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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-27
Art Exhibits Arrivinu.

That there haas been Unprecedented
activity iu other counties in prcpala'
ton lo. the art display az he FIRST
State lait is evidenced bt the arrival
this week. OF several exhibits for the
Nomaus building A. committee
meeting called hy the chairman the
FIRST Of the week final arrangements
we're made for the decorations group.
ing of exhibits. care OF the building
and all the numerous details required
10 insure the success O' this depart
ment Miss Pearl Mcmhardt of Clovis
will arrive few DAYS before the
opening Of the fair bringing with her
the Curry county exhibit, of which she
Is superintendent and custodian
The Valencia county exhibit will DO
In charge at the superintendent Mrs.
solomon Luna. who will arrive several
DAYS prior to the opening 10 arrange
the display from Valencia county The
Mckinley county display will be
brought by Mrs. George + Wilson q,
Gallup
China painting, brass work, burnt
wood work and all art craft Is Sc
licitod by the committee to embollish
the interior OF the Woman's building
and win the prizes offered by the
merchants ANY one desiring 10 enter
piece Of art in painting, ncedlework,
crayun or any hand craft may confer
with one Ot the cOmmittc who arc
Mrs George Albright, Mrs II II Ray,
Mrs Newcomer, Mrs Dunahy, Miss
Hickey, Mrs earns
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-27
I-nnrlinn ~, VI. ,nil.lrr.

b..IdrI| tI, Junction. YI fHr
month $50. .u, UIuI ..m,. luuu.ut.I
urir. Yrt. ,,st,rat, afternoon simon
Nh % s Rode, entertained BOO luu.f
"' Nr rs. o. r.'d'r. nHr i. soon
o." H"t, ."I california Though bone
i".Wai boo nuiw,, iH. mHHrir uf 'uu
gu..' '"sHs'nH 900 tnr game ti .1rd
iH'." and DO" W'u"iii'. 'uI"Niue s.H
conversation .u ."ul"uIl group. tu,
1uWr 200 ,N'rN nt# ,hlurtt, and
elegant o. boo ''.i "r. H. ih' uH..
N"r Boo h.. hH uitHH.. home NdHtu-
OBJ" BOO color scheme Hi red and white.
ih. interior "f iu' rooms presented &c.
"o1Uiu' settling .Hr ih' mod. g"'us
"i i1' lu.u''t Chandelier. N'ru
shaded I1 r'd. mot hrid dropping loops
oi smi.1N masses 't rcd d'H.Ias 'uI
clusters of white .un1i."u. F.E.u'd
and prr'und the r'"W boo lavish
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-27
PLENTY OF MONEY
AVAILABLE FOR
CHIHUAHUA

Chihuahua Mexico. sept 2.-Gng-
crnor Gonzales Nds 100 10 cheerful mood
this morning Zoo 40, state palace.
Pointing q" several communications
lsiag ON his nW top desk BE-. said
"Thcrc are lrttrrs from bankers bon
On, United Si4t,s and from Euelml
Offering Co. adtar,, a. mun,, Go pls
ou tho states indebtedness amouuiins
&" over $4,000. 600. 1871, POO CIV, Them
bonds ~ return. co., interest h.ing
nominal n ia "a great sign uf RETURN
ing confidence IN the future welfare of
the republic. ana nur, especially tho
state of chihuahua. and an outward
slow of friendship that pl,as.s us
greatly. However the bankers On the
republic VIII bo given chance 90 bid
ana II their interest rates ar, as rem
sonablr as those from outside tho re-
public they win get the preference.
which is only natural Homo II always
first
Tho governor spoke of tho coming
elections ~ said BALLOTS have al-
ready brcn distributed To- IA, citizens
for them to vote their free political
sentiments ON election day SUNDAY.
October l. W. expect the heaviest
poll Of votes in the history of our
country, IL being the first free aud
unbiased election ever held within our
borders Incidentally a larger vote is
expected In this state. larger even than
We counted for tho govornorship en-
the vote for governor two districts
were missing, the envelopes contain
Ing the votes being mIscarri'd leo the
mails
"No, / am not a candidate Tor the
vice presidency \ number of my
friends wanted me- 90 make th. race.
but discouraged the idea for several
reasons. The primary one being that
two unti-eleciiou candidates would
give the Reyes party nominee a
chance. resulting Ia @ splitting up of
our own vote and limiting the chances
~ either. You may state 10 the peo-
pie that I am not candidate for thr
vice. presidency Ny work is here in
Chihuahua to help build up tho state
and advance the interests Of nay peo-
pie
By way Of calling the in '"rylcw M
an end. Governor Gonzales said #
am proud Of ms people Wotc YOU an
observer as to their behavior proccd-
ing and during the holidays Just pass
ed? Everything was peaceful ana or
derby was Il not? And 80 u will he
from now ON. For the FIRST time In a
number OF years not person was KIN
ed IN the state 81 Chihuahua during
the holidays II speaks well and we
are proud
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. . . o . . - o . . o 80
. IN THE MUSEUM .
. or TOMORROW. .
o y q o O q Q o o . q o o o Q

