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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16
ACTIVITY IN
 VICINITY or RYDER
hI pororuo PIonec.ei Give Gu
 duce O. Extensive and Rich

The following extracts are from m. H.I.. Hner
 e sHn who recently hon... t.. Rufus group mp Boar rrur .of ..l s...I. and expects .o ro Io Now No..
 H.na. u. .l.. ho Bis N.ow. I showing n tremendously r.0I . Cha. |. win b. property ou n par u.H H. .hu'ou.I wealthy nlm.H uH.
 .r.H n. mon in oI.r.. 0. l. H u..... started N0uI. nm ..o con. .n..0u 0. . ....n.on. 'u. uH .0. Salmon "H.r I.r n. ... u...U. .mI ...II0u.. which aI.0.nH .H. international boundary and win b. ... m.. .omu for .H. U.. Hyde. terminus h.u. ... radio .....n TH. Un. H n..ue huI. M . m. Ryder T0.H.... and mH.0. .mm Co. and win eventually cone u... n. "... .. .H. H"...Hu. mind. .U. H. s.m0. ...u.
 Hu. Ions u. o.. r.n.. ..n.ue .0. .r.-I. m. Tn. ..I 0r.I. from .H. .n.H mnH 0u .H. Lu0r Ho. group . .0u Fish .r... ur. shipped ou. on . I.. Primo. 0. W.'. .HH WO.E .u.n. II. m. T..om. m..I.r VI. h0.0II U.u T.. or. WI. n0. r... for II . .....-..n|. product m. in Ono r..u.. 0. . m.ro run and HHH.. . ..r practical shelter I..l Tn come m.. H.. other Hn.w.oH uH IH0 . l...n .I. Superintendent. Hn son H mnH.Hf.r awaiting '0e com .nI...r .. H. HUIoH HH.U. m or... .I... shipment. m" h. mad. 0.r...
 r.m ... II. T..ma or American ..m.. ..u. eNmu..n. ..e. par. .. m. transportation .ul
 H.. H.rm recently cam. down
 from m. smmI. Ir.0 I...r... wHo.. h. H.. number o. o.0.m. hrn..na
 mu... ID. exceptionally One e.'.u
 nm. . copper 0r. from new I .....r on .Ho Buster claim Tho orc III. from m.u hu. noHH.eu. 'ea. Cha. n. Inn. traced .o. . I.Hnueo Q.
 ... u H.eH grade showing .Hu Ion. I'll. mHr. fHIanc. oEoen. for a break r0 .... IH. Good .u.. group o. I.r.. claim. .u tHe vicinity ... m. Hn... also give. aN.au..onr
 nr.m.. n.. .rH ..el. parallel
 I..I. H.rn. a'r..dr boon .o.u.cl ou . .H. HH.HTtr which ur. connected . .h. n ua.uor. ol eros. fracture. o. rHuu. W.tH. HI carrying or. Am . .ar.r.r. o. |. a..r from tho rHr.on Head. gives better I0m .I'N per .on
 I..E FIeeH'I wa. down .h# u..E from thc Titan group. 70. which In. k in .InI.. n. Ior .onmwl and ..H Cha. everything Is going mo1.H- .Ir nu .H. HU The permanent work. .r tunnel starting n from tn0 .... M m..I un and by Che Umo | IH. roH hits Che camp One crow win h. w.I under ground A come -0..H'. o.mn Inn. hm huI'I n. H0 !. mU. Q. uI Iu oHH... WItH lHo .r.u rnr.umm. .. The latte. ma.Hr facilitates Ono transportation .oI mnnH. \ feature 70. Che 0oroI armn. H.t H particularly uau.F n- Tn Che uHua.0mou. H Che .ao. Cha. m. mon working thwc are H1. ling "Hlg-0IN tubing H.. Iaer
 r.e. in interest. i'm Che recently or. r...I unit syndicate. Ih. show. . .I... .Ho.. who H0ro IHo h. on.n0o Ito IuIee Inc mer.a oI Che property . ..o men who arc 00ue .'' ...i work. have .orUdon.. in It's ocrc.on- i'm. into r n.HIn. m.uo
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16
INTERIOR CONDITIONS
 AS SEEN BY WHITTIER
Special Inspector Of Customs Tells O. Visit to Fairbanks and Other
 Lower River Points

