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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
RATE WAR IS ON
AMONG STEAMER
COMPANIES
Prices Of Fare Between Los
Angeles and San Francisco
Are Slashed Again aud May
Go Lower. . .,-..

Los Angeles, cal March % An
other OF fhc large steamship com.
pauios doing business dlonG the Pa.
ciic cons. entered ,hr steamer rate
Wpr which has hCen simucying for
ia, pas. few weeks when / ID Du.
uanu general passenger agcn. for The
Pacific Coast steamship company ar
rived here yesterday a0d announced
reduction of S3l5 M the FIRST class
latc TO san Francisco on an thc com
panys boats The usN rate viii go
in,o effect March % with the sailing
of fho Santa Rosa from san Fran.
cisco Tor This clty
Under ihc new adjustment the FIRST
cl0sa rate. berth and meals Included,
from Los Angeles "a san Francisco on
IA, larger boats viii Dee s. 50 and g. 80
Tor the Santa Rosa. Tho smallest boat
ul The fleet The new rate viii be
effective out or here March 20 when
iho steamer Governor sails for the
north
Intl yesterday the Pacihc Coast
people mad held dloof from the rate
war, hut when the san Francisco a.
Portland company made q rate OF
$685. on the larger and $3.50 on the
smaller fonts of that line between Los
AngcieE and san Francisco and The
Pacific Navigation company. operating
the fast steamers Yale and Harvard.
threatened Ia put jhc rate down 20 s..
b. necessary. th Pacific Coas, com.
pany tell In linz
W. are nor entering rate war.
or seeking one said Passenger
Agent Duuaun Yesterday after his az
rival here rom san Diego whore hc
had been inspecting the complnys
office there. Auf merely adjusting our
rates to meet new conditions Tho
Vale and Harvard ar more rapid
boats han ours and We felt that prob.
ably q dlilorpniial rate was due them.
as they could carry moro pGsspugcrs
and make more trims than We could.
bu Whom other lines made cuts wc
had to adjust our rates 10 me. the
new conditions"
Asked II tho Pacific Coast people
would meet amy further reduction in
rates made hv the san Francisco a
Portland or Pacific Navigation con.
ccrns Agent npuann said that those
were matters which wound not Dee
taken up until other lines had acted
Certainly Wo shall Llt make ans
further reductions at present he
said nor in future unless conditions
warrant o. Tho busy season tor
steamship travel is approaching. aud
we believe our vessels. with the ser.
vice ,n,y offer. win bt kept busy un.
der mo present rate
M Dunann Will spend tho day hore
ana depart tomorrow evening Tor he
coup1ny's main office in san Fran.
cisco.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
{ ard PARTY.

\ pleasing Aftermath 90 tho after
noon party trud.rod by M"sd1m"s
Dunbar complimentary to Mrs Bangs
Nts tu, informal .ard party Thursday
evening whom Mr aud Mrs. Ralph
Dunbar were at HON, To- q numh,r ~
Young uruplv who ass' mhlrd Co pit
u,ir wits against each other .n solV-
ing IA. problems e. iVD hun lrcd.
seated at thrr, tables tlr company
wisscd "a ploasurablo evening at ia,
fascinating game that ,'u.ludrd with
adjournment to th' dining room
where thu perfume of sweet peas ar
Hug,d atu~tisallN .n table d"eora-
ton .ddcd O. the cnjuvmou, of a de-
I.ytlhlr lunch III, guests wer,
Misses Elizabeth whitley Betty Wnlyy,
Margaret BoV.s. Margarot Baker,
Anna Thomas Mrs. Mabel stevens
Hmoc. Mr and Mrs Alfred Frost
MI ana Mrs. ROY Mcdonald. VI ssrs.
Chas Andrews, William Wroth
George Thomas. sam i'icklrd. Kan
cen, Nj. ana Mrs Dun1ar.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
students Dance.

