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clerk, at $1,000 per annum: James F.
barnwell, assistant messenger, at 1920
per annum: Joseph Klein. clerk. at
sl,oO0 per annum; Edmond Iionvery,
clerk, at s., 400 per annum. Office Of
the chief of staff, Harry 4. Austin.
insular affairs, Armour l. w. Renaud,
clerk, at $1,000 per annum. Office Of
the paymaster general, Jesse c. Fain,
clerk. at 5000 per annum. Office of the
quartermaster general, Arthur w Tup-
per, craftsman, at 81. 400 per annum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-02
Lieut.. Gov. HONEYWELL Dead.

LINCOLN. Neb.. May 2-M r. Hope
well. lieutenant governor of Nebraska,
died at his home at Tekainah early this
morning. Pneumonia. complicated with
heart trouble, caused his death. He
served three terms as lieutenant gov
ernor He was born in Monroe county,
Ind. March 81. 1S45.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-02
One Man Failed to Vote.

The election in Poolesville was close
and exciting, the old board of town COM
missioners being opposed by a ticket call
ed the citizens ticket. The old board
consisted Of Charles V. Morrison. DR.. b.
W. Waling, C.. J. Morris. II. W. Spur
rier and Harry L. Willard. The citizens
ticket was w. W. Williams, S. r. Mil
ford. ]. L. Pyles. Vernon Hempstone and
Isaac Fyffe.
The old board has for some time con-
tended that the new pike for the town
should be laid on the present main
street and to be run throughout the
town. The citizens ticket had for its
platform the changing of the old street,
the pike to enter the town from another
The old board won by the following
vote:
Old board-Morrison, 30: Walling -;
G. j. Morris, %; Spurrier, 2S; Willard,
Citizens Williams. %: Milford,
"a Hempstone. %: Pyles, "A: Fyffe, -.
The old board. under direction of pres
ent Mayor Willard, has laid concrete
pavements IN half the township, and tins
year will finish the work. The commis-
sioners will meet Friday and select u
mayor to succeed present Mayor Will
lard.
The registered vote is ffty-thrce, and
fifty-two votes were cast.
For Kensington Council.
At the town election at kensington
". W. Skinner. j. NJ. S. Bowie and Will
liam f. Birgfeld were elected members
of the town council. Messrs. Skinner
and PGwis to serve two years and Mr..
Rirgfeld to serve one year. Mr. Bowie
succeeds himself and Mr.. Skinner takes
the place of f. +. Baer, who was rot
a candidate for reelection. Mr.. Brig
field succeeds Councilman W. l.. Scott,
resigned, and had no opposition. The
vote of each successful candidate was
as follows: Birgfeld, ia; Bowie. II.
and Skinner. So. Joseph w. Buck and
A. n. Dobson were the other candidates
for the two-year terms
w. w. Biggs and John r. Cox were
chosen town councilmen in the election
at Somerset Heights.
Besides winning the mayoralty. the
ticket headed by Louis c. Witkowski
in Glen Echo also captured a seat in
the town council. H. Fl. MCGEE taking
the place vacated by Mayor-elect Wit
kowSkt
Henry Surguy. candidate for council
man, went down to defeat with Mayor
Ohio F. James.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-02

Rev. J. 4. McMurray. for twenty years
pastor of FLOYD Street Presbyterian
Church, Lynchburg, Va. has accepted a
call to the Presbyterian Church At Wood
stock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-02

Fool tho Sun: We Help
= THE PORCH SHADES YOU'LL,
NEED COST LESS THAN USUAL
WEDNESDAY.
To emphasize the fact that We can
serve YOU in this line to Your best
advantage we will quote special
prices tomorrow. Our import ship
ment just arrived
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29

IN honor al ti,ir d'stirguishcd
guest, Rev. Percy silver. the clergy.
tcsiry and liiiy 90 ~ JONAS PARISH
VIII gather Monday evening ia the
Wumrn's club rooms fer suciai fes.
uNity. that wiz hc in the nature uf a
:, ccpti"u tor Rev. SilVct and thos"
y .sons who have became church
COMMITMENTS IN" past vetr 10y CON
iirmafiuu cor let'or transfer Rev.
>IN Viii hr % lhr cts during sun
Ia, and WI lddr,s. the plrishiunors
formally tr"m the pulpit Tn, rec
'option Monday evening win he IN
formal und wholly tor the cultivation
or friendships ana pleasure, social.
cptcui tan, 'tc. Ia addition to- tho
siri, fourteen isdics win pniciutr IN
providing cnteriainm. MT. receiving
and di,p"nsation OF an elaborate sup
per. Roy. silver is IN. national Sec
rctary uf Tho seventh department
which Includes Now Mexico and tho
purpose OF IN" departmental work is
Tor Oh" better nlHratiou or
church affairs IN the diooos..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
I uiou Ni--ionar, Meeting.