New York is so well equipped with
museums that not a few serious mind
ed citizens are wondering what any.
body could find 10 exhibit in another
as. for example, IN Mr. Charles
Schwabs chateau In Riverside Drive,
when ultimately It becomes city prop.
crty
Yet the problem requires only few
moments of meditation Indeed. II has
more the appearance Of proposition
than a problem as:
Mans chief study Is mankind
. \ museums most worthy service
Is 10 preserve vanishing relics OF hui
man life.
3 An appallingly important feature
OF contemporary American life Is the
family-and this happens, also. 10 be
an institution which rapidly is disap-
pcaring.
az d No museum could do better
service than tn house q collection of
CuriOs descriptive q, soon TO be eX.
tinct American home life
Visor heads than ours may group
the displays and explain them and
write their labels Ia Latin For ms II
suiiiccs tu lisi few at tho exhibits Ne
have In mind a. year after year Ne
watch the uncomfortable congestion OF
population on Manhattan Island llur
rying tu Join the DodO are.
Cottages
Front yards
Houses with porchcs
Fried spring chicken
Cows aud kitchen gardens
Barns aud family surroys
Bibles with genealogical records.
Ilorsehair sofas and family albums
Old fashioned strawberry shOrtcakc
Apple trees shading barrel stave
hammoCks
Barefoot boys with checks of tan.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-27
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs plit Ross rctuinoG the hrst of
the week from Las Vegas. whore she
attended The state convention at the
Wumans Christian Temperance union
Mrs g. & Minis AMI daughter Mrs.
Z Suclly left last evening for %
months visit To relatives and friends
boz Temple. Texas
Mrs t. " GALES went to St 10.
solh hospital Yesterday to remain q
couple ul weeks 10 be cured OF an in.
deposition thar threatened hen health
Sew pupils are enrolling regularly
100 thc kindergarten conducted ON
south Fourth street by Miss Ada
rhlbrick The latest little student of
fIucbrl methods to matrirula'c rs ll.
NE Marietta Jackson, aged -, who Is
receiving instruction from the same
Nndcrgartcucr who taught her moth
or Mrs Cora Myers Jackson. ~ years
ago This In Miss philbriok'B 2Oih
annual session
Mr- George r. Wilson aud Mrs
James Carmen are residents oi The
Carbon city aud former Albuqucr
uucan7 who will visit friends in this
city during the fair
MIS- Charles Mvcis D. confined ia
her home ON Fruit alCnuc. suffering an
attack OF Illness
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Try a Herald Want Ad.
They Bring Results.
HOW ONE
WOMAN WON
Her Health and Strength Back
Again by The Use Of Csrdul.

