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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-10

Mayor Elder. who will pruSiGu
committee appointed ~ the W e. l.
l. has arranged the cclcOrn ION and
the program rs about completed.
Palms. grccncry aud while flowers
VIII be placed by the decorating com.
mlttec. Mrs Ives aud Mrs T. \. Field
There is to be no admission fee and
no collection. Every one IA the city
who desires to hear his own ana
other mothers honorcd is expected
t. be present with possibly a few
changes tho following program viii
b, rendered
Orchestra ..... Indian school Band
Motherhood ............,....
Dr Mcndel silbcr OF Temple Albert
Mothers OF Yesterday ........
...i by -. A. r., read by Mrs
-. a. earns.
Mothers of To-day .........
Mrs. J. \ Miller of Womur's club
Mothers of Tomorrow ............
..... Representative at Y W. -. \
vocal selection ........ Mrs Bradford
Th" Mothers Hope for the Young
Man Graduate Prof Sterling
IF the Public schools.
Vocal selection University Graduate
Mothers ui thu ciyil War .......
br. Thomas iiag Wood. national
Chaplain of the q. \. Il
crusade Mothers ....
Mrs : g. Nutt"r oi " g. r L.
N"cnl Sulo--'My Aa,thcr's white
Riphon' ....... Mrs = u Miller
Pioneer Mothers of the West 800.
ksN Father Mnndalari. : J.
the Railroad Mans Mother .......
Mr. J n Holman 80 tho - / \
81 the u. Of t. r..
Mntdcrs in other Lands ...
Mr., " T.. Williams ct IN. city
Missionary Union
Praycr'ul Mothers ...... Dr. Cooper,
song n Roy Has 40 Friend Like
Ilis Mother
Reading ..
Dorothy vernon of Mrs. stew
arts kindergarten
Tn" Native Mother of the FIXTURE"
Mr. Blood. Supt HARDWOOD Girls
school.
Music .+....... Indian school Baud
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-10
Iurs.Ia, Club.

Mn A. T.. Walkers hWiatablc
home no North iIgh street was the
place az meeting yesterday afternoon
"hcn the Tuesday Literary club
gathered for The regular semi-m month";
- study ana literary discussion Mrs
II Stroup conducted the class study
On Germany that wa followed hy
contemporary History hv Ma.
Nroth Mrs. 'hrisiy read "a thuught-
iui paper on THE Romantic schools
81 German Literature \ tlk by
Mrs llfcld "n "Th. Art Gall, ics of
Munich" was especially nu.. Au
honor guest of tir day was Mr.
btidgmtn Of Massachusetts, who
sraclousk o. spond,d To- an invitation
t. address IA, club and spoke Ia her
scholarly siyl' 'n travels u tho fgi.
cnt. specializing on "pamascus
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-10
handkerchief I0xaar

TIUndkorchIots, ~ thc llCV I-mT-
nnc variety, handk,rchicfs COZ stable
masculine make. handkcrchirf. smaE
large, colorcd. hand mud,. machine
"ltch'd antique and ip latest ,tyIe
MI nnttor in tempting arr., most
saturday afternoon ANA evening 10
"a" vacant sior, room. al2 west Cru-
'rHl avenue. Tho Young lad ct tao
University dosirc to aId thc VARSITY
h' r." bail team iu 20 material way rs
wei as by word of mouth. ana for
this purpose ar. planning p gala dag
m the DtH Whom ,iuz.ua VIII have
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-10
Personal Mention.

a." Irene HopHlns Lett Monday
evening for California Go spcud the
summer months on the coast
Mis- Ruth Iaughliu uf santa T.,
'''' tlr nrst Of the w.,k for h.f
H"uc Iu The "City OF Holly Fath'
I'. pleasant visit n thi, eity. tho
guest "f Miss Erua Ferguson pur.
I- Hcr soioWn Miss I.nughhn wa,
ih. inspiration 81 numerous social
.uI coon. Zoe her honor
MI ana Mrs Arthur Ey,rrit family
and friends were among the picnic
90. fo On, ~aulas SUNDAY
Nr j Snumquisl post master lt
>'' P'1r", ."it Yesterday morning ior
IIr home 200 dispps, of business at.
if in san Pedro preparatory 40
moving to Albuquerque Co oupar. Ina
business
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-10
t'ristnt simmer

