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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-05

"&INfE.RECoRDING has un.
dergone its first reyolu-
tionary advance in over six
centuries, with the inven-
tion OF O clock that does not run
down. An American Is the inventor
the first American TO contribute
anything fundamental TO the science
OF telling time"
Time Is a miraculous thing
something elemental, battling. The
springs or weights OF an ordinary
clock were never worthy OF Its dig
nifty. Now another battling element
has been made TO run In the same
harness Electricity, imprisoned In
d clock, will "mark time"
There had been until now, rough
ly, four classes OF timepieces, the
sundlal, the clepsydra, the candle
clock and the mechanical clock Of
springs or weights. The sand glass
was but q modified clepsydra, and
the burning rope or punk of the
Chinese but another type Of candle
clock.
The electric clock is something
new under the sun.
What Time Is It?
History does not record Eve:
first remark TO Adam-presumablS
Eve spoke first-but it is probable
that she said, "What time Is itT
People have been asking 1t ever
since. 1t is the most popular ant
important question in the worlt
even now.
No sooner had man appear !
the earth than time began to ~ i'm
portaRt to him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-05

Alfred the Great is reputed 10
have invented the candle clock. or
candle which burned given dis
tance In a given time. The Ro-
mans had preceded him with the
lamp clock, however. and the Chi
nese had the same Idea ahead Of
the Romans, burning rope of uni
form texture. Any boy can tell
time the Chinese way by lighting a
twIne string and noting by clock
how long II takes to consume the
first inch. After that-as long MS
the string lasts-he can dispense
with the clock.
King Henry's Poker Session
The origin of the mechanical
clock is, like that OF so many
things. shrouded in mystery. A
mechanical clock was installed In
81. Pauls, London, in 1856 West
Minister Abbey was SO accommodat-
ed in 1888, and the Cathedral Of
Canterbury in 1892. The Westmin-
ster clock not only kept time but
chlined the hours. King Henry
VIII. who was financial as well
as matrimonial plunger gambled
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-05

Sound travels in dry air about
1866 feet per second.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-05


recording times fight operates on
a small battery. II has neither
weights nor springs and runs
without winding.
had been built. but these were sim
ply old fashioned clocks which were
wound up at Intervals by batteries.
Tlnany's clock IL actually run by
bnttery--a small dry cell such as
are used In flashlights.
The Clock That Ia Never Wound
The circuit through an electro
magnet IS alternately closed and
broken by contact needle on a
torsional pendulum. with the clos
Ing Of the circuit. and the conse-
quont energizlng Of the magnet, an
aumature Is attracted and lifted
into contact with the magnet. The
breaking OF the circuit allows the
armature TO drop. under gravity,
and this drop reyolves a ratchet
wheel which Is connected with tho
hands Of the clock. n short distance.
The pendulum does no mechanical
work, acting only ms a regulator,
and is kept in motion by the open
ing and closing Of the circuit. The
current consumption Is from one
and half TO one and three-quar-
ters ampere hours a year. One Of
these clocks has run two and half
years on one battery. A clock IN
Mr.. Tlnany's home has kept perfect
time since 1909.
The first crude clock built by
Mr.. Tiffany IN 1902 is still In ex-
lsience. 1t IS likely that It Will
some time have place In the
Smithsonian Institute, along with
Iowe's sewing machine, Whitney's
cotton gin and Langley's airplane.
as another revolutionary product
of American inventive genius.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-05
Tarzan Has a Huneh

"But," objected Malsle-she was
a very intelligent glrl-"my hands
aren't as broad as yours, aud that
makes difference"
Tarzan scratched his bear-greas-
ed pompadour uncertainty and
grunted. Then he had an important
idea.
"Tl tell you" he said, meet me
when the shadow from the noun
tain just touches the river"
History was made right there,
though Tarzan didn't know it. The
sundlal was invented. 1t was only
a small step from the discovery
that shadows moved with the sun
to the placing of an upright pole
end tho location Of marks around ii
.-.t1 rivals. of space to measure
Per. Of time.
rhat ancient Israel took It's time
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-05

first "date."
This early chap-call him Tar
zan or Ahaz or anything you will
probably wanted to meet Miss Mat
sic Nutmeg al the corner Of Mas
todon avenue and Dinosaur street
ON the following morning, TO 10 on
a saber-tooth gathering expedition.
"Meet me here" he said cave
mannlshly, "when the sun is three
hands high"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02
QpQ
4. y. " SENIOR- EIECTID
~ pIfI KAPPA PIN

