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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-19
Drill Through
Showing 20, 4s-lw.

Ramsey Dempsey test on tho ]. >.
Reed farm, in the northwest or the
southwest OF the northwest quarter Of
section 20, 4s.lw. east OF the Hewitt
field, is In . water sand at 1885 feet
after drilling through sand showing
oil and gas at l27O-s5 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-19
North Amerada
Test 651 Feet

Sykes -Heenan- -Coe-Dolman No. ! on
the Louise Baptiste farm. in the south
west corner Of the northeast Of the
northeast quarter OF section 20. 5s.le.
tnree-eishths mile north Of production
has landed the l2hs inch casing at e5l
feet and is ready to drill ahead
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-19

Three more locations have been
made in the area by the Arnerada
Petroleum company. They are: No
8 on the Felice Baptistee farm, In
the center of the southwest OF the
southwest quarter of section IL
ss.le, one.eighth mile southeast OF
Fellce Baptiste No. 4. No. b, on
CHE Sammy Baptiste farm, in the
northeast corner. Of the southeast
quarter Of section. 2o-5s-le, one
fourth mile north OF production
No 6, on the Sammy Bapuste farm
in the northwest OF the southeast
OF the southeast quarter Of section
20-5s-le.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-19
Set Casing In
4, 4s-2w Test

Coline. Gait No. on the Lee Cruce
farm, in the southwest of the north
east Of the northeast quarter OF section
=. 4s-2w, north of Hewitt production,
mas set the 1914 inch casing OF lS4V
feet and Is drilling deeper in red beds
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-19
Crawford Sets
2O.Inch Casing

Crawford ct al are setting the 20
inch casing IN their test on the C. r.
Smith farm. in the southwest OF the
northeast quarter OF section 81. 5slw
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-19
Women Are Admitted.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla.-Women were
admitted to membership N the execu'
tive committee and the various boards
Of the Southern Baptist convention.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-19

and that If an investigation is being
made. Freezing would probably make 1t.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-19

Hats and Goats.
Sport coats and hats frequently
match, especially when the material
is silk
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-19

and will remain several days on geolog
ical work.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-23
DESDE AREC|BO

Sept. 21.-Se encuentra hoy ell puer-
to el vap0r "Cayo Mambf', con va
riada carga. EI pr0Ximo martes eS
csperado el vapor "San Lorenzo, y
cargurl algunos cientos dc cajas dc
frutas. v
Han embarcado para los Estados
Unidos, cl doctor G. Curbelo, su espO-
Sa hijo, LII sclorita Maria Lefranc,
Dolores Pld y los estudi&ntcs j0ye-
nes Jose S. Pld, lsdoro Pld y Euse
nio Lefranc.
Hoy pas6 una vista dc inspec-
ci6n q la Carcel de Distrito, el Hon.
Attorney General, Lcdo2 s., Mestre.
En- la High SCHOOL, de esta ciu-
dad Sc abrira una clase especial de
ingl6s de y medic ymedia p. M,
GLs veces a la semana bajo Ia direc-
ci0n de Miss Nightlinger. arp.
-Procedente de New York, han lle-
gado esta ciudGd, I jOyen doctor
Manuel A. Astor. acompalado de su
dfstinguida esposa
Lids cines ''Victoria'', Ideal" y
"Arecibo", presentan preciosas pelfcu-
las para ell resto de esta semana, con
regalos para los niflos que concurran
a la matin6 del domingo los Cines
Ideal Y Victoria. @
Ell domingo cOmienZa en- el Victoria
el Concuiso de Belleza Regional Y
este cine obsequiard con valiosoS rega-
los Il la agraciada. a.. .
Han contrafdO matrimonio Ell es-
ia eiudcd, Ia distinguida Srta. Blan-
ca Mora y el joven seller Juan BARGE
10. Les deseamos todo g6nero de di-
chas y fclicidades en- su nueya vida.
Ell Vice ConsuladO Dominicano de
esta ciudsd anuncia, la venta en- pd-
blica slbasta dc Ia Goleta Dominica
| na "Ana Marta. el dfa cinco de Oc-
tubre, "A l,s diez de la maflana, EN- el
sitiO denominado Boca Nieja.. -4
Sc eneuentra en- ,esta ciudad .el
inspector de Alimentos v Drogas, Sc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-23
En- Ia Comiision de
Servicio Publico

