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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26
Art Masterpieces Here.

The Duke city has the honor ui
having collection OF rare paintings
by English ana European masters
MIR \. " nikk,r who lately return
ed from London. and whose father o.
- notable artist of tar British isles.
brought with hun Go this city. per-
haps tho finest collection of art SAM
piles ever sruu htr,. one OF these d.
e magnificent painting b., u. $. L,u-
ton. depicting lu ua.iS in th, sahara
Whrrr the ,,u,ls and travellers ar,
&, sting Rest 100 On, Desert" is the
title and expressed loo Ia, toull tnts
~ this wonderful country ot lights.
shade lnd mirage This rir, gem
came from Egypt ana ls valued at
tlu0p.uU
Sampl , OF tue BAXTER oil paintings
ere also held by MI Hikkcr. ana high
Us pri1'd as the Baxter secret ~ OIL
BE- now lost art sine, the death Of
this gr".t yolorist sixty Years ago.
ON, OF these is th, reproduction ~
BuhHn's "Nsccu tinted az mo- liv.
ing artist oould do Though diminu.
tive. the Baxter paintings are among
t0v choicest ohiainlDlr Zoo any uf the
old world museums Paintings by
David Bates aud \. W Bikltcr, Sr.
are part of this group Co De shown at
some tuiur, time 10y Ga" collector.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26
sini.,IInnd IrIrI,rnIInn-

Npthirs less th.,u grand putrl-
utiD rail-, ana entertainment tu
eclipse tll their former ouioytbl, uI-
fairs win suffice To- oNprcss the ,N.
uh'rtnt iu, of lh, m,mbrrs ui tho
German order uf iinrusuu at this
time over the advent of New M,Vicu
into tn" United states
lu celebration uf the event u COM
mittoo ot IN, lodg, is pusily engaged
In completing arsans,mcuts for the
entertainment to occur iu Colombo
hall MuudaN evening September IS.
The initial program number win b,
au address ht Mr. Isaac Barih 90 h,
followed hy patriotic music aud per
f"rnuuc"s hN vaudeville artists oC tho
CITY AFTER several vocal sulos. duuy
and tIus there win nr presented "a
minute, dashiug. rir.ruaiing mu-
ricN sketch entitled "nas lustiE, Mus
sikantcr klccbatt IN. participants
~ this sketch that Indicates b., e.
name thoughts ct strange things
and all.day llueht,r. are popular
comedians of local tamr Misses BRO
dell and LaDricrc and Mcssrs. John
schroeder, John tcrboth .. Bruscy.
Max Horzstcin, Joseph Frlvdnurg ana
Co.. Harry Handoll and Co. Rein
hart ANA nrummond.
Md even with the CLOSE of thu. piay
tho evenings pleasure viii o.. but
begun, as the tloor VIII be- cleared
Tor dancing ana g. tho tuncui struius
OF IN" biMauro orchestra th, at
PENDANTS win make mcrr, am PAST
the midnight hour
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26

Youth masterfd when once reused.
compelled frequent applause Tho
stress of tragic acting was cmIuoutlS
carried by Nj Robert Arcus. whose
Russian talk terror griot aud urvy.
Ing ambition loo face oft disgrace. we're
depicted with the skill oft the urofcs
siOnal MI McGuIupss and SpiyCN
as buffers were perfect iu 'hoir roles
David Lame Us the English ease hunt
a., dog.lONcr ana peg ON which tO hang
q possible fortune could not have
been better, while. Jack Harvey. as
his sire, unsCrupulOua ana command.
ing, was also perfect The feature u'
the evening, however. was the serc.
made at Usher FOLK SINGING italian love
songs and the accompanying dance
hv petite Miss iacd oi Santa Fe, chc.
tied loud applause and insisteat On
cores
So enthusiastic were the people 1T
the CLOSE of the second nights per
torrance that in the lobby ON every
side we're heard expressions OF praise
and the desire that 10 might be- rc.
pca'Cd again during the fair Tor the
hCnciit 81 ONT Of Gown visitors ana iu
give the admirers present last even.
Ing another opportunity to hear II.
To MCssrs Albright aud DugUCr great
credit BIS due Tor tho success OF this
prctcntiOus drama. ANA all The work
connected with b. and incidcntallN the
Young Womaus Christian association
Is several hundred dollars ahead iut
their Row home fund
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26

