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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-03
DIES ENRoure HOME.
Will Sanders, Of Chaplin, Expires "
Hotel at Hampton.
IN yrirnes- RaruhlicaN

SpeClal 10 L IIIleS-INepuDlICdH.
Hampton, Oct. 2.-While enroute
from Lavina. Mont, where he had been
for some time in the hope Of benefiting
his health. to the home Of relatives at
Cha pin. VIII Sanders. aged about %
years. died suddenly at Hotel Rule in
this city Friday night from hemor-
rhage of the lungs
The young man had been in the west
for some time at the home Of a broth
err in an attempt to regain his health
and thought himself better and was
enroute to Chaplin. While ascending
the stairs of the hotel he was taken
sick. Physicians were summoned but
they could do nothing to save him, and
he died in a. short time. On Sunday the
body was taken to Chaplin. where the
funeral will be held on Tuesday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-03
ACCEPTS TURKISH MISSION.
Miss DeIpha Davis, Of Cedar Falls, to
Teach in Turkish School.

Special to Times Republican.
Cedar Falls. Oct. 3.-Miss Delpha
Davis Of Cedar Falls, only daughter Of
Wilbur Davis, will leave here Thursday
for Boston from which port she will
sail for European Turkey under the
auspices Of the Woman's board of Mis-
sion of the Interior under contract to
remain as Il teacher in mission school
for term of years. Miss Davis is an
alumnus Of the Iowa State Teachers
College and has been a very successful
teacher for two years.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-03
ACCEPTS EASTERN CALL.
Rev. J. II. Olmstead Of Clarion Goes to
Homer, N. Y.

Special to Times Repuhlican.
Clarion. Oct. 3.-The Rev. j. II Ohm
stead pastor of the congregational
church. offered his resignation at the
Sunday morning service. He accepts
a call to Homer. n. Y. the town known
as the home Of David Hannum david
Harum). He succeeds the Rev. r. W..
Huelston, D. D.. who was pastor in
Mason City in 1906. Mr. Olmstead has
been with the local church nearly six
years. His successor has not yet been
chosen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-03
IOWA LAWYER SUCCEEDS.
Everett A. Johnson Appointed Deputy
United States District Attorney.

Special to Times Republican.
Forest City. oct. 3.-The many
friends of Everett A johnson in this
city and thruout the northern part of
the state. will be glad to hear of his
success in the far west. \ few years
ago he located in Portland. Ore, and
commenced the practice of law. The
report reaches his friends here that he
has just received the appointment Of
deputy United States district attorney
For a number of years 'E. a. read law
here with Burt j. Thompson and was
also engaged in the abstract business
for some time
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-03
Rate Complaint Filed.

SVcciu! to Times Republican.
Washington, Oct. 2.-The Associated
Shippers Associations complaint was
filed today against the Great Western,
Northwestern. Illinois Central and 9TH
er roads objecting to the Chicago Fort
Dodge first class rate Of - cents per
100 pounds. Tho commission is asked
to reduce it to Ga cents. The fact is
cited that the Chicago Fort Dodge rate
has been lowered from IS to GO cents
by the commission.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-03

leading progressives profess to believe
the LaFollette republicans and Wilson
democrats would form another party.
If Taft and Wilson oppose each other,
a third party is regarded as less like
ly, for large proportion of the anti
Taft progressives would vote the
democratic ticket.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-03
AAMAkER BACK TO WORK.

Prison Guard Shot BY Convict Smiteh
Entirely Recovered.
Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, Oct. 3.-Members of the
board Of control learn that Guard A.
w Hamaker. at Anamosa, has recov-
cred and Is back at his work again. He
is the guard who was so nearly killed
by Convict Smitch when the latter es-
capped and made his way to Canada.
For time it was thought that the
guard could not possibly recover.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-03
SIX ILL WITH pIPHTHERIA.
Dread Disease Appears in Fort Dodge
Family Of Seventeen Members.