Tho ioViul mcrrimcnt CHARACTERISED
of tho university social affairs pre-
vailed last evening when ia" students
gathered iu Rodry hall for one of
their delightful dancing parties Tho
young mon OF the university wcr,
hosts ami the guests included TIA,
Young lady students ana several mV-
critics from the city as we'll.
PROT ana Mrs stephens prof Bout
mountlch and Miss Eevptiadcs played
,h, rul's "f chaurrpu,s To- the salts
fa ton and pleasure eff the m,rr -
mpkDS Faultlcss music by Mrs.
Cayunauph contributed lu IN, success
of th, evening. Those present were.
Misses Helen Egptiadcs Lotto Lomb-
N,. Marianne HAN. Frpda Becker,
Hazel cox t'lia lirrndt. Lola Nohcr.
Niuip Bluchcr Evelyn Everett pauni"
Gumai cleo KELLEY. olarico Noon.
Edith sherman. Juna pickard Gfae"
G,srcrius Dolores liuuiug Lena Du-
nrH Susie Eddie, Mr.srs. Higgins l..
Literal Is i<nstou. \. Riuglaud. 70.
S.Nel. " T. Nrcns. - Il. Lane, L.
G. cook. ~ prNulf. J. iuldt T.. Dlds.
H. Marsh. G. smith W Miller, y.
Gladding. Nugget, " Allen, e. L'mh-
k. Hardness. Waldo Arcns . Ham
iltuu. NJ EuumouoNitrh. e. Weber. =.
NtI|py
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
Membership social.

The Initial quarterly meeting Of th,
membership body of the Young We
mons christian association viii h'
held iu the Lcad avenue Methodist
church Tuesday evening Promptly
at $40 O'clock the formal program
in the church auditorium viii upcu
when all tn" members enrolled IN tn,
association are expected to hear tn,
excellent entertainment and tho re-.
ports of The chaIrmcu of IN" various
committees on the activities of tn,
departments the past quarter. Mrs
Roy Mcdonald viii hav, rhnr4r oi
the music numbers that 90 course.
viii be- moritorious ana cujuNuhI, uu-
der her direction tn, bush. 81 proc
gram VIII ho u charge ST Nj. Nufd,
The committee chairmcu of tu, ful-
lowing departments win report Soc
cinl. house, finance. library. rest ROOM.
cafeteria, membership
The general secretary. Miss SAKE.
VIII deliver brief. nspirduoual tax
after which the assembly viii adjourn
to the uarlors for % roN1l good time
In Ccmcnting friendships and b,,uW-
iug acquainted with new members
Tho evening rs planned ana directed
hv Mrs 4 g. Shupo the efficient
membership chairman vino with Mr..
BcDkman will have charge of thu so-
cial hour ana the lunch. EXcluslVrlN
for Ia, members of the y ". Z. \.
the affair Tuesday evening promises
to be- one of the red letter days uu
the social calendar of the association
wear Mrs ~hupo Is aided in her
membership hN IN able corps of as
sistauts viz Mosdamcs q. II Brggs,
q. ~ Kapplc. \. ~. Bc,z. John Murdy.
Misses Ma Vaughn aud Ida Elder.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
" clG,I,c social.

Amidst "a pr.jigal profuaion of rare
flowers contributed BY the green
houses, the uHss of new communI-
cauts in the Baptist church we're ten
d'rcd - formal welcome into the 500
cial circles of he church at thr roe
c' pttnn In th'. honor Thursday cN,u-
Ing. The ladies of the congregation
had arranged The auditorium into t
spacious reception room dressed In
rich rugN IuJ adorned with pins,
white ANA I." carnations that were
seen everywhere in lavish arrange
mont scoulmg 'hc atmosphere and cX-
pressing mut,'F IN exotic beauty. the
cordial welcome rendered verbally
10y Rev. Ron IN in behalf OF the
congregation Mrs. Van Eaton Cor the
ladios of "a, Mission Circlo ANA Miss
McCray for tn" u. Y. l.. l..
In rcspuu.r 90 these addresses Of
welcome tn tbU new corners, Mr.
Hunrmlu spoke In words ~ apprc-
citation ON n.nIlr OF the tWenty-rlght
new members Miss Edna Wells re-
spondrd happily for the young ladies
ana . pl,1slus rcsponac ON hchulf of
the boys ol che SUNDAY school who
Wero numbered in the honoroos Nae
made By Master Roy Mayis, Several
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
Personal Mention.

