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Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-03-24
BIG IMMIGRATION
MOVEMENT UNDER WAY
INCOMING TRAINS ARE LOADED WITH
PROSPECTIVE SETTLERS WHO ARE
COMING TO STAY.

Those who filed on lands during
the months of September and Oc-
tober, together with many who
filed previous to that time and I'M
der the provisions of the Gamble
law would not have to begin resi-
dence until May IS, are neverthe-
less taking advantage of the for
ward spring, and are arriving dali
ly with their stock, household
goods and farm machinery, pre-
pared to begin farming operations
without any ceremony or delay.
They are now coming in at the
rate of from one to three day and
fully as many go on through to
Firesteel and the country in west
of Isabel. In addition to those
who come in immigrant cars along
with their stock, the coaches are
crowded every day with the wives
and children of the immigrants,
the prospective homesteader, re-
linqtishment purchaser, investor
and last but not least, detach-
ment of that hustling, busting
army of travelling men who are al
ways ready to take an order for
anything from box of toothpicks
to a steam breaking outfit.
There is one sure thing and that
is that people who are coming here
intend to give the possibilities of
this new country fair trial. They
are coming, bag and baggage.
They have burned their bridges be-
hind them and mean to make a
success of it or walk back. This is
the spirit, when mixed with a little
good judgement, always wins.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-03-24
FOREIGN OWNERS OF LAND
Are Not Allowed In State Of okIaho.
ma-Some States Limit an
Aliens Holdings.

Several states of the Union spc-
officially prohibit foreigners from
owning land within their borders.
In Oklahoma it is prohibited alto
gether. Other states allow natural
lied aliens to own land and those
who have declared their intention to
become so.
This is also the law in the Dis
trict of Columbia. Nevada makes
no restrictions as to foreigners OK
cept Chinese, who are not permitted
to own land in that state. Some of
the states, including Indiana and
Iowa, limit the amount of land an
alien may own to $50 acres.
In South Carolina the limit is 500
acres and in Pennsylvania 5000. In
New York and Texas the laws are
similar in their effect to the law re-
Gently passed by the Japanese diet.
This law restricts the ownership of
land in Japan to such foreigners as
come from a country which extends
similar privileges to Japanese resi-
dents, says Case and Comment. The
operation of the japanese alien land
ownership law it is said, will not
materially change the status OF
Americans in Japan in the matter
If land ownership. Under the terms
If the treaty of 1894 citizens of each
country may own or hire and occupy
houses, manufactures, warehouses,
shops and premises in the country
IF the other and may lease land for
residential and commercial purposes,
but the treaty does not confer rights
10 own or hire agricultural lands.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-03-24
PLANKs SO FEET LONG.

Employees on the Lehigh canal on
Wednesday unloaded a carload Of
white pine plank in the Central rail-
road yard at Weissport, each plank
having the great length of 50 feet
and every plank without knot.
These are the kind Of planks out Of
which canal boats are built at the
Weissport yard. They came all the
way from Seattle, Wash, and it is
said that the freight on the car is
Philadelphia Record.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-03-24
A PRETTY COMPARISON.

Daughter-But don't intend to
marry yet; want to study.
Mother-Absurd! The men will
only think less of you in the end if
you know much.
Daughter-Oh, now, mamma, you
always expect other men to be like
papa.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-06
NcMcll.ann,laiclh Mnrrinrc.

Preceded Jog s,rir, ni notable trs.
I,r.,- ana tY nr sIc..,d,d by hfr-
ump felicity th. l.tuUl that occurred
1' 1Ut past con-, u.clu'k this after
noon t' tn, homo Of Oh, BRIDES par.
'uts Nr and Mis- Goore. Campbell,
is Cd rod letter even, 900 Albuquerque
.p..,tN int,r,srul an unusually
Wide circle coli friends uf the prlnCi-
pals Urf'ro Rev " D.. Warren uf
So J'hne Er.Hupa. church, Mias
Josephine Campu.'a and Nj Benson
NcV,N puEhtrd their rotH in the
presence al thcir relatives.
simplicity and soIcmu.tv cha-ac-
t,rix'd the appointments and ever
Impressive ring service. The fair
beauty OF 10, br.d, was enhanced by
ia, white crepe meteor bridal gown.
mad. princess with umpire bodice.
trimmed with rare purhcs- lace and
chiffon scarf Rrsidcs IN, family of
t1c hr,d. were present NJ. and Mis-.
a. NJ Fornkcr, unele ana aunt of Mr
%,Nrli. and Mr. ana Mrs John Marsh
of santa 70. cousin. ol thr EtopEi.
The urNiN Wods lcft uu the 1ftrr-
noon traja for Colorado cities 90 Doe
absent about month Aftrr October
FIRST Nj aud Mrs. Nowrli W.ll Doe 40
homo to their friends at inc homo of
Mr. ana sire Cnmrn,d t2t Nprth
seventh street
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-06
handkerchief shnwcr.

