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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22
DEAF MUTES WILL
Sing" NATIONAL
ANTHEM
College Yell Will Be Omitted,
As 1t is too Noisy; Kansas
School Will Give Annual
Celebration.

Oiethe. Kan. Nov. 22.---The state
school TOR the deaf at Olathe Will
celebrate lts sefni-centcnniai anniver-
sary Saturday evening. Among the
speakers are Governor w. Il. Stubhs.
former Governor J. y. ~. John ana
State Senator George II. Hedges. One
of the most rclnarkablc features of
the program will be the singing" vi
america BY more than 500 eeai
pupils In the sign language. 20 the
accompaniment OF q quartet from
the city, which Will sing the words
from behind n screen.
Invitations are being sent out by
superintendent c. u. White. and the
anniversary win present an cxcep-
sional opportunity ~ the outside
world 10 learn OF the work Dclns
carried on at the school. which is an
educational institution IN its broad
ST sense, everyone connected with u
resentlng the insinuntion that il IA
any senne IN charitable. Gradua3cs
who complete twclve-ycar course
are eligible 10 admission 20 Gallaudet
college, Washington. ID. g.. the Onil
college for the dear In the world
students who shOw aptitude Tor
the work the firss year arr tanrni
sip-reading and speech, wAli. those
who do not show special aptitude are
passed on 10 the so-cnlled manual
work. which ccnsistf iu spelling ogt
their words. An erroneous Impress
sion exists ia many parts 81 The coun-
try that deaf children are sent 10 ihe
state school 20 learn sho align lam
guagc. A. a matter OF tpei, tsif ~
not true. The pupils mast spell ou.
each word. unless they are laugnt tli.
speech and lip reading. The course
includes al the usual high school
studies.
The deaf students take a great H.
forest In athletics. The football cleS.
On In one 81 the strongest in the
state, and the girls BASKETBALL team
compares favorably 90 that OF any
ether school In the country Luther
C'Dummy'D Taylor, an aiumnus vi
the school, IL athletic instructor. lie
Is well known in the world % sport
having been on the pitching staff os
the New York Giants from 1900 Gu
1908. HE played this season with
the Buffalo team OF the Eastern
league. being sold during the SUM
mer to Montreal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

The slrat OF the scriea OF parties NJ
which the relatives OF Mins 0runaielc
and Mr.. Rothgcrbcr are this week
mingllng was the happy affair Sunday
evening when Mrs. Bildegardo Drums
field vas hostess at chrysanthemum
dinner. Mr. julius Rosenwnld, the
noted phllanthroplsi Of Chicago, nnd
Mrs nosenwald we're present az we're
other relatives OF tho bride. Mesdames
Austrian and stonehlll OF Chicago.
and Mr.. Albert EiscmAn Of Boston.
The gfoom's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Sam liarrctta OF Denver. were there.
and general family reunion made
the event one OF deepest heart Inter.
est 10 all Chrysanthemuma In pink
and white formed the table and parlor
decorations. their delicate glory being
offset with ropes OF emilax Az usual
Mrs. GrunBfeld proved royal hostess
and the AMIR IN every way most Joy
ful. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Rosenwald. uncle and aunt OF
the bride-elcct: Mrs. Stonehill. Mru.
Austrian, Mr.. and Mrs. sam Harriet
OF Denver. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Grunsfeld. sir. and Mrs. Ivan Crnns.
field. Mr. EisenaB OF Boston, Misses
Reina Grunsfeld. Florence Orunafeld.
Hilda Grunsfcld. Hannah Nusbauin.
Mebsrs. Rothgerber. james urunsfeid.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

