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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-01

Things We Have Never Seen.
I never saw a man on the wagon
Who didn't do a wholelot Of braggtn.
~ Ss ,-H. NJ.
/ never saw a restaurant pie
But what the crusts we're rather high
-B. R.
i never saw a human tank
Who had much money in the bank.
-P. T. P.
never saw a mustard plaster
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-01

SUITS GRAFTON.
Fairmont has adopted the slogan
Favored by Nature; Developed by
Industry That's a good one, and
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-01

John Halnes,. "A years old, OF Fort
Fairfield, Me-, shoveled 200 barrels Of
potatoes and put them in his cellar
one day last week.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-01
The Real One.

They say that pig who's caught un.
der fence
Can put up noise that is simply
immense.
But Il you would hear the real sort
T. Of uproar
Just list TO the cat with her tail iii
la a door.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-01
But what ssgt ], s !! tass ssi faster

~ - 's'is ~ s's r..
i never saw, a good lodge brother
Who didn't getby, some way or other,
-G. 8. v
/ never sawsa millionaire
Who seemed to have his share Of hair
r. A. !,
], never. saw a cellnloId collar
But what ] felt like maxim; d Aoller,
~. r. n
! never saw o race boss guy
Who didn't wear red necktle
& ~ " s.
! never saw a. home made skirt y z
That didn't look as though itthurt.
GSS,
| never saw maiden fair ~
Who didn't fuss with her back lheir.I
~,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-01

BOD Fftzglppohss says.
A wink for wise guy, bat a pay
ing brick for a mutt, every time.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-01

subslrlbe Tor the west vlrglnlan.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-01

subscribe Tor az West iVlreinial.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-01
The lulalYat.

The Julalyat.
a hammock slpng upon an Arctic foe,
"A group of fceburgs sailing to and ito
And thou beside me pelting me with
snow. sting o. IL,
ff that amt Paradise I'd ike to know!
a4iI Springfield Union.
hickey S;se lstandipg4 DER me swatttAg
From early morn until the daylight
Another through the night to slap the,
All, that, methinks, we're Paradise
complete4re New York Globe
a shady spot in some sequestend
And thou beside me brewing lem
onade; ss4.
That tinkles in pitcher Of. cracked
Ice
That's what l call a July paradise.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-01
EGGS ARE WEAKER.

Thank goodness! Praise be, and
again thank goodness II for no 9th.
er reason than this we weiepnfe the
newspaper for its intelligence Of such
vital import to the continuity at
large. Every egg we have bought In
years marked strictly fresh" seem.
ed when we took its lid .off and del,
we'd down into the sacred rocesses Of
its heart to be endowed with the
strength of a Sandow Of oliatf. It's
was living protest against
the methods Of modern storage to
kill It. Now comes the joyful news,
EGGS ARE WEAKER" Z
Not for long shall We have to wear
q dlslnfectant mask, a pair ofsmotor
goggles and a chloride OF lime coat
when we next tackle the product Of
the Industrious hen. FEa1 arg
Frlcassed or fried, deviled or scram
bled, 1t made no odds, you couldn't
disguise the fact that they were gain
ing strength every day. Every eat
ing house bulletin showed that, but
now we, "the long suffering public"
have hope. EGGS ARE WEAKER,
Let them die the death. TED.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-01
Concerning the Eag Market.

1t gives me great pleasure to no!
tice the following headline in one Of
Dur CITY napers:
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04