The s,mi.aunuul assembly, of the
city Missionary union held yesterday
afternoon IN the Baptist church rN-
ccllvd 90 possible the many successful
, union meetings that have gone before.
The auditorium nf IA" church va
filled with member. of the allied -.
cities and their friends who gave
earnest attention t. The splendid sro-
gram rendered by representatives pf
the various churches Much credi, IT,
duo To the secretary of IA" cts union.
Mrs. M,llic Leaning. for the program
arrangement. The vocal number
and dcVotionul exercises wor. inspir-
ing aud prepared the listeners for tiir
eloquent talks that followed. \ col
lection resulted ia liberal offering
tint will be- used To- purchase books
cu missionary work To- hr placed In
the public library Tor the education
uf IN, public At the close nf the
formal session. presided over by Ats
Ninnis. the president 81 the city un-
ION the baptist ladies assumed thc
parts uf hostessos and dispensed royal
hCspitnlitv. social and culinary. - the
company The following program
was rendered
chorus. onward. Christian Sol
diors
: scripture rcuding. Mrs. Gearing.
PRAYER. Mrs clayton.
son. The Morning Light IL Break
ina" congregation.
Talk Significance ct Woman's
Work IA Missions Mrs HUMAN 81
the baptist church
Paper. "Dcacuncss Work Miss
Edith Mann OF the Lead Avenue
Methodist church
Solo, king of Kings tHradfordl.
Miss Howell
Paper. The Great WORK" Mrs.
Arches 90 the christian church.
Paper. What the World owes To
our Foreign Missionaries Miss
Sutherland of PRESBYTERIAN church
Vocal trio. "ldft Thin" Ewes 0rom
"Elishn'l Misses Howell Powell ana
Howell
Paper "WonAn's Life Ia Fhina."
Mrs. iio'man ot the CONGREGATIONAL
chdrch.
song "Grd BE wan Won TIN wc
Meet Again" cougro Cation.
li,nCdicttou
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
Old Fellows Celebrate

commemorative OF their ninety.
second anniversary. the local Order
OF odd Fellows. assisted by the
daughters Of Rebckah last .venin !.
hrsembird IN thu new jcmpl. on
south Second street aud celebrated
IN royal style. More than 25o men.
b.is ANA visitors were present 10
near the splendid program. the clio.
pli"n, address By IN & r. f1lkens
aud partake ci the dricctable refresh
ments provided by the Rob.kan, Tho
spacious lodg. room was brilliantly
d acoratcd for the even, and the adj
Joining library. banquct hall and cor.
I'nofS slowing with dt corations and
pIlsht ilshts that streamed through
stained windows displaced even T.
outsiders III" insignia of the noble
order and The spirit OF Joy within. BE
Sides inspiring orchestra numbers the
Ioiiowine program was rendered
,ooai SOTO ..,....M Mrs l.. r. Trip
Instrumental Duc,
Mrs D"arth ana Nj Ga,chr!
nealing .......-.... Mrs Gatcholi
Vocal Solo MIS- C,nr.c
Reading n s,,,,,.
Aldfess ..-.., Dr G. T.. L.ukcns
instead OF the address on tha
Fidg. Nj Strong rendered a nv
norous reading "i,ows,r aud l." tina,
literally brought down the house"
ana brought the speaker ont for an
encore. In splendid tribute To tho
tr'ai fraternity now numbering near.
y TWO millions. Dr LullenS spoke
~ length on the ideal ana purpose ..
IN" organization that is synononions
win all that Is noble, allrustic and
true IN llte. He held the close a.,
i"n'lon nj ali present and carried his
hearers To the realm of sWriih8l truth
IN his eloquent eulogy uf the grand
order
hahcihg wss n pastimr cnioyed by
we Younger contingent after tha pro,
cram I'll late hour In the bananci
hall where the tables presented n
ncauliinl sighi IN the tasteful adotn
m'n' OF flowers G. A. Eller presided
as toas'ninStor ana received numcr
ons happy responses from the no
blcs' present
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
D. 4 %. Isntcrtmisnsl.