i"' approaching wedding of Mis-.
Ann" li"Ncil To ~. ! -. Schwontkor.
juno J. is 10 be- tho occasion of num-
'r'us "nt'-stato-nuptial glvcties com.
p'm'n'ary To this popular young lady
i"N"fiIr ~ student. church. music
ana social circles. The initial fuuc-
u"h OF IN prc-nuptipl series win bc
hhen shower next saturday nftcr.
noon ai Ga. home oi Mr.. M,sscr ON
H"u'h Arnp street. when Mr.. Goohr.
hE VIII also Dv hostess The Nouug
Iadles OF he Philathcun clas. of mo
highland Methodist church Of Nhi,b
The bride elect ~ president Vul d.
,n' u"n"is VINO viii shower" Mis-.
"""'u WITH good wishes aud linen
Souvenirs of girlhood fricndships
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-10
birtlriny Party.

littlr Miss Erncstina IIuuing,
d'ugh'"r OF Mr.. and Mrs Arno Hun
ing was dignincd ltlo hostess sat.
urday afternoon at Castle uuninp
dispensing hospitality graclouslv To- A
number of Woo friends i'm hopur 40
hc' seventh birthday Music by Mrs.
"N'hahsh was e feature OF tho
N"'hcring enjoyed lbs the company.
th"t preferred. however juvenile
games 10 dancing Ices. cakes and
corrections served IN tho ,inc.cavcrod
hird house on the wooded grounds
was III" closing scene to q hnppy cell
obratiou
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-10

The second n the series of art les
Suns Was taken by the members Of
the Tuesday class yesterday morning
in the woman club rooms. undor
th, efficient direction OF Mrs n. y
Ray. VINO last week organiz.d Ga .
vf' class tu receive instruction IA
painting without cost every TUESDAY
morning Tho paintings resulting
from tho work OF this class viii w..
added 10 the collection for the art
sale hy tn" WomHn's club 10 be hrit
IN November. and IN the meantime
material rs well a. instruction WIN
be provided g. club members free OF
charge with special rates to club
M moerf, another class receives
coaching In painting from Mrs W r.
Lyons Thursday afternoon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-10

Ia the high school. the ward schools
and nu tn. rrivot. s.,o,i, ia. ,,,
set nsid. bv Go,,rnor Ma. -. n.
.,... ''' WI wv
'""'' 81 M"th"rs day vii be
generally observed on Friday MAY
/ ., preceding TIA" official day. Ma, Il
IN ia, first ward s.booI 4, s,,.nat,
'7'''" ''', "'" prepared 'N ~"
'."'"'.' ana principal ir Mo
queen Gray viii address the mothers
ami pl,p,ls nt ,h. v.rd s,,,,,o
tendon, s,.,,i,,.. an -, II,
'"' ""-
'''' VI ''"''''. ih' program 10
iuH ~ given below"
welcome address -,tr,,,pt..,,,, II,
s,.rIi,,.
49,,
10 Pulhi'--br J. Mc-
''"''h GRAY
SONG Miss Lou, Pratt
song ".rb, n..Is. e.,....,.
,.,..l.
u.,,,.tio, ., on. ,..
- y queen stella WIZ
u,,,,,,,,o ~rn, o..
80, |u''h 'l i'',
snn, ~ ,,,tD ,' i''''r'''"''
us i'''u' h"'h'rs tlts' -t.oe
-, an.
min In. -
,.,',.i' ''''" "''''
Hnri,,,n ..r, s,.... ...
p,"h a., ''' ,,'., '''' 80 ''''.' '''
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-10
Mrs. stewart R.ecYet.