Tampa, Fla.--In a letter from this
city, Mrs. T.. G. C0rum writes: II was
all weakened and worn out with wo.
manly troubles. My husband brought
me some Cardul as a tonic and, from
the FIRST day, Il seemed 10 help
! had almost lost my reason. but.
thanks TO Cardul. | did not. Soon, I
felt and looked like new woman. I
think the remedy Is wonderful. Z
recommend Il to my friends, for have
received great benefit from IT,"
Cardul acts specifically on the weak.
ened womanly organs, strengthening
the muscles and nerves, and building
them up TO health.
II helps TO refresh the worn.out ner.
vous system and relieves the effects of
overwork, both mental and physical.
Fifty years successful use fully
prove the merit OF this purely vege.
table, tonic remedy for women.
In every community. there live soma
who have been benefited by Cardul.
The beneficial effects of this time
tested woman's remedy, soon show
themselves In many different ways.
Try II.
N r. Write co. Iadlss' Advisory Dept. Chstts.
nooga Medicine Co, chattanooga. Tenn fog Special
TOD Women sent IN plain ~fagpes on fsausst,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-27
CHURCH AFFAIRS
Mr.. Butler entertains.

one Ot the most thoroughly enjoy.
able meetings OF the wear was the scs
sion of the Woman's Christian Tenn.
pofanCe union Yesterday afternoon
when Mrs. VI ! Butler was hostess to
the local white ribboncrs"
The feature OF the afternoon was an
able address by Rev Hermon = vii.
Hams on the condition ia the United
states army barracks before ami after
the abolition of he army cantccn.
drawing conclusions from personal 90.
scrvat Dns In the Philippines and prov.
ing the better conditions since It's
adjustment.
Intensely interesting was The report
OF Mrs PITT Ross the official delegate
from the local union To the state con
ycntiOn held last week In Las Vegas
The report stated that the attendance
was specially good, the enthusiasm in.
spring the hospitality Of Las Vegas
gratifying and the outlook for SPLEEN
did year promising. Unanimous reso.
buttons endorsing the Flood amend.
mcnt 20 tho constitution. and deCid.
ed stand for woman suffrage were fca.
lures OF the convention 4 now and
most welcome addition to the body OF
dams representing 500 Temperance In.
dams of the Santa Clara reservation,
who participated In the deliberations
of tho convention. aud contributed
much 10 lts success The Indians pre-.
scented an elegant fountain pen tipped
with gold bands 10 Mrs. :. G. Nu'tor.
the state president and a ten dollar
bill 10 Mrs shank. another state Off
Ger ut Las Vegas. During the custo-
mary memorial service, beautiful
tribute was paid To Mrs. Belle stewart
by memorial sent by Mrs Mary
Barnes, former state secretary, and
Mrs Stewart WAS further culogized
hy the local delegates. Mrs. PIT Ross
aud Miss Cora Blood At the COnclu-
sion OF the delegates report, piano
numbers were rendered ploasingly by
Miss Alinr BiNlcr Arrangements We're
made for q cold water booth AT the
fair grounds and W. G. r e. display
In the parade. 4 sumptuous repast
served ~ dalntily appointed table
was the concluding feature of the
pleasant afternoon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-27
Judoe eodev 10 Vlsit Family.

Judge BERNARD 5 Rodey, New Mex.
icp's able statesman. ana AN eminent
iurist. now stationed In Nome. Alaska.
viii arrive this evening 10 visit his
family In this city Having presided
over the deliberations OF federal
court IN Seattle the past three weeks
aud finding time between sessions to
pay living visit 10 his former homo
Judge Rodcy availod himself Ol the
opportunity and after a brici soIourn
here will be present at the first state
convention a. Las Vegas As delegate
Ia congress from New Mexico Judge
Rodcy's carnes, efforts, aided the
cause Of statehood In no small degree,
ana his presence az the convention
viii be- an inspiration To the delegates
assembled
After the convention Judge ROdev
will return To Seattle aud from theme"
10 Alaska.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-27
Mis- MXers ktonoree.