Special to Times Republican.
Fort Dodge. Oct. 3.--Diphtheria was.
discovered today in a family of seven
teen, the Frank Fox family living in
this city It took two doctors all after
noon to administer antitoxin to them
and it took $50 worth of the serum to
do the job. Six children out Of fifteen
are Ill.,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-03

The amount Of cement work that is
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1911-06-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Palmer, who
| were married here last week, left
for Grand Junction Wednesday, to
make their home.
Miss Ethel Bear, who has been
visiting in Denver and Colorado
| springs for several weeks, return
cd home last evening.
DR.. }. A. whiting returned Tues
day morning from trip of several
weeks cLraion, to Various points
On the Pd,l.i. coast.
The office OF the county treasur-
Ell is busy this week making out
the lengthy reports of the Delta
county school districts.
Engineer Robert Cove, of the Rio
cranue. arrived from Grand juno
ton "Wednesday and will make his
home here in the future.
DR.. and Mrs. r. K. Mehaffey
went over to Boulder Tuesday to
attend lne state meeting of the
Colorado Dental Association.
p. A. Rice, well known lumber
dealer, left yesterday morning for
Delta on business trip OF short
duration.-Grand junction News.
Albert Baird returned Sunday
from pleasant visit to his home
town. Malvern. Iowa. He says he
found some genuine heat there.
Mr.. j. 5. Turner and daughter,
Miss Ruby. went to Grand junction
" ednesday to look after some
property holdings in that section.
DR.. Hunter LETT on the west
bound passenger Sunday afternoon
Tor Salt Lake City, where he was
called by urgent business matters
Miss Ruth rockingham return
ed to her home in California the
latter part OF last week after 4
pleasant visit among Delta friends.
a marriage license was issued
from the county clerks office this
week TO Mr.. Ebert X. Holman and
Miss Anna NJ. Pelus. both of Pao-
mia.
Leonard Armstrong arrived last
Friday from Denver. after spending
the winter there. and is now dis
pensing groceries at the Conklin
store.
County Superintendent OF schools
Miss Bel McMichael. went over
to Denver Monday on a business
visit. expecting to be gone only a
short time.
Roy Hickman came up from
Grand Junction Saturday for
short stay. He will visit in Mont
rose aud Salida before returning
TO the Junction.
First cutting of alfalfa is now
about over. not alone on the West
ern Slope. but in all parts of the
state where alfalfa is grown. The
hay harvest around Delta has been
hut little interferred with by rain
so far. Winter wheat cutting will
closely follow the first hay harvest.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1911-06-30

J. C. Gale and G. F. Fogg, con-
tractors and builders, Delta
DR.. r. E. Mehaffey had bust
ness in Olathe Sunday.
The best feed in Delta county at
Crabill's.
- Frank Stearns went to Montrose
on business Monday.
A son of s. E. Johnston is re-
ported ill with typhoid fever.
A. b. Crabill returned Sunday
from business trip to Denver.
Fly fishing up the Gunnison is
reported good the past few days.
Miss Rose Hall visited in Roubi-
deaux Tuesday night of this week.
DR.. and Mrs. F. w. Grove return
ed Sunday from their honeymoon
trip to Denver.
County Treasurer and Mrs. b.
n. Crawford returned from a visit
In Denver Sunday.
John Travis went up to Lake
City Saturday to look after his ex-
tensive mining interests.
w. II. Garvin was in Montrose
on business the first of this week.
returning home Tuesday.
J. E. Shue. of the Delta Electric
Light company, was Montrose
business visitor Monday.
George Freeman returned to his
home in Chicago yesterday, after
spending a year in Delta.
H w. Chiles and b. p. Smith
automobiled to Ouray on business
Saturday. returning Sunday.
Miss Ethel Schide visited Mr.. and
Mrs. F. E. Warrington of Montrose.
the latter half of last week.
The 4th of July is right here.
Next Tuesday is the great day. Be
sure not to miss any of the fun.
Miss Edna Marshall came down
from Rogers mesa yesterday for
visit with her uncle. Will Marshall.
Both Mr.. and Mrs Myron b.
Heston are reported i'll at their
residence on Grand. with typhoid
fever
See Harlan & Ridley about your
painting. decorating and paper hang
ing. Estimates furnished. All work
guaranteed. Nv.
Judge and Mrs. r. NJ. Logan re-
turned Tuesday from Gunnison
where the Judge has been holding
district court
Miss Dorothy Gillette left Wed
nesday morning for Fort Morgan,
where she will spend the summer
with relatives.
Rev. J. II. Dennis spent Sunday
in Paonia. where he preached the
Masonic Memorial service at one
OF the churches
Yes. we want the electric road.
Tor II Will start more rear devel-
opment-the class of development
this section of The Western SLOPE
needs than anything yet proposed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
l'n~t.lNMlcn Theatrical