towns adjacent 70 Columbia. Two
years ago he earned almost enough
mOBey to keep him In school for .
year through iecturing IN Missouri
towns. lie boosted OF the fact that
he did not have 20 depend on HIS
father for reFsittanees
Wong h president Of the cosino-
politan club az the University Of Mis-
souri,. This club IL made Hp OF eor-
cign students. Often ne entertains
the members OF this club In his room
when he has received some particu-
larry fine brand OF tea nom bic me-
tive country or when from HE father
comes q box contesning Chinese food.
which he himself converts into APP
petixing dishes
After graduating from she Univer-
nity OF Missouri Wong expects to fe-
turn 10 Columbia university FOR q
year and do postgraduate work In
politics. international law and con-
suiar service.
Then" he says. II expect 10 re-
turn to China and engage In news
paper work"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22
GERMANY SCARED
!. OYER THREAT
1t Has Leaked Out That Eng
land Was Already to Enter
Alliance With France Over
Moroccan squabble.

London. Nov. s2~-That England
was en- ihe point Of Kuang TO war with
Germany Ia support 81 France IN thc
Moroccan trouble being now g.ner-
ally admitted. and II bcing generally
kne wn GOV that Tim eoverpmcnt had
apparently consented 10 Russla's al
vance 90 Persia, Criticism has arisen
over the secrecy with which the ma
tlon's foreign affairs are conducted.
particularly since sir Edward irey
Decemc fofeisa aeerstarA SiI Ed
ward hss promised TO make L. parlla-
ntnt November "a statement ui
the nations forelgn relations,
The agiration crystaltlscd into "a
demand thai boih nnrllamcnt aud the
country should Immediately he given
explicit Information regarding the
governments rcecn; foreign dealings.
The revelation In the German
rclchstsE OF the intensity OF Ger
many's feeling against England was
a surprise.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22
CHINESE WRITER IS
IN MISSOURI
He is Studying the Art Of
Journalism at the Univer-
sity Of Missouri and Will
Try II in Far East.

Kansas City. Nov. 2s.--The first
Chinese 20 come 10 America 10 pre-
pare himself In the collcRes and uni
vers.ties for a journalistic career win
be graduated this year from the
school OF Journalism az the unsver-
aity % Missouri. lie Is Hin Wong.
the son OF wealthy tea mcr hant in
New York. when he receives the
degree OF y. s. In J. he VIII be the
first Chinese IN the world 20 have the
distinction Of poeseSsing a college de-
gree IN Journalism.
WONG calne 20 this country In 1905
and Immediately entered the school
y ioufnallsu Rt the University Of
A'anaurl. ilh vacations have been
spent Ia stu1SlnR ana whiting hor
neWapnptfH. chiefly IA a. Louis and
New York. Last yoar ne went 20
Columbia uniNernty IN New York to
pursue speelsl studies IN economics
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

Ind similar subjects bat returned
this war to take his degree. since
his earliest education In Canton II
has been his ambition TO write for
newspapers and to nome day intro
duce the American style OF news
paper work IN his home country. He
has mastered the English language
and although slow IN speech. he un.
derstandB aud writes u perfectly.
No assignment in newsgatherina
given IN the classes IN the Miasour,
school OF Journalism has ever been
too difficult for him. according TO his
Teachers. Often the business men OF
Columbia or the university profess
sors have been surprised In slenciny
up from ,neii work 10 rec Chinese
requesting them for n news story for
the University Missourian or for an
interview. Some expressed doubt Of
his ability and gave the Information
often believing that a misunderstood
or Rnrblsd report would result. But
that doubt was never felt BY TIE
same person more than once. Wonr
takes pride IN accuracy and his mind
grasps quickly those features that
tend 10 make good newspaper
s,cry It's sense OF humcr never
fails him.
American ways sometimes seem
odd To me- says Wong after turnins
IN TO the editor the story OF stu-
dent meeting Perhaps should noi
rut humor into this II 50. please
pardon"
But wong's humor is not Of the
kind tina, offcnds. II generally
plsases
white az columhia university last
year wong wrote regularly for a New
York newspaper tho ncws and dosngF
OF Chlnnicwa including many spe-
clal ARTICLES WhenoHer there wer"
any trAlsbiss reported hy the police
that newspaper sent call 10 the
university for Wong. he was also
elected last year o. editor-ln-chicf
~ the magazine published by all -
The Chinese students ia America. In
III. Louis. too. he spent weeks % his
vacation iinr one year IN an investi-
cation o. the opium dcns and other
places of ,ice which the police ac@
cused the ChlneHc there Of conducts
ing The results or his Investigations
we're Incorporated In articles which
he wrote for ~. Louis newspaper.
Wone has apent much time Ia "a.
study Of the Christian religion and on
special invitations has filled pulp.
and lecture engagements M the small
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