ana tu the citizens interested IN the
session that with this brilliant nnD.
ton was brought tn q browning close.
scholars from al over the United
states have been present at the SEES.
sions of this school and us nndngs
are 10 %" worth much to New NICK.
leo aud To all pustority.
Tho decorations Tor the occasion
harmoniHod with th, quaint furnish
iugs - tho rooms. and Held flowers
la artistic abundance, graccd the ta.
blcs, shelves aud deep window recess
SOS. held iu the pucblo.dccoratcd ol.
las
His oNccllrngv. The governor and
Mrs. Mills stood at th, head of tho
receiving line. assisted by Miss Flrt-
cher pf Boston. and Judge McFic.
The intellectual aristocracv of many
states mingled with the scholars ana
social elite ~ New Mexico in happy
intercourse till late hour. and with
tho dispersal ended tho Archaeology
ico iust.tut, thai win long boz famous
in New Mexican history
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26

the gild hand Of school fellowship
win be- ,vtondcd 90 the large class ut
freshmen who viii take up the mys-
tories Of high school lIlr this year.
The entertainers will bc the sUpho-
mut,s. juniors ana seniors ut the l9i2
classes of the AlbuQuorguo high
school. and tine scene 81 lvstNltN Will
hr "a youmudious hail centrally To-
Gated, hu'ing platform facilities
whcrcou thu sophisticated high school
boys may tread the boards IN the
gdisc OF hluvk-iacc minttr,le The
Young lJdice too. viii hay share
Ia the entertainments ol fuc fresh
men. but their parts viii bc along
more con, ,ntiunai lines. The date OF
the affair will bc Friday evening Of
the opening week of school And
timid freshmen may d. assured OF a
delightful Initiation aud cordial well
come In the \. ~ ;, II IL said the
moving spirits uf this as yell as all
the affairs TO come IN school circles
are the live, lively members ui the
senior class
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Mr. o. g. Rice aud little ono. Co..
urocJ last evening from santa g..
where they we're the guests ui friends
the past Tow DAYS
Miss Edith Gurby arrived Yesterday
from orioUus. N,u.. tp assume dIr,,-
ton ut tho dyacuu,ss's work ct IA,
Lead NNouu" Methodist church u thi.
city Miss Gurnr is e. graduate cot
thc bocouossus' school ur kansas CTS
and has wild, experience. cmiuoutl,
hitting her for the sunshine" work
iu this parish
Nr ana Mrs i r. Hanum aud
MIS- Marion II LoJd of Denver made
up q mcrty party OF Hightsccrs vbo
spent several days this week la tho
city OF Holy Faith
Mrs Marion u Lord of Denver Us
DO" house guest of her brother and
sister. VI aud Mrs. j. a. uauuum
.Gla y Fourth street
Mr. O Anderson was one Of the
delegates from the local church who
lC't "Wednesday evening tor vaughn.
NJ. 20 attend the Baptist associa
ton. now n session ar Thar place
Mrs Herbert Rankin OF silver CITY.
y. VI viii arrive tomorrow mornnp
10 uc The guest OF Mn Rankius par.
cnts, Nh ANA Mrs y ! Rankin. and
VIII remain I'll after the marriage ol
Miss Madonna Rankin 10 Mr. Albert
Learned september
Mrs John Wright OF indianapolis
lnd, spent Thursday iu the city en-
route from the annual convention ol
the Typographical Union recently held
~ san Francisco To- her home via
hunter oklahoma Mrs Wright is a
member of the Womau's Auxiliary OF
the ! Z 4. ana states the ladies' at.
tending the convention were treated
Ike queens by the Two Thousand dele.
gates and a. every city along tnc route
OF the T. = e. especially as well az
In the Golden Gate Cliy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26
"rhe Man From hioms -