Mrs Fillmore Thornton ut Lotrland.
colorado. left Thursday evening for
her home after wintrrtng in Alhu-
qu,rpuc. the guest 81 hey daughter.
Mrs - T.. Anderson, az south Edith
street
Miss Lula smith. whose home Is IN
Montgomcry. Mo. BIS the guest ot Mrs.
4. a. H,tz sud Miss E.uc Sewers.
Mr.. Bangs an liza, daughter Eln
MAJ Bangs VIII leave wednesday for
their hom, boz Eaglosrrove. Iowa, after
visit OF several months Nith her
som, Th, 'doro a Bang, and laush-
ter Mi Ralph Dunbar
Mis- Anna Robins. national organ
il.r fYr o., ~ G.. = c.. lcft tha urst
uf the week tor california Goo uii plat
form engagements I'm the interests
o.. th, "Whit, ribbonors" of IN, coast
An T.. " Gaiirs lyft THURSDAY for
an extended business trip Through
Texas
SIR. Arthur +. Keith. who went To-
san Jaciuto Hot springs To- find rec
u.f for ml' .amatury rheumatism,
AIll return 90 the city the middle OF
a., week Durng his absence Mr.
Eoith was 1l1rminrly ~ with an acute
attack of heart rheumatism, but has
recovered sufficiently 10 make the re-
turn trip.
kite flying ana Kite nrhtiug was tho
pastim, OF the BOYS cot thr coyote
club this morning when their dirrc-
ton Rev Williams, also engaged IN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
Mrs, 'Cclycr IlO,Orcc,

Mrs william McCmrkcu entertain
al tho ladies included IN tho circl"
eft Mrs W f. Tolfrr's intimate iriond
ships this afternoon. the occasion be-
ing farewell thimbl" marty cumpli
mcniary I" Mrs Teller While tn"
skin uf the visitors was demonstrated
by IN. dctt fingers of needle artists.
the guests engaged ~ the ariicahi"
discussion that was shaded with IA"
regret incident To- TIA" early departure
of Mrs Teller tor her new home in
Detroit. Mich.
Toward thu days end tho COMPANY
adjourned To- the dining room, whore
10, dining tahi" presented "a beautiful
picture. h"drckod ia red carnations
uffsrt by grconcrV. CONTRASTING he vivid
effect with the glistcning service Of
The table beside the sweet scented
carnations an the appointments OF the
palntahlr menu and th" apartment, en-
phasiyod tho color 81 red rs each
smallest detail The guests hadc tn
graoiuus hostess adicu AZ the twilight
huuI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
llks' Costume Dance.

The ingenious social commiutoc OF
Elkdum has arranged u most unique
f"etiyitN Tor the antlorcd ones ana
their ladies next "Wednesday evening.
when Germany" VIII hoe featured 40
costume. decorations music manners
aud lunch Tho banquet hall Will Dee
transformed into a realistic summer
garden cafe. whore uNuriani palms
aud grccncrv will partially screen tho
tables holding IN" characteristic 70.
ff.ahm'u,s and beverages of Cor
many
Nuimaune this delightful retreat
aud the spaciuus ball room where To"
uurful strains of tho CaVanausn
Fuhrmpycr orchestra win invite o.
torpsichoroan art viii bC the German
"frnus" ana "irlul,ius" and their
consents. clothed in The mimcnt 90
ROYALTY and Tho picturcsqu, rsrb ~
The pcosauiiN.
Tn. social committee in charge oi
tho German dance is Chairman
Harry benjamin, assisted by Mcssrs
Gus Thrhn. \ ~. Iics. Frank krusk',
john -" clarke. David Ioomhs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
ASTHMA CATaREH CURED
Expect Medical Scientists Announce
Startling Results Obtained by

New York, Nov 10 Thousands are
taking advantage ~ the generous OF
fer made by The Woodworth Go, llGl
Broadway, New York CITY, requesting
an experimental package Of Senpine.
thr great discovery for Asthma, Hay
Foyer Bronchitis, and Catarrh which
90 mailed free Of Ch"rgC To all who
write for H. II Is curing thousands OF
tho most stubborn cases II makes no
difference how long YOU have been
suffering or how severe the climatic
conditions are whore you live, Sen
pine will cure you
II YOU have experimental with
other treatments ana have failed 10
find a cure do not De discouraged but
send for a trial OF this wonderful truly
moritOus remedy which Is "a scientific
compound discovered by professor
of Vienna University. and is being
recommended by thousands.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
Miss Lester Hostess.

