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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19
Labor Eestival."

Exceeding even the tondcsi hopes
ol the promoters In pleasure and prot
g. was the Labor Festival last even
Ing Ia ne Christian church when the
volunteer "laborcrs" assembled for a
jolliGcaiion and recital Of their labors
in earning dollar each to reduce a
church debt The committee on deco
rations had dressed the interior OF
,.tc church in beautiful arrangement
of white carnations purple lilacs and
prccnery augmented by strcamers OF
the prevailing colors. white and pur-
pie Nh Wear presided over the ren'
ditiuu of the program, including music
aud readings as well as most interest
iug stories ~ the laborers. Miss
Jannot Frances Hin read Bobby
Shaftoe" In excellent style that car
riod her hearers through all the "a.
poriences OF the young hero. Mrs.
Carnes sang song OF the spungilme
in sweet voice accompanied bN Miss
BiNler The Rrihi orchestra of tour
picces rendered TWO splendid insiru'
mental selections ana contributed IN
great measure so the evening pleas
IRE I'm the experiences related by
hose who had pledged dollars by
,hcu own handlwork u developed thar
on deacon had earned q dollar by
STAYING away from The Elhs' show
.ln account of sickness in he Family
and 10 had been SO great 4 sacrifice
he considered h "A worthy Offering
Another deacon had borrowed dol
lar from his wife on" lady made
cakes. another mended hose, another
made candy. another made aprons an
other tended babies. cic 20 earn The
dimes Tor their pledges Many eN'
pericnces we're told IN verse, ingenious
and clever The prize, a book on
Evidences OF Christianity was pre-
scnted jo Mrs Iamkin Tor the best
story of labor The donor was Rev
~ = Williams
Punch was served throughout The
evening bv the refreshmcnt commit
tee. and hooth OF home made can
dies was presided over by the "klns
DaunhtpTs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19

been given siNty-hVc concerts boy the
company. com posed ct Mrs Forest
Cartwright. reader aud imp,rsouatui
Miss blanche port,rhcld piaulstr
little Dorothy CartWrigr' reader ana
MIR Forest Cnrtwright. baritone singer
and viulinist Advance cug1g'mcnts
49, booked for Mcdford. Ashland.
Portland aud other cities Zoo oregon.
spokane. seattle. etc. etc. in WASH.
pgton this sp ng and a route through
the principal cities 90 canada the
coming SUNNI The members of The
company are reported moving splcn-
dtd health and spirits ANA having the
pleasure OF meeting Nluuuerqucans
everywhere th.y eo
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19
.lnNcMilc l.gs Hunt.

Tn wHchrraft of nocturnal fairies
wrought for the express h,uciit oi the
Younger contingent ui So Johns par
ish accustomed u gathering at the
home 90 Mrs Forest on Kent Avenue
Mondal afternoon. Rabbit eggs and
mul,i-culorcd eggs galore were dis
covered by the juvenile hunters. VINO
explored every cranny Of the grounds
in search of the Easter souvenirs.
The hostess was ably assisted IN thu
entertainment OF the happS littl"
guests hv Mrs lNnns and VI ss"-
jerks aud NcNhal, as we'll ~ Rev.
warren. who was "a. moving spirit
of the irolic from the time the merry %
makers assembled ~ Robinson PARK
10 the last scramuir foi eggs ths, re-
suited "a the ir.le basket cot candy
eggs for the most persistent hunter.
A tuothsomc r"past was enjoyed hy
all before dispensing.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19
0.N..tgtstllstlt~.

fnu cupid bias NOT D'rn idlo during
the lWot of L,nL is evidenced by
tne announcement OF cng2g, mcnts
and preparations ~ some half dozen
NhuIucrGucans FOR matrimonial ccrc-
monies t. occur tins spring aud 800
The nonth ~ roses. Thu announce
mont ~ tlc oppr"d,hle marriage Of
Miss Ncnl Mun@un o. NJ Ciinnrd
Hayden ~ pleasing news to thcif
friruda whose names are legion Miss
Alma Howcl aad pr. J O sc.uNcutk-
.r win bc married 100 June Miss
Murgarct Plei of Racine, WIS. viii
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19