\ memorable "Nont 100 'rr annals ol
'h' W {. T I is tho farewell o..
V'p'lph N"stti.laN afternoon at ,..
ho'h" pi Mis-. David stewart comm
u"htafN 10 Mrs Sadie & Nufrr and
Nfh Mary Barnes. stat, president an .
S'''' secretary who viii leave ca.
tlsl oi ncNi week 'p ,,idc in Clov,a
Ne rooms and spacious vrrnndn of
me stewart home wcr, ihrnnr.I vii,
"hlt" rihhonors' alternately "a.
ana sad as the humorous stories that
hdd been rcu'Stod were lnid. and
conversation turned in tho nunroncb
ing departure uf the state onl,prs.
ne rooms were ia-tciullN dressed
w Slo'n"t\ aud numerous pictures ~
Nhl' ribbon horoiuos were seen IN
'n' phllor The ycrania was beau.
tuuliN decorated in white ribbon
slteamrrs ana groauorV thar tWinrd
every pillar ana ma lc a fitting bower
Tor w" gathering ot the ladies who
"nl" IN" white ribbon symbolic nf
purity and temperance.
M's. John Wilson presided al the
organ aud rendered several musical
sclocilons ACCOMMODATING Mrs u
hliIor' who sang several SONGS Ina
splendid voice one SONG LUST "A
"ediNlh was sung specially Tor he
honorees Little Frances Willard
Cartwright delivered a reading ut
captivating manner ON behalf of TN
local union Or Margaret CaitWiipht
presented rlcganl souvenir spuunt
hearing the Indian sWasi.ka 10 AIR
Nuiter ald Mrs. liarnss. expressing
me appreciation of the members of
loyal service and regret at the de.
paIiuro az the state officers The re.
cipients responded with olounenca
ana customary grace Refreshments
Wet" served late IN the afternoon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-10

since assuming charge of lhD state
W G. T. 4 four years apo. those III.
GERS have been Instrumental in IA.
crcasing ihc number OF unions from
three tu twenlv.cighi -Gsd Increase
at more than I've hundred pcr cent
Bciwcon one aud tWO thousand rhf;
dron are members OF the lutal Tom.
pctancc lcglon TWO young pcoIdr s
unions have been organik,I and the
local union has trcblcd in member.
y hin
NcXi SUNDAY evening Mas Nuttrr
ana Mrs Barnes leave ior Clovis.
whore the state affairs win continue
va be- directed After short STAY la
'loNis. Nrs. liarncs viii so io her
former home In Missouri
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-10

Belle Miss Lotto Sincombc. The
Little old Lady Who H. Really a
Fairy Miss Madgc Plnnoy: Jack.
Who is Only "A student Richard
Slmansd. Ogre Harry strong. fr f:
The Little Black Dwarf Albert
Lowrcy. attendants on the princess.
thirty girls. comrades OF Jack. thirty
bows
The choruscs by these attendant !
sre rich IN mcl0ly suited to the
Young voices trained by Miss Stronc
Altogether the promotion exercises
promise to excel even the splendid
programs of former years and the
ihcatcr will be taxed 10 seat the reia-
tlvcs and friends of the participants
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-10

'uwunl inter- hs boon rife in
student circles over tbr Year end os-
say contest at the University Dur
nt Oh" assembly lnur Monda, morn.
lhs 'hc names OF the winners were
announced. Ia thr college of letters
ana arts the FIRST prize was Won by
- oscar Brown In the college Of
'i'hcr aud cngiuooring the first
rlfc was won hS Harold Marsh and
IN" second prizos los Waldo Ar.ns
ana FRANK ~pli2 tn, prizes are
money and handsomely bound books
thAi viii he presented Z" the winners
az ih" commencement exercises In the
opera house.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-10