Tn, .n.' and ono of the h1ppirst
parties complimentary 90 Mi-. Ma
donna Rankin trJnsrIr,d yesterday as.
tcrnoop at ti, hum, Of Miss Beatrice
Sl.ight ON south Edith street H'uc
was the color note of the ornamental
ton developed in bin" Jstors. Six
teen girl friends assembled about the
hrilr to he. expressing wishes Tor
joys. regrets 10 lose her companion
ship. and presenting "a varied assort-
m,ut OF hand made uandkrrchicfs. as
contributions To the trousoau, \
l.athrr-h bound book with bl1nk pages
was passed To- each guest and the Ia
fprIt' recipe for table dclicact's in
srtlhcd rs each one.
Tho complied cook book made =
most valuable gift 10 she hnnur'" Who
cXprossri nor appreciation and sense
90. its value us friendship token p'
wen as practical worth iu IA" new
home Tho IuVii,,s we're Mrsdam"s
- J Rankin, Ilorb,rt Rankin oi sill.
y,r City Misses Madonna Rankin.
Juanup Rankin. Zc'p Wa1kiu Mrs
L,3tn-d ui l.lNr,uer Kansas. Mrs J
q Hanuum. MI Thomas Hughes
Mis- ward Mills ut t.'e Angeles, Mrs.
ward Anderson. Mrs Fgcd pciiti
Mrs John Mordt Mrs Chester Goes
Miesc. Eleanor Gilmore. Mildred an.
moro 81 Lawrence. Kausa. Josephine
Mordy. Groc" Mordy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-06
WEALTHY AMERICAN
is SUSPECTED
'r'hch Government Thinks Rich Art
'"nnoi-s7r l. Person Who Stole
Famous "Nona lisa Painting.

New Nurk Sept 9 William Loeb.
Dr.. collector uf the port ut New YORK,
has announced that Jn American art
r"un"issour nov Hu Europe rs under
Surveillance ny foreign agents ~ the
luitrd states, cooperating with the
frcnrh government in the search for
tn' picture, Mona Lisa Leonardo
d' NinD. masterpiece. which disnp-
p'arrd from the Louvre in Paris ten
days ago
Further than the knowledg. that
the American undcr watch Was In
Paris go the umc or the pictlrp's dis.
appearance and was an Intense I'D
mifr" ~ th" Painting. There is moth
ing to connect him with the case. MIR.
l.uth said
The COLLECTOR declined tn make
public his name. hut said that he Was
a resident of western cts
"iiis presence in Paris ut IA, tme."
Mr. Luch SAID may %, purely Coz
Incidence We are informed that he
was apparently close student ct the
painting and talked 20 great deal
about a. D. was expected he would
reach Sow Nurk yesterday on the
Kaiser Wilhelm g. but be- was not
aboard inst heard Monday al the
watch placed On hiul
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-06
WHAT SAVED
HER LIFE
Mrs. Martin Tells About a Painful
Experience that Might Have
Ended Seriously.

Rivesvillo. W. Na-Mrs Dora Martin
in a letter from Riyesyille. writes
For three years, | suffered with wo.
manly troubles and had pains IN my
back and side wa nervous and
could not -leep al night
The doctor could not help me. lie
said would have 20 be operated on b
fore could Eet better. thought
would Try using Cardul
Now, | am entirely well.
am sure Cardul saved my life.
will never be without Cardui I'm my
home. recommend Il TO my friends
For ATTY years. Cardui has been 70.
lleying pain and distress caused by wo
manly trouble. n viii surely help YOU
II goes 20 the spot--reaches th,
tgogble-relieYes the symptoms. aud
drives away the cause
n YOU suffer from any symptoms OF
womanly trouble take Cardul.
Your druggist SELLS and recommends
1t. Get a bottle from him today
Nh Wrts o.. Ladies Advisory Dept. Chats.
roug4 hedslne u tinuanoaEa. lens fur NfirrtL
Hslrtrhoiu, ana u page tunA, hemr ifsataisn
iof Nsmsn. sani 70 sisil ~isppsi, VA issssst
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-06