la petici0n de franquicia de la Juncos
! Central Company, para tom.r y usar
para fines industriales 1866 litros de
aqua por segundo, Gkl rio Gurabe, en-
! Ia jurisdiction dc Juncos. ~ j
P0r unanimidad. SO autofiZ0 c. la
companfa Popular de Transporte, Inc,
para estableGer un billete de pasaje
CErect0 entire San Juan Y BGyam6n
de 10 ccntavos.
En- el case de la petici6n de Ia Co
munidad de Regantes de los rios Yau-
GO v Duey, objetanGo las disposi-
clones dc In orden de Ia Comisi6n re-
quiriend0 el cump!imiento dc, ciert&s
condiciones Per parte de la Comuni-
dad antes de conceder Ia franquicia
.solicitada por In misma, para utili-
zar las aguas torrcnciales de los rios
YauGo Duey, Sc dispusO pasar cl
asunto al Contisionado del Interior
para estudio, informe y recomenda-
ci0n.
Fu6 acuerCIo denegar la petici0n de
Jose Mendez Rivera, para la con2e-
sion dc un certificado dc necesidad Y
conveniencia que lie .utorice la expio-
tacion de un servicio de transporte de
pasa jeros por vehiculo dc motor en-
ire Morovis San Juan por cierta ru-
ia que Sc eSt;sblece Ell la petici0n, por
Il fundamento de Que eXisten otros
dos porteadCres p1blicos que yienen
sirviendo tieha ruta.
'Igualmente Sc deneg0 la petici6n de
Miguel 4. Garcia Mn6dez, para ia Cons
cesi0n de un certificad0 de necesidad
J conyeniencia para un servicio de
guaguas entire la Gale Lola San
Juan por el parque, Ell raz0n de que
recentemcnte III Comisi0n determine
no conceder nuevos certificates para
esta rut;;.
En- ell case de la petici0n de Igna-
clio Alicea, solicitando la concession de
un ertificado dc .necesidad Y conve-
niencia para La exploitation lie un SER
vicio de trGnsporte de pasajeros entire
Ponce y Jayuya, via Adjuntas, fuG
acuerdo Gesestimar dicha petici0n por
no haber comparecido ell peticionario
en- ell acto de Ia vista.
Igualmente fue denegGda la petici0n
dc IsidolO Michel, para un certifica-
Go de necesidad y cOnveniencia para
cl transporte de pasajeros entire San
Juan FajGrdo, por estar dicha ruta
servida por un ndmero de lfneas de
guaguas.
A moci0n del abogado de los que
rellantus en- el case Gle Ia querella de
Jose l.. Berries y otrOs proteStandO lie
la tt;rifa para la venta de aqua del
acueLlucto municipal de Yabucoa, fuG
acuertlo senalar el case para una Wis
Ia p1blici; ell dia dos del pr0Xilno mes
las dos de la tarde.
Por unanimidad fue designado un
Comite Especial para entcnder en- ell
asunto refercnte IL mensaje del Co
bernador relaciOnado con la Tranquil
cia de la San Juan Dock Company y
al efecto fueron nombrGdos los Co
miSionados FeliG, Lippitt y Huyke.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-23