]
Monday evening In the parlors oi
the Y W G. \ the members of tho
Social Purity league gathered in good.
" numbers 10 hear 70 mastery nd
drcoss ly Mr. VI T. Hickey on "Tho
Value of social Purity to civic Life"
Ihc Close attention at the young Ia.
dies tcsiilios 10 the carncsincss anC
seriousness with which the pur,
ideals OF NE are considered by tn,
ilowor OF Albuquerque womanhood.
The speaker said in part
u Us a we'll known fact that two
people can do moro than one or than
tWo times tho amount of work done
JOS ono Also that four people in unity
can accomplish more than one person
doing four tunes the work, There
Tor" THIS organized body OF young wo.
men viii bo more powerful than ans
lud'NidualistiC cnort could possibly
Dee u II ever the silent powers work.
ing imperceptiblc changes that ~ th,
ttemcrdous force In the world The
coral reefs. buildcd little by little. an 3
siahl" ~ rock founded lands are ~,
result of centuries OF work. The noun.
lalu- We see In the distance Wgrt
once mile higher than nov aud
have been worn away boy the winds ci
aEcs We are now trcnding ON th.
dust of those ages swept from th,
mountain heights The rivers usin1
impcrccptibly accumulate The volume
of water that floods and dcyastatvs
miles al country.
II rs ever the silent power that bn.
comes mighty IN the realm of
thought ami morals II is also true THAI
the silent power Is greatest 10 d.-
complishing good or working havoc
Albuquerque was shocked reccutl, at
the tragic death by fire oi the aged
man In the tent IN the yard 81 thc
postot'lcc Yet. the devastating w0.k
OF the white plague in our mids, is
taking the lives of numbers uf friends
and nelghbors all The time and hule
attention il given TO H.
The heart power of organized cr
fort lies IN the silent unromlttns
work of the forces The sun shines
just ms hot ia winter as in summer
hut it, rays are received indirectly I'm
winter, ana felt less warm So in our
lives the direct influence is strongest.
and often is icll less strong because
the influence Is indirect MANY little
thilgs signify the heart power The
cordially In a hand clasp Indicate
the cordially OF a heart Not tnp
men of strenuous lives like Napoleon.
Alexander are the real heroes OF the
race. but the quiet strength OF Lin
coin, Grant. Gladstone ana the chris; .
have the greatest influence In unfit /
ing the people.
As We hocomr like that which SO
contemplate, the Christ life e. tho I
highest standard on which To HN the I
iaith that Is ever an index OF char /
actcr. Pure thought pure roaiiug |
and the big sister work of this In. 1
siiiutlon are the things thai stamr
he character ard Ia, n TO hlrho, .
plane what a privilege 10 be a bic .
sister TO some weaker. less fortuna g .
girl
The secretary states that this big I
sister work, corresponding tu tho /
big brother" of New York. has been +
established In the Los Angeles ana i
other \ " & homes Ia the Wos /
\ eirl In speaking to the secretary
recently told of YOUNG man in he
ioardng home who expressed great
pleasure in talking with girls who hal
Dee high Ideals ana pure thoughts los.
erred ia the \ " & A.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-10

There's a little lake know where
the water lilies grow
Ana the big. black bass are lcapins
all the timc--all the time
They are swimming In the shadows
Just beyond the grassy shore.
Where the bullirog sounds a melon.
choiy chime, all the time
All the timc--all the time.
When the summers In rs prime.
am dreaming of the sunlight on
the pool
Nhu ] guess III close the Office ana
play hockey" for "A whil,
w W. us.d To Ia the happy days at
school %
bchrihg forCwafnings of summer
Hu'trincss, the lcphryr of Nav ouen
tho upstart rose ard bring to fun
Iiuliion the buddinp desires of weary
commercial aud social dcyutecs for
III" great biooding silcnccs of the
sandals aud the leap of the lippid
waters yelling the festive fish va.
mankind as we'll as Hasculinity re-
spends eagerly to the lure of tho
country, and having also tho smoll
OF The campfire IN the nostrils ana
ia" anglers itch IN the Palms viii
court tho winds uf adversely 40 fhr
cohpleNionl and share IN the gloriors
freedom o. the wild Ero long !,
breeding instruction again business.
social, school and home cares win
81 COW cnt ional concciis fOtswurn. as
the army OF social insurrectos moi.
illheS IN the rondoyouz of the moun. |
iains or tugitivcs from civilization |
satisfy their rebcllious hearts by car. |
wing on lively warfare with m.
adi'aiics Ia the Rio Grande and con. |
tiguOus lakes
In The rock.pilod affairs and stately |
aislcs OF Gods first tomplcs who can
iall 10 feel kinship with all created
things and humility of spirl, In con
temptation OF the matchless hanid
work of the Master Workman tina,
ouildcd the Sandals
Let the people of the east rave
over ia knobs and wales "thai swell
IN iaz> undulations, iush and green"
they are beautiful. pigmy pictures
~ ~ "'' A"'th VI NV Nin'iItdn ut
gallery. several at which could ba
etched Ia one wrinkle GA the 'ace at
III" Sandals. Ilul In the interior "a.
loon oi the wesi--thc rugged ampithe.
alter girdlcd by the colossal geologic
sculpture of the ages are the awe.
inspiring works of the great ar, gai.
l"rl IN which Albuquerque truauis agc
privileged To roam and recover IN,
poise lost la the maddcning whlrl al
city life
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-10