The members ot ia" local chapter
~ iho Daughters of the American
ii"Nolntion wcrp happily entertained
ms afternoon az the hom. ~ Mrs
\ T. Walker On North High street,
"a" occasion oeing tn regular montn-
Is meeting nf the society In addi.
ton tu N. necessary business brief
J.. dispatched. the ladi"s wer. treat, d
Ia an interesting talk lay Airs ~ u.
ReN IN The Present status of Wo-
man suffrage that was followed bN
an equally interesting discussion par.
iicirht"d la 10y all present piann
number by Mrs McMillcn displayed
unusual SIKH aud was hearth, enjoy
I'd, guest OF honor was a visiting
mcmnrr Miss Gcrtrud. pendlrtun, =
member "f III" J,mimi Sharp" chap
ur 90 the -. \ H.. Bonnvtlr. Mo.
sharing the responsibilities and pleas.
ares with Mrs. Walker were Mrs. n
T. kat anu Miss VIII
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
hlpu- Nicotine.

Thc initial mertius OF the SERIES for
mon only thar occurred Wednesday
evening IN the CONGREGATIONAL church
proved aighiN rut, taiuIus amt in
NruotiNo q" Tho soody uumhrr pres.
ont several ADD. ssc~ Nrrr heard
On the problems of hurch work. gem
rr'l discussion brought nut profit
lH"l" rN"hHns" OF Ideas and entertain
~ musiN.' numbers all contributed
h" an evening that eliminated IN the
enjoyment pi "a toothSum, rrpasi. I'm
~" church furlor-. IN Common,
spoke on Church Finance" e. -.
Nushman spoke on Church Prob.
lens MI kanr,u was heard ln a
mastery address on Man and Ills
Task that was followed O., a splen-
ava talk by II :. iithgpV ON "Msu
ana Ills opportunity pr li,hdl
delivered an odifSHg .oading ON "rhe
memories of tn BOY and WAS obllg-
td to respond 10 an encore organ
numbers 10, Mr. S,d.r Wer. "a notahl.
part ot the program ami vocal duet
b, M"ssrs Sodcr aad srWtll were
ALSO "nrorrd rh"fr m ,ctinIs viii
occur every Wednesday evening a.
IN close az The mid week soitl,es.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
T Y

The sun OF The social universe the
coming week viii be London. VIII re
The coronation festivities are iighting
even transatlantic shores Among
the leaders IN royal entertainment
VIII be American hosiesses. many uf
whom have 'alaiial abodcs and their
favor eagerly sought Nv European,
and English royalty. The wife of The
Nighi Hon. Lewis Uarconrt. the
noted british stat esman. ~ neicc oi
j Pierpont Morgan and their home ~
10 b. tn" scene ol magnificent func.
lions that bid fair tn rival the ponp
oI the court Ambassador and Mr..
R'id and their daughter. Mrs Ward.
viii lead the diplomatic circles IN 80.
cial gay,ty
\ movement on foot IN Britain 10
hat" every lady Ia the Kingdom by
tn" name ot Mary 10 contribute some.
thing toward tn" purchase Oi u costly
gilt 10 he presented 10 Queen Mary nj
the time ot the coronation ,fSemoA!ns
nom all the Malys N her realm. rs
receiving attention In America and
the effort Is being made 10 have ever,
American Mary also to share In the
contributions, Some Yankee Marys.
however, have proved quite contrar,
aud refuse. In the exodus from the
American shores Tor the celebration
viii bc n cou,ingon, ~ Albuquerque
ans, Prof G. y. Iiodgin. dean OF the
University. Mrs iioigin. Mr. ana Mrs
W w strong aud Miss Nancy Hewitt
OF the high school
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
Piano aud SONG I,c,i,ul