La Comisi6n de Seryicio Pdblico cer
lebr6 session regular con asistencla de
| los Comisionados Wilson, Felid, Ke-
ssinger, Huyke, Lippit Y el nuevo Te-
sorero, habiendo resuelto los siguicn-
tes asuntos:
Sc selal0 una. vista tpiblicG para
el dfa . de octubre proXimo, las Cos
de la tarde, con objeto de investigar
las tarifas de alijos yigentes Ell todos
los puertos Ge la islt determinar
las enmiendas que en- cada case deben
introducirse, habiendcse dado inStruc-
clones al secretario Gle citar to'as
las empresGs de alijo para que scan
replesentadas en- dicha vista.
En- ell case de Ia solicitud del jefe
de la policfa, para que Sc exiga los
porteadores p1blicos por gusguas que
transporter gratis los miembros de
la POlicfa Insular, fu6 acuerdo comu-
nicar a dicho jefe que Ia opinion de
la Comisi6n es contraria que Sc es-
tablezca tai privilegio.
FuG asimismo acuerdo, notificar Il
los tenedores de certificad3s de nece-
sidad. Y conveniencia que el transpor-
t;,r cualquiera persona sin distinction
lie clase, gratis, sera consideraGa SUI
iicicnte causa para la confiscaci6n del
:ertificadO.
En- el case dc Ia petici0n dc la P0r-'
to Rico Distilling Company para que
sc le exima, del paso de t0da clase de
.ontribuciones en- la nueva industrial,
.onsistente en- la fabrication del COM.
)ustible tenominado "AlcohOmotor' de
lcuerlo con las disposiciones de la
ey No. 92, promulg&da en- 2l de maf-
20 de 1919, frle. acuerdo que el secre-
!AriO t'ella;cte una resolution conce-
lienGlo la eXenci0n por cinc0 amos
la presente para su adcpci6n Gu la
pr0xima junta.
En- el case de Ii, querella de la Ii.
nea Borinquen, contra Ii American
Railroad Company, protestando de la
rebaja de pasaje de ls querellada on
ciertos dias de la semana sin previa
authorization de la Comisi6n, Gsta de-
clar6 con lugGr Ia querella dict0
orden reQuiriendo la American Rail
road Company para que prescnte di-
cha tarifa de pasaje para su aproba-
ci6n dentro de un t6rminO de diez
diaS.
Sc orden0 ell archivO dc una resO-
uci6n del Concejo de Administration
de Ceiba, aceptando la franquici& que
lie concede authorization al municipio
para tOmar aqua de la quebrGda Mi
ma, para cl abastecimiento de la po-
blaci0n. .-se-
Sc dict0 orden aprobGndo ciertas
condolences que Ia Ponce Electric Co,
desea inorporar en- sus tarifas para
Ia venta de energfa electrica al por
mayor.
En- ell ;sunto de la petici0n dc Nico-
lis Manrique Cartajena, para que Sc
lie exima del pago de toda clase de
scontribuciones en- cierta nueya indus
tria que Sc propOne establecer en- Pto.
Rico, consistente ell IL fabrication de
calzado EN- gran escala y por mdquina,
fue acuerdo conceder la exencion por
cinco ahcs, habiendose ordenadO al
seretario que redacte l& correspOn-
diente resolution para ser adoptada
en- Ia pr0xima junta.
FuG acuerdIo pasar al Comisionido
del Interior para estudio informe
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-23

nor Andres Rodriguez, en- deberes de
Su cargo.
-El dfa % del actual Ia Logi;; Ia
nama', Cuerpos Capitulares dc es-
ta ciutad, obsequiardn con un banque-
te les congresistas de lGs grandes
Logias de Cuba, Venezuela Santo
Domingo acompahantes.
El acto Sc celebra en- el hotel Las
BaleGres."
Ell calor que Sc experimental Ell
esta ciuGad desde hace una semana,
subiendO el termdmetro a atlas tenn
peraturGs, hoy ha llegado 9G gradoS
f.
C0rweSpOnSaL
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-23
LA PLANTA HIDROELECTRICA
DE COROZAI,.

Sc ha efectuado la subasta para la
de la planta hidroel6c-
,trica del Corozal, y segtin informes
obtuvo la buena pro el ingeniero Sr.
Ricardo Skerret, que present6 la pro-
posici0n mas baja, alrededor de 14.000
siendo la mas alta la del ST.. Manuel
Saldaila con POGO mas de 1900.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-23
IA 1|RANIA QUE TOD0S
ACATAN
continuation de la 2a.l

