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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
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beautiful and Impressive vas tho
matrimonial sacrament sol.mniXcd at
eight oulock tiis morning in the
church pf the Immaculate Conception.
the principals being Miss i Geraldine
Mullisan and William Nelson cham
hcrlain. who piightcd their trpth ~
tho pledges of the ring ritual read hy
Father Mandalari Promptly at eight
O'Clock, Ia the strains of tn, 'l.Ohcn-
grin Wedding March played bV Mrs
Thoma. brlahoyd.. the bridal party
entered the church, and advanced 10
the altar. Tho bridr Was oxquisitrly
gowned iu white SILK yelled IN net.
and trimmed IN irish point, ana wore
handsome ornament. a sacred
brooch, The slit of Father Mandalari.
TIL, bridesmaid. Miss Leila Borden
nv., wore becoming pink and white
gown. Preceding the bridal PARTY
were thu little rineb"ar,r, Margaret
Crawford and the flower girl. kath-
.rinc Mann AIRS Martha Mulligan
acted as mutron Of honor In lieu OF
In. absence OF both parents The
groom was attended by Lloyd John
son, both gentlemen wearing, of
course, the conventional blaek. Tn.
ceremony vas Witnessed by numerous
friends of tho young couple, many of
whom returned with tn. wedding
party Ia the huu" uf III" bride On
Ws"t silver avenue for an elaborate
breakfast at eleven O'Clock The In
terror az IN" home was tJstcfully
dressed for the gaia event in pro-
fusion of pink and white flowers that
attained "A GROWING beauty In the din-
tag room, \ stately cluster OF bride \
roses graced IN" cCntcr ot the tabl"
about which were grouped orange
blossnins. sweet peas ana t"ndrilS of
lux,riant ferns. Two monster we'd
ding cakes occupied ends of the tai
bic that we're further adorned with
tall candolabrs holding six lighted
candles OF pink and white color. COW
crs werc laid for 80 aud fuNprs ~
fragrant sweet peas kept IS mcmcn-
toes ot the happy event Numerous
gifts of cut GLASS. linen and china
w.r. displayed In an adjoining room
Mr.. and Mrs. Chamberlain VIII leave
this evening Tor Los Angeles catalina,
San Francisco aud other points and
VIII return In May 10 reside AT $50
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
Musical a. the etss.

IN ensemble chou ot twcnty.siS
singers. all ladies, duos. trios. quar-.
tets and solos will bc the splendid
aggregation Of musical number to be
rendered Monday evening IN the
opera house by the tutcrpean Chorus
company under the direction of the
Santa Fc reading room department
The head Of the COMPANY Mrs Gas.
sell at Columbus. OHIO, H. the ,ditrcss
Of The woman's department of the
Engineers Journal. Most Of The sing.
crs are members OF the families or
iraicrniiis of the railroad employees
aud viii receive u royal welcome In
Albuquerque. Besides the local rail-
road ticket holders, inc general pub.
lie viii be welcomed, ana may secure
seats on Monday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26