So,ahl' even among the superb
tiN" musical recitals held at tn. Wnm-
ans club IN" past two wears was the
, musicale Yesterday afternoon when
members ana friends. music lovers
and entertainments seekers gathered
to hear III" stur pupils cot Mrs uimoo
and Mrs Mcdonald IN selections from
rcp, rioir"s al classics Miss Louise
Nichols. Il piano student of cNcrp-
tiunal proficiency. interpreted In.
masterpieces of Mcnd.lssohn, Chopin,
Schumann and i.istz IN a manner tu
moN" her hearers To a high pitch uf
enthusiasm. Miss Margaret Frank
lin, who Is becoming IN. idol of Al
buqu"rquc audiences. sang IN clear.
sweet tones the varied song stories
that demonstrated the rich qualities
and volume of her Young voice. Tor
which IL predicted a great future ~
musicians. who duciarr such develop
u"nt IN the teens must mature Ia a
glorious range in later years Miss
Marion Franklin accompanied Ia,
vocal numbers ON the plano with the
sympathetic skill that brought out the
tome color oi Ia, SONGS Tho last
number Was suns To violin ohligatD
by Miss Cora odinrd. that was played
with rare feeling ana technique. Re
p'atcd 'ilcOf,s wsr. demanded and
The performers responded graciously
Miss Nichols Was declared To- b, "a
vond,r' IN her mastery OF the dilt-
cut compositions. Following IL tho
program
"brpheus With HIS I.ut"" sullivan
Miss Margaret Franklin
Ga, Wilkins" ........ Schumann
,bl "Schcrao r. Minor" ............
......... Mcndelssohn
Miss Louis" Nichols
tal Iios. Fable ....,.. .,.. o.. iIaNl,V
tbl Swan song .....,. Wagner
tc1 The Dawn" ....... - Hardelut
Miss Margar"t Franklin
"NuCturnc g Minor .......,., Chopin
Miss Nichols
Ave Maria .,..,,,,..,, schubert
Miss Franklin.
'faraphras" iiigoloito' ....... Lisz
Miss Nichols
Spring song .....,..... Keiu-ckc
With Violin obligatu by Miss
pdjurd
Miss Franklin.
Miss Marian Franklin AT tn piano
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29

Miss Hazel Cox Is thr rupcrsity's
star cYprcssionist who vil. carr, the
l'adiug role IN the annual drama. "A
Rose e. Plymouth Town to Doc pre-.
scented May 30 ut ~, Elias th,ator.
Having demonstrated superior talents
~ previous productions acting uS Tat
tlc Go, French maid. 300 Nh Bob"
Two years ago. and ~ Bu1z,r. III, ir-
r"sistihlo Juvenile IN Tho Toastmas-
ter last wear. Miss Cos Aou the halo
.'ncirclug the brow uf tho leading
iadN ant la the happt classic chosen
Tor this years play Is cmiuouth ftted
60 impctsunatu the "Eoe, Il. pllmod,h
Town Rose de las Soy, is Cd French
maid of seventeen summrts who haas
come To- i've IN the colon, ana dcvd-
uur through various hrsit rNu.rirnccs
nom th' care-frce child Co. % thought-
iui Woman. The naiNstr. suuutancIty
aud appealing tcnd-ru~ OF this pee
ut' mat, moisplle, Who i- Withal conn
unuding aud distinguc Is charming
Is expressed IN the character pur-
traNal hy Miss cox
II may he that III, actual scenes or
this drama may soon pa. visited as %
dramatic course Ia III, Emerson ,ul-
l"gr of Expression. a. urged by hor
Instructor Miss Ross. and cont,m-
plated hN this gifted young woman
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29

According To- custom tho Thur~.lay.
'"'" clup assembled for the weekly
game "f high iivc Thursday aftornoon.
Mrs j u. Manus being the hostcs,
who prcsid II over tn. pleasure of The
company The games at ,hrc. tables
w"ro closed toward the days md with
Mrs. sullivan winner OF the nrst priz,
cut glnss set of sali and pepper
shakers and Mrs Binkcrt winner ~
lio Third prize. % fancy metal baskr,
Lunch "h was served bs tao hostess.
ana cnj"ycd exceedingly. after which
~" club adjourned To- meet next week
win Mrs prgtia
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29

plols mcl'dll ..,.,..... tnduan
'Thr Nakcd Goar' opiibway mel
odNl ..... ............. Burton
From the Land OF IN" sky-bluc
Water tpnahn mciodNl 'admnn
Mrs Mcdonald
Plano
From an Indian i.udgc' broth
"ttun tr,bal mc,udy1 siacpoW'.ll
'Nah.Vah Toy see ....... Cadman
Reside the Niabrara tOmaha
melody ....... .......-. tadman
Nj. cadman.
Songs
81 blanket song" or Lovers Woo
Ing Cunt tribal melody Troycr
lnC1utation rruih Sl'"uing Infant.
Gum tribal melody ..... TroNpr
Mr. Andrews.
Songs
Far or Hear ~ Lovers Flute
tpmaha m.lod,I ....... ... Calamln
'Yhc Mrnn Drops Low opmaha
mclodNb ........ ...- Cadman
Mr.. prmshcc.
panu-
"kaWn~. Thy nabN Is CRYING"
tpnNucr Melody ..... .Cadman
Game song phantas> for niano
tpunha mplndNl ......... .Cadmap
Mr. Cadmnn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
NEWEST CREATIONS IN
FINE SPRING MILLINERY
Mrs A. L, Belicw r 'eeises shinmen,
Direct from Designers IN tire
East