Tho annual election OF the honor
u dents Of the scnio class 10 IN"
honorary scholastic fraternity. PM
Kappa Phi. was held last week a.
4 y NJ out ~ a class 81 20 two
young ome were elected to the
society. They we're Miss Eleanor
Cameron and Miss Wilma SNYDER
Miss Cameron h. also "a member Of
Mortar Board a scholar hlp Spcl-
ETY.. and ~ Alpha Delta ~ sorority
she viii graduate In the spring
win unusual honors. having %
triple Observation-Disclosures psy
chology and English
Miss Snyder b. u member u khps
pa Kappa Gamma She has been
teaching In the city schools for tho
past few months. but Will receive
her degree with the senior class
this spring Both young women
nre graduates Of the Albuquerque
High school, Miss snyder Of the
class Of ~ and Miss Cameron Of
the class of Is
The initiation and banquet Tor
the two now members which Will
ae M 81 the highest events In
the life 81 the senior class and OF
the school year. IL 10 DE held early
Ia May
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02
go Npt NJ IOi kN TAKE TRIP
itUt Nd iuE WORLD

TIL" Around D. World I-
bed .fIusuduua undertaking.
fHF N fuan". commit GEL .f young
people. church society. ui ln one
.u|ur Ha. " was mot only under
taken Iuf rssflllv completed
r mf.sr. Tuesday evening
by fnD finance committee of rhr
A UrIHfIIu Iu'.HHHr society OF fha
Iro-UHftr|Er church. fur about $50
young people uf fIH church.
rn, chief points ul interest lu
The rpunfr.s- visited were tht ma
inrHI .HtInr places with coffee ana
sHuUwIHNU. Iu America located for
ths time being within fh. runf.ur-
~ Miss Florence Reynolds homes
chile CON cHrua Iu NrNieH bounded
fHr wtIls OF Ni-s Vivian f.l-
sons house tea and cakes Iu IH-
pan. ut Miss Juliet white and
finally. Eskimo pies on rHelr ua.
rE, s1tH-AlnskH-wHIoh found
I happy SUMMER cImar. lf the
Huu. HI Nr brown The crowd
decided THAT Alaska was % good
place fH -u,HI .Hr remainder OF
fHs u.ur and atmra Kept them
marrH .aEHs"i until llt, in tho
evening
"a TrIr Around tro World" w1s
designed Fl. UH'.s money Cor Che
Christian EuI,tNHr society and
proved most successful rH "a O..
uauclHl and social .,afurv
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02
CLUB ~
III1GT OFFICERS

Tho FortuIrbty Music club hold
"a special mrcfiuE last Tuesily err-
ming with Miss Gertrude Thnmusor
saa Mise Loui- Nichols nt their
cow studio Tito subject of tho
PROGRAM wn- Musical Form
q most interesting uapor WINS read
by Miss Thompson explaining tho
4rInIs forms ~ musical rumposi-
'fnn sit-n ~ thr SONATA the fuEHs
the rnndo. the dance forms viz,
mazurka. %pulOuaiss riguu and
minuti and MANY others
FNnmuirs MI the various fnrmr
werr played 10y tho adult pupils %
Miss Nichols and Miss Thompson
each Showing q clear understand
ing Of the subject ard giving a
clever interpretation 81 the work
undertaken The program, well
balanced and thoroughly enjoy
able. was one 81 the notable uneh
of the year.
The ncNf meeting Of the club
on Tuesday evening. April 4. IL to
be given over 20 the annual cleo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02