The trlumphal elimination Of the
pTe-nuptial functions that have form
ed a brilliant social prelude 10 the
Observation-Disclosures wedding was the
family dinner at the Alyafado last
evening when Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
urunsield entertained. Covers were
laid for twen,y.f0nr and the table
gloriousiy beautiful in pink aud white
chrysanthe.nums.
but the story IL properly a chapter
In the narrative Of tho wedding which
viii be related IN detail on Saturday
TN then. be paticf Al $50 tonight
The marriage rites are to occur In
TAFT hail. and the ceremony will be
followed by a reception and ball IN
the dining room OF the hotel AZ for
the decorations. nothing ever seen In
this city ~ as elegantly elaborate as
the ornnmentstson for this nuptiai
ceremony. Read a detailed account
In saturdays paper
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

Mrs A. W. Hayden will entertain
the ladies OF tho Presbyterian congre-
cation and their friends tomorrow
afternoon at her home on North Wal
ter street. Tho meeting IL the an
nual THANKSGIVING tea under the aus
pieces OF the Ladies' Aid society. and
an exceptionally pleasant social att
ernoon 10 assured. Violin and piano
duets will be rendered by Mrs
Thompson and clyde Ross. Incident
ally there viii be booth OF home
cooked delicaclcs prepared by tho
ladies and displayed 70 tempt visit
ors into remaining late and investing
In ready-cookcd dainties for the
evening meal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

Judge Edward A. Mann was host
last evening 90 the gentlemen com
pfiAlng tho memberAhip or the Icn
Dons. The guest o. the evening waa
Mr. Barth invited to RAJ the place cf
Professor Hodelns. the absentee nov
In Europe. Al 6. 30 the Dons assem-.
BLEED around the dinner table and for
an hour devoted attention 10 an excel
lent turkey dinner. Later when they
became disposed TO consider serious
topics. Mr.. A. ~ stTOup read paper
rich IN thought that occasioned gen.
cral discussion I'LL the hour for dis.
peraal, which az these meetings &C.
ours regularly at 10 o'clock.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22
Musical EnssrsInsrg psnes.

Eminently succoasfiil WAS the dance
'given Saturday evening by tho New
state Musical Entertainers The ODD
Fellows hall was crowded by dane.
crs In the merry student clique who
have found these dances delightfully."-
gay General regret IL felt over the
announcement that the young men IN
this orchestra have forsworn merry
making In the future and. tili school
Is out viii devote themselves entirely
10 study.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22
Lady paIiimere Cake
Th- Most Popular Cake Fhss scssor

Fhs Most Fcpulsr Css- Tbs. Season
BY mrs. ./aM<f lfckieaeis mn. Editor Of
the Bosios Co0kigg .&kool Aaga-ihS
THIS Is considered by many cooking
authorities the finest cake that can be
made, thvugh in reality Il IL not at all
dificult.
RC LADY Beiiiasss Cahs
One rnp batter; 2 esfs gSaaElatsd
sEear, (ap sgilk' fegsbooNfai S0Ss
naless ~ Skbs Hour. y kssci kfaato0a-
fhks a c Bakisg fe1sdtys VAikeS of6
egys, teaffs d,J.
Cream the butter aud beat In the sugar
gradually. Silt together, three times,
the -four and baking powder, and add
20 the butter and sugar, alternately with
the milk and rose water. Lastly, add
the eRg whites. Bake In thfee.iayefc cake
pans. Put the layers toRrthcr with The
following frossing.
Norr-fhs sake Z a lasRs one and sslis Al
women's hAehanres for q %.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

colncldent with N preparations BY
the Elks Tor the brand ball that Is
10 be the first annual junction dcs-
tined to be a regular celebration the
night OF TisonksElving. Is the un-
wonsed demand iof dressmakcra.
Naturally new gowns are Ia be one
OF the attractions Of the evening.
And the best part OF Il all IL that
everybody IN expected to attend.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