Although M rpnIlng election ~ not
rlasstd ns social function. vol 81
is Just nov monopollzluE ihc time 81
social "uous,' but happily viii be- over
Doe tme Go permit tho unrosorycd on.
joymont ol The dramatic treat ~ Tho
stnson. tho kuirhu af columbus pro-
duciiun of the Inside Ian. This IN the
SECOND edition uf Joe Brrn'F
innoful muHicuI COMEDY. rnp IN ahso.
lutoly new in eSory thing bHt the the.
ivory song number b. IcW. and even
better tlan thc ones usrd In the last
presentation, oxccpt Mrs. Coiborrs
SONS. Hos Ne klddn. and this l. 90
good that 10 would bc almost an linz
possibility tu improve ON g. Miss De
Tuliu who made such terrific hi ~
TIC villas, gossip last yrfr, VIII have
urW sDuE entitled. The Village Cos.
slp Mr.. charles White win be- seen
D. the leading role. ana with this wit
sing ono Of tho prsttiCsi sonEs MIR
lirrn has yet written entitled I'm
Smriuud ~ THINK Mrs White has
one of the finest voices have ever lis
tened to- said Mr. iir,u 81 last night y
rehearsal. IL wus rich. end fun of
melody bringing out ucr tones IN n
wHy that holds one spcllDound uutil
the lnst note Of song has died out.
J am sure that Mrs whites solo ne
Tho shnw viii be- unr 81 the hits OF tho
c'"nlne. Mr. Brcn va also very en-
thu,iastlr concerning Mics Charlotte
Pratt who has tho part Of the cigar
girl this tlme. Miss Pratt posrcssos a.
very mclndipus voice, which with
charming stage presence nnd rxccp-
tionul graCo, inspired Mr. Hrcn 80
wfitc Now number Including song
and dnacc FOR this poptilnr Young lady.
IN yirE of the fact that Mrs Pratt
haH a mall part Ne. Brou has ar
ranged some special work for her aud
SHE viii surprise her friends with the.
manner in which intorprcis H. Then
ih.rD is Mts. urcn with her nov
songs. new gowns. now dances. hut
With The Same manner OF rendition
and presence that has always mu,le
Mrs rrcn tho IDOL OF her audiences.
The scat sale starts Monday morning
a. Mutson', ana a long line Is expected
a. be- IN waiting WHOM thp board is
reTdy. The cariain viii rise promptly
~ s.i5, "wednesday and Thursday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
HER FRIENDS
GOOD ADVICE


Newburg. Alh--"For more than a
year" writes Myrtle Cothrun. OF this
place. II suffered with terrible pains In
my back and head. had sallow
complexion. and my face was covered
with plmples. Our family doctor only
gave me temporary relief.
A friend Of mine advised mo 20 try
Cardui. 20 began taking u, Mt once.
and with the best results. for was
cured after taking two bottles. My
mother and my aunt have also used
Cardui and ware greatly benefited.
! shall always praise Cardui 10 sick
and suffering women"
Cardui Is n purely vegetable. per.
feCtly harmless. tonic remedy for wo-
mon, and will benefit young and old.
Its INGREDIENTS are mild herbs, hav.
ing a gentle. tonic effect, on the wo-
manly constitution.
Cardui has helped a million womcn
hack TO health and strength.
Have you tried a.? II not, please
do. II may be Just what you need.
N.B.oW Writ 70; Lasiss' Aavlserv Dsr'. chr,s.
ncuga Msdclns Co, ChaslaaenFs. Tenn. 70. Npselal
Fafltacfi0sts An4 G-rass root. Home ffuafncni
~ Wemsn' ssnt In pais stspbsf. On request.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04

\ portion ~ onions ri eva. pos
scsscd owls aud black cnts. swuopcd
down IN thu midst ot the O. l.. tus-
'rs home Tuesday afternoon. and be-.
coming fond of ia, environment and
company remained after candle ight
uli the psychic hour when grave
yards yuWn." The members of the
Young Ladies' sewing club planned
the affair an ns surprise &C. ,ho
mrmbprs of the Tldcr Ladies sow
ing club. who had been invited to
spend the afternoon ANA evening
merely tu chat ana SOW" NJ time
fur sowing. however was found Ia the
an too transient afternoon when
witch gamvs and weird stories held
the boards Supporting on rhc whole
ssnc goodies common on the farm in
October. Those present kept their gay
watch tlll the men came, in the early
evening Then the c0mpany adjourn
cd to the rendezvous ot the witches
and spcctch down la the basement
and passed the remainder 90 the
night. until wednesday, morning
came ANA affrighted the nocturnal
ghosts back into their uaoarthb pris-
ons Tho underground apartment was
vi2lrt. Fhrt heblao u shrdiu Adada
admirably suited to the games OF the
evening. Bding ouifitted IN scale
coated cats, ghasily jack-o'- lnnterns
ana furnished with bright rugs ana
cosy nooks. Al midnight. however.
the spooks vanished. the atmosphere
Garfield and the guests dispersed to
dream pf blood-curdling deeds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
81. John, oulId Parry.