The first Of q series Of parties to
be- rendered In honor Of Miss Elsie
Myers. who lately returned from 81
Louis was the delightful welcome
breakfast ycsicrdar morning when
Mrs Cortez Quickcl was hostess 10 q
cotcrie of girl friends In the Young
Ladies' Sewing CLUB The breakfast
room was artistically decorated IN red
strcHmois. and glowing red nasturia
creating q beautiful bower for The dis.
cussion of a dainty menu and renew
al of friendships Pending The rccoy-
cry ol Miss MYERS mother. who Is in
disposed ~ present there viii be- q
number of similar functions cOmpll.
m"ntary to this charming Nluuqucrquc
girl. who enjoys wide popularity
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-27
woman's Club.

Again the announcements al the
Woman's club meetings are tn catch
the eye OF the reading public and
hold fast the attention of The mem
hers who next Friday viii hold tha
Initial meeting Of the most promising
year In the history OF the club An
adnonlt.on on the FIRST page OF the
year book reminds he members that
THE club meets promptly Of 3 o'clock,
Fridays" with the following lniunc.
ton.
AN work must executed be,
II not by her 10 whom n was assigned
Then hy substitute. please bear In
mind.
And rich reward for duty done yuull
see '
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-27
Revising the National Anthem.

At the request OF King George the
venerable Dean Hole has been revising
the British national anthem IN order
10 bring q lust little more up To
date and In harmony with the modern
spirit The dean has improved II ma.
tcrially as far as he has gone by sub
atituilng lines In the stanza reading
"Confound their politics, Frusirate
their knaylsl tricks so that the re-
yised version reads beautifully as FOL.
lows:
O Lord oar God arise,
Scatter his enemies
Make wars TO cease,
Keep rs from plague and dearih,
Turn Thou our woes tO mirth
And over all he earth
Let there be peace.
Certainly this Is uneXceptionable,
but we think the dean has not gone far
enough. ana TO remedy hts omissions
We venture 10 suggest the following
additional lines, which we respectfully
submit 10 the distinguished considcra'
iiOr of his maiesg;
Please cork mp Bernard Shaw,
Keep us from saying "Aw!
When we converse.
Give English clothes some shape;
Make Punch q funny papo,
Show us how TO escape
A Austin's verse
In any future pinch
Renew our ancient cinch
On Yankee cash.
May Uncle Sammys girls
With their stocks, bonds and pearls,
still help our dukes and earls
TO cut q dash
Other stanzas ad lib suggest them.
selves covering the present plight of
the House of Lords, the dangers OF
Canadian reciprocity with the United
States. and other prayerful considera.
lions affecting the current needs of
the empire, but we prefer to hold them
over for our special seyenty -twO page
Issue devoted 10 the question OF the
annexation of the British empire To
the American republic Harper a
Weekly.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-27
Benefit snle for Missions.

Tho ladies ol the Homo aud Foreign
Missionary society Of the Highland
Methodist church met In the church
Monday afternoon Tor the transact lon
al business Tho generous proposition
OF Mr. Fooic the Central avenue Goa.
fcctioucr was accepted, and The Nom.
hers arranged To hold q candy sale at
The Fuotc store SATURDAY.. October Z.
when the proprietor viii donate AN
the profits from cand, sales that day
TO the treasury Uf the missionary
society
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-27

the oub American humor.sts who are
accepted Dos Eugu-uucn en- the
other hand Wr do not appreciate the
humor cot Punch thr Englishmau's
delight
! have seen uu EngIishman laugh
heartily over q Joke n Punch that
couldn't SEE, any point t. until q
was explained 10 me. and mo- doubt
that gentleman considered mr as
dense us Nr considered ihcm when
We ten them funny STORY aud got
sort of PANIED look, rather mystir-
ing tp be- .Ere. instead of the laugh
which was expected
u s tlc local application Of the
joke that counts the world over. The
funniest thing I ever saw was tho
rHnrgu ,vtruua Hereford bun m1do
at J Uirbrd wire fence iu thr T,Nty
Panhandle No struck a., fence iuli
tIlt and tho r,buuud caused him 90
turu complete bach aom'rsnult. ~"
landed nu his honts nll ught. and
rhoro ho stood all straddlod out with
"a took or astonishmcut ON hiF face
that was almost human II was so
ludicrous thar I lag dawn iu the mos
quite grass ana rolled over In spasms
nf mir;h Then hp began To- bawi
like whipped chfld. turned tail aud
ran as from u hauehoc
! WAS ~ dinner in u bradford club
and told about Il. oXpcrting Go get a
laugh but ail got Nds this from
Hon Smith Feather, mayor of that
Yorkshire city.
"Hy Jo,o I didn't know those wire
f.ucos Ncrr go siroug It's a Jolly
good Trims the poor brute wasn't in
iurcd."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-27