Miss Henrietta Isoebs and Mr.. I'D.
ward Nagel will entertain in Odd Eel.
lows hall on the evening OF Decem.
Der n. the affair 10 be a sentimental
one--to Judge by the name--tor II ID
TO be dedicated 10 young couples. :
OF course old couples are not 10 be
barred but IL 10 requisite that conduct
be youngish.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

zzicf q % gg1Haiesaf fn4af. asa sl.,.s
80 sAssSni act~saiS; 5 81 ~ !. as 49,.
stir the sugar aud water until ths
sugar Is dissolved, then LEI boil without
alifrlnR until the syrup irom 4 spoon
viii spin long thread: pour upoii the
whites Of the cgRp, heaisn dry, beating
eonasantly hcanwlliir. Continue the
heating Until the irosting h cold; add
the fruit and spread uf'ou The cake.
NJ X c cookp BOOK ci,utalns aInels lae,
9nlh dlNcinus Icclptt. of4A4. iuuDIne. cakes
md pastry. You cen srruIfn rl1Y |tFf ~ Nff,f.
III he cflilfcalr packed Is HNffy I5ktul can
~ TX 4 Illklog A'vuder 20 It{Aocns MFn CO.
rhlshFpA ilnaH cans 40 ~, rQHlalu ro.k's
nook eestlhsalss,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

son "a Mrs. Goodrich as a nemcnto
Of regard. Apropos TO the tenth ans
adversary the aft consiated Of COM
niste SET Of aluminium dishes for the
Kitchen.
Though quite overcome with SUR
prise. the honoree accepted the pres
ent IN graceful style. expressing ap-
probation IN happily worded re-
aponae.
Tho luncheon spread In the ham
quet hall was served BY a volunteer
Fommistee. Mechanics kuna. oeod-
rich and Thomas.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

MIRA. ]. n. wroth will be hostess
20 the Daughters OF the American
Revolution saturday afternoon. Il ~
the regular monthly meeting Of Lev
Wallace Chapter. D. A. n. Mrs,
Wlroth will 10 assisted In receiving
the Daughters by Mrs. w. s. Burke.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

ars. J, NJ. Doclitsle will be at home
to the ladies' Of the Aid society Of the
iTsd Avenue Methodist church to-
morrow atttfaoCn. business OF i'm
porianec viii be transacted nj this
regular business session.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