Judged hN thu merits of his former
successes, Joe iIrens "Masuueradors'
will b. thu dream long anticipated
by Aibupucruqcans, and It's pres.nta-
tion Easter week h being awaited
with eager impatirnc. prophetic %
fun houses both nights aud the pos
siblc demand for an additional per
i"rmau,c 10 accommodate all who
desire Ia hear it.
ischcarsals have begun to familiar
lie the participants with their lines
or" IN" arrival of The author and
manager la chief. who is expected 60
n' present early next week with Mrs.
BIcn. who viii impcrsonatc one of
the leading characters. The principals
IN the cast are Miss Constance Ab-
bolt Who viii act the leading role as
GLADYS Nandcrguuld, supported by
MIR Earl WNld"r. who viii carry tn"
leading part OF The mems roles. Prom
incnt ia leading presentations are
Mrs. ! W colbert Niulci i,"ruilio.
Mrs }ron Mcssrs Ernest l.andolfi.
Louis Gumbinor ana Elwood Albright
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
'ia,'kN' Party.

In apparel that had been treasured
since antr.bcllum days, patched and
pinncd IN shredded places. some forty
people responded t9 tn. Invitation of
the Philathcan class Ia attend a
"tackN" party last evening At the
hnm. of the Misses Howell on seventh
street. For supcr-cNcrllcncc In i'm.
presentation of the rasgedy man"
Mr.. smith was awarded priz'
package of real chewing gum tied
with red ribbons. Mrs. Messef was
declared the leader uf "tackiness'
among the ladies and vas awarded
the first ladies priae--a stick of strip
ed candy such popular games a.
"Going To- Jerusalem Tumble and
Flying Dutchman' entertained the
company iii the time for supper
when they passed into the dining
room and enjoyed the wholesome re.
treatment of lemonade. ginger cake,
and. stick candy. In harmony with
the rcd and green decorations prevail.
ing throughout the rooms red tabl,
cloth adorned the table Atogcthci
the most thoroughly enjoyable party
Imaginable was the Philathcan paru
last evening
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
"slMnNNcr" for lirialC.l.lCtd.

Trcming Win good wishes we'll
SEASONED advice and siuC.rcst regard
Tor the esteemed huunror. the shtc-
nuptial shower Thursday evening at
the home of the Misses sara and Ida
Maddox was Oh, of the most joyful
events of the season Miss MARY
Mathrsun, who's, approaching mar
riae. To- Nj. William Il Miller of
Gibson. y. VI otcasioncd the fcstiV-
ny. Nae Tia" guest of honor. The
rooms were beautifully dressed ia
pink and white. developed In billoWing
strramers of hearts suggesting the
tender nature ot the gathering. ana
odorous carnations in pink and white.
The reception hall aud parlois
cleaned "a the rosoatr hue of pink.
hile in the dining room purrsi white
IN hearts. carnations aud apple bios
SONS prcdominated ia the decorations.
Thu game of hearts played with
heart shaped blocks. and florai low,
affair entertained the company t!!l the
feature of the evening. a china show
err VAS cleycrlN carried out bN Jack
Mclaughlin. the only mere man VINO
appeared during Ia, evening H. re-
sponr To- door bell call the hostess
admitted = typical commercial tray
clcr or pcddlcr Mr. Mclaughlin
CARRYING "A heavy suitcase loaded dow
with wares which H. insisted on dis
pla wing To- the bride to he and urging
| her to buy His wares consisted Of
a splendid collection Of fin. china
which the insistent agent finally pre-
scented To- Miss Math.son ~ gifts from
her well wishcrs present
| \ hoart-shap.d recipe book was
| pa ss.d to each guest for the inscrip-
! ton 81 recipe or advice to be used
| by the bride when she becomes chef
! ia chief of her own household. \
dainty lunch served with the cmbcl-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
Library Meeting