Perhaps me- mcrricr party ever was
seen than IN. gathering sunday ai-
tcrnuon In the Wuodsy sardcns of
Castle tuning when the echoes rang
win tn, laughter of children. Wild
WITH delight over the excitement or
the hunt for rabbit eggs. The little
NJ issos T. ncstinc ana Jane Huniug,
daughters pf Mr. aud Mrs Arno Hun
NIX Wcrr the hustcssts To- thirty little
Ones and aided hy several mothers
of - guests. presided over the pleas
ui, of TIA" day tIat waXeG hilariuusly
"lr"fpl rs til" deep reccsscs of shrub
berry and flower bed Yielded az their
treasures. Flushed ana happy with
the cShiliratiou the cOmpan, 49,
y"mhlcd on tho lawn Tor the culniua-
ton cf the days run To the enjoyment
81 'rccrcam cones.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19

Attuncd 60 spiritual VARIATIONS cul-
uVatcd Ia I"ntcn retirement, when
the heights of the soul were assembled
To- obtain tn. broader vision" So
CiotN must paus, for brief after
math of phiiosophic contemplation
before engaging In TIE rc-adiustmcnt
~ the social mechanism that spins The
multi.colur al fabric Of pleasure.
Viewed in tn 'onGmblc' tlc So
called "frivolues' assume dignity
and usefulness ~ the great economic
SCENE wherein these gaActies are
diHc, rncd 10 BE- the maiuspring. q
,r mism and ltruism moving the
entire social machinery 90 expression
uf rlddncss tnd uuscius IupsS beauty.
600 h. sc'n 10 be- part ct the ami.
versa harmony to which al creation
ru-. pccord-and mere woman is not
orn Justified but gloril"d fur Hdorn-
l',nt Ia aesthetic millinery. Wi,ncss
william Allol whit. Ia Enp"ria Ga
l-ttv1
Music too. dear music toat can
touch
ncyond all c'sc the soul tla, loves
u much
be- conceded log the .a-i reflective
mind To- De che wiugs uf "a, soul
th,r"inrc the r"ndltlons of cNtrdVa-
ganzas. oautains and concerts arc but
expressions of the aspirations hat eel -
~ and idcnli2r soci'tl. llp.inncN
midway between the iutrosp"rtiNr
seriousness uf lent behind them aud
the inviting prospect Of pleasure be-
fore. scientists aud bellies. rrlgIouists
saNants. pcnitcnts and philosopher
faus' an Instant GO agree on th"
Who'll, someone's of social rrNcis. and
descending from tAc pinnacle of con-
temptation plunge eagerly into tho
Turing whiri that ccni'rs the fellow b.
ship and unity nf the human family
Away with snmh"r reflections ana
care VI rthful laughter grcrt- tlt
car the SOY feast of the YEAR ~
spr I'd. ~ith fascinaiing smiles aud
hrWitching wilcs the goddess 90
spr.ngtimc Apprenticeship hail.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19
li.. tiun, ~ ~. Nimccnt-.

~rhc bluSsoming orchard Of - Nu-
cents Academy grounds was tho
seen. ot "a merry gathering Yesterday
afternoon. the occasion being a reN"l
bN thr younger pupils iu ioyiui hunt
for Easter eggs. that We're found in
typical rabbit nests, shcltc ed hy the
ioli. 3, cog shrublrry and spr,nklrd by
scattering apple blooms Mann moth
,rS al ga" ,ouus guests were present
Geo share ih. pleasure of the hunt and
the dclvctuhl, luncheon served JOS The
st,r, ou the i.Nu at the close ot th'
mrrr, making. To little Miss Anna
Sits 0ss awarded prize for being
most successful iu the search fot tru-
uhi,- ot the hunt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19
"I.ilr Mn.nnclnh,ls.