The Elks bail room, WA perhaps
never more mNlshly decorated thuh
last Monday evening when throngod
With dancers, spectators and must
cians at the llallowe On party given
unuer the direction OF the Ladies' oil
81 Johiis guild. WAGON loads OF corn
blutks had been brought from mo
country 10 deck the great bare space
OF TIE walls, corners anu windows
Tho central row OF PILLARS were seem
lngly huge shocks OF giant corn stalks
Every window recess heid the tau
fruits OF the neL.
A typical colonial tavern made OF
raugh .hewn biucXs, with corn shocks
stored ON roof aud in corners. madc
10 picturesque serving place for
punch. which was passed out OF the
tavern windows To the dancers by a
dame IN colonial dress. ON the cor.
ner of the roof sat IN hnperiona black
eat IN tie opposite corner was u
clevcrly improyised fireplace. en-
yirOned IN corn stalks, having Il
great iron caldron swinging before
the crate Hero a witch read the char
actera oi inqniring souls H'ack cats
adorned the walls IN such array as TO
give the Impression a feline army had
Invaded the Mace aud hung ON the
walls awaiting slgnaI 10 spring ON
the merry makers Numerous guests
@ho had como sheeted and masked
discarded their Disguise as the even
ms wore ON Yet many retained them,
and tall spoctcfs were seen sparkling
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
Old slAlr lcirInnIInn.


Tho y =. y. e. ". Of tb, $50 Paul =
EN Lutheran church church. ccics
Iti,d Halloween IN "N, uld nylc'
W tlr homo Of Mr.. l.. Nhsfs, 1880
south second street o. Inc many
customs uf thr past wrr, lddod some
nov 1ud novel ones a. rl, evenings
entertainment Tho brsa crowd
pret.nt wns Delighted with the clab-
crate asa unique display 0f dceOru-
tions which were snori .ly prepared
i'r tho OCCASION Their was never ~
chance for duh momeu' 90 creep In
unor the program Wa s.f 600 motion
auu ihp social commltior WAS Just as
t,Wsf ns tho decorator n producing
good things t0 cat Among those
pres 'ut were Mcsdamcs W. s. obor4
holiyer y g. kecfor T. VI. Albcrs, \.
Mc1.n,, s. W Kboncr Misses Laura
Kmomrr Arni V. Albrts. Paula Scc-
bohm MnrHrct scobohn selma Krne4
mor. Annie Arson, Mari paulson, El.
"a Schroeder. Myrtle N Fahor fielcn
McLay. Narsnrct Doldc. Alma Tclch.
FririH Wccfiz stella schrclber. Alice
Schnobcr Ncllle NcMulleu. ".
Hooper. uiaa scikc. Marian Kecfor.
Eta Alhcrs Lydia Kruzberurr; Rev.
". y uhcrhultzcr and Leon Pfndt.
T.. a. KHemor. Chns. a. ~ Sir.
A. G.. sichlcr. Martin Johnson. Loo
Bonlpuldo Joseph schocstcr. 4. w.
Kronmcr. y g. Kocfor Master wall
.t'r . ohcrholtscr Maynard Albors.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04