Increasing In inior,s, ANA lu num-
beers Urc the round TAIL, talks Thurs.
du, evenings when the Young women
Nno are engaged during the day gath
cr around the table to enjoy dinner
and u'oraty discussion led by COM
mittcc appointed bs the Library conn
mittoc Last Thursday evening Miss
Neli Wcttcr and Miss Beatrice Slcight
acted us leaders Ia q general discus
.iou participated Ia by al the Rirls
present Miss Wett,r talked On CUP
rent Literature giving particular
mention 60 Arnold Bchnet's How to
Live on - Hours Day" Macter-
liucks "Hluc bird" and MY First
summer on the Sl,rras" oy John
Muir. Cillogni's nature writer. Miss
Slcights interesting talk specialized
on The "ENtra Session of Congress"
and opened the way Tor many inter
csting conjecture concerning the pos
sibilitics OF tho session.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
Notable Wedding soon to ,,c.

\ Wedding of notable interest To-
Albuuuorqucans viii occur Ia Wash
ingtun. - g., three weeks hence.
when Mis- Louise Cromwell becomes
the bride Of Mt Walter nruoks Of
Baltimore Miss cromwell was FOR.
merry "A resident OF this city where
her father. Oliver Cromwell. was one
al the progressive pioneers who help
ed Ia maxi Albuquerque Tho from
well business block aud many other
rdiii"cs stand rs monuments To- the
enterprise ANA worthy citizenship of
Mr. Cromwell. Who Also owned aud
operated the street railway prior Ia
the establishment OF the electric lines.
Miss Cromwell is a social faVoriic
IN Gotham aS well as in Washington.
aud possessed of the charming quail
Ties that make Tor popularity every
whore. Mrs Oliver Cromwell moth
cr of ia, hrid,-rlrot. has been visit
ing friends Ga this city recently aud
icil on TIA, limited Yesterday after
noon Tor her home IN Now York Ia
make preparations Tor the wedding to
occur in Washington.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
Mr.. Chil.icr. t:n,cr,ains.

lr Characteristic style of gracious
hospitality and STATELY elegance. Mrs
W y Child"rS entertained at an ar
ternouu tea Tuesday, complim.
tn Mrs oliver Cromwell of New yurk
cts ~ Il guest ~ honor In the midst
~ old-time friends, wher. she was
formerly recognized social leader
Mrs. Cromwell responded cordially to
the Hnccr. expressions of friendship
ana pleasure In meeting again The
floral cmbo llishm"ni ~ yellow tulips
ana frarrant spring blossoms lent the
ninosphor" of "A balmy garden to the
rooms. whcr, the HAPPY hours of the
afternoon sped all too quickly Ia the
daA : close. NJ opposite ends of the
tea table We're Mrs. r.. Mcqueen Gray.
Wh" presided AZ the tea urn, and Mrs
Roh"rt smart. who poured coffee,
Other ladies assisting III. hostess were
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08

SUSTAINING aud even cclip-ing th ir
cnvnbi, reputation as royal ,utcr-
tain,rs. the sigma Tau fraternity oi the
University covered themselves with
glory and THEN guests were ufrststto-
IL infected vita tho prevailing ConNiN-
lality last tycnins iu Tho sigma Tau
home, that Nas a. usual rcsplrudcnt
in the adornml ut ot college pennants
and bright rugs.
The faculty ol the University, their
escorts and a icw favored Hludenis
were tho guests ui honor. \ splendid
musical program was rendered during
the evening consisting of several Voc
u nsolos by Mr.. clark, selections ny
the sigma Tau Mandolin Ciub iu
which play The Arcns bruthcr~ ana
MI Scwoll vocal solos by tue mix
ed uuutcttc, Misses Packard aud
Howell and Mossrs S,Ntll a,d -rirr,
a vocal duct 10y Miss Howell and Mr.
ScWc'U Nj STANLEY S,dcr rendered
several .pIeudid piano numbcrs. aud
IN, musical celebrities of th, present
and past were heard On phouoEraphi,
records ul th' nur Viotruia owned h>
the fraternity Informal inter ours,
lu cultivation ui m'ry mood caused
the evening To- speed too quickly
Ron, shmeuis sc.Ved by the host.
ended the delightful evening.
Th, new verses uI the FRATERNITY
HYMN, composed b> -. Il Lane. Wer,
sung upon ta, drs. public occasion
last night The music h. the compo.
sitiun pt E-mout trrns
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
schools Receive Mans.