" gowncd In blue satin yelled IN blu.
chiffon, and Miss Jcttic Rosenwald
wore becoming cream lace lroct
yelled In blue chiffon. Assisting ~
the reception and entertainment oil
the guests were. Mcsdamcs Jana, VI
l. Ste'a, ~ Spiiz, ulielder. - Vein
man. Noah llfc,J. Louis HELD. )
Harris, Harry Wriiler aud the Misses
Hannah Nusbaum, Gladys Mapdeil
Alinc Stern. Rcina Grunsfcld
These last named Young ladies' wcr.
efficient assistants in the dining room
where by the mellow glow OF shaded
lights a dainty luncheon was scr,ed
Four matrOns IN the foregoing lis;
presiding AT the tables. The guests
were:
Mesdames Franz Tuning. H. Hun.
Ing. W COnncl. Ncustadt. Harry
Owen Bcrguisc. Wissncr, Summers.
walton, Praner, u. llfcld. T.. Iltcid,
Jana. n Jana. t. kcmpcnich. Kent.
k'ock. H. Lee. Lester. Icwinson, Mac.
pberson. Mandoil, Marion, Mcdonald.
McGaHcy. McLandrcss. " Mcdlcr.
Mc,calf. Merritt. Matson. O'Riclly. v
j. aigcr Elder. Roy Stamm. Johnson.
N''H, - " fNu'At " u. I'UtHtN, OH
Der. Stricklcr, Abbott Chadbournc.
Schaentkcr. Rice. u Spitz. T. Spilg.
ilimoc. A. Frost Friodbore. Springer
VI l.. stern Raymond Siamm. Rodoy.
Simon Stern. Frank Strong. y u
Field. Warren. ;. Luna, l.. rhlfcidcr,
T.. thlfeldcr. ID Weller. " WELLER.
J. Wcinman, e. White Wroth. McNil.
len. Cornish, Bi,inor kcinnc. Bar,h
Carr Chavez. Morris, Smart. Smith.
ers Stricklcr keinc. I,iitner. l,orra.
dale. \. llronson. Brooks. Wilson.
Burkhart, Childcrs. Clancy. ! l.
Clarke, Dieckmann. Dobson. Fergus.
son, Anirus. II T. Fox. Albert Gruns.
field. \. Gruneield l.. Grunsicld. Ivan
Grunsield, l.. Harris. Hope. iiopcweil.
r 5 Hubbcll r. 4 Hubbcll. Arno
liunlng, Nrisarr, Pcarce, Edgar.
Campbell. Iicradon Morris. Woolscy
l.. : WELLER; Misses l,ergerc. Anna
Thomas. Elizabeth and Betty WILEY.
Abbott. Leila Armlio. jalia and Lon
Leo Oppcnheimer. GLADYS Mandell
Twav
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26

Are there IN Albuquerque s,arcn-
"fs FOR the Fountain of Youth ?"
Would not modern youth seekers
emulate thc example of the spanish
knight ~ "a long hazardous Vuyng, to
obtain the elixir oi life II they were
certain Of procuring 1t nnaily? Mossrs
Rockefeller ana Carnegie have en-
pressed themselves willing To- forego
all THE distinction, glory, power and
pleasure of their fabulous wealth, IL
with II thcy might purchase the power
To- remain clcrnally youns--or sixty
ycars younger.
What fools these mor,als be-" and
others who scan the shores of the
Hutipodcs for the fountain of youth
that lies bubbling and cncrvcscins
through the channels of each human
heart Not only the Kingdom OF hoa-
ven but the elixir ~ life lies within.
At tn. early dawning go forth into
the open air" and with varied phy-
steal exercises open the flood gates
of tn. heart that each cell and vein
of the body may be washed IN the re.
iuvcna,iug tide of life blood walk.
ride. race, tumble. covurt on the tcn-
mis- court. usc dumb ocils. skip the
rope, play with the abandon of school
children an hour each morning aud
evening and til, grateful gov OF re-
turning south viii lubricatc the Joints.
threatening congestion of cells VIII
pass away and the Nigur OF the athlete
may be- acquired. The pure food oi
ozone. however must lsc the CHIEF diet
of one who nspir"s tu eternal youth.
Excessive use of animal foods nope.
lcsdv clog and break the tissues
causing so-c1llcd old age. Therefore
III. fountain of youth mus, be Kept
pure bV dict aud occasional fasting
linton sinclair has redeemed himself
from confirmed inNalldism by numcr-
GUS thirty and forty day fasts that
i,aNc him more vigorous after each
trial Tho possibilities 81 the brain
to work wion given all the surplus
energy commonly wasted In digestive
labuTs are almost limltlcss sinclair
has demonstrated that forty. hfty and
even seventy dav fasts tend 10
strengthen the brain and body ~ the
tim. h spent la the open air and
water taken in copious draughts. y
hopeful sign of tn, times conducive
to longevity ~ the custom ot social
leaders TO dispense fruits and light
cdiblcs at even stately ass m5li.s in
stead of the heavy meatish hanqu"ts
tina, Ncr' formerly considered re-
auisl,r and hastv culturor@ Of the
stylish govt. The Millennium will not
come. however TN fcastine gives way
entirely Ia the nubler enjoyment ~
art. mental and love cuitur' Tor which
society should exist. Md cmancipat-
ed from the culinary cares ~ society.
what peace and beauty VIII paint the
faces of women who aspire t. v" con-
iiuually living instead of constantly
i, iny ~ IN the old established meth
ods fostering age. LIT tlmsc VII"
would bath" In The fountain of youth
be bathcd internally and "tornafy by
the cllsir nature provided. uuan the
.Nhiiirating ozonc--nnd very little
else.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
Marriages