Thu senior GLASS play l- one 90
inr biggest events iU the year Zoo
tnr H eh school -vuluTr and tho
choice ~ tho cast De- always
watched with the tepu.-f Iu-
f'ruat The present senior ciuHf
H.- uu exceptionally rich field OF
If muti, talent Geo choose from
which makes th. Dumpt...uu tor
thD unul choice all th. more kcou
The Lion and tu, Mousy ls The
STORY 90 &C. young and charming
authorizes aud her fight Tor hnr
tutitcrs honor against the father
of Tho man she loved. "it,uiy
Money Eyd'. conceded Geo be th"
most powerful money king iu tuo
world. shirley returns home
from 90 tour ot iurop, fu FIND h,r
father Judge Eu~s more liz
utuClully ruined and about Goo n,
convicted. through Ryder lu-IdI-
uua influence. whom Judge EuH--
man htd fought ON the bench Iur
receiving hrItpH Shirley has just
completed e. huuk. ,iIied "lhc
octopus whose hero is In reality
Ready Money Ryder. hapilF gotten
her material from an.cdutcr told
her lF Jefferson Ryder, ms SON
HnH th' MAI she loves. This book
proves Goo ho th, key which uu
locks tho barred and double barred
doorf which guard the Emperor
from tuo in-lstuut outside world
iur 10 Ht awakened bis Dur.us.t5
ms Boz fnr l|rsluuluE of Cd sDrl.-
of dramatic incidents which lead
uu tu CD Stripping climax
The ,a-t 600 ,Lv character. lu
NIaI' EudnAlH a -uuI-ul-puaI
TONED Sew LurIluu u1u-.UH.H
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02
Miss LoI HuGHE> TECEINr>
AItI Rim ARD

The American Art STUDENT. trU
monthly uf tho Association of
American Art students, published
nt % Park Row. Sew York.
tain- under h. department ot Beaul
Arts Institute uf Design tNoW.
York; notes. u li-i OF awards mad,
In tho department Uf Mural uaini
lnEs December 10 last. and among
thom appears tho name Of Miss
Lou Hughes Miss Hughes paint
iug was End Of o. Nnultcd PASSAGE
under project number two iu the
monthly exercise ON composition.
and received second mrntien.
Miss Hughes liz % resident ui Don
ycr although she formerly made
her HON" in Albuquerque. She hps
made o. plur, for herself in arr
circles I'm that city aud a. receiving
recognition in the east She ~ a.
sister of Tom Hughes 81 Alhuaucf
que, manstr'r 90 Tho Evcninr
Hurald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02
DOROTHY l.. McALLISTER
Telephone 345.

Like the little boy who asked his mother when bread pud-
ling season came, we ask Dame Society when bridge tea season
begins and how long IL lasts; for il has suddenly dawned upon
us that il must be on. in spite Of bans imposed by Lent. The
week has been particularly notable for parties or invitations to
other parties. for next week.
There's the promise of spring in the air and It's a JOY to
lift the head and sniff the social atmosphere for the perfume of
brides roses and the suggestion of announcement parties. Alas,
alacki thty are a. slow IN coming rs the violets aud the daffo-
dis and the peach blossoms; but they VIII be worth waiting
for as much as the flowers
Ii is true that there are not many social armies being led out
On the field, but only a few ranks and files; yet something tells
rs that without the gates, the other platoons and companies and
battallions aud regiments are gathering their arms for an un-
precedented attack on Pleasure. Which Is del ghtful to con
template. For a lady remarked to us this week, Between the
Episcopaluns and the Catholics, like not 10 have had any
party" Don't you think she was from Kentucky
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02
Learn to Relax If You Would Stay Young

when a. woman is tired she
goes on Tor just an hour longer
She hides w.Hrluess just az she
hides pain and thinks she ls
clever. said n famous Sew Ynrk
beauty expert recently 70 wua
men could only learn IN. wisdom
~ resting whom they ARE tired. they
could Keep their youth so much
longer
Lie is no simpler for women
since modem inventions relieved
Thorn 81 tho ,rany HON. Tasks
which their g~rundmofhsrs knew
Thuusands ore Boo business uuo u.
thr ome ln private lie most lra
Interested To- club. church. civic or
purely social activities which zone
sum" much time and enormous Vi
taiity
Many 10 woman with s fsst-rHth-
orIuE e. work uf wrinkles md
trlw feet who has alwas- r,cu
thankful fhaf her maker fashioned
her OF stuff too strong to form
tHs uHEnrpo habit wuuiu du wull
'u Ert herself u becoming uegiI=r-
ind relax her mlud aH VOL i4 h,f
ttu muscles and fray,d nerves ,or
hHlf un hour uch day
Tine newest idea loo ucglIED~ %
stru-In affair easy Co make and
el-y fo don In a. luungIuE robe
Jus" tI's ~ sllk punEeu or ChalIls.
% -"u~lhiU omu ought Co boz
tNic FOB relax and forget dun care
f1r n.r ~u--neC'ssHry reluvyuutiug
half hour
The kimonu II "a garment which
fhn American roma has ulwagl
liked and be- I- stIII d~s~ersodly pop.
Nlfr 'If IfH simplicity and comfort.
s short version o. the k.mnuH
makes H satisfactory CombIul
H..I.F
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02
t,og
WONihN'S C1ib Has CIVIC
DAY PROGRAM