N $. WmuIcr special customs u- .na.tor arrived on tHo a.cHn0I 0uean Wednesday morning alte am extended trip which took hIm along Che west ooasl .o huchoraee fair banks aud Nmma tho ro.wm being mrIa by Che Yukon river via Dawson and whItnhore Hc visited .ho cu. .om post at aarIc on h.s way mp .ho Yukon r.rer
 Nr. WmtIcr report, fa.rhanN and Nornra as being 0nt.m...'c a' Io tfe future but my Tmma Tor. yu.an Circle and Eaeie arc hu. memories compared wien what they once wore Che railroad having nroF cd a great boon lo Che two fu, mon. HareI towns hu. n Ie.rment u rre Yukon r.rcr towns owing .o Ono r.mar steamers bone withdrawn from One river whom .le m.road was completed rho only hope for Che river points In question. Inc sa' n for Che government io either on. crate steamers or aubad.le a pr.Fuio concern lo do It
 Game of uu Nnda according io Mr. WhfIor. Is obWdu. In One n- .ar.ur. caribou hone Heen aI mnnl n.accr on Che Yukon. Small elmr i .f.1 pIorumL He was Iu Fairbanks whom Che frost hIt Chat place Ia'e In August and says It was very much of a disaster Owing to engine trouble One steamer on which ho travelled mp lhe rIvcr was ten dal l.lur.n Tulur and Dawson.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16
NATIVES REPORTED STARVING
 ALONG COAST OF SIBERIA

Tho I.eH. .ra..l Herman arrive. .. Nme recently from Che siberian .r and reports .H. natives ..0 u.... called IUI..u Point an .H. e- I.-rr .o... ur. m . mos. m..H.. ..rUI.. Hm.H tn. H.. u. .
 u. .o0I Tn many 0a I.e N.- ... dogs H... boon a'o0 nm. oven IT. Hr Ho.. and .ou" 0.r. 0..H ..I.n I1 keep body and soul .nr.H.r Captain r...r0u and H.# crow .Ht. HHmrrr o. IH. .l.nH HnnIo" Hn. .r helped m. poo. .u.aro- l1 H..r 0.. H.r Hur...
 I. m... o. .H. northern HHn. touched h. H... I.o mo I.HH.. com. IH.. Ino. o. white mn" foo.
 and far.H O. gam. I'm. na..I ..0 native. Iu . condition 0or...as on
 r..ou
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16
ALASKA FIELD CHIEF
 RETURNS FROM INTERIOR

George A. Parks chief Of Ono Field Division Of Che General Land Ofice i'm Alaska. returned on tho Alameda Wednesday morning from am extended official viat Co the in- torior whore hc made many s.dc trip. into Che outlying districts. io roportr Che residents of the interior as bcIne moro optimistic ovcr the outlook for Che future than for scv- eral years. there being a feeling thal Che return of normal conditions wiII stimulate development of many di- lr.ets that have been inactive for lonr dime. Mr. Parks Hys how ovor. chat frost which struck Che ranana valley late In August war great success as frost hut was a aevero blow to tho growing cereals and vegetation of chat part Of One Territory and caured heavy none Inrr Ior
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16
SPECIAL SERVICE FEATURES
 AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Through tho courtesy Of Che chau- auoua management thore win bo special features In connection wiih Uhe services at Che Presbyterian church tomorrow morning when D U Nevoombe win anF a baritone solo nd Dr. Carpenter win deliver au addre.s he both are specialists i'm her limos tnoro win be something worth hearing.
 The members of Che chauiuuQua arc very eoncrous in ioan'nF their talon. for Che entertainment Of Che people ol Juneau and that generosity Is rcllIr appreciated
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16
TWIN MOOSE INDICATE
 mTU FREEZING WEATHER