Monday was a daN for ma riaRca
aud sin young pcoplr Wcr, made
three by three different ccclcsiasiics
Who presided oVor tn, ceremonies
AZ tie Presbyterian parsonage. Mon
day morning. Rev. Hugh cooper unit
81 Miss carrie Wu"stor. recently nf
Toledo, Dhio and Mr.. clyde Tinglry
~ this city. Mr.. Tinglcy ~ an en-
ployc of the Aibuquc, que Foundry
and Machine works Mr.. and Mrs.
Tinglry viii reside in this city.
Later IN the duN at the Methodist
parsonage Rev. & - B.ckman per
formed the ceremony uniting Mrs. FL
In " REYNOLDS Of Arrow. colo and
Mr. Edison g. Pike oi I'm Top. colo,
very Impressive Ccrrmony was
10 rfurmrd ~ the Immaculate Concep-
ton church parsonage Monday even.
ing when Miss Anln la riman of
Rochester. y v and Mr. W H.
.iisussr al this cit, become one REV.
y VI. Mandalari, : J. officiating
Present Ia witness IN ritual were
Mr. ana Mrs. skinner and VI. aud Ms.
Powell Mr. Bau"r is the popular
manager OF the AlVarado pharmacy
ana with Mrs. Bauer VIII reside In
this city in a nov hon" ~ he erected
az an early date. being domicilcd In
the meantime AT the home of Mr. aud
Mrs Powell. 900 Wet Copper ave.
uur.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
DANCING Club Organized.

Fifteen Young gentlemen Of the
city famed for their gallanlry and
resourcciulncss In entertainment or
their ladies. assembled in the rooms
of the Commercial club SATURDAY
evening with purpose afore.thought'
10 organize u club that shall have
tor It's fundamental principles pleas.
ures of u tcrpsichoroan nature. WAYS
ana means. place and pastime were
discussed ~ length by the charter
members of the organization that
seems destined to inauGuratc a series
Of the most delightful social iunc-
tions ever known in he city. Because
the membership will be- limited to
thirty he name OF the society will b.
The Thirty Dancing Club" The in
itial bah Is on the tnp's FOR the firs,
wcck IN May. the scene 10 be in the
Odd Fellows hall Thirty dancers OF
feminine persuasion are eagerly an.
ticipaiinc the event and consldcrin;
the intricacies OF spring gowns.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
Missionary MEETING.

With all the regular meetings OF the
various churches over the Union mis-
siouary society of tho allied churches
viii have the undivided attention ~
The missionary workers and interest
ed listeners at the meeting Friday aft.
crnoon. Mrs. MINIS. president OF the
city union. will preside over the pro.
gram that will be delivered bv rep.
resentativrs from each OF the protest
ant churches The meeting is TO oc-
cur In the Baptist church and at the
close of m, formal program the M.
Gicnce will Dee IN the hands of the l'ap'
list ladies ior social entertainments
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
ttiuh School Picnic

The zephyrs ol springtime are far
ming into flame the sparkle oi iris.'
ness lingering IN the depths of al
hearts Exceedingly inilamahle are
the natures Of juveniles and semi
Juveniles al all seasons. When tnr
zcphyrs are scented win The Wl'i
bloom of the mountains and picnic
lunches The result this week. Is 10
De an unrestrained blaze ol JOY go be-
seen, likewise heard next Saturdas
morning when the students OF tn
high school cmDaik IN numerous
carryalls for day ia the sandals. tn,
plCnlchvIs val be chapeloued by sey
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26