To the very day ol the wedding tho
functions iu honor of Miss josephine
Campncld have brru continued. The
last aul one Yi thc pr'ttiost was the
morning parJy yesterday st the bor-
drrs home Misses Frances and IT.
enc Bord,fs returned the day before
from several weeks visit Co the Pa
cinr coast. hut awaited themselves Of
the last day btturs me wedding 10
entertain for this belle OF the younger
est. sixteen intimate nt Miss camp
mold constituted tho company at IN"
delightfully."- Informal affair ~ usual
n this artistic home tl' udornmrnt'
Verc notably tasteful and on this or-
castor pink and white carnations NIL
cd every available space. The break
fast table was floral poem IN pink
and white. and when. W eleven
o'ciock 10 was circlcd by the society
buds In their fetching summer irocks
the seen" was most ploaSiug The
feature In decoration and pleasure,
however was the shower" that oc-
CURED in the parlor soon after the
company assembled. suspended from
the chandelier was a floral purasol
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-06
's'--~'~-.f ~~@ ~ - ''ssafy-s~sssr-sN
SECRETS TOF '!FALL
FASHIONS OUT 3
Carefully Guarded Novelties
in Wearing Apparel Kept
From Counters Till Later
Surprises Are Promised.

NcN YORK. Sept Tile Summer
season has passed its climax and. al
though il is sull vurm and the light
est summer toilcttrs are sim so1Hon-
able. the thoughts of women begin 90
turn toward autumn and the surprises
In fashions which IL MAY bring Tho
regular fall fashions VIII not hc d.
vulgcd until later when teasing
houses have their autumn openings,
but the hate summer models az" iull
of hints oi things Go come ana new
materials ana trimmings are already
displayed IA the vhuloshl" houses
and oven in some of IA" most pro-
grogsivc r,tIil shops only few of
these new things. however, az" allow
I'D 90 reach the counters. The others
are guarded from the public eye until
the actual opening of th" fan season.
and new impurtauons are coming IN
daily
II one may judge los the imported
SUITS up to date. the tWo-iaccd ma
tcrials are 10 Doe mEch in c>idcnc"
both ~ silks and wunlcns. one can
find these effects In an weights from
| SOFT heavy. reversible cloths Tor moo
tor or polo coats 90 the lirhtcsi OF
sorR.s ana the suppl"st al satins. Just
how thcs" materials win h' used re-
mains To- be- seen, though in conn-c-
tion with tho cuV"r-al coats the rid.
| dlc IS easy 90 read. for already stun.
/ ning coats fH>hiuncd from the douhl'
faced s,ufis are uu view. and tor that
/ matter models in such materials Wcr,
! launched last suriur
SOFT neutral tome, often hatr rr.
verse sides boo brilliant color lud IA,
bright green CO.. blu, ot rrri., 90 CO...
| Ingc shows ice cuutrs. cuffs, etc
smart coats ar" mad" NO. too, in Once
tone polo cloth 1r smiur material
backed with white. hug, white oot.
lar being chic ANA br.umug 10 not ar
srryiorIbl" as one OF 70 darker hu".
checked cifr't# uru much U.rd Cor
'no reverse sid, ut plain tome Wool
'ua ln some gas's me whole coat
is really reversible
What has been said 10 inc ho'viot
coat materials appN,l as Wpu Co "a,
lighter weight doubled faced cloths de-
signed Tor suit purposes The colog
combinations u these double. faced
materials ar" .Ntrcmc, varied and
often strong OF contrast
Just what tho autumn season viii
have 20 offer In rolors cannot u. stat
cd now II hardly seems possible
that there are variations siu tu br
run upon the primal lines bat Their,
may De slightly diftcrcu, nuau,os 90
we'll known l!nos ana when tho sct-
son is well along one or lVo snad's
viii, oi course become enormously
popular The scilows aud tho various
tones of beige, champagne, etc.. have
been gradually claiming place high
on the color list this sum meg. and O.
correspondent well informed ON tho
subject writes that at least two uf M,
famous Paris dr,ssmakrr> are akiug
up these colofs with enthusiasm for
fan uses
Just what Vill Doe done with tho
taffctas which have come u5p ,m-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-06