The ciyics dHy program on FRI
DAY at the Woman club under
the leadership OF Mrs. fcliN Raca,
consisted of o. talk 10y Mr. r J.
Mahry ON public utilities. their
private or municipal ownership
Many Interesting things - tu how
other countries and cities nave
handled their problems Of public
bts moss were related Miss Hor.
.tpn.y Switfcr sang one Fleeing
Hour with violin and piano ac-
compartment Miss Dorothy cam
oron violin; Miss Norma Will
hamH piano. Miss Aria Rauspy
in 10 reading gave "a very sympl-
thetic Interpretation Of Tho
Stranger within our Gates. ty
Mary Raymond Shipmnn Andrews
Tickets for the annual charity
bail given hy the Woman n club.
the proceeds 60 he used 90 pay IN"
mortgage ON the Day Nursery
building have been placed ON sale
nj 100 South Fourth street and
iuN South Second street other
places 60 hc announced later.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02
GOO
GENERA AND Mrs.
HHDM y HOSTS

a climax to the dinners and
bridges and lunchcona which
crowded every day, ~ the past
week. IN honur ~ Mrs johnson Of
ioston. the mother Of Mrs, ~ u.
Jhmison and Mrs Robert Dietx,
was the dinner party given by
General and Mrs Brown n their
home on copper aVcnu The
table waa charming In orchid and
"A color combination which
n flowers Of the shade was de-
ightfully suggestive Of spring The
4 tiests were Mrs. johnson. Mr.. and
Mrs a. - Iamison, Mr. and Mrs
Robert Dtetz On and Mrs John
" pearcc Mrs W. $ HopcHcll,
Mrs Kenneth Reals and Empson
Hyde
A few friends were entertained
for Mrs. Johnson Thursday after.
noon boy Mrs, Cl,ilders. when there
was a table 81 bridge and q small
number q people In for tea.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02
coo
MISS EVELYN Iu Vt
VI AItiiif'D ~ TiATON.

MISS tN'lN hunt formerly a
student at the stat, University.
and n member Of the local chapter
of kappa Kappa Gamma sorority.
was married In Trinidad. Colo
last Saturday 10 Robert Murphey.
agent ~ the Continental OH com .
many IN Ration y VI Miss Hunt
has been tearhtg school In Ration
Tor the past two years The mar
rage wa q quiet one. only Miss
hunt y parents and her sister. Miss
lucille Hunt being present at the
ceremony Mr. and Mrs Murphev
ar" making their home as tho Soa-
burg hotel In Ration.
Miss Hunt viii D." remembered
here 49, n ~ tho most charming
81 tho sorority girls on tho hin In
1919 and 20 ana one ~ tho most
beautiful The was he.
Eun through an Introduction nv a
sorority sister here M the timo
MISS HUNT went to Ration to teach.
Mr. Mnrphev 10 q graduate ~ the
University ~ minols
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02
Mrs. KENNIN AM MISS
BEATTY UOSTtSSIS

Mrs. RoHcne kenncy and Miss
Mildred Beatty gave q Jolly inform
~ hunco party Tuesday evening Ht
their home ~ West Cnnl avenue,
for twelve 81 their friends Follow
ing a lively game, a delicious two
oourse luncheon was served; and
there was music and dancing The
guests were Mrs Paul Roberts Mrs
walter Noneman. Mira Truman
stuart. Mrs, Lynn Cook, Miss An
toinette Chauvin. Miss Clark Wat.
son. Miss persis Bryce, Miss Vera
Kiech. Miss Alice Lewis, Miss Jefne
Short. Miss Beatrice Hin and Miss
Dorothy McAlilster.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02
KAPPA ANNIVERSARY