40 Wmfohor. on Aueut ao lhcro u mou tn Che depth o. lnroe In- rHr and If degree. ol roU which un mo rma. .o ho. m Che nou a ao.oriu .o Indians ol n.. country. an 70. whom arc w'.o in weather Ior. IHH. Wcro many Iun moo.. born tHro Iaa. spring and twin moo.. invariably moan that tn. following winter win star. early. be worry .wue and r.ma.u Ia.e And n. .I a.r'r portion of Che prophecy r Ho.r o'r.aor verified. I.Itr rom Wmtohoro by Che IoH. mail ar mI Che mau lakes arc a.- r.rIr H0rn over which H uonr.N . month tn aIraneo ol normal and m.I dueE and eeer are leaving Inc country tor Che a1uIh while frozen Ir.. and carly migration of birds may mo. moan much. .Hore .H moo Fe.- tim. away from lle fact chat twin nor moan. hoan much winter and
 hunters .o "Nu .cm car'y and Eu 'm n'on.r
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16
BACK FROM ROCHESTER,

Peter H...r| who won. nI. ." months aro nr visit Io Mayo Brothers returned on Ire Qu..r s..- urInr night. WHIe hr di no. nm '.reH any operation. Hr was .n-- ..eH'r .r.r.-..I n. ... Mayo ..u.. and e..er pointers or how .o r..0r.r H. H..'II Mr. u..e.I H actin. 0r m. pointers given H.u am. i. .. ready ..eu. much Improved H visited m H...uH and s... H..... coming North
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16
REPORTS SUCCESS

N. II n M.uHUI who H H.." r.Hne westward nm. interior points ... past ..... week. i'm her u..n Territorial ore.n..r W H. w. o I. r.'wn.. 0 ". .ou. m Tun.U m Che IHm..' Wo.n.l. m'.H.Ur Mn
 report. H.uH. u.. H.. |" her .r...on u... .... Hm.r.. now memHen having n..H through ro- e.o.H and new M. '". n.r.c. .o organization. o. ... ...ou IH.t had grown 'mr"H H.. .n.....r.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16
B0TrEs RETURN HOME
 LIn. LNLENuLD .-.--

N and tr FrH. l Hor.. H...
 r. m. N."HH..... Iu0 I.. ue.. m. former after n I"r. .. ....n.. E "... from .r.. register m. I.. Un... .I land 0u.. and m. latter |ar H..n. H.H nar ae H.H.r H Milwaukee. Wr0r..n. u.. ... Tn. .rmH.r
 Wn.r n. Ia. Iureru I'm fu'. Mr. Bowl. Intended visiting H. odd bonn. m r.rrH...U.. huI having Tn .n ..
 Lor. . connection with HH 0u. u.. administrator n. Che ..a.. a. Ire nt. 0 ". FHa. h. wa. unable I'm m... n. trip .r Pennsylvania Ha reports condition. .n .H. MII" Wr.I ..rr very much d.Har-Hr- .r.I .. m. rn't 70. t.. ooa' au.
 r... .H..
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16
KErCHIKAN DRUGGIST VISITS
 IN JUNEAU OFFICIALLY

". R Walker ko.chImn dr1ff and secretary of Che Teu.,or.'. Board of Pharmacy arrived m lN- uoau ou the Quom Inat s'inro'l nieht and oD Che following Monday and Tuesday hc and William hn'. aidont of Che hoard were in
 ..on unac0ue busue ol 'I. b0lrd. Mr. Walker returned '' 'N.. chImn on the Alameda "eIn0
 Mr. Walker Ia a prominon. m.u''. 70. Che American Legion as "c.I a nr.ue ono of hc.ch'..N "
 i've and public spirited cIU'ten
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16
WRIGHT VISITS sEAGwAY