be- th" palladium of tho city and
dreams OF tU dN when coming
with IN. sun Moutczuma should de-
s"'Id Ds the column of smoke whose
roots they fed. ana should Hl the
shabby little "vstur,' with e glory
tkr that In 90, wilderness tanoruacl"
where NOR, avm pillar ot smoke
shadow I'd the mystic ch.ruhim."
'ifty year. ago, tho seant number
uI N2tycs lett u,ylsiou,i th, remnant
ui th" Mnutrzumas or children ct
the sun Ca abandon their houses
and I,1lou.y guarding 'h, sacred
hro carried DO O. th, pueblo or J,mc1
where thrir own Language ana Dus-
toms are Nct preserved boo th. snol
tomu.u oi mighty prupI,
\ sIrnng, iuilhlm,ut of tur ptoph-
ccy of Muut,luma was tho invasion
Of tine Army ut the Wr-f' under
General Eo,rncy and the sacred tree
nt rocos Na- .,Iod uu th, march So
sUrt, g.,
Atl'r 90 weary season OF waiting thc
body 1f Nztres followed Goo the dirrc-
ton "i their immortal prince go the
south. 1rd In i3ai when they arrived
un thc border. eft Lake Tczcuco. hoy
s9V an eagle resting on e cactus and
Hrt'pIug in his plou- writhiug srr-
p'lt This h.l been iorotUld % their
priests a- "a, -irn Tor the choosing
of tho sjt, Tor thnlr great city. ana
tine Cliy co. Muutr1umH, Mexico City.
surJng into existence. Despite the
faot that history records Montozuma's
death soon after the conquest of his
city h> Cortcz, thr Aztrcs cherish the
EIn GOO ta,,r Gud-urinDo and took for
his return 60 redeem h's people Ran
CROFT SAWS "Dur Pueblo sentinel climb
ing th. hpusc-top Jt p,eos looks oast-
ward from Suuti Domingo uu the Rio
Grudr. %, tuu. waits iur ih" hoouti-
rul feet upon tn, mountains lud the
plume oi him
'Who dw,lt up u The yellow sun.
Ana snriuWing for man despair
Sid by his tr5ilug yellow hair
To earth Go rule with love aud bring
Tho hl,ssedncs- uf peace.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-06
Home Wczlding.

At eight o'clock this evening at
the nom, OF tho brides parents. MI.
and Mrs. D. J Rankin. the eldest
daughter. Miss Madonna Rankin. vIl
be- united u Wcdlock tu Nh Albert
Learned of Lawrence kan,os H..
nrru1W Tulhcri ui the Cungi, gntluI-
.o! church N.N preside at tie uupual
s'fvicr. during which thc bridal Dou-
pie VIII be- attended Bog Miss m1niJ
UrnkIu. sister u h' bride aud Mr.
Harry Davidson of san BrruItliuu.
Cal. e eol'g. chum of ia. groom
Thv numerous ml,tpus Of NuIrH
Miss lauhu BEATS been thr inspiration
tn" last weeks huy, accorded uith the
plan. fuf the wedding. and the pay
ties have. most uf them boon set boz
yellow decorations us pr,lud, 90 the
color symphony 90 roach tho fullest
measure BOO tho floral ,mu .lishmcut
on tho ,y,ntfu night
TN" spacious rooms and receipt ON
hail OF tho Uuukin aomp ~, uEluW
with yellow blossoms md trailing
grcru'ry seeming the ait with ,N.
otc perfume and forming b,aulI.
iul background fpr tho solemn y,rr-
iflfilIN ''l.''Hh .IlR wv I''iNi IINIllt ttI
season tor their new home iu OkIn-
homa wuer, Mr. Learned b. civil enc
siu'et uu the th,ur,Nair. oklahoma
ANA r'Na. railroad
Tho uroy,tblol hospitality 1f the
Rankin home ls again demonstrated
this week Whom o., nous, party OF
twolS" uui pf town guests are sharing
ben On" happiness and Festivities Incl
dent to tl" occasion. Mr.. Learn d
OF lsvroua, Kansas. mother OF ihf
groom. ha. uccu q quest for O. fort
night MI Learned. tl, huppy pru-
cdiot-to-ho arrived Monday with his
gro"usman M. HAIRY Davidson ot
S.u GrrnuidIuo. california Mis-
HutHftus. ui Wuuousburg. Missouri,
ami Miss clair N'lsou of L,dycu-
worta K1nsae have also been house
guests Tor several weeks Nj. and
Mrs Herbert Rankin and little duugh-
ter Alice lI,rbrrtu OF silver civ. and
Misses Eleanor Gilmore, Isabelle Gil-
more, Mildred Gilmore of Lawrence.
Kansas. lrr also here for tho w,d.
dius
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-06
Dance a Ma,onle remnle.