Among the f0cial cci,brauts who
shunird on the rkspnic ,ou ui duu
ana .bInduuDd Themselves wholly 90
ihr exciting pleasures of ualluwr IN
iuWrgcucy we're the Young mon uf tie
SIHmn Tau ftniDrahs and their guests,
tIe rIrlH uf tho I'M Nh Hnif hua-
drcd mrtfy stud nts assembled M the
rooms of The pleasant frat" homr,
mover elyct In decorations ~ ln COLI
lego spirits thun ON thb occasion
whrn u.it up love ~ tm found fnit
vent ~ atmosphere rooSed with
fhaf Warmth uf rordiality and social
fellowship attending an the functions
of those hospltnblc Rnlinnts The
msInaita 0f piano ana strinRcd in.
sifum nts. ticirpin md chorus singing
"sprinNiUd tue uir Win tunuful
souHds DURING 40, entire venting.
Nhiou however. was lars. lt devoted
Go uulgyhg the oracle listening a. rev.
rlniIuu. of hidden faults aud talents
by palm r'adinR and head reading.
aud .sai. hut in point of Importance
urst 1nu best enjoyment ~ the Car
nitnI company Fuptr-giftpr iov via
ard, Egmunt ArenH and his troupe ~
NNNNNNfN N.NNH'.l N.NNiN'.NN IflNI.fW ANNF fIWN@
nan pruy,asinuHl cumpan, 10 the
ranks OFF the amateurs. 10 one apart
mrat tho ship uf fate" was manned
by Signia Tau marincrs. THE thirG
dcrruc unn rived the moro tlmid nov
icrH Tho fatal wedding" march f,a-
turod Dos audible grict. aud The room
wherein the palmlst held forth occn-
Stoned ini hse interest plsAs were
made hy the .quostiuninR maids
10 Visit the city water tank. and Just
at midnight 90 peer IN the watcfy
mirror tu SEQ ttc reflection uf them
iuiur" mates. This plan, however,
was Abandoned as imprncticahic when
u became known tiat the SiRma Taus
meant tn gnzr over their shoulders.
soon after midnight when the gob-
linH had all rrtrvatcd 90 their damp
grave rulls for another year, tho COM
pany finished the hast uf the delicious
lunch that had boon pr, repaired aud
served bS the boys. and paired OF In
buggys in Cnrryalls aud on foot for
tho hOmoNuFd Journey.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04

The first OF the November we'd
dlngs. particularly notable on account
of the prominence OF the principals.
VIII bc the ceremony next WedneE-
day afternoon AT the home OF the
b-ido. when Miss Alberta stateson
becomes Mrs. Jacobo Yrisarri. The
continuation Of a pretty romance. this
marriage will unite two of the most
ostimablc young people Ia the city.
representatives of the best blood OF
which New Mexico boasts. only the
relatives ana the intimate friends will
be present 20 witness tho sacred rite
20 be read by Rev. Father A. NJ. Man
dRlari. :. J. The attending couple
viii be Mlss Salome Stateson. sister
Of the bride. and James Huhbeli.
Purcst white with contrasting green
IL 10 feature the elaborate decorations
for the ryent. which Is 60 be com
pleto IN every dctnil OF appointment
10 embellish the nuptlal scene with
beauty and love. Immediately nfter
tho p0si-nuptial dinner this yOunf
couple VIII leave for honeymoon
soiOurn In California.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
siasauerade Part,.

a birthday celebration and AN old
time Halloween frolic were com hin-
cd Monday evening when Mrs. A. w.
Morris. liza South Edith street was
hostess 10 twenty-four young people.
The Joke OF the evening was the
fact that while twelve swalns knew
that as many maids had been hidden
10 the party. neither contingent knew
the other dozen were planning 10
come Zen masque." hut when the
gues's aasc.nbled Monday evening the
gentlemen were astonlshed 20 see
their ladies In fancy dress costume.
aud the latter, In turn. had difficulty
In distinguishing their escorts one
from the other. since al were draped
IN sheets and pillow cases The dim
Hight from lanterns lighted the taste
fully decorated rooms. dressed In
drawings OF black ana other insignia
OF disaster Games OF fortune and
witchcraft occupied the merry com.
panv TN lRtc---very late hour. when
seated az the long table. decked In
the black and pumpkin color. they
spent one last hour discussing a
typical Hallowe'en menu. The cen
tcrpiece was huge basket piled fan
OF the autumn fruits. over which
gleamed the unranny glow from LAM
terms. Those present ON this happy
occasion were Misses clara Felkert,
Minnie s,auizenbcrg, Alma Teich.
Carrie Hcydt. Nellie I.andon. Irene
Johnson. Hazel Landon, Frances
stark. MoAdames y. a. Keim and
Leila Lauterdalc; MessTs. James Mer-
rifield. James Mcclure. fred Landon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04