one OF The nust ID nor he most
beautiful line OF millinery ever a..
played Ia the city Is No b. seen az
Mrs. \ T.. ballew' =. ms south Fourth
street \ new shipment has iust heen
received which Includes all of the
newest concoiis IN pattern hats aud
untlimmed shapes HalleW millinery
has lnne had q reputation Tor origin
ait, and style, aud this will not IN
me least be lesseu9d hy the present
showing These VINO contemplate
purchasing spring hat shoulL nor
fail 10 see the display ~ this stnie
including as il DOES some of the hc,i
values ever offered Ia the city
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
S"wrr>-lsiScr Marriage

IN IN" nature of pleasant semi
suflfrisc 10 their friends was ia. mar.
rage N"dn' sdoy evening of Mrs.
harriet klzrr and Edwin SoNcrs
Nh"st marriage was expected To- occur
next week. immediately after the
prayer meeting in the PRESBYTERIAN
churrh wednesday evening. the prin
,ilhlS in the matrimonial event adj
fancrd 1" the altar and pledged the
hupiial VOWS. Rev c.op"r officiating
Thr bride was charmingh gnwned In
u fi"h golden hnr1 silk. with piciur-
nat and accessories Ia match. and was
a''' nded hy pr. Margaret Cartwright
~ mhir"n 80 hunor, Gcorpe Rhodes
brother u' the bridc attended Mr.
H"Nrr' AMER IN. ccirmony the bridal
phr'N repaired IT, the Fashion cafe
wh"r' an elaborate wedding sumner
"'' cnj"Nrd and engaged their aiten-
non 'iIi train i'mc 'frn they left for
L"s Angeles SAN fsi"gu ANA other
s'u'hrrn points. Mrs Snw.r In "A
in'm'"r az the y. VI. &. a. aud nont.
lHrlN esteemed by numerous friends.
Mr Sewers ~ one nf the capable 10.
o"m"tiv" engineers of the santa Pc
r'Nfph" ana ON, ~ the city's stahl.
'i'sens' Mr ana Airs savers VIII
De az hnm" 10 their friends at 2iG
S"nth Arm" street after Man 20
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Kate liriscoe. sister of Nj,
Mayo. returned Ia the city THURSDAY
after u visit 10 san Pedro. the CUES
OF Mrs. y. J Strumquisi. 81
CHARLES Wakefield Cadman return
ei yesterday from Oklahoma whcr.
he assisted In operate concern Win
Madame Nordlca. aud discharged gov
ernmental duties IN the TRANSCRIPTION
of Usage melodies through the me
diun Of photographic records. NJ
Cadman will he heard Ia The presby'
terrain church next THURSDAY eycninI
in n lecture recital for the benefit OF
the PRESBYTERIAN sanatorun.
Rev n \. Williams Is confined To
his home on South broadway with Ia
grippe.
The Cartwright Concert company
of this city, now touring the north.
west, viii appear At three concerts IN
Portland, oregon. the coming week,
Ms Mary " King. sister of Mrs
Martha Muiliean ~ this city vii
leave this evening Tor Denver to meet
sis'fr, Mrs. G. T.. Hardin
From thence they Will continu. I,
their former home IN Deadwood
South Dakota.
Word has been received of the
slowing improving condition of Rev.
Ira G. Cartwright, who Is convalescing
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29

from = general COLI ll, soma.
T. ,um at Rattle 'r' N.ON
prof Watson 81 III. .m.ut ni
biology. acc"mpn't''' i'r srty
vliiicavo this mornin- Tu. cts
of Holy Faith" Nh'r @ Watson
VIII lecture thiS "N' SANTA
FrbnS on Eue rnics II .r., VIII
ruutri ,ut" ,ntcriainiu. numbers g.
the program Ia tn I|... OFF SOW
oral ella. ssic readings
Friends are pleas'u t. N,.r of tn,
couvpiescnca of aus : .iIH Nhu has
been sfriousl, W az .. hum,. N0N
Easi Grand avenue"
tonNaipsccncc IT
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
s.sp inI Tea.