presenta en- La imagination esa prem
sa severa de lineas, hecha de gingham
o algun material barato, que solo uti-
lizan las sirvientas Sc 10 pone una
ell dia que tiene que ir, de precision,
la cocina. No, amigas mias; no.
No es ese ell delantal que yo tengo en-
la imagination. Ell delantal a que 20
me refiero es una prenda hecha con
blanca musclina, encajes delicados,
delicadas aplicaciones y puntadas me-
nuditas. Con bonito corte, y puesto
por la tarde para proteger el traje,
sirve, ademas de este fin, para apa-
recer ccuiadosa, modosita, economical.
Y luego de terminada la labor de la
tarde, va en- ell acto de il a conner,
cuantas veces no he quedado yo en-
cantada de la gracia de alguna mu-
jer de buen gusto en- cuya casa esta-
ba yo invitada conner, al verla desa-
tarse la banda del delantal, doblarlo
con esmero y colocarlo en- alguna ga
beta, enseiiando por primera vez las
lineas elegantes de su falda y toda la
airosa elegancia de su cuerpo. Todo
clio como una nueva revelation de sus
encantos que ell delantal habia cubier-
to ,hasta csc momento.
Ese mismo delantal elegantc y linz
pic, cuantos servicios no puede pres
tar a la lnujer que. Sc vc obligada
buscar, en- ell taller en- la oficina sus
lhedios de sustento. FL delantal en-
este case en- vez de demostrar servi-
dumbre parece como que revela or
guile de 81 misma, deseo. de parecer
bien a todas horas, instintos economi-
cos, cuidado, limpieza; denota, en- fin,
todo un caracter diciplinado y aides
trado para desempenar el puesto que
la suerte lie ha deparado y desempe-
narlo con gracia, con inteligencia, con
arte.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-23

Quisiera que muchas, que todas mis-
lectoras hubieran podido yer el ira
je de crepe blanco Roma que tuve
oportunidad de.yer en- una boda no
hace muchas. tardes. va he dicho
que era blanco y de crepe Roma, pc
ro con ESQ no he dicho NADIA. Ell color,
la tela, NADIA valian casi NADIA. Era ell
corte, su sencillez suprema, su dis
tinguida eleganeia. Debajo un cuer-
po enteramente iso, desprovisto de
manga, pero largo hasta ell tobillo, en-
frente un panel de Inca rccta tcrmi-
nando en- esquinas ligeramente redon-
deadas sobre los hombros, de cuyas
esquinas, redondeadas salia un tran
to que iba a unirse al panel de atras
en- igual forma. Este, panel delantero
iba alberto a los lados hasta la Gin
tura, donde terminaba en- un bies tam
bien de crepe Roma, muy fino. De-
bajo de el salia una sobrefalda dra-
peada, en- forma de cascade que Gaia
por ell lado izquierdo, y esta misma
sobrefalda terminada tambien en- for
ma de cascade sobre la eadera dere-
cha, pero algo hacia atras, casi a la
espalda y cadera. Luego del lado IL
quierdo y por debajo de la cascade
aparecia de nuevo la sobrefalda que
colgaba lisa, sin pliegues, pero rema-
tando en- punta; Y esta misma sobre-
falda, fernando pliegues alrededor de
la cadera, iba a morir debajo del dra-
peado de la cadera derecha en- la es-
palda, tapando la parte alta de la So
,brefalda el panel de la espalda que
yenia a morir un poquito mas abajo
d. la cintura. La union del panel de-
, lantero de la cspalda en- la cintura
con la sobrefalda drapeada, iba dist
mulada por una especie de cinturon
| plegado dc la misma tela, que termi
naba en- una rosetta blanca, hccha a
mano, y puesta sobre Ia cascade del
lado izquierdo. Todo clio suena COM
plicado, pero puedo asegurar a mis-
lectoras, que NADIA podia aparecer mas
sencillo, nj mas elegante.
iY no es este un tono dc buen gus
to y elegancia?
Mad. Charmante.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-12
u. a. Il. MUSICAL TEA TO
BE HELD TOMORROW.

To combine sociability and es-
thetic pleasure, with a dash OF pa
trlotism, is the plan of the Lew
Wallace chapter of the Daughters
of the American Revolution. whose
members will give a musicale and
tea at the Elks' club tomorrow
afternoon. The hours of the re-
ception are from to 5, durins
which time n musical program by
local artists will be given. A silver
offering will be taken to raise
money for two histo monuments
TO be erected in the county.
The entertainment will be given
in the great bah room at the Tlks'
club building. Mrs. John Milne,
regent OF the chapter, and Mrs.
Harold Caller chairman of the mu-
sicale committee, assisted by Mrs.
r.. p. Barnes, state regent. Mrs. c.
Fl. Spitzmesser, Mrs. y. II. Porter
and Mrs. J. r. McCullum, will re-
ceive. Mrs. Sarah Mitchell, Mrs.
Lawrence, Mrs. r. p. Barnes and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-12
FIRST HONKS AT ANNUAL
ATTONOBUE SHOW.