The nm anniversary ~ the In
stailation Of Gamma Beta chapter
OF Kappa Gamma az the lniver-
sity. h. to be celebrated by Kappa
girls here next "Wednesday evening
al the AlvHrado. with an anniver-
sary banquet. Tho birthday idea
IL to be- carried out iu various
features Of the dinner. aud thor,
Will be u program ~ tua-ts and
songs Mrs Arthur Sick. an
alumna. will be- toaa'mistro-s and
toasts and songs Will he given by
the following Miss Evelyn Trott,r
Miss Blanche Guicy. Miss wilma
Snyder. Miss Lorenn Burton. Mins
Irene Fee. Mrs Guy Rogers. Miss
Ruth D%ougherty Miss Norma VIII
Hams. Miss Alexandria NAurhvy
and Miss Helen Macarthur.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02


Ty Agnes davenport HDui
My friend { cannot say good
bye.
Although I know you're going
away,
Ana though I really know not
why.
Ia ruthcr bid you just good
day
u may he weeks. Il may bo
months
Hefuru ! SEQ your face aEtin.
fut somewhere. sometime We
shall meet
Although We know not where
nor when
Aud NJ 30 should NOT hr ou rarih.
In brighter lands oar paths shall
lead.
SO an that I can Fly todn"
IT, just farewell. ms friend
Gnndspoed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02
MRS. ma GIVES BRIDGE.

Mrs. David g. Hitl entertained at
a delightful bridge party yesterday
afternoon In honor ~ Miss Leonora
Ninnl Of Worcester Mass, who has
been her house guest for the past
ten DAVIS. Tho invited guests we're
Mrs Henry u Brown, Mrs Ken
meth Reals. Mrs /. G. Bennett.
Mrs Aldo Leopold Mrf q $. Mo
%Iandreas. Mrs Roy Strome Mrs
!. ~ Hcssler Mrs " O. Hope
we'll. Mrs W ~ Zoigler Mrs T..
v. Edgar. Mr. - y. Marion. Mrs
\. : pctors Mrs l. O. Rice. Mrs.
El'sr and Mrs. Meyer
Mrs. l. g, Hcssler gave e small
Informal luncheon wednesday for
Mrs HiiIs guest, Miss What at her
home In unive~sitv HeiEhtH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02
600
.AisIA-ARoHI IETA.

a surprise wedding Of tho past
week vas that OF Miss Carl1ttI
t~anuclaria 60 a. o. Archuleta,
manager Of the city Realty and
Loan company The ceremony
was performed hy the Rev, j. y.
tgrdoVA at the Sacred h,art
church. and Mr. ana Mrs. H. e.,
Nuthi acted as witnesses
The wedding TOOK place without
the knowledge OF tho friends 81
the young people, although their
parents were aware Of u. -ilrs
Cnndrlr so h. the daughter Of Mrs
Irene a. r~andclnria OF 524 West
TlierHH avenue
MIR and Mrs ATchulotn will
make their homo 90 Ai%tsuuuorqu'.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02

hfNNN ifMNIHA
600
NNT CEADI ATTS DINE
N COT NTEl Cl.In

Vale rrluntss. from the class of
'92 Co the class Of '1i. gathered a.
tho Country eUh "Wednesday eve
1iug az o. dinpcg given Tor Col.
Henry s Graves, who f. not only a
graduate ~ Yale, but Is dean Of
the Forest school and ~ travelling
IN the interests Of tho co-ordinh
ton Of results ~ that department
with the needs Of the country Col
Graves t. Also nationally known as
the commander OF the Tenth En-
ginecrs. The men present were
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02
AFTERNOON pNRTY ron
Wis. MnnnMIII