Donald tn occur during tho coming
weeks of sprinr At one ~ tho-t. the
pupils Of Miss Estcilc Nalch viii par
ticipatc IN the program. Miss Louise
Nichols. who has been piano stu
dent of Mrs. Iiimoc IN Chicago as|
wen as IN this city. N d successful
teach 'r of piano CLASSES aud proficient
performer whose rcnditlous Friday
afternoon viii he heard with unusual
Interest Miss Margaret Franklin. the
swcct-voiccd Albuquerque girl. whose
talent has been trained hv Mrs. Me-
Donald, ~ The solnlsi In the Congrc.
gatiunal church ana has assisted In
the piomil"nt concerts ~ the city. one
ot these being IN. recital in the opera
house. \ popular high school STU
dent. yet in her torns. Miss Franklin
gives promise of % sroat future ~ n
soprano Under the direction Of Mrs.
Himoc the suhjoincd program will be
rendered Friday afternoon beginning
Ut three o'clock
"orphcus with His Lutte" sullivan
Miss Margaret Franklin.
,dl 'Ndims ........... Schufnann
obl 'Schorzo T. Minor. ........
............ ........ Mend, lsNohn
Miss Louise Nichols.
ca Rose Fable .....,.. Hawlcv
tbt swan song '.......,., Wagner
tCb The Dawn" ........ - Hardclot
Miss Margaret Franklin
"Nocturno g Minor" .......... Chopin
Miss Nichols.
'NN: Maria ............... Shubprt
Miss Franklin
"ParIphrasc Rigoiottp" ...... Vista
Miss Nichols.
Spring song" ......... tuiuotig.
With Violin Obligato by Miss Odjard
Miss Franklin.
Miss Marian Franklin ~ the piano
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
Nnnn md ksinlln lirniinl

FRIDAY VIII De- open dan a. the Wo-
mans club en- addition to tho mem-
hcrs. the general public ~ extended a
cordial Invitation In h. present There
viii he mo- charge and not even the
CUSTOMARY cards Tor Invites viii he
required. hut ~" oportunitv b oN.
tended Geo all Ia hear the classic song
O nj plano recital To he rendered by
the advanced pupils Of Mrs Mcdonald
ana AIS limos. This recital * the
initial program ~ a series of three
planned hy MiS' himoe and Mrs. Me-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
University Drama.

The gala day oi the annual play bN
the students OF the University draws
near TIE rchsnrs"i, tire NaXins va
tcrestiug ana strenuous tn the par.
Elephants who give promise OF not
only sustaining their cnviabls reputa-
ton as dramatists. bat to eclipse
previous dramatics. The story Is the
result of the collaboration OF Two pop
ular writer's. lieuluh Marie DlN and
Evelyn sutherland and is clcyorly
told, easily adapted to presentation
by amateur players. The scene IS
laid in New England In lG22. during
the romantic days Of colonial intrigue
ana valor Each character is imper
yonated by those peculiarly httcd 10
carry the part Captain Mites
Standish" will be represented by "
u. Arcns, who will interprc' the
characteristics OF this colonial hero
with all the native HcsI OF a born
actor Garrett Foster" the hero o'
the story, will he impersonatod by Il.
Gladding The villain. John Marion
viii be unprecedented by Robert Sc
well, Phillip de In Noyc, French
Hugenoi lad aad brother to Rose,
VIII be represented by Charles
Lcmbkc Miss Iaric Parish will car.
~ the part Barbara Standish. and
Rose de- Ia Noyc" will seem 10 live
again IN the part 10 he enacted by
Miss Hazel Cox, whose former laurols
In Juvenile parts have won lasting
fame for this popular aInateur actress
Miriam Chilllugsley. a Puritan
maid will he the character presented
by Miss Charlotte Lcmbkc Aunt
Resolutc story" will bee Miss Cascttc
In real lie.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
Social Tea.

The regular social gathering oi the
ladies of the Conversational church
viii occur tomorrow afternoon IN the
church parlors All friends OF the
members or congregation will also be
extended cordial welcome by tho
Possesses OF the dav who are 10 be:
Mcsdames Robinson. lsoldt Brandt,
McClaskcy, lilhgoa. Martin. \ Tea.
lure oi the tea will ne a booth os
homo cooking by the famous chefs of
Congrogn ional circles.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
NEW MEXICO SOCIETY
Oenine,