90. odI Follows MHI will DO, ius
.,.u, uI another glE Ic-tiutN next
N.du,.da, evening 30, iIct .s, this
popular pIlsu. p.., be- daily aud
mghis tu, seen, OF .uW. social rvNrl
uuV tuti NUUJtIuuI.t. Iat, found
that tu'r. . attic. 600 uo piur, lkb
uum, i3ui uut boo d.sr,ss 'hr AM
uuuu.,w,uI ls tu.t the lt,n,kuhs arc
foo entertain tur pud Follows and f,i-
LOWS Nuu Jr, not 90 900 'ndl' together
with th,Ir pdIr. a fuo dtuDo We'd
u..ds, evening "i which thu odd F'l-
IuN- orphan. and widows CO.,. tU De-
..u,h.larI,a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-27
unlversitv Lnotnre

Secretary of the Interior Walter /.
Fischer, who was In the city Monday
arrived In the afternoon. TOO late 10
address the students ~ the University
during the assembly hour ms had been
planned Secretary Fischer had tar.
ried n few hours too long viewing the
wonders Of the Grand Canyon TO reach
the city In time for the lecture TO the
students. In lieu OF the lecture by
Secretary Fischer IN Gray addressed
the students on the Duties of Citizen.
shin and gave forcofui exposition
OF the duty OF the college student TO
his country
When the distinguished visitor az.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-27
Reception for Home Corners.

Elaborate preparations are gOlng
forward for the welcome reception to
home COmCrs to- be- rendered by the
STA, ~ homes In the Presbyterian con.
gfcgation next FRIDAY evening In the
church parlors Music viii be- a foa
turc 0' the gladstone event. In which
all the societies Of the church will par.
ticipatc and nguratiycly the "iuitcd
calf'' viii be- killed In honor OF the
pIodigals lately returned from vaca
lions
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-27

The members of the Thrtv club viii
be hosts a. another exclusive "onilo"
tomorrow evening when the Eiks ball
room VIII b, the scene of f,stiyity in
st,.d of IA, Odd Fellows hall Tho
fair invites have prepared some
Witchiug gowns for the event and IN"
now styles viii be- loo evidence This
BE- tine second of tho hi-wcckly series
this select set viii enjoy hcncrforth.
until another summer brclks into the
pleasure.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-27

a. th" daily increasing numocr ot
bridge parties aud evening aFSrmblics
Of the smart set. most noticeable are
tho hcnutliul autumn gowns and
unique dress hats. seeming 90 clasp the
form and features Of the wparcrs as
thu ualyX ana leaves of animated flow
ere whose boamiug faces outshiuc and
mako one forgoifHl of the artistic
garments enhancing their beauty
Prominent among "a, afternoon
recent festivities was the farewell
Junction complimentary to Mls chill
der Yesterday afternoon. ~ the homo
OF uIh. Rndcy when the invitations
OF 'nlH charmng hostrss brought toe
Prihrt galaxy OF shining lights N
Alu'lurrguc's elite circles Tho iu-
filoce were gowucd and halted most
lHuu ullN ana made o. pretty picture
DO tn Flower Gcckcd pHrlors whcrs
m dp' was played ul ihe cleaning.
bi tho assemblies boo the Eltre pt the
c'rrilcs, the 'Soul Mate bah 10 ha
rendered Goo their amuues by the Best
People ON Earth next Friday evening
VIII Dee the affair par 'Xcelloncc" ot
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-27