Perhaps in the annals OF local dla-
indiic5 there has hccu no greater treat
aud Intensely absorbing play than tho
tWu'nlght performance at Booth Tark-
ington- heartthrillng story For
local dtamatisis 20 bc SO capable ct
compelling the sympathetic response
nom audiences that filled the thcatcT
both nights is unusual and in the hnr
conceptions u, the parts and skilled
interpretations amidst scenic atmu-
sphere OF Italy the actors lived tho
lives Of the characters aud inspired
mirih love pity, anger contempt as
the situations developed On the no.
tel balcony overlooking the bay of
Naples, The costumes o. the ladies ana
profile OF couture ana cOunlenanco
were materially vUhanccd by the
background haZy with the cOlors oi
southern sky. hin and water 80 de-
tail had been overlooked IN the stage
setting aud Costumins, that In all re-.
Spccts we're the richest ever seen on
the local stage.
Italian airs. particularly ~ Truya-
tore played softly behind the scenes
b., the DeNolfc trio, completely won
tn" hearts at the audience and almost
uncunsciOusly transported them 90
lialt 70 share Ia he scenes OF the
story ElwOud Albright, as the stat.
wart unassuming American, frank.
goud.hunored exponent OF mobility OF
his home land was the idol of the
audience rom his FIRST appearance tlll
The laat drop OF thp curtain on the
touching picture OF pouslve hope M
hc listened 10 the unseen girl OF HIS
dreams singing sweet Genyicye.'
Absolutely natural was the part OF
Nj Albright ana the drOll rcpartcc
ana ready mother wit seemed as much
a part OF himself AS the flashes OF
strcnsth at native nobility Mrs Fred
Mctzgar Az Miss Granger simpson,
was also entirely free from affection
ana seemed TO move aud live In the
character OF the American girl unduly
influenced by old world fortune hunt.
crs ana cut on from the wholesome
Influences OF her own people TN the
arrival OF The Man From Home" who
wakes the dormant nobility in her ma
ture Miss Dolores lluning as the
French cOmtesse. was adorably Paris.
ian In accent and manner Miss Ethel
Hickey as the professional chaperonc
was handsome Ia her dignihcd poise
ana carried the part as no other
could The Grand Duke Nasili ia his
incognito acting and seriousness was
superb Mr. Jack Dugger's inimatbly
characteristic acting as the American
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26
IYrrncn,. pIrnIr.

\ parts OF locomotive nrcm,n aud
their ladies loft last evening for las
Vegas 100 response a. The initiation
sent out by the Las Vega. lodg, 10
~ of T.. = ana =. tu attend a state
picnic in thu heart pi th, mountains
near the Meadow city AZ north
bound trains carried delegations OF
pleasure seekers 20 Las Vegas From
B'lon. Las Cruces. Gallup. clovis,
san Marciul. ana s0uthDuund inNttccs
from Ration flockcd into Las Vegas
last night ana early this morning left
ON a special excursion train for "a
point iu the mountains eight miles
from the city. where the dDv wls
passed ana basket lunches enjoyed la
the wholr-soulcd manner of these
people noted for cordiBltN as hosts
and appreciation rs guests Tn. ~.
huqu'ruu, contingent viii return On
the midnight train
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26
A New WRINKLE
IN SMUpGiNG ORCHARDS

Narcotic who owns - small
ranch below Aztec, has this wear a
large crop %. fruit. corn. sugar bcctR.
melons, cabbage. sorghum. besides
hogs, cattle and horses which he VIII
feed Au Narcotic suys his full
apple crop is due ~ tho heating Of
his orchard the past spring lie
would bring IN large pinon stumps.
roots and all when he was after IRE.
wood Ia the hills nearby and these
he placed az various points In his
orchard ~ lighting these stunps
about ~ midnight hc would find them
burning timely when no got our Oi
bed mex morning Onv stump would
burn Tor four nights by putting out
the fire each morning Mr. Narcotic
certainly has the tguit 10 show, whilc
orchards cloar 90 him are without
lIuli The orchard heater companies
sccm 90 have formidable rival IN
Nh" plouiOn stump San Juan COunty
Index.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26
Parties Tor Miss Cnmpficld.

ono of Tho most charmingly pupu-
lar "i th" september brides is Miss
Josephine ,ampfiold. who on the 9TH
"t the month viii b., the leading lady
iu e HON" drama ~ matrimonial
stamp aud supporting her as best
man Gin reality thu best man and
not gruumsmanl will be- Mr. henson
N,Ncli. one uf the best known Young
m"n in Albuquerque
Tuesday afternoon tho bridc-olrct
viii De- entertained boy Ga, Misses
walker, MARGARET and Eug,uu Eclc-
her at the home OF m, former. we'd
ncsdaN Mlss Ethel Saint viii b., host.
rss at a complimentary p5rN. Mira
Raymond Stamm has issued invita-.
tions To- Saturday afternoon affair
IN Miss Campficid'~ honor. ana on
Monday following rutcric 81 ohums
VIII be fctcd 80 the home uf Mrs }
r. Mclaughlin in honor of Miss
Campficld.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26
Wiz. nnecr. EnirrinInr,l