Irun.r- W. C. Wright after nn.f
 or with .ous.s mado n r.n in n m.I boa. To Ha.ue and saEWaF recently returning the middle of tae week. \. Inc meu. aN Eo.m or more a. e.arwu It i# worry much l.e getting h... home for him to t.a.t .hm. IT. tr. ro played haro. uIH ho.uUu crop of Howe .r .nI garden .ruo. nt s.ae"aF two woe ago. Mrs. Wreh. Io.l on One last trip ol lh. oucw for Goddard Hot snrne. whore she win rest and re.uuuIo Tor Che mex. thrao Wee. or month.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16
M0RE ERE8H VEaEIlBLEs

c u.hI wa. in from h.H ranch an sruhn mI W.inc day ana Thur f.r o. HH Wees w.IH Hn0 Tot o. Ir..H r.r0.ah'" Q. mmoIou. rroI.. IT. win IHra n Hno ot hU.. .. Il. Country .a.r which "'I open Tn .IH u'0.. on IH. .lh oH. .... from u..I Thur I.r
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16
BAuKUPrCY PROCEEDINGS

Former .mr.oroe oI r. h .'I.aH u ihc herring canrerr no " oh' .urr at Auk Bay previous to lnr0' urre. .ro whom it eIoaod down. fo .rriav began bankruptcy uroceodIn i'm ho urr.o. cotr. 10 ocur' n'- paid wages amounting lo upward o. 5000.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16
lERG" HAN HERE

H.Hrn r.nHInr II. San Franc. ..1 agency oI Che Hc.on- u.'ar Lr.ouno Company HnH hero several I.E recently leaving on Che Watson for .ae westward and i'm. .Hor IL i. Mr. s0aru.r O trip
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16
CARL PETERSON WANTED

TH. Governor. r..-e H0 boon H rarIrI fr for a.....anee Ir m. rro
 Cor Car. h P..arHon. rr.r. o Wisconsin aged ahou. If and .. H.rf .o t. Tn Alaska. His mo.no H .H.n.. .o rc0r from him Amy Information .u raenrI .o hin .n. He rl to H HI0r Mu crr. Boh.a.... it.. Thirteenth a.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16
G00DY sALE

The Ladies' Altar Society Of Che Catholic church are planning a
 eoolr aaIe" lo take place Saturday, September l1rd u Che display rooms of One Alaska Electric Come mrr opposite Che fIrs. National Bank.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16

lr C. P. Jonno and children are on Che Spokane due today They have been visiting Che former parents. Mr and Mrs. George T snow i'm so1tuo and Dr. Jclne mother in CouDer.Ile Wash. They havo boon absent about throo months.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16

Attorney Grover C. Wnu 'a hao. from a bu.ucs trip to Seattle.
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CENTRAL SCHOOL.

Miss Henrietta .Gioff. teacher 81
English In out of'sohool this week
on account OF illness Her place 10
being filled by Miss llllie Luther
Miss Ethel Parker. teacher Of Geo
graphy. is sim out on account OF
Illness bu In expected back next
week. Her place IN being filled by
Mrs Homer Montgomery.
Miss Wilma Snyder. teacher 81
Seventh Grade. is out Of school on
account ~ Illness. Tier place is
being filled hv Mrs H. n. FilJc.
The ESSAYS lot the George Wash
iugton essay Contest suggested hs
the Evening licralt are being col
lcctcd and prepared Tor FLEEING
Thurman GUY from Arknnsas ~
"a new enrolment this week.
In the weekly spelling contest In
the sixth Hprade the highest
score for he past two weeks has
been made by Helen Sears
Tho grade made an average 81
SO per cent. on abe test ~ 100
words which are considered the
Standard test for the grade.
Valentines were collected and
distributed the last hour on 81.
Valentines dhv and al pupils were
rcmem, cred hy their friends on
this occasion. Several pupils arc
out ON account Of sickness this week
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rectod the man to follow them.
He guve him four flint darts and
told him to use them. When he
reached the cave. he went In and
found the Don crowded; in the
centor was placed the body OF his
sister. ana the medicine man was
kneehng beside her. tie pulled out
the eagle feather and Immediately
she come back to life She called
for hin brother. He answered her.
The ghosts were surprised to 20"
him. and Immediately formed -four
lines to attack him. At the COM
mand Of the medicine man. they
rushed upon him. but by the help
ct his darts he wounded ana XIII
cd many Of them.
when he defeated his enemy. he
took his sister home ana soon she
recovered from her Illness. but was
afterwards blind during the aay
but could see at nights.
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SCHOOL NEWS
mGm sCnOOh

