the
.Iu fUUkiur = their game preserves
was most convincing
There was li,tlo ut business com
.Iacrol Ht tho meeting only a few
minor rcpur.s ur.ne made. Bust
u,ss will be- taken up 40 the neat
meeting
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study % out The tolioWinE VIII
show that the namra We en-
counter every dag have "a world
Of meaning. and have come, ln
ONT Instances from times that
nntc-datc Christianity.
Matildn The word has It's
origin ia the old German. ale
though % be- almost a. long
lived iu the French 10 means
mighty battle plHii or 'hor-
Dino The name Maud Be- %
derivation and has the same
significance
Julia This uamc i9 The FEM
iu,re OF the old latin name.
IuUuH and means soft
haired
Harriet. Henrietta These
namrs ore the feminine form ut
Henry. which iu Old Anglo
suNou meant 'thv head Of u
huu., or chief"
IthcI- An AnElo-SaEDn
name which means mobile
Gcraldinc-Ihis name has ats
derivation from the masculine
Gerald. which mcnn spear
elder The G'ruldIu,
ought 90 Doc good az manasius
husband
Eugcnia The Greeks were
fond of giving thic unme lo
their girls II moan VOL
born. 90 noble race
iFcng-Thc name comes from
the Latin and Greek language
aud means peaceful OF
serene
Isy- This is a direct do-
ritntlon from the Anglo Saxon.
ard m"uns "a fairy o. Du-
chanting
dane The name John %
which Jane Boz tho feminine de-
ovation. ls OF Hebrew uuI
irDes origin o. ueaus lue
EIu Uf God
FRANCES Tho maine Frances
popular iu uIl European l.u.
ruHA. and tumya originally
nom the GrocE % MEANS
free.
Ruth - This name .s found ~
oufiy hebrew. and also lu Latin
and Dr,ek o. signifies PITY
uy compassion for the misery
81 another
Cara Tho name ls OF Latin
origin and means clear and
bright.
Hcicn- Torch. light and
sometimes "a star are abe
meanings given Go this uum,.
which Inns its oliltu 100 Ur
tongues OF Greece and Rome
sarah a princess Is tine
meaning given tu thus uams
which, though uot common
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~ -
HiGH SCHOOL Girls
CLASS MIITS.

Tho 40 young Htrh school e.ris
OF Mr John Burton .l.- Hf th.
IRE oytyriuu church. mUI gusfpr-
da> afternoon as tho SUNDAY nuuI
rooms for their regular bus.u,a.
sud social meeting AFTER n.lt
i.r- pertaining to tine wurs COL. ih.
olass had been s'tt.rl tnr riri-
spent The afternoon t1IaIrr and
playing rarp.
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MISS Ftl nItIANT
\Ti1itTAlNS FOR
NISS IOSuIR.

One Of the largest parties Of the
week and n Of the most dis
inctly enjoyable was the dance
,nd card party given by Miss Fay
friant for her sister. Miss vivian
sosher. On saturday evening
rhere were nbou, forty guests.
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GOOD tiII.I.I IiIR
tIItI~ ItItI SIDINT.

Tao Good Cheer club mot Ia.f
"Wednesday afternoon with MT
Flora SDhrrcr and az one 90 IL.
most important meetings ut fr
year elected their officers ful I.
new year and planned the Sew re
work which th'S viii do Tor rH
odd Follows home Boo boswell 800.
! - 'olll4tCr was slcctcd ufD..
don't AMER tho busincss f Iuu
There waI sewing and chuf.|u-
and social hour and thu hu
served 90 dainty lunch
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q N,I, GotIH"

NJ J q N0ul1 wns ru0" n
honor ut an informal bridge parry
Friday evening whom Mr. Gu.
rut'riaI ned Tor him on his lr..
dnN There were three table.
plny"rs and nftcr o. very r..I
ant evening nt cards a upper al
srrVod
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fNIiKTAiNS CItB IOR
BIRuDNY.