We W = Mcdowell was Hostess
"Wednesday afternoon In hooor 81
NrS J " Mcdowell Of Wichita
7's TcNas who. with Mr. Nc.
l'oweli, q brother Of W y McDa-
welIh has come 10 the cltV 10 make
her home Tho afternoon wa spent
~ sewing and chatting The guest
we're Mosdpmes J " Mcdowell.
Homer spitzmesser. Frank Wagner
Roll Cinfer. T. g Merafcsder A..
Wort Morris. PNv Graham. Harry
waiter carl Mulkey. George MI.
chell Eva Hyre, O. A. Watson and
Tom Benton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02
REJECTION mt RSDNN At
MIlIlHnt~T ~AN

reception bon honor nj Mrs e.
g. Casper and N.-- ungan will Doe
given Thursday Afternoon at che
N.rhodI-t 4tu5furIum from p $50 o.
five o'clock Invitations arc Boz
.l.H fu 900 rhr.r friends LOO th, oty
Both IHHIUt HH. we'll known Iu Al
.~uruUrGIe. Ni4. N.Enn being re-
m.mH.r.I fnT Hrr services with
Che SUNDAY .rhuoI department of
tHs Lead A.tlur 81 Hudisr church
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02

~ ApI'A ALPHA
DANCE IIRlpAN

VI knpuu Alpha mon viii enter
tain ar H inre, dance fur ihn uo-
fiyca. alumni and pledge and for
ih" respective EIfl tItUdr noNt
F'r.duN evening Ht Tho Masonic
ttmuI. This VIII hr tho Die event
~ The spring boo tl. g. Is a fra
t,ruify and will ALSO loom large
CON fhr social cuioudar uf the Grcek
I.ttor ftufyrur.r- thor, Mrs "
s Uop'wrlI. Mrs Jack Flll and
'ir and Mrs Laurence Dec viii uo
na ehap-ruura % W H~uuswcll
800 charge
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02
MILIING rnm MnMEN.

MI women voters Who are In
torr~tod In s-nforCsmvnt Of law and
fostering respect Tor laws are
asked 10 attend H meeting "a he
held In the Central school built-
ing curnor Of Load avenue and
Third street Monday evening az
Z 80 o'clock Informal talks. ds.
cussiun ~ current ISSUES In cum-
munity and national affairs and
chorus singing Will feature this
meeting held under the auspices II
tho Woman Christian Temper
.uuea TnfOn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02
spowIsR GniN Nj
MISS ~ Atg,NTffs

Miss IUI.I0 9@TnUrnI0T wHH FIVVU
"a linen shower "Wednesday eve
ming nv the girlH Of nor sowing
r'ih re tie htme of Mrf Waiter
Noneman one Of Emo members
There werc cirht rrs present
Miss Slaughter engagement 20
Timar Rlehl was announced early
in tho spring and tho wedding BE-
TO lake place late this spring
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900
DINNER GIVEN ron
Mis- ynHAAnN

Mr. and Mrs O. o. brooke gave
a dinner party Tuesday nlnE
Ice honor % Mrs johnson ur Bu--
ton who returned hnm. April J..
Their guests were Mrs Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs % H. Iami=uU MT
aud Mrs Robert piotz. Dr. aud
Mrs John o. fFar,t Mr. and Mrs
j. T. MuIlvu and Mrs ~. =
HONEYWELL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02
EASTER PARTY ron
LITTLE FOLKS.

The Mothers circle Of the con-
gregationai church viii meet for
the reeulhr business meeting next
Thursday afternoon, and 60 give an
Easter partY for thu little folks IT
the Cradle Roll They viii be en-.
tertained az the church by Mrs.
Thomas McEiyain and Mrs y n.
steth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02
SANTA ~ SOLICITOR TO
VISIT HERR.

Gardner l-Rthrnp, general solicit
tor ~ the Santa re- viii Do" in tho
city Tuesday evening and BE- giving
dinner part FOR Mr. and Mr.
gsorgc nowner Mr and Mrs "
G Held and Mr and Nj e. T.
iIUn.
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SENIOR CLASS no PRf,sI VI
"IHG LION AND mn MptSI.

Charles Klein's great Hlccess
The Lion and tho Mouse pro-
duced oricinnlly In New York IN
1908, VIII he presented by the
senior class 81 the Hirh school
April ~ Tho play has been IA
the process Of preparation Tor
come time, the dramatic coach.
John Burton. training tho usual
double east Of characters from
which the final casi Will be chosen.
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{. o. TO NI1II TuESDAN.

tn" regular business meeting and
social Of the Christian Eudeagor
society OF the Presbyterian church
viii he held Tuesday evening 10
tho church uarilrs \ feature az
The evening program VIII hc ~
Trim Through Sew Nork". "a uuiqu.
NrUFFNfU game