one OF the big daya on the church
calendar ana one OF the bsegeat social
events OF the season was the reception
10 babies yesterday afternoon In the
parlora Of the Presbyterian church
Mrs Cooper, superintendent OF she
Cradle Roll department. was the gra-
Cious hostess on thia occasion that
was IN every way one o. the most en-
ioynhie social succcsses OF the sea
son. More than one hundred anl sew.
eniy-nve little tots chapcroned by
mothers and anntics we're the guests.
Many az ;he adOrably pretty 10.
butantes we've one. two. and three
mouths old, attired IN the SOFT white
robes, lacesftllled caps and company
, behavior that made the affair splen-
didly pleasurehbie. Others had been
present az lorlnrr rcceptlons rendered
~ Mis-. Cooper, aud these set tae
standard OF manners. followed BY ala
Ia admirable style. Really Il was ~.
inalkable that such concoufse OF
little tots could conauct themselves
with the dignity and wiihal the en-
| ioymeul evidenced by tuesc Juveniles.
20 be sure ample provision was
made for their entertain nent. While
the audience assem- BLEED 10 hear the
program. the members Of the cradle
roll and the primary elasses OF the
sunday school were engaged In taDie
games coached by teachers ana en-.
nFeiy screened from view. The par.
iOrs were gayly decorated In bouquets
OF red carnations. iayeaoer cnry saa-
thsmuns, and the 'loor bright vita
Indian rugs The opening number
was piano soto By Miss Pauline
\ postei after which the screens were
removed. disclosing group OF fifty
little tots arrayed In their sweetest
sunday Best" and beaming their con
aeioue happlness, singing the welcome
song with oil the zeal Of their joyful
little hearts. Miss janet Hill rcciteu
effectively Advice 10 Mothers. Mist
MargRret Arson stag tenderly a lull
ably. Mir Clyde Ross played violin
solo with skill, being accompanied on
the piano by Mrs. Thompson.
Mosl graceful were tne TWO physical
culture drills given by Margaret Eaa
Ierday and Cornella Ward. The per.
torrance excited murmnts OF admir-.
alton and enthusiastic applause. The
nrst was q dumb bell dfiil followed
| by pretty wand drill, both being
swung In harmony with the sythm OF
photographic music. Mre. Eaelcrday,
former professor OF physical train
Ing IN q Dca Moines college. coached
tue yeuuS artists. A plano solo By
Mrs. Beta concluded the formal pro.
gram, after which violin and plane
selections we're rendered by Mrs.
fhonlpson and Mr.. ROSS during the
social hour. After pariaklng of 4
deliciously wholesome luncheon suit
ed 20 their tender years the gleetu
youngsters departed after enjoying
"the hestost time In the world"
i Juvenile Concert for Charity.
Not all the philnaihFopiats nrs
adnlis TO be convinced that lhIs Il
tnae So 20 the Wnmane club eatui
| Ha4y nInnn<,ou and hnnr the 0IiIIfNI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

club viii be the guests Of Mrs. Nora
Putnam NJ her suburban home near
noon. Though nocdlcvork ~ the
usual order 90 hualnfk.. Il ~ safe TO
lanoous lnerrlmcnt viii be the mis-
sewing VIII be neglected IL not en-.
tireiy forgotten.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22
Mao. oruhsfrsd 10 ReeeIve.

An aftermath or tho wedding at
tho Aivarado this evening will De- the
Informal recepilon tomorrow after
noon when MRS Alfred Gtunsfeid Will
bo a. home 20 an desiring 10 call
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

Following the violet dinner at the
Msarado Mnnday evening. the wed.
ding party. relatives and eastern vls.
ltogs In tho city iof the Rolhgerbor-
urunsfeld ceremony adjourned to the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22
vlole, Dinner.