Mrs Sarah Mitchell entertained
the members Of her card club last
Monday afternoon ON the ccas-
ion Of her birthday when three
tables played After a most de-
lghtful afternoon spent playing
bridge. a dainty lunch was served.
The guests were the momhof- ~
the Ideal bridge club.
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nounced her wedding Co hcr new
sorority sisters.
Mr. and Mrs Popejoy were mar
rird iu Berralilio on February ii
Toy Tho Justice o. the peace They
viii both continue thsfr studies Id
tho University ami uian tu return
n'Nt }rHr when thty viii grad
uui-
Mr. PDpeiny is an Dlaths Col.
and M Iupeioy E from For,
Collins. Col
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I'iH MIS- HAVE COZN
IIISDN

Tho Phi Nh girls were at homo
last Tuesday afternoon az their
regular weekly 'cuzy for their
friends on the hill and a few from
town The spcciai guests Of the
afternoon worc the Rev. Worth
ington ana his daughter, Miss Dor
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CmnDREN no THrsrNr ri.Ay.

Does an orphanagc take tin
place 81 u homer That IN the
question the missionary playlvt the
junior department OF tho Broad
way Christian church Will answer
Sunday evening u b. based on
the touching little Incidents that
occur ~ frequently In orphanhges
ana - o. representation of the work
done IN .ac Colorado Chrlstlhu
Home.
The cast. which includes about
thirty children, Be-.
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ILIH WITH
MRS. STANIM.

The Woman JIHH uf fnr Con
gregatioral church wI muci nest
Thursday afternoon with Mrs pr,
Allen stumm. ggH Nnrfh Thin
tccnth street Tor frrr monthly
meeting
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=
INFORMAL BIiiDGI

Mrr Carl Mulkcy entertained BAD
% pretty informal cura party y,s-
to-day afternoon ut nor home. Tor
EIGHT rricnda ThDre were two
tables Of bridge
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make their home Ia Dallas. whore
Mr. Peck is supervisor Of "a chain
q Woolw0rth stores for that dis
triCt
Miss ny h. the daughter 81 JOS
eph Lawrence Fly, OF Dallas. She
made Albuquerque her home un-
tl ID month ago. ana has "A host
Of friends here, She was secretary
tu George kasofunn. Of thc Hahn
coal company Mr. Peck has also
made Albuquerque his home for
the pas two years, while he was
manager OF the WOolworth store
itp was Transferred the first OF this
TO the Dallas dlstric'.
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BIRTHDAY rNRTN FOR
III~IiI FOLKS

Mrs. L. c. MersfsldeT h. giving
a birthday party tomorrow after
noon for her little daughter Bcha
June who viii Doe five years old
A number ~ little folks hor own
age WIZ be the guests.
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LNpIts AID MlITs.

Ihr Ladies Aid society OF ~
i'aIi Eugllrh Lutheran church
met al the uomc Of AIRS \ McLay
suI " Marble Ave. Thurzdus aI-
teruuon. After "a hrlst business
session. the hosttssvH, the Mrr
DANES Laughner. laussn and Nc
Lay served excellent refresh
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Is Fly To WED
PIN

ivitations fC the wedding Of
} Nila Fly TO Carson G. Peck,
M d to take place In Dallas,
|. tn Thursday evening, March
been received by friends
'0tA Miss Fly and Mr. Peck the
week. II II understood that
ceremony viii be performed In
Methodist church. Munger
10. Dallas, and ~ 90 he a large
III, The Young couple viii
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MAJOR MORGAN TAIKs
M tItH

American problems a. they per
tain so American women were pfa.
sented 10 an Interested audience a.
the Woman = club on Friday after
noon b. Major MarNan an dui u
tCoatinucd on psse twe.S
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outshone their daughters in thl
Virginia reel the rye wuIiz anI
clever churadoa
Tho mothers and daughters ban|
quot started the year for the q,
T. club most ausplclousiy. suvor Y
~ The xiii. wore honored hv h1v.
inr NOT only their mothers btaI
thc!r mothcrs-in-lnw present. md
following is the list OF puost- /
Mics Mildred Beatty. Mrs Tonl
H'ItiN Mrs Jean Blskemore. Nil
vnrFr Wickham. Mrs. Thom
blnkrntoro. Miss Doris Boren Mrl
NJ borcn. Miss Peryls Breed
Nh. william Bryce. Mrs. 81 II
ani"rspyt, Miss Violet Buxtunl
MIS- Jane Campbell, Miss Antmnl
eite thauvin, Miss sylvia David
Mrs Catherine Gllpln. Mrs.. Lculsj
Ncnemau. Mrs Hugh Mum Mis]
Marie Pies. Mrs Pies. Mrs. F.dHll
Roberts Mrs VI Olson. Miss Jeffl
short. Mrs } Short. Miss grae1
schultz. Mrs schultz. Mrs. NcVs
stewart Miss Stella Stubs. Nisl
tuuice Thorne Mrs A. W. Thorne,
Miss Clarke Watson. Mrs. ~ a.
Watson. Mrs Eva uyrc Mis-. An
s"lica Upton Miss Mary Asaia
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ent Finds Society With Plans for Work Taking Place of P1easu
us LOVE