The Sept .mbor guyrtics have uccu
auspic.ously ushercd IN hy the Ma.
sonic club recognized leaders ct Al.
huqucrquo society since the demise OF
'h" late. Ian ufod social department
az the Commercial club IN" dance
and card party Mondav evening was
All thai could Dee desired by dance
hungry Young pcopie and card ou.
tuustdt's ,t more spdate wears 81
NaWuh orchestra provided the nsPit.
alton iut thc dance aud on the CLASSY
.loor of the great lodge room the min.
utcs were licked on In graceful meas.
uro ill past midnight InterspcrsIng
me numbers ana Inc games OF cards
wac The yuloymcn, or refreshments.
hI gentlemen OF the club rcspou.
sihlc ior The anair are Messrs Cias
ChndNick Gu, summers, n T. 4
John ON. Dr g. Il Conner
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-06

Mr. and Mrs. John MARSH of santa
Fc arc arrivals from the Ancient
Iiiy" for the purpose OF attending
th" wedding OF their cousin, Mr.. Ben
son N"wrli who Wu. married to MIas
Josephine Campbell this afternoon.
Mr.. Marsh Is surveyor general oi the
state
Airs Lille y, Campbell ana Miss
Campbell are Sew YorK"rs who arr
rived yesterday Miss campbell viii
attend th" University Of N,W Mexico
during the winter
Misses Eleanor Gilmore. isabelle
Gilmore, and Mildred Gilmore atriN-
"a tho first Of The w,rk from Law
renee, Kansas Co be- present an tho
nUptial ceremony of their school
lriund Miss Madonna Rankin. Tho
Misses Gilmore are mombcrs or the
house party at thr Rankin home this
week.
MIR \. j. CAristoph.nc and lttl"
daughter Dorothy viii return from
Michigan this evening Though not
entirely 49, A. the little one ls now
ahl" to travel ana eastern physicians
hDlievr the New Mexico 1ro,zco viii
RESTORE hgr health.
Mrs. \. g. shupn ami Miss La
Chorlc Shup, win leave next week
FOR southern California. whore Miss
IA rhnrle win enroll as % studcnt NJ
the college ~ Fine Arts in mo rni-
yorsitN OF southern california.
Miss louise Zilhoon,r daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Scoflock loft saturday
evening tor IN Paso 20 remain FOR
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-06

Miss Amelia NOZZLE. 90 society belle
of SAINT, Re ana other cities iu New
Mexico, including Aibuqu,rgu,, was
tn" honor guest at doIphtlul card
part, and lawn fctr saturday evening
whom Miss Lillian uesscldou, her hos
tess the week past, entertained thirty
two ui Albuducrquc's social Ights.
with characteristic grace. Pulor
games of hridrc and i've hundred WAS
tho diversion OF the for evening.
superseded boy informal m'rrNmaklng
uu the lawn. plcgsingly lighted 20, the
huul glow of myriad japanese lam
terms. Under the lrafy canopy 81
spreading trees the long lunch table,
dressed In stately clusters Of dulliJs.
golden glow aud wrcaths of src,n,ry,
WAS "n thing of beauty and Joy
forever" Those Indebted a. Miss
Hcsscld,n for an evening of rare
pleasure are Miss Amelia MoFlc,
MT and Mrs. Roy Stamm. Mr. and
Mrs Raymond Stamm. Mr. aud Mrs.
Thomas DannhN MI. ana Mrs Tho
mas kolohvr Jr. Mr.. ana Mrs Au-
drew Ferguson, Misses Margaret
Kclohcr EuEcnla K,lfhcr. Gertrude
Walker. Dolly McClclIn. Gladys
Mandcl. Eileen McMilcn. Dolores
Huning Grncr llorrndaile. Ernn Fer
gusson. Mildred Fox Polly Wilson.
Trndir Wilson, Ethel saint. Josephine
Campbell, EloIsa Yrrsarri. Charlotte
lrmhkc. Mcs-Ts. Lawrence Loo. Gil-
lgttc Cornish Charles lemhk".
Ira RoldI Harold nm. Henson New
ell, Dr Mason. Rogers. william
Wroth. william Mcmillan, Louis
Louis Gumhner Ernest I.andolH, WIN
White. q. Divine. James Hunbcll,
Torhort Asscliu. Elwood Nhright,
Gumhinrr, Ernest Landoln. William
Car pav dsou, Bort Skiancr Robert
Crews, James niho ~ Bcrnalll'o
The hostess was ohlv assisted I'm the
entertainment ~ the company nv
NJ lssrs Rornice tIossoldcn, lauren
Asscln and pearl Corson
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-06