viole, Dinner.
Midst q setting Of elegance az 10
grace the bridal OF princess. the
violet dinner rendered By Mrs. Ivan
Grunsfeld at the Alyarado hotel Mon
day evening In honor of the young
couple whose nuptlals occur tonight.
was n thing OF beauty" louE 70 be-
remembered BY the participants. Taft
hall was the scene Of this ;clirltlous
event enjoyed BY the members Of the
bridal party. Immediate relatives and
on, Of town guests.
violeta. the symbol OF fidelity" and
"fcticencc" yloted Ia an ahandonmsnt
of purple spleudor about the room.
being chnpefoned Ia their gay car
nival Of conslnly smiiax; while
stately. Erandfatnefly palms and
ferns did sentinel duty in grccn.coat.
al dignity. encIFcllng the table and
company. Allurlngly pretty with It's
snowy draperlea. ellstening silver. cut
class and floral adofnncnt Was the
banquet table whcrcat delicious
menu was lclsurely discussed. VIC
lets In single spies and In batallions
held high reyes on the table, effulgce.
with the light Of twenty candles IN
vlOlet-shadcd canOpies. Nlufett bank
ed In mass OF odorouH beauty form.
cd the centefpiecc. aud az each plate,
al the base of the silver candle sticks.
generous bouquets OF vloleis were the
favors Ribbons OF the same color
lent their saiiny sheen 10 augment
the decorative scheme and the cnssm.
bic effect was ono 10 delight the soul
OF artist or poet, IN tho place cards
also was demonstrated the ingenuity
marking all the appointments. ~ cRch
guest found his life or hobby repre-.
scented Ia and-nainted caris with APP
proprlaie Inscriptions. AZ the con'
clualon Of the banquet. .lnnhllght
picture was taken Of the scene and
copies will be- given 10 the guests az
souvenirs Of merry evening Pres
ept were: NJ. ann Mrs Julius RIOS
enwald OF Chicago: Mr. Albert Else
man OF Boston. Mr., and Mrs. Alfred
GFuRsleid. Mrs. Edwin Austrian OF
Chicago, Mrs. n. A. Stonehill OF Chi.
eago, Mrs. Hildegarde Grunslele. MI
and Mrs Sam Harrcts OF Denver. Mr.
aud Mrs. Noa Iifeld. Mr.. and Aira.
Ivan Grunsgeld: Misses Raina 0s4lna
field, lilida Grunsfcld Minnie Holz.
man. Hannah Nusbaum. Florence
Crunsfeld: Messrs. Ira Rothgelher
James Grunsfcld, Herman schweIser
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22
opsn pay ;, Woman. cIsb.

Who can AFFORD 20 miss one OF the
greatest treats OF the wear? Az the
Woman's club next Friday a musical
program will be rendered that well
might attract out Of town visitors or
be heard IN the opera house M dol
lar q sent. But. liatsn--the public ~
cordially Invited 10 hear this program.
No fee. no other lpsltatlon than this
announcement ID uccassary That
Mrs. llImoe and Mrs Borulf have
charge Is cquiyaleng 10 saying the
iiiiac wiz 10 superb. The order OF
the preaTanh viii he:
CAV Fly singing tiird. Fly" Edgar
With Violin ohliEato by Mrs. Hender.
al son.
CO.. 'Daffodllsa 49,. King Hall
MohAns Chorus.
Mrs Mabel y iinioe.
'a) The Brides song" ........
CD "Ashoo az Tier Lattice. .......
Amy Woodward Friden
Mrs. Roy Mcdonald
"EaIlade and polanaise vlcux Tempo
Mrs. Ralph Henderson.
ta) 'Eindc IN q Flat"
tb) Cradle Song . Chopin
MIS- lIinoe.
Chorus Hear Ny iTayer" 800.
...,....,..+ ......... Mcndelesohn
soprano O5lIgato. Mrs. Winchester.
"iloris' Nevin
Violin onllga,o. Mrs. Henderson
Mrs. Elizabeth bradford.
eCanxoneita" .......... FrlmI
Mrs. Henderson.
damascus Triumphal March" Costa
Mised chosrs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

Irregular ,owol movements lead 70
chronic cosstipasiln and eonssipated
habit ais N, sykteln with impurities.
HERBiNE is a great bowel regulator
Il purihes the system yitalizes The
blood and puts the digestive organs
IN nne vigorous condition Price 5oe.
sold ~ nj druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

FOR tie bes, saddle horses In mo
city cali phone No. 3. w. L. Trimbie.
ii3 Norih Second street.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

Impatien,Iy the public Ia awaiting
10 engage In the festiyity In coiumDo
hail tomorrow evening. the occasion
Of the annual masquerade bail given
under the auspices OF the Freundshaft
lodge. The floor Ia tG be reserved for
masquers only til io:30. when masks
VIII be lifted and prizes awarded 10
the person In the moat artistic cos
tune and the one Ia the most comic.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22
so CIE "

homo OF Nss. Noa Ilfold. where an
evening Of rare pleasure and social
informally was enjoyed.