Herbert Keith and Miss Annie Shoe.
maker were married un lnc 18Th or
March last and have lust returned
from fhcit wedding trip 10 owens.
boro. kN. Evansville. Ind. aud otho.
points ia the east Miss Shoemako'
came here lrum kcnucky some
months ago. ana made MANY trlruds
during her short stay here Nr Keith
came here about two years ago from
Magnolia Alk, and Is one of Dom.
ing most popular Young men tle
mas been employed since h'H coWne
here with the Clark Grocery cuurln
They are now liyiug In the Howard
todming house
Albert Piugel OF Santa Rlla and
Miss Elizabeth NcCartucy ul Dcnlus
were married by Judge drowning
Monday al che court house They
have gone 10 santa Rita, thy.r future
home
M aud Ms 5 / flodgdon cnter.
tanned a company of friends at Easter
dinner passing thc day very pleas
antlv
The Woman club met with Nh
! Bennett "Wednesday, Mrs Swopc
leader The nest meeting viii be
with Mrs l.aughren, Miss Naddill.
leader
Nlr aud Mrs Alnert Pluglc enter
tanned az q 4 O clock Easter dinner a.
their ranch home, 4 large COMPANY,
mostly from the city, ENJOYED tho
elaborate spread aud all pronounced
b par excellence.
Mrs ;. Millisan entertained com.
panv OF friends az The home OF her
daughter Mrs. Il - SESSION.. in honor
OF the former. 1lud birthday The
gathering WAS an unusually pleasant
one
Judge Browning performed another
malriasc ceremony az the court house
Monday upon which occasion Mr..
Fred pugrl and Miss Elizabeth Nj
CARNEY were Joined In the bonds ~
fnHtIu ON ltlH.t ~l. 4 alEstu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
Puhlic Lecture

Clean Athletics" will he the topic
of a discourse at the University to.
morrow morning az 1885 u'cloch.
when Il f Hutchinson will be- the
speaker Not only The student body
hut the public at large h extended a
cordial invitation no he present 20 hear
this able lecturer on the popular sub.
ieci thar IL agilaling the minds O,
collcgians al over the world
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
VARSITY Cantata.

Rchcarsals are bcins held fhrcc
weekly Tor the cantata to bc presented
May 80 under the direction of Miss
Egyptiadcs hy the University GiUc
club. This musical classic The Lay
OF the Bell will b" sung bN twenty.
five voices in choruses. duo,. trius,
QGaltcts and solos and promises 10
b" a revelation at student talent that
has hitherto been hidden under a
bushel' OF timddity
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
Mems Meeting.

This evening IN the congregational
church the men Of the congregation
viii meet at he close OF the mid.
week PRAYER service for the purpose
of organizing brotherhood with 30.
oial educational and spiritual develop.
mcnt The Gathering will be- adj.
dressed by Nj lithgow. Dr. Corners.
Mr. Cushman aud others.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
Dr.. and Mrs. GRAY Entertain.

With the spirits OF college youth
running rioi In the pursuit of happi.
ness THAT IL every mans constitu.
tional righp the annual reception to
the students and faculty SATURDAY.
night in Rodcy hail wac one OF the
most brilliant and plcasurablc affairs
OF The wear MANY invitecs from the
city were also present ana Tor ihesc
the hosts Dr ana Mrs Gray, had pro.
Nidcd conycyanccs 10 and from the
scene Of testiyity musical enter
tanned the company early in the even.
Ing. and the Jealous appreciation of
the audience demanded repeated en-.
cores. Mrs. Robert Smart sang ak
selections and was then excused from
further performance with great rcluc.
lance Mrs. Bradford. the sweet sing.
cr from Boston. sang several solcc-
tions Piano solos were rendered by
Misses Isovciace and Rouman and On.
cores demanded. \ vocal trio hy
Misses Adele Howell. Laura McCul.
luu and claris koon was most highly
appreciated Miss hicic Howell AMI
Mr. Robert Scwcll sang "A duct In
pleasing voice
After the music The guests mingled
in happy informally while he Young
cr contingent engaged in dancing tia,
continued III midnight DAINTY PEE
lrcshncnts we're served marking a
notable feature al the evenings pleas
are enioyed by 300 guests. The sin.
ccrcst sentiment 81 the guests NJ IN
parting hour was for The health pleas.
IRE ana prosperity OF the genial host
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
Briggs Series.