From a Last Years Bridal
Couple She says:
The views q. a wife uf httio
more than "a year may not count
for much In the eyes OF many.
lacking as she ~ sure ia be in
tho greatest Of tonchcrs-cApr-
rIcnco. But So Tar, love n1s
proved enough % make nae
happy.
OF course. there are times
when money Is a necessity ana
every one wants enough tn ne
comfortable, but In my opinion
docn not need riches To hr
happy, and 10 one has tu cauueu
between the two. love without
the wealth has chance for
real happiness
lie says.
Yes, love ~ sufficient II you
have plenty OF chill ana beans
10 ro With n and the rent is
paid The old theory that sou
cuu I've on love h the buns.
Which makes for happ nc-s
love 81 riches az course. an
the young folks viii rave about
love IN q cottage etc Littlu
do they realize what ufc with
out comforts can DO. Neithcr
do they care Tor advice. bu;
were | asked to direct one OF
them as to what curse "a taxi.
II would not take me long 40 de-
eide. II H. ensy to be happy
and good naturcd when things
come easy and you r. COM
Portable. Il IN care and worry
and responsibility that bring out
the best and tho worst in Ca.
and o. little money. a little OF
this world ) goods. helps q long
way W. the hard places
One Of Aibuquerquc's Ola
Residents.
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IA II cLuh VIII
MEET

la Notre bridge club h to NEE
next Tuesday afternoon with Mrs
W D. Hieka.
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ENTERTAIN CJVp.

Mrs Jerre iiaseari viii enter
tain the Friday afternoon bridge
club next Friday a. her home.
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inner nfphAus- Berry Hayes.
Ethel pitt Nola Put. Isabel Guy.
Helen Guy. Wallace Mize. John
Snckcii. Willard Guy Ada SACK
ct, Margery Henry. Madeline
Thomas, Haien ShRftxer. Arthur
Sulliyant. Claude HuttO Ir.. Alice
fcrkinsou. Geo. phlir, Florence
Thatcher, Catherine Cain. Mary
Mixer Ciurice McSpndden. Mini.
fred Guy. Robert Kelley
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05

j.
Inc play is 10 be repeated aft.rl
Easter and Will probably he given
the Friday OF Easter week
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05

Der OF tho members and their
friends \ prize for tic Cievorcst
costume was won hy Miss Adcline
clifford
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05

Mr. ana Mrs. Ralph smith viii
lrHrc The latter part % next week
tor kansas city where they ~lli
make their home in future sira
smith has Ions been Identified
with the musical work 81 tho ieaf
Avenue Methodist church
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05

Mt ana Mrs D. n nv ning Of
Sycamore nl who have been tis.
itinr the D. "a Sunloharr,ra Cor
the pact several days. loft Tor thsir
homo Thursday evening
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05

Nh and Mrs <sru,r Chaef,or III
Ia Junta. colo viii be- 10 the cts
DE latter mart - this week %
spcnfl "a few days visiting Mr. and
WIS halph Hill Ralph Hni aud
Harold Chandler were riassmaiai
40 the University OF Colorado Mr
ana Mrs Chandler are on Their
honeymoon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05

lo-coc kruHey OF Lafayette
IND i in the city Tor % visit 80 u
few weeks he has Joined Mira
ksnucF who BE- visiting her par-
ents Mr. and Mrs Tom Heat;y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05

IN ths heart % Albuquerque. "a
garden grow
or american beauties. NOT % fow
From This garden fair. chuir.
blooms pa rare.
NHrc gathered for 'prcamland
and fuT you"