lu celebration OF hcr twelfth birth
dag anniversary. Miss Lorna Lester.
daughter OF Mr.. AMI Mrs. Felix Los
tor entertained thirty young people
H.t evening with the gracious dignity
pr damscls ana DANES Ei1ny years
h.r senior. \ profusion ot sweet sc"ut-
rd flowers. tho gifts of young friends
,\pr, sing happy wishes for the tc-
u.ity of the day and many returns
thereof were arranged IN upstndicd
decoration. pleasing 90 the senses.
%, ting harmonious atmosphere for
th, eaycty of IN, little ladies and
gentlemen who pissed delightfully."-
luformal evening In dancing
N,ng eleven O'Clock the guests as
samnlcd about uoWtr-dock, 4 table
and enjoyed delightful lunch, gftnr
which good nieht was said The
guests who enjoyed Miss Looms hos
pitaiity were
Misses Anita Huhb"ll, Grace Storiz
Pauline Borradiilc l1urah Macr' o.
ajy. Marie ir la Ncrgnc, Florence
Wcn,r. Martha Billiard. Hcborca
Iorucr, Annette Wclnman. Adel
carr. Lillian Kompcnich ROBIN con
nor. Kpth,eiuc O'Eiclly. katherine
Mcmillan. Maroolla Matson. Mo.srs
Lcympn rutnaN Robert PutpcV
Amado Chavez. Tommy ilubhcll paul
Barnard, !. -. ncrndou. Flpyd Lec
N,lson Muct,1ly. William Homer
Grorr, Boolitto. FRANK Nohcr. VII
lard Iop,V,n. FRANK ORIGIN. NIX
wrll Merritt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
Mrs. Holmes lfntcrtains.

Tho pleasant domictlo of Mrs Clc-
ora ~ Holmes. ~ south Nruu street,
WAS the scene of q happy gathering
Tuesday evening when Miss Ida Walk.
cr. sister az Mr. A. r.. Walker was
the guest of honor Games guoss'ui;
contests aud iovial informally char
acterizcd the pleasures of the evening
that was featured by several vocal
solos rendered 10y Miss Alma Howell,
nn" of Albuquerque mos, popular
sopranos. \ dclrctablo lunch served
hy the hostess was enjoyed ~ u tao
hour ana even then the guests rcluc-
tantly dispersed Those present Wcr 10
Miss Ida walker Miss Alma Howell
Miss Divine. Mrs Hyde. Mr. and Mrs.
w. iilhgnw. Dr. j. -. Schwentkcr
nnd Mr. Walter Bcndlc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25

~ splendid musical program ana dis.
pcusetion of hospitality On cordial
greetings ana cuisine dalnti,s
Because there have been MANY Cd,
mands recently on the fund ot tI.
philanthropir department. the olW-
mttcr will expect members rs v,I
~ non-mcmhors TO- feel that 90 cent.
contributed at the springtimc tea u.N
FRIDAY viii he worth while for phil-
unthropic dispcnsation.
\ table of humc-cookod dainucs ht
the domestic scientists win be an ut-
uartiVc f,atur, cot the afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
II niiInn's lhIh Mn-irnlr.

Mo Irgon rDVIIUI N' w ~i1uIV'
Scdcr Yesterday afternoon IN th"
prcsbty,ritu church under the aus
pieces ui tho must, department oi tho
WomauS club revealed The master
SKIN uf tho performer len the splendid
renditiuus of organ classics. The
rrent pipe organ seemed to Ne ami
mated with the coutrnding emotions
expressed IN tuuctul harmonicS by tho
plaNor The sopvan" voice "i Mr.
Bradford of Iloston VAS heard IN SUI
porlatiNc tones of sweetness ana rare
culture. Albuquerque Is indeed for
tunatr % have Il resident artist pos
scssiug the talent of Mrs Bradford.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
Tuesday t'Iub.

OF the many programs on Ger
many. the study of which the Tuesday
club Is dcvotug the years sessions.
the outline for the next meeting
promises to- Dr exceptionally instruc-
tive and conducive To- earnest discus
ION.
Mrs \ T.. walker win Oe host ass
next Tuesday. ~" class study VIII
Do, conducted 10y Mrs. W. q. ilu 90.
Mrs llfclQ viii have a paper "n
Goethe" ana Mrs walker viii read
90 paper on Three Great Cnmpu-rt e
Mozart. HAY ten aud Iiind,l'
contemporary History viii be- read
bs Mrs Mcmillan. Mrs. Cooper VIII
talk On "G,rmau's Royal Families
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
CONGREGATIONAL Ton.

pu, OF ga, most enjoyable suciHl
affairs in the social calendar cot ga"
congregational church occurred this
afternoon ~ the huu, OF Mrs t.. n
Cuuuors Assisting "a. hostess were
Mrs iiimu.. Mrs Bogtcrs aud Mrs
liodgm TIA" piano pupils of Ms
limo, were heard ia piano rpudi,ioGs
that covered Themselves with giurl
ana Reflected great credit ON th,u
able instructor Nh Hush collins
fiu, gonttalto toi,c was at It's best n
the vocal solos highly appreciated Dos
tnr large crowd ol visitors who en-
jo>cd the hospitality ot the hostess =.
Tho table or h"m, cooking noti,d a
.tiDtN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
Mrs.. Wcinuinu Hostess.