going-away party was t,nd,rcd
I" select icw of the houur,,'s init.
mate friends last evening at the homo
of Mrs .. a. Connclly sos North
n'Shlh street, complimentary 20 Miss
Hazel Rogers
Games, exchange az wit. wisdom
ana rr"Rh7Etichtions for brilliant
Iuihfr awaiting Miss Roger. en-
s"s'd tue COMPANY, and q happ, III
hhI' was the dainty luncheon served
nN IN" hostess AT late hour. Miss
t"F'rs VIII leave tomorrow fot san
francisco Go enter the California con.
Hrrvhiory uf music.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26
Grnve Meetlnn.

n5tinctiy"ly refreshing, unique and
profitable, tu oav nothing 81 the
pleasure which viii. In fact, predomi.
n8,c will be- the meeting OF the Christ
Ian WOman's Board OF Missions next
Thursday afternoon az the suburban
home at Mrs ! G. Gentry on the In.
dian school road. The orchard grove
rs 10 %, the meeting place whore q
book day program viii be- rendered
aN several ladies. BESIDES books on
foreign missionary topics TO lc briefly
reviewed by different speakers. the
white slave traffic will be- discussed
Stun work In the ldrg, cities aud 10.
cal affairs Including the work of tur
y " G.. =, viii engage portion or
tar time Not least ENJOYABLE viii be-
the watermelon feast under the trees
Ana 10 an the ladies In the city an in.
yitation is extended 10 be present
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26

New counties ar, ,,rry duN being
listed iu thc euuutI,. Go send art exc
hibtts Tor the Woman building 40
m, First state fair aud 90 N safe
To- forecast that not % corner boo Sew
M,Nico bat viii have som, specimen
of ucodlccraft or art work uu display.
IN this elty an able committee is ear
n"stl, working tor the success. cot th,
department Df THESE un, OF th,
most capable b. Miss Ethel Hirktt.
q recognized authority ON art values
and art criticisms other m'muors
ot the committee are Mrs panahN.
Mrs. II - Ray Mrs Lyon. Mrs -.
n. earns aud Mrs $ T. Newcomer
An exquisite piece OF art needle work
Is on display Ion the Newcomer store
that is tu be- the prize for the best
ana largest -tmpl" eft hand ombruid-
cry 10y an out-of-toWn exhibitor This
is offered bv the Richardson Silk
company ul Chicago ana is % hand
embroidered center piece of tine lazy
daisy design on iiuc linen. burdrrrd
With real Cluny lace. This gem ls
net uttainahlr los rity contestants .ut
b. 90 hr the award 10 the best sample
in It's class from elsewhere in the
state. Following are m. names Of
the county supcrintcudcuts Thus tar.
Mrs. James Walker, Torrance. Mrs
Lon Wen. Taos. Mr.. T.. - Tumaun
Sierra. Mrs = Moore. Luna Miss L..
Harmon Mora; Mrs solomon
Luna, Valencia Mrs cuc Howard.
Roosevelt, Mrs. George n Mitchell
Grant. Mrs Rupert Asplund. santa
Pc Miss Pearl Mcmhard CURVE Mrs
J0si" Luckhart ColfaN Mrs Clarence
ldcn, san Miguel
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26
Mns. I,nnn,inilrh

ull'ns hnalc To- the grand lodge
"'7'''p'N oi The scottish Rit Masons
IN SANTA r. was m, banquet tcndcr.
rd Wishing broihers oy tn santa Fr
lodge Fhursday The library han in
ihc N"mans' Board of Trada building
was me scene, that at high noon AS
me Masohs tllcd In presented beau.
ttul spectacle. Lavish decorations Of
sweet peas beautiiicd ihc room aud
Rl"rlii"d IA" tables. The upper tables
Nh'rr acre seated the high mobiles Of
me order, were the Masonic mbl,ms.
me squor" and compass developed In
Hfal pieces of plnk and violet sweet
peas. Nor" than one hundred guests
p' ''"ok OF the feast that lasted TN
the mid afternoon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26

Far above the rio Grundc" Situat-
ed on a typographical cmlncncr SYM
hnlic of it- cmincace In the cduca
uonW world stands the state CnNcr-
siy of New Mexico lust now pr,par-
Ing To- open the hrst college year In
IN" new state with suspicious promise
of unprecedented success
Indications gathered from the mum
.crius letters of Inquiry ana letters re-
puesting reservations IN the durmitor-
ivs point to considerable increase la
the enrolment, and the assuranc,
that IN, dormitoric. win be taxed tr
the capscty limit ana that a demand
toradd itional buildings viii be urgent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26
She CAVE UP
ALL HOPE
Physicians Failed To Help Mrs.
Green, But She Finally Found
Relief In Cardui.