The FIRST 81 the notable pre- nuptlal
functions tu De rendered compliment
tpty te one 81 the charming BRIDES
elect nov In tho social spotlight. was
the beautiful party this afternoon at
"a" home 81 Mrs. J, r. Mct.aueaIn
Tho hospitabie Mclaughlin damlcile
was lavlshly adorned In pink and
white cut flowers effectively frame
In the pristine verdure of simiax. The
atmosphere was surchargcd With flo
raj perfume. eiysian happiness. and
vibrant With musical nlrth NJ the
thiriy-iive young mafrons gathered
aOout the wcll-loved honor guest. Miss
Bcina Grunxfeid and expressed ftlici-
tHtlons for the forthcoming marriage.
sharing the pleasure Of hostess with
b mother, was Mrs. Bfyson briggs
formerly Miss GLADYS Mclaughlin who
has lately RETURNED 50 this city, The
fcdtGrc of the afternoon was the
miscellaneous shower" OF gifts and
good wishes OF the bride sloct Fas-
tldiously appointed In pink and white
was the enjoyable luncheon IN the
late afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04

Midst lavlsa evidence ~ abundant
harvess the ladies nf the Eastern
STAR and their guests danced out the
WISH OF Al saints eve. Giant corn
stocks were everywhere seen. and
cosy corners screened Ia the stake
afforded idcat retreats Tor young poo
pie having pcnchant for 'tetc-a-tct' %
From wishing well forturcs--not W..
orally "fnrtun,s.' bat prognosticatlous
thoreof-wure drawn up. Tic old
frsiiiuncd dances. reels and uuadrillcs
featured the dance. At ten o'clock
when The rollirkinR "pun Tucker"
dance wac in progress, lights w"rc
cxtinguishcd ana company Of spcc-
tsrs entered go Join in the grand
right ana ieft' and waltzinE on with
several amrlghted partners when the
tights wrrr turned ON the ghostly VS.
itors had vanished Refrcsamont- ~
the kind relishcd "ln boyhcod's hap
20 days down ON the farm" RECALLED
the company 90 late hour.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
ChrySanilcmum Party.

\ renewal or heart frlcndships was
the nature Of the happy fcstiylty last
Friday evening 20 the home ~ Col.
and Mrs - X - SELLERS. when their
daughter Mrs. Harry Drumm enter
taiucd ootcric OF former intimates.
yellow and white chrysanth.mums
featured the pleasing ornamcntation
FOR the occasion. and formed MT
ting background for the gay scene en-
iivtned nv guests % card tables and
ln the rounds of dancing. knowing
fun well the royal hospitality at the
Sellers home. the guests came early
soon after dusk. and stayed iill Il was
early again. Luncheon Of the kind
to please Eplonrr himself was the
closing ENJOYMENT Those present
were; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kelly. Miss
Hazel Cox. Miss Lola Neher Miss
Elsie Myers. Mr. snyder. :, NJ Drum.
Mr., ana Mrs Harry Drumm. Mrs.
Sellers. Col sellers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
Mg. md Mrs. IIaEnc, Entertain.

Prominent among the many Hat
lowc'en parties. was tn card function
Monday evening when Mt aud Mrs.
Hagaci a pleasant home, zoe North
Edith street. was tho scene ot mcrri.
mcut Decorations Subjective OF tho
mysticism uf the season adorned the
tables and walls. and tho popular PISS
time nt The card table. was succeeded
boy timr- hunorcd game az Halloween,
urd those he turn were supcrscdcd by
90" culuy ment of q toothspmc rrpdsi.
rrs,nt we're Mr.. and Mr.. +. ].
Johnson. Mr. aud Mrs, campbell. Mr.
and Mrs Cuwpcr. Miss julia l,ohort-
SON. \ -. Robertson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Slcllh.ri. Mr.. and MIS- llnsncN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04