I'M thc OUl r0'IUN" nov t0WUI.
Will occur ihs oNer,s,- .n honor or
motherhood u'Nt SUNDAY afternoon.
Tho spacious interior ol iHr BAN NJ
b. Tilted with seats 60 accommodate,
visitors who win ukolN pru - lr
h1u Co hes utmost capacity patrpttt
music hy the Indian school oapi wIl
h' hoard on the street prior To- the
opening of thc formal program by
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-10
Miss krnnpwnich Hostess.

Yesterday was the thirteenth an-
niVors1rN of the birthday az Mics
Lillian kenponich ana Ia honor ot
Ia" cN'ut into the teens, twelve
young friends making with tna host
oss the magic number OF ar years
were ontortninod ~ the Eemp Yich
home SIS West Central lvep ~. Out
door games were onioXci durily tho
Pheasant hours 90 the ace moon tlii
the announcements for din1 :. Whom
the merry COMPANY gnth1r'd IA 'hr
dining room whore ~" nhl Was
laden with white hlpss pms 81 spiirg-
time and delicacio" tf a ',1hsome
menu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-10
ianlrr llnn,,.

Following the regular session Mon
Gay ''onine. the momb"r- OF Tho
f'uirrn1l brotherhood east Formally
{" the winds ana enjoyed tho pleas
nrcs 81 dancing ana luncheon ulI
lat, hour
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-10

Tho ladies at the Baptist circle Viii
Doe entertained tomorrow afternoon
a. the unmc OF Mrs. liin,s uu south
walter street. Mrs Burton vii
share tho plDasur" and responsibility
"f hostess Win Airs. Hines. After
tho discussion OF the m sisruart proc
sram of The dag led hy Nh Kappoh
p social hour viii be enjoyed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-10
Mrs. Wcnr To Entertain.

MIS- j. ". Wear VIII be hostess to-
morrow afternoon to the ladies of the
Aid society of the Cold ana Broad
way church, the occasion being - 50.
'la' afternoon for the membeis ana
their friends
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-10
Mr.. Mixers l.utcrtajus

This afternoon aud evening az her
home IN old Albuquerque Mrs. NJ. l..
Albors wiz entertain The ladies OF
The Lutheran congregation ana thcir
friends at a social coffee"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-10
Mr. Bridgnan iio,,or.r.

NJ ROY Mcdonald was hostess
Monday afternoon Ca nftcen ladies IN
vit"d to meet her aunt, Mrs. bridge
man of Southampton. Mass. who is
visiting IN the city. cr route from cal
tfnrnin 10 her Nov England home
The most ENJOYABLE feature OF the
day was The interesting "traVelaguc'
hy Mrs Bridgmnn relating expert
"ncos and observations during u re-
cent visit 10 Egypt Mrs Bridgmnn
l. widely travelled aud most enter
tanning speaker In recountlng tho
scenes customs ana experiences Ina
foreign lands ON former visit
here two years ago. Mrs. Brldgmun
addressed the Wnnlun's club ON The
Land of the Midnight sun" The
ladies' privileged to hear her again
Yesterday passed 20 highly instruc-
tive ana cnloyablr afternoon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-10
Forester. Ini,in,c,

Tho catholic f'rHt.rs met he reg
ular session thu afternoon I'm the
knights of Columhua haI for tho
transaction OF routine business and
the adminisirf 10 ai.iriatory
rites 10 several app raHts for mem
borship, Plans 'fo poIns forward FOR
% social meeting tH. HH Wednesday,
evening IN Nav vn.n tho members
viii oc treated to tH. pleasures ct
MAY Festival"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-10
Norman. Stt,I> tIn.s