MONDAY morning, February rSth.
an auditorium was called IN hon
or of Abraham Lincoln. Judge
Hanru addressed the assembly.
a pen meeting was called in the
auditorium Tuesday morning.
February ran. MIR. Moore had
charge 90 tho meeting.
a very interesting meeting was
held ~ rdursdny morning 10y the
Scholarship Society. The orches-
ira opened the meeting by playing
two numbers. Josephine Miner.
president. had charge OF the pro-
gram. Dana Todd played a violin
solo. Mr. Milne introduced the
speaker Judge Hickey, who was
followed by Mrs la Bar who pre-
scented pins 60 the new members.
Thursday morning "A Girls
le1ru, meeting was In charge Of
tho welfare department Means
Tor lettering Albuquerque were
discussed and "a resolution for the
girls adopted.
Indian Legend
Many years ago there lived In
LaEuu1 two young children. a
brother nnd sister Both their
parents w,ro dead. and the sup
purf 90 the household rested ON
tho boy. His sister had many sui
turs. and among them WAS a mcdi-
cluo man, but she disllkcd him.
ono day her, brother went on a
hunt aud his Blister foll suddenly
81. The medicine man was called
TO see Nor. While alone with her
he took an eagle feather and put
Il ON her breast.
When the brother returned
home. he found his sister dead:
and he sat there for days MOURN
ing
Now It happened he had a faith
ful friend. who helped him In his
troubles and this friend vas n big
star As he sat by the side Of his
dead sister. the star camo and
shuue In at the door. and inqulr-
ed what the trouble was
Csc brave. do ne | tell you and
an viii come out right. Bury her
huIf before the door Of your
house, and each night guard the
grave Something strange viii
happen to you. but do not get dis
cuurlEcd.'
~ be buried his sister and did
a. Dee was told. one night as he
eHf thorc two wolves came. bring
ins 70 log When they reached the
they dug open the grave
pnI took the body Of the girl out.
They then replaced the sand ana
l.N the grave taking her body
AWAY To % avo
Again the star appeared ana di-
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q Y. \. To OPEN An
ATTENDANCE CONTEST.