Ever alert 90 the needs of tho
younger generation. Dr T. McQu ou
Gray the past week donated e. th,
ward schools, the Central school. tho
Guy Library and the University
large geographic encyclopedias cone
tanning valuable historic az wen a..
geographic Information The oncy-
c'opedia .s comprehensive ana up-to-
date, made in the form OF charts Gao
bo hung on tn walls for rcdv rcf-
crcnr'. The gifts aggregate ten. IN
uumhur.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
Girls sorority Entertained.

Mis- Ediih She man Was hostess
mst evening to lh members 90 the
sigma Kappa Beta sorority ui VAR
ity fame at her home on North ~cN-
,uth street informally and merry
spirits OF tlc varsity as+cs un1u-
noN ed by an, presence OF mlsculin-
ny pr.yad,d tue almost hrrr of 'hr
enjoyable evening. Handmade mu-
sic on the piano and pianola music proc
Vidcd entertaining numbers, \
lunch served by tho hostess cou,'ul-
ed the evenings pleasure Tho sore
GRITTY girls present we're Ms-,s EH-
iSn Eyerlu. Lena Sioriug. Clarss1
k"on, Hail. Rum3n. Coz LoN,lacc
sherman
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
High school Clubs Debate.

In u wordN bnttl. of wit between
the orators OF the philathcans aud
the tritoriuus OF the high school ycs-
terday afternoon tho latter were de-
fcatcd bN Oh, decision of the Judges.
who opincd that "Srniors are Of great
cr worth Go the high school than fun
Tors since when the pbrcnologicHl
/ bump oi self esteem that marks the
\, II : iunior has been notably
dWindllng and threatens 10 pass .ur'
nOthinsncss. The initial number at
"A splendid Program prepared Jointly
by the Two societies was a reading.
/ cl.verlY rendered by Miss Glad5 q
HanlcN. ~ Conversation over tho
| Telephone 'rhe feature of the day
followed tu the debate. Resolved.
| That senior Are Worth Nor, tu the
I High School Than the Juniors" IN
the affirmative. reprcsontine the phjl-
atheaDs wore heard Miss Marsaret
Cartwright aud Mr.. PELHAM McCIci-
Ian. Tho negative arguments were
presented bN Miss Lena FERGUSON
and Nh. Josiah Heald of the Critor-
ions. Although eloaucntly argued tho
negative side lost. bcing uutciasscd 1y
the scren, assurance of Miss cart
wright and the judicial dignity Of Mr.
Mcclellan.
Tn. Judges were Prof Milne. Mrs
! Leila ana Mrs. Tenncy, who were a
long while CELEBRATING ON the merits
Of the case. During their conference
la vocal solo was rendered by Miss
charlotte Pratt, "Loye's Vision" In
her usual leasing style, The program
closed with the reading of tho OH
clal paper of the Criterion society
"Tbc Wasp Miss Abb, Heacock
read this n charmlng stylr Ia spite
of the stueing rcbukes aud triyouties
~ IA, Wasp over the untortunat,
ones who Nrre "stung."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
stag Part,

and bachelors Wcrp i,tcd 100 e smoker
last evening when Mr. Nyr Martin
Vas most Cards -moh 1n' cdotos.
dreams. pipe dreams. lunch au1 gene
erat hilarity So ongressod thD com-
pauy that the early morUing hours
had arrived before they were aware
and they ala no, Ego home ul morn
ma. Tho inNitcc. were. Mr9srr Guy
Rpsers. Clinord n ydcn. Herb 70 As
selin charles Dstcrhouse. Lou iou-
den, George Partridge. Cprtcz Quickca
Charles KUN, claude Davis. VIII
prttt. Louis Gumbinor and Ayc Mar
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
('l,,,rcl, lpinncr.