S''V8N SS''Ne'
The FIRST OF u series of pleasant att.
crnoons was enjoyed Monday by thir
tytwo ladies'. Recipients OF the cor.
dial hospitality OF Mrs u. II Briggs.
The bonorccs ON this occasion being
Mcsdamcs G. T. IIodgin and Mrs ".
W strong. who are soon Ia sail for
Europe Aud IN their honor The
room were gorgcously decorated In
iings OF all the foreign nations under
which they will travel during the com.
Ing years. The reception hall was re-.
splcndent IN drapings of the greatest
nag IN the world--thc stars and
stripes OF America while the par.
Tors. dining room aud archvays were
brilliant In the FLAGS of foreign ma.
lions. the naming of which was Tea
iurc OF the afternoons pas,mc Cards.
however, claimed the major portion of
the delightful season an- ihn contes,
for hrst honors at five hundred ended
In victory for Mrs. Hust
Mrs. stroup entertains.
The Tuesday Literary club held q
pleasing and profitable session yrstor.
day afternoon al the home OF Mrs l.
u Stroup. The appended program
was delivered
Glass Study. led by Mrs Roy
Stamm.
Contemporary History, read by Mr.,
Hickey.
Paper ON Bismarck, Mrs, Barney
Ant Gallery of Dresden. Mrs iiuu.
ing
Art Gallery Of Berlin. Mrs. li'ckcv.
NJ the next bi.wcckly meeting Ms
A. T. Walker will be hostess.
Thursday Club 20 Meet.
The weekly gathering Of the Thurs
'iai Card club viii occur tomorrow
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. J. u.
when the customary plcas.
nrc of high Ave will be the order oi
the day. nV
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26

The m"mh'i~ ~ ~, johns parish
are looking forward with no lncon-
siderable pl"asug" IN the approach ing
Visit al Rev Mr. SILVER national
worker ~ the seventh district. who
VIII address Ia" local parishioners
during bricf visit In this city. Rev.
Mr silver Nill also T." a gn.st OF
honor at reception Monday even.
ing IA the Womans ciuo rooms. when
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
,,rid.c club Entertained.

NJ. =. T. ruil was hostess yestcr-
DAY afternoon az her home an Norlh
High street The occasion being the
OCULAR meeting of the Tuesda, Brids"
ciuh az which Mrs. Tull is a member
This IN the last meeting FOR Mrs Tul
b"i"r" leaving iur an extended solouru
IN eastern statt-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
Mr.. Movers to linicriain.

The lidIOs n thr EIdcr Woman' :
sewing club and of the Younger We
mems Sewing club viii b. entertain
ed tomorrow afternoon at the home
of Mrs Meyers on Fruit avenue
when the usual occupation will en-
gage the attention of the company.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
chin,i,ie Party.

complimentary Ia Mrs. g. H.. Hold
gin and Mr.. " w. strong. a delight.
fully iniu"nlal party was rendered
this afternoon by Mrs. Frank Acktr-
man. Woodwork. happy prophecies
for the Gaming tour OF the honorees
ana delicious rcfreshmcnts were fea-
lures oi the afternoon's pleasure.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26

The members of Oh, Monday card
club passed hauuN afternoon at
the home of Miss Jos,puiu, Campnc cid
Monday cngrosscd in the usual pas
imc. Miss irene Saint $3.50 bc hostess
next Monday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26

eral of the teachers The chapcrones,
rs The way are anticipating even
greater pleasure In the outing than
their wards
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26

The young iadics of St M,rgar-
cts guild vii be entertained Friday
afternoon AT the home pf Miss Irene
uopkins on We Gold avenue.
N.cdlcwork and social pleasure will
engage the attention ni h' young Ia
dies OF tn, young ladies uu twilight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
To Lecture In Santa re.

Ehc second In the series Of the
University extension course viii be
the lecture In Santa Fc Saturday
evening when Prof j X Watson OF
the department OF biology viii nd.
dress She citizens OF the Ancient
CITY on "Eugculcs ON this oc-
casion IN =. Mcqueen Gray will pro.
vide entertaining numbers in th"
rcndiiions ~ classic readings The
lecture last saturday ni,ht hy Prof..
thrkS OF the department Of chemistr,
was intensely interesting fo largo
audience Of Santa Re people Read
lnga were also delivered bV Miss Ma,
Ross of the department of ora.orv