tumplimcntarN t. Miss Eoina
Gruusfrld. who recently returned to-
h,t home Ia this city after a protraot-
ed absence. Mrs jake W'iumau en-
t'rtuiurd charmiuglN at luncheon this
Afternoon. tn" handsome rooms wor,
,uh,ilishrd with tasteful arrange
m,ut. ~ ,pringtim, flowers. TN, din
irs tHhl" Was "a tuiug cot beauty and
joy forever" IN its fragrant dressing
of sweet peas. covers were laid for
six young ladies' who with tho sra-
cious hostess enjoyed q tuothsomc
menu. daiuliiy served. Tho guests
were Miss Hriua Gtunsfcld. Mrs SD
noy EoscnNuld. Miss Jottic Hus,u-
wald Miss Nuosbaum Miss Regina
tUS,uNald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25

\ sowing party of exceptional
pleasure. having wItml suggestion
of regret was rendered Thursday uf-
tcruoon go th..r home 0u West coal
avenue hy NJ, d,mD o. ~ Dunbar
and Ralph Dunbar ae % courtesy to
Mrs. Bangs. mother OF the junior
hustoss Who Nu leave The coming
week for boy hHm. ga Eaglosroye.
Iowa. sharing honors With her
mother was uule Miss Eu1 MAY
Baugs. who Vu accompany her
mother Co ,hor former acm,. iso'm-
ing q charmed circle OF friendship
about th' u'uNr.,. whose gentle dip
uty anal 1WHh'. ehupctcrisuys hdV,
won an hrTj. during her sutuurn iu
Albuqu .uur .h, ladies' devoted their
attention gao Hur nccdlcwork dut.ug
g. happy afternoon Near the glolm
ing hoJr tu. sunsts wore invited %
tnc dining room that harmon2rd in
The pink color decorations of 900 The
rooms. 1n1 Vn. hero cXqulsit,ly cm-
phasia,l no ,hr table adorumout hv
artistic lfrHng,mont of sweet peas
Do pink ..rR effective touches ui
CONTRASTING green in smilaN TIC ape
puintm.u. ut the dolcctabl" menu
c"utorWDi tu Tho daintiuoss ehaf5r-
tor2.ns tine dishes and decorations.
llunJ prH,,d place cards Nrr kept
us spuNcUire of most enjoyable
party rn. guests wore M,4dlWr-
VI D. -Umm George Frost Frank
Dixon. g. Nicol, John Dunr. y. T.
stevens Mabel stevens Ilimor, Alfred
Frost ~ s. Uuykg X Walker H1r.
N Billiard Il. Y short, NJ Is Car
len Nj Margaret Baker Miss Mar
glrct Bowlos of EagloRrov. IOWA.
Mrs Bangs and Miss ETA Ma,
Eiugg
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
I'hiiou,aiieans Entertain.

The right 80 their reputation as vrr-
satilc and talented crt .rtainors Was
,monurJtcd DO, no" phiiomatho3n
Literary society OF IN, high school
Thursday afternoon when a splendid
program. consisting of plaNl"t and
music was rendered hy talent of III"
society
Contrary 10 tho custom of program
rruditions on Friday, the entertain
mcnt was given on Thursday 10 allow
UNINTERRUPTED season for the brain
struggles 1possihlr brain storms ,
incident 90 examinations on FRIDAY.
Under the careful coaching of Misses
Tracy and piN. the intcr,S sting play -
let of "rhc prairic Princess" vas
orrdituhN presented bN the following
Young people. Misses kuthcriu" cha
V,z. Dorothy MCMILLAN. Lillian GUS
,afson. Edna Stuchlin. france ilcfln.
Mossrs. George pinncy. Edward Sh'r-
man Preceding ana succeeding tnr
play the following musical numbers
were rendered
Vocal solo Miss Pauline Cartwright
Piano duet ....,....,- t....,.-..
..... Misses Alinc Bixlcr ana Pearl
Tompkins
Vocal solo .... Miss Viola Bu' her
Vocal solo .......... Mis- Lola Noh"r
Violin solo ....,.. Mr. Cyd" Ross
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
Ia,,li.s' Sn,ial.