Thrungs of visitors enjoyed the
splendid dinner served last evening
ia The church parlors 10y the ladies Of
the Lcad Avenue Methodist Aid So
ciety 80 many diners. In fact that,
the program Nas heard al disad-
vantage by those who remained and
not heard 80 all 10y many Nho left in
order to make way for the crowds
coming il Arpic blossoms formed a
fragrant and pleasing table decora-
tion ana an enjoyable time was oN-
porienced b) All. After the visitors
had all been served the follow ing
splendid program was rendered
Piano Duet ..... Misses Bixier ana
romkins
fianU sol" .-..., Miss Tompkins
Address. "Thc Press" .........
.,..,....... br. .. -. Beckmnn
address Woman -. \. Portcrficld
Address. sunday Closing OF Pcsj-
Office ...... .... sidney Houghtuu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
Dancing Party.

The spacious hall of the odd Eel
lows temple viii be the sccuc thus
evening of q tegpsichorcan irslNity
IN honor OF their charming partners
by twenty young men of the city
Who viii act az hosts. Ten of these
are varsity students and fifteen rep
resent the younger contingent of the
Commercial club. The committee iu
charge of the arrangements are VIII
liam McMillin, Charles Lembk" and
Bart Skinner The Cavanaugh- Fuhr-
meyer orchestra Ia provid" The music
insurcs pleasure unalloyrd tor On"
dancers who viii also be provided
With rcir' shing fruit punch between
danrN.-.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
Miss Barnes Aonoree

complimentary TO Miss Helen
Barnes. the renowned w C. a lee.
turer the board OF directors and sec.
rrtdrics will meet in social session
Monday afternoon In The parlors OF
the Young Women Christian asso.
citation The directors will have the
rare pleasure of an acquaintanceship
with the charming lady whose person.
aliiy Is equalll inspiring IN private
friendships as IN her cluqucnce before
the footlights Tea will be served
aud - genial atmosphere of informal
ily viii prevail Mesdames Felix
Lester and G. l. Brooks will pour
and a glad Albuquerque welcome will
be extended TO the guest of honor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
1slttlW1ux PARTY,

In celebration of hts birthday anni-
Ncrsary Nj Elmer Roihl was host
Friday evening To- 30 young fricuos
VIII" passed hiiariouslA happy even
ing AT the licihl home ON North sixth
street Music. games. music and more
music made NJ the pleasures of the
entertainment ~ the Rrihl orchestra
of mine instruments aud 49, many pre-
ficicnt performers held Tho center of
Ia. stage till the call To- an appetizing
luncheon 10y the hostess Mrs Rtehl.
after which reluctant good nights
we're said.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08

ra.I.U .. eyes. At late hour Our
H.t. .,HIrr ygars) thg company uis.
H.I "uo.a present we're
b.l. Conner. Lorna L,tttr Flor
,u.. Wruor, Mary d, D Nereuc
r.Y.HI. Botrtda'lc. kathoue u'Eiel.
is. IHtWH sawyer Nnvtt, WrnWIn
G.rfM N,iuman. LILLIAN E'WuvuIrh
katueriu. McMillen. Safll NJ rudN.
Ad.Lui, Hahn. Marlorio ~ttau. Mar
tha rull.rd Eleanor Hyde. MaWiu.
MHEuIrd. Isabelle Ppsur. Masters
Frauh DlGiellV. Amadn Dh8 FRANK
Ntn. Thomas IIuhh,l. willard
Upprueu Robert lIoprW Do Robert
ruur, Lyman putnes pmi Bernard,
Geurg, Duolittlc. ChHrli, ilryn. t.oyd
Lr.. Nelson McCradN, Louis Couucll
I1m,e n. ucrndon.