NNct,e. Va Mrs J g Green NJ ihis
place says: ~ suffered with womaniy
troubles 80 that I could hardly so up
Two " tho best doctors IN our town
treated me. aud tried different medl.
clnes until gave up all hope Of ever
getting we'll
One day | decided to Try some car.
dui u ald much for me that
ordered SOME more. aud 70 cured mri
To-day. ! feel as well as I ever did in
my life
The pains and tho trouble arc all
gone 7 feel Ike another person In
every vat wish every sufferer could
know what Cardui viii Go for sick
women
A few doses ~ Cordul NJ tho right
time, viii save mant hlg Doctor bill
by preventing serious sickness
n tones ~ tho nervous system 1ni
helps make pale checks frosh md rosy
Thousands ~ weak women have been
restored 70 health and hapnluesg Nv
using Cardul suppose Won trv ir
II may be- Just the medicine Won noed.
N WIT p. iiiies' Advisory Dec, ct,r,-
reusl MEDICINE Co, tft''10nuga Tenn. ~ ~pfr'H
futTfirff1ut snt "a rtE- Nok N'rue ffsatnrat
Tor sensn seat IN plain us9psf. on seGasst.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26
Lodae ReveI.

Dancing, card playing, music by
~ Mauros orchestra. refreshments
ana general iovIaltN will be- the order
OF pleasure next Monday evening
when the Fratornal brotherhood viii
Keen open hous"-or 90 be- exact viii
hold an open meeting for friends In
the lodge IN the Elks building The
ARRANGEMENTS for the iestiyiiy are IN
the capable hands OF Mrs Steve Roc
and subcommittee who are sparing
no palus 20 insure the social success
OF The eNeniMg.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26

MI aud Mrs. John Austin aud chil.
dr"n were visiting 10 Moriarty Thurs
day
Nj aud Mrs Ralph Calkins aud
iittlc SON. Harry were vaitlng m AZ.
hGpucrWtr the alst ~ the week.
Ernest Guest spent SUNDAY at \ T.
Kings
MIR and Mrs hort Calkins ur A..
huuuorptr arc visiting relatives
MR. s. KING called ON Mr. John
Austin Monday AFTERNOON
Mrs Fred Pryor OF Albuquer1dc h.
visiting with her parents. Mr nud
Mrs George Calkius
Mr ana Mrs John Austin aud
children started tor oklahoma We'd
n'sdnN whore the, viii make their
future home
Hiram Williams took dinner With
Mr. aud Mrs Ira Calkins SUNDAY.
Miss Hchcccn King was tluitiug ni
Mnrartv "Wednesday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26
Npron shoMrr. for nrihr Elc,t.

one ui the gaNcst ut the antc-nup-
tai parties transpirod this afternoon
az ia, Hughes home CA south Waiter
street when Mrs. Thomas Hughes
Jr.. was hostess tu Tia, intimate
t"icuds ~ the honorcc. Miss Madonna
Rankin The cool spacious rooms
w"rr twisted and giorinod with "a
profusiou 90 golden glow" blossoms.
which IN fact dirfuscd e golden glow
throughout the apartments WhlI,
the fur aud matrimonial advice
was Fnyc~t two wee sallants. rrscm.
bling rosy-rh'ok"d oupids. entered
bearing huge clothes baskets laden
with aprons of every shUp, ANA de-
sign Tor gifts Co the hupIH uridc-tu-
hr Ih'r" we're aprons for sowing
parties. naud-,mbroid,r.d aprons
aprons for chatting dish work ana of
tho approved "kitchcn armur' vari-
tN The uttio basket bearers were
. Masters Robert Hughes and carl
htunuW The afternoon was marked
With spuutdncitN cot delight ANA fDIn-
u"us expressions ui d,ur friends m
anticipation of the early murriag,
md departure of Miss Rankin A de-
N'lnus iGnrhyun Vas IN progress at e
e" CLOCK. Tho guests were. Miss Ma.
donna Rankin. Mrs. Runkiu. Miss
JUdnitt Rankin Mis-, ZUm Rankin.
Mrs. lianuuW. Mrs RIOS Stamm.
Mrs ward Anderson Mr.. Cushmau.
Miss Juc Mord,. Miss Grace Mordy
MIS- chester Gloss Mrs. Milne Mis-.
Daisy Huut2ingrr Mills Of Laos Angc-
les. ittlr Helen MiIls. Airs Learned
of Lawrence Miss claire Nelson Of
Leavcuvorth, kan. Mrs GUY Eos.
rrs. Miss Beatrice S,cisht Mrs. Lord
ct Denver
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26
srrIr- OF sncInI E,n,i,,u.