Each season the automobile
show has been the main society
event Of the week it monopolzes
andand the predictions OF auto mer
come true, this years show, which
will be held Thursday. Friday AM
SATURDAY. February %, "a and %
at the National Guard armory, will
he more OF an event than its -four
predecessors.
OF course there will be dancing
II will start at . o'clock each eve
ming of the show. A better ar
rangement of the exhibits has pro-
yided at least twice as much dane
ing space as was available in form
or years. For the sake 0f variety
a different orchestra has been en-
gagged for each session.
The Maurice Klein Entertain
ors who will be Costumed in har-
mony with the decorations Of the
armory. promise a different pro-
gram each afternoon and each
evening of the show. A pink cloud
Of secrecy hangs over the enter
tainment plan. All that has been
announced is that the acts will be
unusual and that there will be nc
stage. The reputation of the on
tertainers. Grace Stort2, Hortenso
Switzer, Ruth Daugherty. Franz
barrow, Chester Byrne. Louis Hos
selden, Doris Pineau, Mrs. L. 3.
Thompson. Mrs. d. w Faw. Mrs.
Herbert GALES, Mrs William Nc
Donald. and their director. Maui
rice Klein, is enough for most
of us.
Trades association committee ir
charge Of the show includes Guy
IauderbauEh, Clyde Oden. Herbert
Gales. Tom Morrow and II. E
Simms.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-12
WEDDINGS.
Observation-Disclosures

The marriage OF Miss Deima
Donaldson. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Donaldson of Ran
chos de Atrisco, and Ruel Bailey,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Bailey,
also of Ranches de Atrisco, took
place at the home Of the brides
parents on Friday afternoon. The
ceremony was performed at six
O'Clock by the Rev. F. f. Mcclure,
pastor of the Lead Avenue Meth
odist church. The bride, who wore
a dress of blue georgette crepe
over messaline, was attended by
Miss Ina Wilson. Oden Wilson
acted as best man. After the cer-
emory a wedding supper was
served to about % guests, rela-
tives and intimate friends of the
young couple. The bride is a for
mer high school student and the
bridegroom was recently gradu-
ated as q shop machinist at La
Junta, where he has served four
years apprenticeship. He served
overseas for year with the head
quarters ordnance corps at Neu-
hun, France. The couple left on
Friday night for La Junta, where
they will make their home for the
present.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-12

MYTH the shop windows fun
NAi of valentines with our
" chief receiving tender mes
sages through the mali
from his wife, and with a run on
the fee cream factories for heart
center brick cream, this appears
10 be a truly sentimental season.
It's safe to say that every place
card tally or dance program Of the
week bears some symbol OF the
patron saint of the love lottery.
The social affair which assumes
the place of first prominence OF the
weeI. is the musicale and tea which
will be given tomorrow afternoon
at the EIks' club by the d. A. H.
chapter The purpose of the bene-
fit affair is to erect in the county
two memorial tablets to mark his
toric spots. This is home indus
try worth patronizing,
The past week has been a quiet
one in so far as events of great
size or Impotence are concerned,
but it has been fun Of intimate
little social gatherings. There have
been a number Of small parties, one
picnic automobile so early, ana
countless meetings Of clubs and
other organizations. one can Keep
ION the go" quite easily without
ever rearranging the society col
umns with stupendous attalrs'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-12
MARY HEsTON WORSE is
TIGTfTDE IN CITY