Perhaps mo- fut1r, theatrical pr
local talent IN this vit can attain io
thc standard 90 pure. UnalioNod plu,
ar, and .uprrlatiy, acting present q
for two nights ht MI Brcn's stellar
east ~ The Naspu"radrrs ~.
though She appreciation of the audi
oncc seemed AT high tide the ttst
evening. the appreciation Was " pos
sibic krcncr aud tn laughter m"'e
hilarious last evening than at tho tit~.
performance Inspiring and inirctins
each other in closest touch from the
nist notes OF the orchestra hcraldipg
tn, rise of the curtain tu "a, grand
ensemble scene at the close. Graz
plouSlN responding L. enthusiastic APP
ri1u-r the actors bcamcd their pleas
are ana repeated their spccialtlDs
Miss Constance Abbott iH the leading
roI, ot GLADYS Nandcrgoud evidenced
her careful training ana graceful ease
lot the professional impcrsouator VINO
lives ma the character assumed In
tho rar, charm of flexible voice ties
tho mower that VIII build for Miss
Abbott a greater future even than
That sNperirnCed ia the triunphs Of
th, past Mrs colbert and Mlrs de
TuUiu surpassed the mcritorious
work seen in former thrairlcals ana
won rounds of applause and mirth oy
their Ingenious Interpretations OF
their parts Always u faVorito win
Albuourruqr audiences, Elwood A.
hnght as tho staggering race ,rac',
tout. Nithal having conscientiu's
srrupl,s. was ut his best IN the song,
| "Th.y'rt Ofl." The sinister dynamit-
ar. George Rankn inspired fright IA
every heart by hir villninous visagc
and hoartl,ss plots Messrs. Lam
doln and Gumbinsr as usual were the
star comedians that capped the cll-
max uf the aid,--rrtung mirth rum
ming through each iur Mrs br'n
was .minrntly toe "nit cot inc
evening In hcr chaw.t'i rNrr poo
and graceful dancing thHt morN'" INC
professional artist Tho CHORUS SUNS
ers contributed mo inconstdrt"o'" part
4 to tn. success OF IN. theatrical 'N'l
| exceeded even the tondrst h'I' '''
Widest dreams uf pleasure ih ln'.'
| priv LEGGED Ia be present
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19
MUSIC LOVERS TO
HEAR REAL TREAT
Jubilee Troupe, Most Widely
Known III World Will Ap-
pear at Elks' Opera House
April 81,

Ey special arrangement the VII
lams Jubilee singers, the most widc-
b celebrated jubilee troupe ia the
world, viii appear at Elks opera
house FRIDAY night Aprll IL
This company has Just returned
irom abroad where 3; nas been tour
ing England. scotland Wales Hol-
land Belgium. Germany aud France
Thot wote yightron Nock- in London
where they eav, 1890 performances "a
ths best tnnNu yhcaters. amuns
which Was the worlds famous Cuu-
SCUM.
The personnel of the troupe is as
follows every ou, star
MIR q. D. Johnson first tenor Oyrie
tcnorl
Mr g. y Williams, second tenor
tsiuging COMEDIAN.
Mr. j, II Johnson. basso oth, Y,n
pies favorltc bass.
Madame Virginia Green. urmY
donna CpiNic lands sweetest sips,r.
Madame Annis Hanklct sup.auu
tNoice of sympathl ana -Ncrrncss'.
Madame clara IS Williams ruu-
traffic Cthc Dixie uaiIad siugorl
MADAME Hattic uuuDs p.an'sts
tHlcutod accompanies.
The program consists o' JHhiicc
songs plantation SONGS negro uclo-
dies camp mtrun4 SONGS negro lul-
| Uh1s negro coWt, snugs cabin and
| river songs haiIads. ragumc songs
classic selections aud sac red sougs.
BroukNu', leading divine, Park
er Cadmau. says "lt IL tine best com
pany OF ms Kind / ever heard, and
haNr heard many. The same KIM
OF tcstlmopl comes from W Bryan
ADMIRAL Evans. rN-GoN. rIoch ol KAN
,us. ,N-GoN Euchtei of Colorado and
cN-Guv Hanley cot Indiana.
This WIN bee the opportuuiN of the
| season for lovers of song and none
has tho path9s, power ami melody
of SONG like the nrgro
FRIDAY night April 81 Tickets on
sale AZ Matson's beginning Thursday
morning Secure seats varii
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19
Farewell Party.