he autumn millinery season &. uf
pos t',.Hi So Ur, thc iumiN. Nspm
il"u bats 'h1. tower lHut, fHo .mfe'
ere lrH I- lult'N as 90, Siueo. building
ou'rcHchos The uHFc' odincD. uf Goth.
uu Delighted ordinations off "ubs
and aH-' accompany the Ntu. of thu
'cm'l, ucN patterns over tho simple
GrrcN colt lures ui the season. which
100 'huir Nitchiug facial training lend
ih' touch of rueuoIF CO.. shade ol re-.
iiC'ucc Goo PARTIAL, concealed features
u is doubtful DO mere men who SCOT
ai feminine wllos and the artistic crua.
ioEs tha. crown icmuuity ever
pause fu consider character value iu
lbc IsyrhulogY u The hat
An, way women co., not go obtusc
hut they realize There Dr. % -uuir
change in Thought ANA act invoked by
the mute suggestion ot millinery
IN q costly picture hat with opulcnt
willow plume who could hc other
than rcsal in poisc ~ head and IN car
Iingc' Echo answers. aho?' " the
hatc,nic iroQuents The shops these
dd's. let him watch the transformation
at the imperi0us type hat wcarcrs To
oppression and conduct OF cOQuCtty
Inspired by the wearing of one uf the
chic. shoprrdess style hats of the hour
Niladi' of the plumcs becomes the
adorable tease cnpricious and poujing.
rcpudiatng with COY chances the vcXa.
lions that curve the lips
let the same lace be- hooded in the
uuu-liko 'Eyangclinc' cap. ana The
congressional lines become plaCidly de-.
mure. while the manner conforms To-
The scdolcncss suggested by head raj.
ment
And those who have felt the lnflu.
oHce viii aver that tho-poakcd picnic
hats have made boistcrous hoydcns OF
them for the time
The intangible charm called style.
is In the last analysis. "suitabloncss
And without that sixth sense OF in.
tuitivcness that constrains woman
90 suit the fashion 10 herself OF herself
20 the fashion 40 woman rs quite com
plcte in sex endowment
Let the NON marvel NJ the caprice
o.. disposition displayed by fair shop.
pcrs who dote on the idiosyncrasies Of
fashion masculine confusion merely
spells admiration. for men love mys.I
tory and believe q fashionable woman
TO Dee the most ineX2licable riddle
Only fanatics absorbed In some 9th.
or subject, deny the dominion Of fash
ion and refuse 10 De mellOwcd hy its
charm And despite the preach.
monts.' The cartoons and Immigrants
hy nun-cumprehonsiye sons of Adam
the daughters of Eve, will for syo con
tinuo 10 dress their heads with mil.
liners masterpiece and enjoy their
heritage of pleasure ln choice ana
modishness Of style, that was expert
cnced hy their illusiriuus ancostresB
In selecting and modelling the yari.
cnlored leaves ior the historic FIRST
gown
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-27
IT ALL DEPENDS ON
THE POINT OF VIEW

Foreigners. as rule, do not under
stand our wit ana humor. SIR Alfred
Harmsworth once remarked to mo.
says a writer In the ST Louis Globe
Democrat, that American humor was
conrsc hnd sometimes brutal Mark
Twain and Finley Peter Dunno are
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-27
Autumn Tea.

The initial social function OF the
season by the Ladies' Ala society OF
the congregational church will he the
reassembly tea tomorrow afternoon In
the church parlors During the re-
cepiion and greeting of guests. an in
formal program will be rendered. the
leading numbers OF which viii be vocal
selections by Mrs. Elizabeth Bradford.
and readings by Mr. Efwood Albright.
Other musical and literary numbers
will be heard during the afternoon
and luncheon served The hostesses
OF the dav will be Mesdnmes W q.
Hopping. II Head. Fred Metggar,
Shellhart MacGregor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-27
CATHOLIC Foresters. social.

Pursuant To- THEN custom 81 holding
open meetings ut regular intervals.
the ladios of the Catholic Forcstcrs
VIII hold formal session tomorrow
evening in Red Mems hall to which
friends will be- invited succeeding
IRE order of business there will bee
pleasant social diversion Ton an hour
on moro.