Perhaps thu mcrriest Ol the Hal
lGwc'on celebrations Was that Ia the
parlorH of the Lead Avenue Methodist
church Monday evening True to the
uncanny spirit of the evening the
decorations. lighting ana witchy--
also witching gaines keyed the vis-
itors up 60 a high pitch Of excite
mcnt and apprehension lest some
CHASTITY catastrophe occur. ~ tho
entrance "A shrouded specter greeted
tue throngs OF similar figures who.
till y o'clock. were filing into the
parlors To participate In the spooky
spree. Masked and emitting scpul-
chrRl means. the discm bodied spirits
played havoc with the nerves of the
children present aud sent the chlls
tingling down the spines Of adults.
In one Of the sunday school rooms,
converted into n vcriinlbc den with
iis corn stalks aud Indian wigwam. a
wizard studied the palms OF myriad
ghosts aud visitors and revealed fu-
ture events aud Weaknesses of char
acitr.
fhe PALM reading over. the COM
pauy adjourned TO the auditorium Co
hear a spook rendered program,
Miss Pauline Cartwright sang 10
sweet voice. being accompanied by
Mrs. Lawrence sterling. Mr.. w COX
gave humorous reading that was
followed by another humorous read
ing by Thomas Cnlkins un The Blue
Hen" Miss Helen ward. the talent
al oXprcssionlst. read on,ortnlningl3
followed by most ludicrous per-
formnucc OF the educated chicken"
the exhibition being given under the
personal direction Of the trainer,
Law renee sterling. The stunt over.
tho audicnc. discovered the same
Chunticleor had been Earl Porter
nold in a Weator and cOntortiOnlsiic
tricks The company then devoted
the time 20 weird gaines directed by
Miss Phyllis Hognn. ~ late hour
an were seated ON the floor, the
tights pat out. and DIR. hickman re-
lated EMBARRASSING ghost story.
Lunch la keeping With the season
and chorus singing of auto.boilum
songs were the cluslng pleasures of
The oAdaRerous guests. swho plan AM
other visit to earth next year on thc
same date.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
Io,, card SslSI.

Post cards aud soeinbilit> rcigned
last evening IL the iaglors ~ the Bap-
tist church Tho event was a congrc-
gationai JOY festival. Tho admission
VAS post card ana silver offering The
feature ~ the evening. postotiicc
wherein the post cards were mailed 10
those present and distributed by the
young women of ETcrybody's Lone
some club who acted as mail clerks.
second only to the fun Ia postal eX-
change was the railroad lunch that
was summary railToudcd' out II tho
way.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04

The odd Fellows hall proved wholly
Inadequate 10 accommodate IA"
throngs Of young people who flockcd
into the lodge room. spilled over in
90 tho corridors. reading rooms and
banquet room on tho occasion ot
the ghost dance Riyen by tho young
men Of the New Ststo Musical Enter
tanners club Tuesday evening. Though
not an the dancers were masked there
wsro ~ sufficient number shroudod In
sheets 10 make the affair thoroughly
uncanny az they Rllded past the "black
cattcd" walls where decorations Of
tho SEASON doomed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
An snIn,., E,n NIutI Kent.

One OF the rolllcklnE celehrations
81 the witches night out wae the
gay party as the nome Of Mf~. Rob
pris on south Edith street. The
wltchcraft of mefriment held the
Young people In It's spell I'll an un-
usually late hour. and u H. Whispered
that the school teachers have not even
set been successful IN making tha
merry makers forget the reVcl and
concentrate on studies, ANY way, IL
was rare fun, ana heartily enjoyed
hy Mlsses Mae Hubbard, Marion Hop
ping, Eunice Eltram, Faith Harlow.
Pcrais Bryce. Earl Roberts chps-
/ tor OOklcy. William HarloWe, Ar
thur Lewis. Harold Williams, Allen
Williams. oeofse williams. Earnest
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
Mr.. Ilnnlnr En,crlaln- CInb.

Another delightful and proiiiobla
session Of the Tuesday club occurred
on the regular day The past week,
when Mrs. Louise Hnninr was hostess
to the learned ladios ~ ,his literary
society. The order ~ program wasi
''Currcn, Events" Mrs. Barney: Glass
study Mrs. McMiilen; paper, The
Moral end Scientific Development ~
the lsih century" Mira frost; travel
talk, Madrid" Mrs. Horrodnile.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04

WIN thirty-fiVc earnest minded
women enrolled ana ,rogulatly at
tending the meetings of the womons
Bible class conducted Wy Mrs Harriet
Runyan. the study sessions are Prov
ms more and more Interesting and
profitable with each meeting Mon
day afternoon the lesson hinged on
the prophecies OF Isaiah. aad viii be-
continued the ncNt lesson Monday
afternoon. when the GLASS meets IN
the v w &. A. parmrs so discuss
The Prophecies Of Isaiah relative 90
tho ruiEn ~ lothian HIATT pact >
o'clock Be- the hour and an women in
the Ctty arc invited tu attend.