Though tinscI with features OF re-
gIei la anticipation OF breaking OF the
ties of friendship The party Yesterday
afternoon NJ The homc OF Mrs Henry
llinta was most ENJOYABLE la every de-
tail Eight intimate friends OF the
hostess had been invited Tor a last
merry making before the departure
81 the hostess Co her for,ner home IN
Denmark. May : High hve was the
entertainment of the day. that closed
with laurels OF victory over the other
players tor Mrs Guy stevens, who re
cciyed a handsome vase An clab
crate luncheon Sue enjoyed near The
days end. Those present were Mes.
danes Eugene WISH Guy Stevens, \.
! johnson. VI Butler, Ida Newlender,
AlDelf, j \ Rrihl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19
tnrrrnI Inpir. ,ins..

Tomorrow evening n ia, room of
the Y. W e. A., the round t,bl mr-t
ot 90. "Curicnt Topics class NII b.
led los Mrs A. b. Stroup and Miss
Elizabeth Tcifor, Whcn current ctrlus
ana current literature will be- the sub-
iccts at discussion. luu,h, dainty
and wholesome b. an "nioyUbl, fe0-
ture or rrsh % the pleasing ana p."f-
liable assemblies
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19
Mrs. por,,r,iela 20 entertain.

Tomorrow afternoon AZ the home Of
Airs -. \ Portcrlicld the ladies OF The
Home ana Foreign Missionary society
~ h. FRS Methodist church VIII
meet for the regular missionary pro
gram and DISCUSSION Mrs David
stewart will be- The leader of the day
Topics for discussion viii be- China
of which stories OF CHINA progress.
siye women will be TOLD and Prob
leans and Policies la the missionary
field that II rapidly extending Mrs.
Tharp viii read paper ON Equip
ment for Missionary Service
There win hc vocal selections ht
Mrs Gruco Miller Mir. Tomphus aud
Mrs r II. Miller
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19

nuni convention OF IN orion or Ran.
way conductors as oniicU delegate
u,m the local lodge Tue oum trip
viH b made VII, waste cities
Nr aud Mira. W. :, ~h .f Yr pen-
trr Woo hnVc been th' .'u-, gd sis
lot Dr ami airs u. " nr.sp. tHr post
week. lcft for their h"m Yesterday
Nh aud Mrs. Joe i'u 'on this
moeuiny Tor santa F.. Vn.r, th, *.
tru,aganzn that has d' SHIFTED N,hu.
ourrpuo audiences TO- 'rH nights viii
b., pr, scented under th. auspices ~
Do. eAntn r. ncnNois.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19
Lutheran Coffee.

ono oI rbr happy GATHERINGS OF The
Wpch wac The social Coffee this ai'.
cuoou % the home OF Mrs Benhke
on South seventh street, when the
ladies OF the Lutheran aid society
were ar homie To their friends These
dslisht.tl affairs usually occur the
first Wednesday in each month. but
Il was deemed advisable TO defer this
meeting tlll the post-Eastcr season.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19
~. Vin,vnts students l'icnic.

Tho irresistible call Of the out
doors and the elorious spring weather
were responsible for the picnic party
of happy convent girls and ihair
chapcroncs who spent the day Monday
ON the banks of the Rio Crandc near
.hc Barolas bridge The pre-. Easter
vacation continuing until yesterday.
the boarding school stud,nts enjoyed
90 delightful holldl, m spreading
thcii luuhc'pn ou CO., urc,u turi ct
the river banks.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19
I,,ru,,ou to Studcuts

pr Edwin McQu"'u Gru rrcsi-
den, of the University IuI Ni. cray
WIN ,rud,r their third tH... .'g,p-
i,on to m. Iudeuu H' and
friends OF the I'nivcrFit 1000 ~ttu dnv
u iiud,N hall On W. .iWH1. Iht
function T. looked forward tu Win
plcnsur,, the annual president racep-
tion ranking among inr MOST enjoy
able of the years actiNIi.,. Nctrosh-
mont~ and u musira' uI.-um WIN
form psIl of thr mi ,rt ..u.ut
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19
Spelling Match.