The lawn party habit has come Ia
stay The latest moonlight lantern.
light arair occurred Monday evening
a. the home of Miss Ilulda N'Olking
1o5 North Eighth street The company
represented TWENTY-FIVE Christian En-
dcayorcrs at the Presbyterian church
The lime was i'm partially divided he
tween the parlors, dcCked In golden
rod and the lawn lighted by Japanes,
lanterns aud a new moon.
In the shadowy recesscs OF the lawn
was seer VINO read the palms and
the past, present and future OF in
quisltiyc fortune seekers" Lunch
hOunftul aud tasteful disposed at
by the company was the last and late
act ut the social story
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-06
When Is d partY2

~ body have q party
should She STAY M hDmc?'
Is the refrain several Highland lasslcs
sang Monday afternoon. Several
school mates conceived the plan TO
have "a surprise party on little Miss
lialal Cairns an her twelfth birthday
Monday Mis- earns became a ioyai
confederate ia the plan and all wcnr
merry as marriage bell"-fOr time
aut there occurred another demons.
lratiOn thai 'ihc BEST laid plans OF
mice aad men Jul maidsl an may gam.
asloc In order that She honoroc
might know nothing about the affair
ur Preparations therefor. she was in.
yitud los an ucighborhOod ally to
spend the da, aud left hone In the
forenoon Then The rooms were oN.
Quisltcly decorated IN pink and white
carnations, the banquet table snrcnd.
holding q magnificent birthday cake
ana twelve candles. garlauds of smI
laN, and clusters of carnations in PINK
ANA white. A. . go the guests, soyea.
teen strong. laden with birthday me.
mcniocs, marched IN boiY 10 the
home 20 storm The Young hostess She
was nor In Nut was expected mI
meutarily The moments slipped By
She could not be reached hy tt,e.
phone 4 messenger sent for her
brought the news she had accepted an
invitation 10 go auto riding Tor tho
attcrnoon Al b O'Clock the Young
hostess returned snd found the com
pany cgsagcd In the games she should
have directed Indeed she was sur
prisod Aud "all's well that ends wei
anyway The guests had that much
oS ra fun aud music, because they
prolonged the roycl till Z instead OF
a. clock
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-06
card Party for Miss campfeld.

Another antc-mattiWoninl afaii IN
honor of Miss Josephine Campnold.
who this afternoon became MRS Hen
son Newell, Ras the afternoon a.
cards Monday when the interior at th"
Mclaughlin home Was made hand.
sumer than ever with pink and white
flowers aud Mrs ] T. Mclaughlin
entertained twelve GIN friends of the
hrido.cleci That ioypruyOker and
sal" aud sane medium ior ih" eN'
change oi advice, five hundred was the
pastimc To Miss Gertrude WaiN-i
ana the honor guest prizes ~cr"
awarded tor skill
Among he great variety OF sweet
scented pink and white blossoms
adjoining the rooms and lunch table.
the gorgeous pink dahlian were con
spicuuusly beautiful
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-06

Ings aud gifts Tho latest of these
Vas u linen shower" saturday even.
ins when a summer bride. Mrs Joseph
Nhiiositcs tncc Miss May BracketD
was the recipient OF numerous giits
ut linen Ion The furnishing OF her
new home The guests and donors
were the Daughters OF Rcbckah who
presented themselves uuannouuced at
'hr home ol The Whitrsidrs now rC.
siding with their parents. j02 south
lirOadwa' During a nomcntary an.
s,ncc from the room Of The honoree
the guests draped ana hurdeued every
RECEPTACLE ~ he room with the linen
gifts. Surprised pleasure was naturally
evidenced hy the recipient on her en-.
trance The happy evening was tea.
lured with ieast before the depar.
tdrc OF the Rehekahs Mr. and Mrs
Nhicsides will bcgin housekeeping
soon