Toe pnfcnt-Teachcrs nssocIn-
ton Of the North Fourth street
school have opened "A contest
among the school children Of that
community. TO De lead by mem
hcrs of the association. Cor attend
ancc. The pupils are divided I'm
der two teams. the PUPPIES and the
Colds and VIII have six week.
Co build up the best record FOR az
tendance. Mrs Foraker VIII lead
the Puppies and Mrs Walker the
Colds. The winning team VIII be
entertained. in some way Co be- do
cidcd upon later. hy the losers.
a needing OF the association was
held III the school house Friday
afternoon. aud tho anniversary ui
child welfare work wls observed
n discussions un the phases Of
The work. child nature 70 book
un the subject. ls being read hy
Tho association. and is proving
hclufut and Instructive.
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and white carnations and SUR
rounded with smilaN, fern ana
glass candlestlcks with glowing
rod candles were placed In the
center and at either eud OF the
long table in the aiming room OF
thc Gran Quiycr;1, where 80
guests gathered for the luncheon
given by Mrs g. :. Melton and
Mrs J. ". Wilkiusoti on February
~ at O'Clock. The places were
marked .dth attractive Valentine
cards. and at each plate was "a
lovely pot plant OF Eeranlum with
q red hlorsom-fovor Of the o.
clsiun. A tempting four-course
luncheon was served. Later, the
GUESTS went 10 the wilkinson
homo on North Gidding street. In
the artistic settling. with its pots
oi rcd Heranlum. silver vases OF
carnations and soft shaded red
lights. nine tables were placed, and
u very pleasant afternoon was
spout playing bridge. Rcd and
white candles were served during
th, afternoon.
TN, guests were: A.esdames 4.
g. spencer. Wallace Carmack. w.
J.. Price. Francis Muyhnil. Scot.
NcpowcII. " NJ Muyoe. n. a.
| Springfield. a. jefferson. $. a.
Jones. o.. o. poberts. g. ~ Pix
ley. T. a. Burns, Elmer Howell,
j. r. Miller. Henry Miller, Edwin
Bittren d. d. Brown. J A. Hall.
r.. g.. Cassol j. v Stouohill. Fflet-
cher Malone. John Hyatt. Roy
. smith. RursUll ilardwlpk. j. 3.
slnrdu, A. ". Skarda. ". G.. Ier-
wcr, John %. pritOhard. Dalton
Reed. ~ a. Herod. H. NJ Chap
man c. A. Scheurich. n. \. MIL
Ter John Barry. G.. r. smycr. G..
H. lhunnon. W. II. Duckwurth, \.
Mandoll. G.. r.. Worrcll. O. a.
Campbell, Frank Dice. G.. W. Carr
OF Fort sumner. Rose Mcdowell
and j. r. Wilcox Of Portalos.
Mrs. Roy Nost and Miss Marie
Fischer entertained "a number os
their friends, February II, at the
Nust residence on North Renchur
street. The house was decorated
with red hearts. cupids and rcd
sw""t peas Games made the eV.
euing pass pleasantly. and at "a Iato
hour the hpstesscs served "a two
course luncheon Of chicken sand
witches. fruit salad. radiShcs. oliver.
coffee. cherry ice crunm ana angel
food cake, The guests who enjoyed
th" affair ere Mc@dumos Edwin
kltfr,u John -. Brown. Misses
Polly Monroe. LOUISE Whnley. Pow
crs, ulin WaiiinE. Tanner and Ho-
h1rt Miller
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MNGDkLENA