The scenes OF g. Oldon TYNE" IN
the "Old Red Schoolnouse' will bee re-.
enacted tomorrow evening in the odd
Fellows hall, Whom the staid Mobiles
and kpbekahs lin mp 'or lively
spelling match lur pli2es TO b. award
"a 10 expert urtuugraphians proios
sor CLARK of the lhird ward school
VIII preside AZ sHh0Olnaster and de-
mand obedience 200 The rules. IN toe.
ing the mari" and rclraining from the
chewing OF "NaN while In class An
cptcuainin- program will also be
rendered and luncheon served by the
Rebekahs a. th, close OF the match '
Following are program numbers
Instrumental SDlccti on $50. Orchestra
Reading ....... Miss Clara Wilson
Piano Solo Miss Gertrude Cochran
Vocal Duet Messrs Alfred Rcihl
and Harry Sipng, Jr
Instrumental selection &C.. Orchestra
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19

Gratifying Coz llcir friends ia thi~
city ar. the reports that come from
IN. Cartwright concern company noN
touring tho Pacific coast as thr adj
vance company in . national ly,cum
burcu Thruughont Nevada ans cal
ifnrnh the comreny has been ten.
dorcd continued ovation ana re-
petitions ~ ronocrt~s are often de.
ml,ndcd Co., rHIilurnla there have
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19
University Lecture.

The "rer-C2utennary of the Eng
fish Bible" was The subject OF an ad-
dress 10 The University students Mon.
lay morning when Dr. Hugh Cooper
held The Close attention OF his audi.
cncc In an able and logical exposition
Of The history of - James Bible dur.
ing the past three hundred years. Dis
cnssng the various editions and yer.
SION through which this immortal
book has passed, the speaker proved
i,s authenticity aud divinity IN con.
elusive arguments.
The students viii have charge OF
hc assembly hour tomorrow morn.
ing. and the next lecture will he by
Miss Erna FERGUSON during the as
senbly hour on Monday. the subject
being Florence Of Lorenzo de. Me
dici"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19

~ ul'ur, sitos men apprtites
For things the, Won't digest
WIN lrt m eat Whatt'cr dcligl

~ nature sltcs men upprtites
For Things they Won't digest
Wh, l"t ,m eat Whgtt'er delights
NuI IrI H,t stand the rest
Thr fuI,suIua is tie mott" marx lnE
thc domcsti. science day at tho Wu-
mans elun newt Friday afternoon. and
a., m iu listed for the vegetarian
dIru'r demonstration gives promise
- not oul, dclighting but of being d.
,.etbic aud delicious as wei Mr.
Tp.u. th, leader u' thu day IS con
Nt.seinE from an Illness ana her
pia., may be- filled 10y one OF the
ou.,f members of the committr" ou
entertainment who are NJ sduWci
Itrth, Eiock and Harry strong
THE rcspons. 10 the roll call WV
o.. ideas on co-opcratiyc h0usck' p-
g" fullnwcd bv discussion of this
prugrcHsiNc subject
Following Is Tho menu outlined for
th, demonstration:
L.ntls Nut L"ut
Radishos
whole wheat Bread Butter
salad
banana or Postum coffee.
Preceding tho regular session there
viii oc board of managers meeting
az $50 for the Transaction of bust
.nCSs
Miss GwcndulNn Alien an accom-
plishod viulinist" of chicago. viii De
heard In the rendition of violin solos
preceding the domestic science pro-
gram.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19
Woman's Study Class.

A. so Friday afternoon in HE par.
Tor of the y W & \ the members Of
the Npman's Bibly study class VIII
meet 10 hear the instructor, Mrs Run
yam oxpuund the lesson The Second
Preaching Tour OF the Galilean Min.
is,ry"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19
I,ri,lur Ilnh NI,ris.