Mary Hoaton worse, well known
writer Of short stories, in private
life, Mrs. Joseph O'Brien of Pro
yincetown, Mass, is a visitor in the
city. she is here to see her sister,
Mrs. John Harm Of zoos South Arno
street. and her two children who
are spending the winter in Alou-
duerdue with their aunt. The au-
thor has recently returned from
trip abroad.
Mrs. O'Brien was entertained in
formally at tea yesterday afternoon
by a group OF young writer's in the
city with whom she met to tax
over her experiences and successes
in the writing game. She is the au-
thor of 1.-THE Breaking In of
Nachtman's Wife" published IN
1908, 1.-THE Autobiography OF an
Elderly Woman" THE Prestons,
published in 1918, and a popular
series of adventures in Child
hood" which were published in t'@e
Woman's Home Companion re-
Gently.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-12
AtkinsCu-Iogpaius

Word has been received OF the
marriage in Tucumcari, N. NJ, on
Friday of Miss Allie Atkinson,
formerly student at the state uni
versity here. and Walter LOggains
The bride graduated from the uni
versity in 1919, since when she has
been teaching domestic science in
the Tucumcari schools. She is a
member of Phi Mu sorority and
visited members of the sorority
here last fall Mr.. Loggains is n
druggist in Tucumcari. He Is an
overseas service man. who was
wounded in the Argonne. The
couple viii make their home in
Tucumcari.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-12
. . Q . . . 9 . o Q . . o o o o
TWENTY YEARS AGO
In albuquerque Society.

y y p q p y q y y g q @ Q @ q o
The normal students and the
freshman class of the university
are to be entertained on Friday
evening by a Valentine party given
by Prof. and Mrs. c. h. Hodgin.
The Twentieth Century Social
club gave its second party, which
took the form Of very enioya bla
dance in Grant hall. The mem
bers are all good dancers, and
moreover, lovers Of the dance.
The music was by Prof. Devine and
his orchestra.
The Arion Mandolin, very live
~ social organization as we'll as
the crack musical club of the CITY.
was entertained last night by Miss
Maude Hill, one OF the charter
members OF the club, at her home
on South Edith - rect ST. Valen-
tines day was celebrated with due
formality and In ways not quite
SO formal.
To the never failing pleasures OF
the may dance that enchanted
several of the hours, st. Valentines
night, the Elks added a number oP
novel entertaining features. That
Is, TO the fair guests at least the
FEATURES were novel. Opportunity
was offered for the ladies to play
at playing keno, faro, roulette ana
other games of chance.
MISS Nell Flournoy has returned
from her visit to Southern Califor.
MIA. She is driving a very pretty
new turn tout.
One patriotic organization. tho
Woman's Relief Corps. fitfingl,,
remembered Lincoln's birthday an.
niversary. Wednesday evening tha
members of the corps invited tbo
q. A. r. veterans and a numher
Of other friends to Join with tboy,
In eommemorating the day at the
nome of Mrs. A. d. Whitson.
HAIR a hundred young people
danced last night in Grant han
from 10 to IL o'clock to give n
committee of three judges an on
portunity to decide who of the
many competitors was entitled IA
the honor of being judged the hest
IN waltz and two-step. The waltz
resulted in the awarding of the
ladys prize, handsome leather
reticule, TO Mrs Pearl Turner
whlle the gentleman's prize, a
carved leather tobacco pouch'
went to Mr.. William Clifford Miss
Jones was the winner of the ladv's
two-step prize, very pretty cut
glass bon-bon dish, while the gen
tleman's prize, a silver mounted
morocco cigar case, was awarded
TO Mr.. James Tierney,-From the
Journal-Democrat, February, 1902.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-12
ORGANIZATIONS

A joint dinner meeting Of the
Railway Mail Clerks association
and the Woman's Auxiliary was
held on Monday evening at the
Y. M. c. A. with nearly thirty pres
ent. An after dinner program Of
addresses and music was given.
The auxiliary, which was originally
organized for social purposes, has
decided TO undertake some char.
table work. Elaborate plans are
being made for the next joint
meeting and banquet. which will
be held on March g. On the aft
ernoon of January % the women
of the auxiliary were entertained
at a sewing party by Mrs. Harry
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-12

Miss Bess Melissa Baileff of
Great Bend. Kans., and ]. II. Bow
man were married on Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Fred
Hamm at 623 North Second street.
The ceremony was performed at 4
O'Clock by the Rev. +. Il. Mcclure,
in the presence Of few friends.
The couple will make their home
here. Mr.. Bowman is cashier at
the Alavarado hotel.