NJ 3 o'clock Friday afternoon tho
members of tho woman study class
VIII meet boz thu p1siors oi thr y "
G. \. Tor the Biblical stud, conducted
hy Mr.. HUMAN. Tho concluding les
son on Prayer Will be- the topic.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-10
Congregational Ladies' 10 Meet

Tomorrow afternoon az the home cot
Mrs Turnbull, Ao2 South Walter
street. the ladies OF the Congrcga.
fional Aid society will meet Tor IN
REGULAR business session of the month.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-10

This afternoon. at the hom, or ,hr
Rector NrchdDa.1u Warren. tho
ladies of ST. Johns guild win meet
i'r th, purpose of cloctlng officers
inr the coming year.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-10

The ladies @, the Lead Avenue
Methodist church viii be- a, hom, To
their friends next "Wednesday aitcr.
noon Tho home of Mrs G \ Eller
SIS North Eighth street. will be the
scene of the social event being plan.
ned 10y the entertainment committee
OF The aid society
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-10

The memhors of the Tuesday bridg,
club were happily entertained yes-
'"rdaN afternoon by Mrs y 4 Me-
Phcrson Tho customary pas,in.o at
cards onsa ged the attention of the
guests I'll the late afternoon when
ih"v adjourned IT, meet With Mr..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-10

S'orH at the nest ehwcckiy asscm.
bly,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-10

l'''hlH- wv Iidf VII n' IA Az
dress hy Miss Ncll Wotlor librarian
of The city library. the subject being
ot vital interest Ia cNrt, mother and
teacher. Selection oi Books Tor
lhlld NnadnrH"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-10
Woman's Club PLAY.

Literature dat az the Woman's club
n"N Fridat afternoon vii hs dvyotod
to IA" presentation al Dean Howell
onc.acJ larCr. Tho Mouse Tran bg
seven cumcdicuos In club circles
Members and their Invited guests arr
promised rare entertainment aad
laughter ~ generous doses while tho
comedy is In progress. Following Is
l l. L L..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-28
THE SERVANT
THAT'S NEvE-R
OFF DUTY.

Electric service is 81 your complete
command any hour 81 tho day or night.
1t will heat taby's milk i'll an elec-
sric wafer heater in 3 minutes at 3 a.
a., lust as easily as any other time.
No matter when is the hour Of your
need, the electric servant responds 10
stantly. lou can't tire it out.
You may have light, heat, power
one or all-at the pressing OF button.
And the cost OF the service Is vel
within the means OF the average family.
Why not talk to us about wiring
your home?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-28

ntt. 49,.
would be taken this yea., =
too much business before Council.
After further Interchange Of views
among members, en- motion OF Mr..
Ogden the report Of the committee was
laid over until the next regular meet
ing Of the board.
The Aldermen after concurriug in
the action Of the Common Council on
stack OF papers which had been sent
in adjourned.
COMMON COUNCIL
Mr. Birrell introduced several reso-
buttons among them, one requesting
the committee on light to take up with
the manufacture Of gas stoves; the in
troiucti,,n IF gas burning devices into
tina city; one making nine hours day ::
work for street laborers employed OI
the city; one looking to the filling in o
the low squares iu the northeast sec
ton Of the city by hydraulia lredge
and one asking Tie ceding by the FED
eral government Of the land nov beinE
reclaimed at Bip,ising cove TO this city
These were appropriately referred
The Alexandria Light Inlaptrl
asked Council to remit the city l:,eis,
tax on the carnival now icing held or
the Fair Grounds. Several members o
Council did not think Council shoul>
do this. Mr.. Williams said the Lgh
Infantry has entered into contrac
under the terms Of which it this tax wa
not RENTED the Light Infantry woult
| have t, pay it, Most OF the member
seemed to think the Light Iufantr,
Eas deserving OF every assistance, bu
that they should not enter into con
tracts coy ,,ing on Council to gran
them special privileges.
Mr.. Smith finally mo:ed that the pc
tition he rot granted aud this va
agreed to.
When Mr.. Birrells resolution rel,