Nticr period uf rest from susisI
entertainments. the Womln's Catho-
li' order ot ForcStcrs are planning ta
tender to members aud friends , SEP.
les of sucinl evenings The nrsi pf
thcs, events 10y this order noted for
courtesy aud Original entertainments
"Iil occur tho last Wednesday 600 Sop.
rmorr IN their new hcadquart,rs on
b'id avenue 1t the meeting n the
knights OF Columbus hall ON Central
avenue last Wednesday evening, the
expiration h the han tease ocyasluu-
cd discussion about another meeting
place and tho Red Mems nan was
chosen as tho future home of tho or.
der.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26

could make u Thirty local dramat.
lists, musicians and the committee Ct
The Y. " G. 4 aiding In the business
part OF the production were the guests
OF Messrs Albright and Digger Law.
cndcL pink and white sweet pens
adorned the long table in tasteful az.
rangement aud two delightful hours
were passed. Those present were:
Mosdamcs iiarth Cunnors. Mct2gar,
Franc Albright DcW0ltc. Coons,
Misses lIarsch, lIuning, Anita Baca,
Ramona Ilaca, Ethel Hickey. Messfs
Andrews, Mason, Duggor McGuincss.
Spivct, Lane Arcng, Harvey, Walker.
Franklin. Albright
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26
Phi Mn Party

The Phi Ma house party Jcing en-
toriaiucd at the home ct Miss Edith
sherman, SOS Nurth Edith street, con.
.sistms of Miss pickurd Miss Lane.
ana Mise sherman are To- tender an
informal dancing party Tuesday even.
ms boz honor oi Mi,s E3ua FERGUSON
aud her house guests. Miss Wilson
7ui Miss r0Iy Wilson 20. corpus
'Ir-.l Texas, iud,r the yhupyrou-
age of Mrs sherman the evening win
be- dedicated 90 mcrrlmout dancing
and genial intercourse iu The parlors
y! the sherman home
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Miss InnnilrIh IInnnr,.r

Anticipated With eager pleasure by
th, favored iuylt,rs is the bridge
party next Wcdn, sday afternoon. At
the home cot Miss Gcrtrudc walker
On Nurth HIgn street Mi.scs walker.
Eug"nia kolch"r and Margaret kcl.
cher VIII entertain in honor ui Miss
Josephine 'Jmpn'ld who is 'u take
"n new name september 1
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26

Was called uif uuul lut"r date
{. NJ Mckinley of l<lugsVlue Pa.
is here Tor eoupir OF wcrks visit
with his cousins. Miss Ella aud Mr.
Ernest lirIcklry. This is MI Mo-
kinlcNa frst western experience It,
expresses himself ls delighted vith
tho rugged ana picturesque scenery
ur this valley and almost wishes that
his homie Nvr, here
Mrs Iyttou at L1mpasas roAss.
who is thu guest ot Mr.. Matilda 81
bounty, WHa taken quite il with "a
sudden fdnung seizure wednesday
afternoon llur physician announces
tho Illness only temporary and
brought ou Dos the high altitude
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26
"seareherso 10 Entertain.

IHC Junior gins m The Sundav
school class ol Mrs i MiAe are
planning an entertainment To occur
soon 10 the Coll and Broadway
church ana the receipts TO De- donated
To The y W. G A. Piano. vocal and
literary numbers will be rendered bv
those loyal "Soachers" Ion more ways
ana means To do good unto others