Tn, Tucsda, Bridge club was de-
ughtmliy entertained YESTERDAY ~
tcrnuun a' tur home Of Mrs, Il. L.
lIust WHOM ih' usual p1stimr oi cards
was ,niovcd uil Ga, days close 10y
the mcmbcts of This exclusive circle.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19
inI,,rrI InI,igI,i.

var. treat iS promised to those
who attend th. concert this evening
Uu tl, Eiks th,dtir when the Park
COLES, clio ,Iuh viii entertain In the
rlmr rpr ~ ,outiigont Of musicians
touring IA, country under the aus
pieces of Db, santa +, eadIpg room
department.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19

become Mrs. Louis lirooks juno -.
Mise Anna Ncrriman Of Hochest't.
y. y Arrived in the city the FIRST Of
the week. 10y prc.cngagcm"nt TO take
tho n1mc of W T.. Bauer at an early
date not vet announced.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19

Tablets assist nature In driving all ina
purities out OF the system insurins
a fts. aud regular condition and re-
storing the organs OF the body 10
health aud strength sold hy ali DRUG
glsis.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19

mcMb.r ui ihr Young Ladies Sodai'
90, Nill rc.asscnble the hrst 81 ncNt
week. 'o consider plans for the activit'
iss. social and serious for the comin-
season
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19
l.luh 10 Nlcci.

Tomorrow afternoon at the bonn,
"i Mrs Ike Graham the mriNbcrs of
the Thursday High Five club viii re-
assemble after the lcrtcn recess.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19

order oft q delightful social gathering
eliminating ln the enjoy meut OF ices
and cuhv
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19
SeMina Party.

Mrs David stewart was hostess
yesterday Afternoon al her nome on
South hrno street to the ladies OF the
missionary society Of the First Meth
odls church Nocdioworh was the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19
Vouno Ladies sodali,y,

After recess Of several weeks dnl
NO the devotional period of Lent the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-22
Costume, Of Fish Skins.

Costumes of Fish Skins.
Among itfae most wonderful gar
ments worn at. the present day are
the curious fsho skin dresses OF the
wealthy women of the Gold tribe. liv.
ing along the Amur river. East 81.
IBERIA. Though they can neither read
nor write theses people are producing
astonishing ornaments, designs and
embroidery iMorAs ~ Tvs sa
The dress is composed of several
layers Of fish skin. the undermost
representing the skin of the garment
proper. the uppermost showing the
ornaments In their cut-out forms. Be-
tween these two, layers is inserted
middle layer, which serves as back
ground, throwing out distinctly all
parts Of the ornaments. The pieces OF
fish skin forming the ornaments are
generally colored blue. The front and
back of the dress Is adorned with
these cut-out pieces of tsh skin sewed
with fish skin thread.-Christian Her.
Aid 49,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-22

MS hand down in his pocket. When
he brought it up he had Bella's brace
let on his palm, glittering In the faint
light.
Where did you get it?" Between
relief and the absurdity of the thing,
was almost hysterical But Flanni-
gan did not give me the bracelet; in
stead, it struck me his tone was sud
denly severe.
Now look here, MISS" he said:
you've played your trick. and you've
had your fun. The Lord knows it's
only folks like you would play April
fool jokes with . fortune! II you're
the sipsible little woman you look to
coal in the basement tonight, and let
me find IT,"
II haven't got the pearl collar" I
protested. Il think you are crazy.
Where did you get that bracelet?"
He edged away from me, as If he
expected me to snatch it from him and
run, but he was still trying in an ele-
phantine way to treat the matter as
4 joke.
81 found it in a drawer in the pan
try" he said. among the dirty linen.
And if you're jas smart as think you
are, I'll find the pearl collar there in
the morning-and nothing said. miss. :"
So there l was. suspected of being
responsible for Anne's pearl collar, as
II had not enough to worry me be-
fore. OF course could have called
them all together and told them, and
made them explain to Flanagan what
I had really meant by my delirious
speech in the kitchen. But that would
have meant telling the whole ridicu-
lous story to Mr.. HARRISON. and hav-
ing him think us all mad. and me a
fool.
In all that overcrowded house there
was only one place where could be
miserable with comfort. So l stayed
on the roof, and cried little and then
became angry and walked up and
down. and clenched my hands and bah
bled helplessly. The boats on the
river were yellow. horizontal streaks
through my tears, and an early search
light sent its shaft like q tangible
thing in the darkness. Just over my
head. Then, finally, I curled down in
q corner with my arms on the parapet,
and the lights became more and more
prismatic and finally formed them.
selves into q circle that was Bella's