Thur-duN afternoon following "a
lii'f business session. the ladies ot
the Lead avenue Methodist Ala SOC
.i'i enjoyed u program OF cNcop-
zion merit, social Intercourse and
p'lH'JpIr lunch served d. Mcsdamcs
sterling ana Walker. \ reading by
Mt. T. \ Wmikrr was on. of the
h.fi 'u0rts of this cultured read r
aud rujuycd by ull MR.. Bcckmau
read ma interesting paper On Car
d'u-' 10y Ann Mccall 100 the num"
companion. Several piano selections
hN Mr. Hammond were notoblo con-
ttihuii"us to thc program.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
W 4. z. 4. i'arlor Meeting.

Medical Temp ,rauoc" sin b, the
subject OF discussion noxt Tuesday
afternoon when Mrs Clarence con
VIII 10. hostess 90 IA, ladies' Of the
Woman. Christian Temperance TN
ION ana rb.ir friends.
Tn leader of tine day viii De Mrs
Sadi, e.. Nutter, ihr state president
"t IA. ". g. r a.. who is cmm,ntly
plalinod To- bring out ll the fine
points OF ih" SUBJECT I'm hand. Mrs
" al" "@ render unr OF the enter
vinlnr readings for Wh,h she ~
noted Mrs. Leaning also viii bc
heard In 3n interesting r,rdug and
music nv phanugraphic records viii
diversity the Interesting program
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
Nts. Archer Ia Entertain.

Mgs. Archer Gl3 south Walter
street. viii b. az homo to tn, ladies Of
tho congregation OF the cola ana
broadway church n,N, Thursday 1f-
t,ruoou Reside needle and thimblo,
Hhlch the lhdics ar" privileged TO
bring h thoy choose. each on, rs cs-
pcnialN r,qu,-ted "a bring a friend,
ana u pleasant afternoon of social in
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25

e lively skirmish for the individual
supremacy Of these miniature nirtuips.
d. J.. Phillips and vs.. Moore.
delegates to the annual convention ol
tlo W0odmcu of the World n Min
oval Springs. Trvas. VIII return c. thr
cts the nrst of tine Nc,N Uu1 NU
make their official report at tN. rcl.
ular camp meeting u,H Friday v,u-
ing IL, ". -. W. haU.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
Miss smith Entertained.

Complimentary to Miss Lula
smith OF Montgomery, Mo. who is
their house guest. Mr.. \. y. Br,2 ana
Mlse Belle sewers entertained niur-
molN a. q thmble party "Wednesday
evening TDothsomc rctroahmun
was pleasing close To- delightful
evening
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
~,Aiun fltth Meets

Miss Elsie Myers delightfully."- ON
i"rtain"d IN" young women of the
Thursday sowing club Thursday aft
ern"on ut her homo on Fruit avenue.
\c'dloWork was the pastimc Of the
day that ended with tho cnioN m,nt of
a delicious lunch served Dos the host
tss
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25

tn, Elimination ot utr,c months
contest between Two factions uf ia,
Load avenue Methodist EpNorth
h'tgu,t VIII be the entertainment
aud banquet iu the church next
Thuf dan evening The winning face
ton Niil provide the entertainment
and iu turu win ho f,tod li an olab-
"r't, dinner rendered by the losers
'n tho contest for members.
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thorliy on the subject To- which he
has devoted years oi study
The university faculty extends q
cordial invitation To- attend the lecture
To- All citizens who are Interested in
the subject
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isiriiitiaN tclcbratioIi..

novel hTjhday cclclrdtiou is
planned by tH. ladies of the Lead
venu" Methodist Missionary society
next Friday ,,ening In IA, church
The uyots sion b.. ing the twrnty-thIrd
annIv'rug o' ne Home aud Foreign
Missionary su. y. Tho ensemble of
IN" entertainment will be- comprised
In the First church Christmas BEN
thar VIII b, pr.scntod Co tho cuugrc-
CATION.
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"Sprinetisnc social.

Amidst q bower of springtime blos-
SONS. and an the suggestive appoint
mcnts of the season. the philauthropv
department of the Womln's cluh VIII
be at homo next Friday afternoon in
the club rooms aud entertain NOM
beers ana the sometime guest Win
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splendid instrumental duets ON tho pie
tuu and violin wore rendered hN
M,ssrs Elmer and Afford Riohh At
the close OF the formal program and
the Informal gay,ty. the ladi's pf the
Ala society presided over the disr'u-
.ation OF dainty refreshments In TIA"
SnndAN schnnl room.