Thr"ngod with visitors who attend.
rd ~ spite of the varying April show
rrW and gay IN decoration al spring
flowers the rarlors uf III. ConRrr-
aati"ual church was the scene oi q
happy junction Thursday afternoon.
the occasion being the monthly tea
uud'r tho auspices of the l.adies' All
su'irt'. Besides the luncheon. which
Was supciitnr. the ladies had a dis
play sd homr-cnokcd d"ilcacics that
W"r' Carried home by many fui con-
unu'd i"nstlng. splendid Niciruln
loaned hN MI. L"aTnard for the occa-
sion. provided music. classic. sacred.
patriotic and sentimental. during the
hours oi the afternoon. Tho com
mittec ~ charg" at the affair were.
Mcsdamcs Robinson. iithgov. Nc.
'hsk"N Martin, Ilrandt. Boldt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
DIVERSITY Lecture

Mrs jesse J Runyan viii he tho
speaker next Monday morning ut the
University when tho assembly hour
win bc devoted to u learned cxposi.
iion Of Tho Principles of Art crti-
Cisnt.' Having hold TIE chair ~
History cor Nu in -, unison coilcsa
for several years. Ms. Runyan ~
especially qualified to speak WITH au-
thority ana superior scholarship o.
The theme that ~ Interviewer with
the history uf all races and all history
Tho public is EXTENDED a cordial In.
vitaiion To- henr THIS and all The TINT.
N,r-it, lectures
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
Complimentary Caree.

happy echo Of The recent tl,ca,.
real under the auspices OF the Hes,
People on Earth will be the dane
'unllllulcaiar, 10 the participants "a
the NasIucradcrs' Ina, IL to be
'oidercd IN the near fu'ur. by The
El"s. Definite Arrangements and dat,
nave nor yct been announced but tho
ioch draina'isis whose performance
aid.d N making this cNtravaganza 4
biiIliah, success have been notified
o' me intention OF the Rest People 90
express their appreciation In n dance
IN thor honor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
"riirt, club" IT, Dance.

Trading swiftly on tn. heels OF the
INITIAL meeting for organization comes
the annpuur' mrnt of the initial dance
of Tho Thirty club" ,o occur In odd
Follows hail "Wednesday evening
Mny :. beri,iag It's nam. from the
number ~ It's members. this exclusive
club of Nlbuuu' ruuc's best Young
blood promise tu bccom. u power
in social circles IF til" city. and the
inaugural dance next Wednos day
evening H. proudly anticipated by
tairiN fair "baIladoraS" who are like
Wisr destined To- play an important
part 80 the sucial iife ct coming
years The Cayanaugh- Fuhrmcyor
orchestra has been engaged to furn-
ish musir ana merry as a marriage
hell' is th. prospect for the evening
IN .t"ad 90 m" CUSTOMARY officers 60
mauag, ~, affairs of the club an tx.
ocuiiVr committee ~ three will direct
al business AFFAIRS Of the club The
present commute, ure Mcssrs r
Nn.l"n. William MCMILLAN ald Bert
skinner rhc personnel 81 member.
ship g. Ncsss ] \. Gladdinp. WIN
Mcmillan. william White. Elwood
Albright. T. } Naylon. RAY Bailey.
charles Kunz. Her, Skinner. Lloyd
Sturg =, Charles i..mhk. Walter
bisuue, Jorrr IiaEgHrd, Henson New.
cli IL T. \ Johnson. Row Slromo.
Ralph ksleh'r. pscar Blu.h"r. Frank
li'ngland. ira Huldt. Walter Allen,
William Wr0th. u " ronweli, John
Mckee. william Pratt. 90 al Davidson.
lsa"r i.ittr,ll. j. u, Digger. n II
snyder
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
Mrs. Clarke Hostess.

happy informally OF the week
WAS the bridge part, last evening at
che homc OF Mrs. Junn i.or Clarke.
Five tables OF players spent IA merry
cyenin. ut the popular game. thos,
who enjoNcd the hospilalit, ~ Mr..
ana Mrs CLARKE were MIR and Mr..
Roy Mcdonald Nh ana Mrs @ A.
Matson, MI. ana Mrs. Roy s,amm. Mr..
an Mrs. u. \. Frost. Mrs. Himoc
Misses l.aughlin OF Santa Pc. Erna
Ferguson. Mildred Fox. Constance
Abbott. Icssrs. JamisoD. Waha, WI.
der DIR. ana Mrs y. J. AlgcI