Paul Burlingume o. around again
J after q short illness with the "ilu,
Mr.. and Mrs John Long Of
/. puiuview. Texans. arrived Mon
day Mr.. Long is one OF the
service boys who has filed near
Muglalcun.
Miss Gertrude Goodson Is out
ri school this week. confincnd 60
her roumi with a case OF tonsilitls
and flu
A large crowd from MagdalenA
attended the dance given by DIVE
Grey and Hrlc Autalla at the Nav
alo lodrD. M patil. last saturday
night. That AN were handsome
IS entertained was evidenced by
the fact hat the merry makers
stayed on until 4 "a. tn
Mr. and Mrs. George Ousloy and
family. 90 the Ranch, were visit
Ing SIR and Mrs. r. W. Medley
and other relatives and friends ia
Magdaleuu over tho last week.
end.
The Episcopalian Guild was en-
tortulncd Thursday evening at the
residence Of Mrs. a. Peterborough.
During "a brief business session
hold by the president, Mrs. liezo-
kinh Hail. Il was decided 10 take
uV two branches OF auxiliary work
Tor the ycnr-the United Thank
offering and the Episcupate Fund
both branches Of the missionary
work done by the ladies OF this
church. Refreshments were serV-
ed TO several visitors. besides the
regular members OF the Guild.
Little Paal Moore, Jr,. is inn
proving from a very severe III
ness,
Mrs. Ben Perry and daughter,
Miss Peggy Payne, were among
those who attended the dance at
Datil laat Saturday night.
Mrs. Joseph Courtney spent tho
Weekend with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs, J. /. Martin, at the Mar
tin Ranch.
Mcssrs. Handle Brawner. Grady
Watson and Hester Jones. all eX-
service men from Clcburne. Tex.
arrived Monday to look after their
filing interests.
Henry Raiiston. Of the Railston
Ranch. spent the eek -end In
MaEdalena and Datil.
Mrs. Jake stuppi Is III with the
"nu."
A merry crowd OF members and
visitors were present at the bust
ness session OF the Methodist Mis-
sionary society held last Thursday
at the residence OF Mrs. y. -,
Hammond. After "A song by ths
members and n scripture rcadinr
by the PRECEDENT. Mrs. r. "
Medley. n prayer was offered bS
Mrs quinn. Comments on th'
scripture lesson were read by Mrs
Bicler. The missionary study ui
Havana was read from the Voice
By Mrs Quinn.
Mrs. Dees. director 81 the play
The Poor Married Man" which
~ TO be given under the auspicei
of the society, II progressing nice
81 with the rehearaals. and tht
palate - the play will DO announced
shortly.
Mr. q. :. Webster H. up agsir
from q spell OF "flu"
Nr. and Airs. gcrtz, OF Okla
homH. arrived in Magdalena Las
week Mrs Gertz u fhe dnughte
II Attorney Perry Madden. shI
viii spend come time here visitlni
her father.
Masdamea Snodgrass and Ham
mond OF this Methodist 3undal
school. guve "a Valentine party q
their combined classes at the'
church at 3 y. M. on Tuesday. Tn
little tots had a delightful tim
playing games. singing songs an
eating heart shaped cookieS, wash
ed down with lemonade.
600
CLOVIS.
| Tall silver vases loaded with rec
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LUTHERAN
VALENTINE PARTY.

The Christian Endcavor Society
Of st, Paul's English Lutheran
church held q Valentine party in
the social rooms OF the church on
Tuesday evening. with an attend
ance Of more than forty young
people. The fortune telling pro-
vided lots OF fun; az ala the shoot
ing at the large red heart: tho en-
tertainment closed with the distri-
button Of valentines. Refreshments
were served.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-19
|TEA GIVEN Ar THE
~. w g. 4. ROOMS.

The hospitality committee was
Ibostees az "a very pleasant tea
given Friday at the y. w. c. A.
were young ladies who have come
From all parts OF the country to
Irpend the winter In Albuquerque.
Prize Poems were daintily decorat-
|ed IN, pink and white and. the tea
|tablei was -ornGmented with a
Bowl OF pink sweet peas. salad
mud wnfers, cake and tea ere
ssrSed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-19
SOCn11F HOLD :
NiEl7TING.

On Thursday afternoon the
Aomhns Home and Foreign
liissibnary societies Of tho Lead
kvenue Methodist church met at
|he home Of Mrs Il. r. Boldly.
Ifoottlll boulevard. Forty mem
|bers were present. Eight new
members were received making a
|total OF if6. Mrs. Doty, county
DEMONSTRATION agent. read an in
.EerestinE paper on appropriate
|Dros4' Mrs. Jones rendered two
Beautiful piano solos. a social
followed during which re-
|freshtneuts served by tho
hostdhs. insisted by Mrs. Gresham
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-19
Ma. KAmN KElfINLs.

Mrs scigfriod Kahn entertained
100 guests yesterday afternoon 40
tea Boo honor Of Mrs. Scig Haas. o.
Gallup who is "a visitor in tho city.
The Kahn homo was lovely with
carnations aud swcotpeas In pink
and white, and In palms. the
Colurs thai We're used throughout
IN decorations.
Mrs. Sol benjamin poured. while
these young ladies assisted IN the
dining-room: Miss Lillian KEN
peRtch, Miss Grace Mlnfrey. Miss
Juliet Fleischcr and Hiss Mildred
Harris. Mrs Maurice Gottleib.
Mrs Heyman. Mrs. Woiskops. Mrs.
l.. kempcniCh and Mira. Noise
bergman also assisted.