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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-02-20
SEVEN LIVES ARE
LOST IN A FIRE
NATURAL GAS CAUSES FIRE AT
SUTTON, WEST ViRGINIA-FAM-
ILY CREMATED.

Sutton, ". Va, Feb. 19.-Seven per-
sons lost their lives in a fire which
destroyed the home of ]. d. Hardin
in this city early today. Only Mr.. Har-
din escaped, the six remaining mem
bers Of the family nd a little girl who
made her home with the Hardins per
ishing in the flames.
The dead:
Mrs. J. d. Hardin, aged 3S.
Ada Green, aged II.
Pembroke Hardin, aged IL.
Margaret Hardin, aged s.
James and Riva Hardin, twins, 3.
Paul Hardin, aged 8.
The fire was caused by a natural
gas CRATE. When Mrs Hardin awoke
the entire first floor was .ablazc.
Awakening her husband, he seized two
of the children and dashed for a
stairway, which Immediately collaps-
ed The two children were lost while
the father was precipitated to a point
OF safety and made his escape Mrs
Hardin. seeing the stairway fall,
jumped from the second story, re-
ceiving injuries from which she died
later
The bodies OF the five Hardin chill
dren and that of Ada Green were ere
mated in the flames that destroyed
the house.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-02-20
LAST CONFEDERATE CONGRESSMAN
PASSES AWAY AFTER LONG ILLNESS

lL-. .ss- -lL- F=- -l---e lzs-
-ezs- e -1z 4=-5-- 15-z.sss o,
-- ..-s-,---4-g = 1ea1 Captain <.
-z-4.z- u.5 e-e4 se-e Friday,
re. .-r- --= -ez.1 q Senator Yest
p Z sss--. TEEN re s1.e s1rg.gor Of
-tz. E..-Yr.1 1o1E which attempted
W se- W ~ .1deDe1teL- go5erumeni
VI tie s1.,aes. states. lie represent
81 rae Greer and Seminole Indian 1s-
tons .n that yOfy and has been a
a'rkng figure 30 the aiztory of the
Indian DDln'ry since ifs3. when :-e
creek indian. we're forced from their
hDmes ln Alabama and Georgi1 ~
indian Terr'ory. nov Oklahoma
Hls father an Ir.sn architect, a!s
mother a creek woman, this man
from infancy 70 biz 1874 year lived
life rep.ete with dramatic Incidents
and historic e-lso1es He Tas three
years o.d when, with bio fa,ner and
mother and large band of indiana,
He started from hls birthplace a. Eu-
iaula Ala, overland 70 Indian Terri
tors His father died o' DHsat.on and
exposure on the way and Tag buried
.r an unknown spot From the day
tribal government was set Up in the
Greek nation until the treaIes we're
made 10 ailot the land 70 the .ndiyld
IA. Indians and dissolve the tribal
government, he was prominent in the
affairs oi the nation. A large holder
Of negro siayes prior 70 TIE r!r.l war,
be Vas nevertheless opposed 70 glay-
org bur be Has an ardent states
rights man and Joined the confeder-
acy Immediately after war was de
clarc1
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-02-20

OF our success in the piano
business is the fact that we
"dcliver the goods, you'll
never hear Of any one pur-
chasing OF US an instrument
that wasn't honestly made
throughout - that WASH t
exactly as represented.
It's a fact that here you
will receive the very max
ium OF piano value for the
lowest cost.
Let us show you a piano
that will be within reach
Of your pocketbook.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-02-20

Circle No. 8 of the Christian church
will meet with Mrs. Ed Sandlin,
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-02-20

Theatorium Tuesday night Spe
cial program and orchestra, benefit
Red Mems orphan Fund. Tickets
now on sale.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-02-20

Benefit of Red Mems Orphan Fund
at Theatorium Tuesday night Special
program. Secure your tickets now.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-02-20
D. & A.

New hoof ointment. Free for the
next thirty days on all horses we
shoe.
19w1d6 ED ALLEN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-02-20

f. A. Hill of Sulphur was a business
visitor today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-02-20

Honey Bee gives perfect satisfac-
ton for bread, biscuit or pastry.
Felker sells II.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-02-20

4 farmer may think he is buying
gold brick. but hc never does
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-02-20
Held Many Positions

He was member Of the Greek
tribal council for number Of years
wag chief justice Of the Indian r 1ri
aystem. WAS official Interpreter FOR
the Creek nation and delegate Eany
times 20 Washington 20 represent Tho
nation in legislative matters, ana wa
secretary 10 Checoteh and Isparhee
cher. two Of the most famous chieft
he Greeks ever had.
In 1862 Captain Callahan wac elect
ed a member OF the confederate con
gress, representing the Creek and
Seminole nations. He went 10 Rich
mond and remained there for nearly a
year returning only 10 take command
Of his troops again. Towards the close
OF The war the Indian troops had
been forced out OF indian Territory
through Arkangas AMI INTO 'l.u'}iana.
When peace was declared the Indian
soldiers found their wav back to their
old homes as best they "oI.d
When Captain Callahan went 10 war
he left his wife and two G ., dren on
his ranch near Okmnl&'c. He Was
one OF the wealthy mel OF the IL1ian
nation. He bad good nome, Big
trading p,st store, thousand Of cattle
and horses, and his rrncr vas bound.
cd by tne no iz)n. The g were no
fences and any man was entitled TO
all the land he chose 10 occupy When
he returned from war his wife and
children had fed 20 Texas for their
lives, his home and store had been
burned, his cattle and horses had all
been run of or killed. Nothing was
left. His was the common lot OF those
who had Joined the confederacy.
Plunderlng bands OF guerrillas had
awcpt down from the Kansas line and
the four years crime, under TIE man
tie Of war that rcigned in Indian Ter
rltory makes the bush whacking OF the
hhllndn Nllnnbull bbl u'I NlHE III IHnlh
nlGcancc.
Family Aristocratic.
The Callahan family was one OF the
hundreds that composed the Creek
arlstocracy. They were rich and in.
fuential Negro slaves TILED their
land and herded their cattle. They
controlled Indian polltlcs They rode
in carriages. Pianos and mahogany
furniture were brought mp the Missis-
sipp and Arkansas rivers in boats to
adorn the homes OF this class. When
their women bought a new drese the
whole bolt OF cloth was taken to make
sure that no other woman secured a
similar pattern. The men were rich,
either in gold or stock This made
their ranches and plantations magnih-
cent plunder for the pillagers who
drove of the women and killed the
old men that the fighting men had
left behind
M. r.at,f,, Callahan loft
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-02-20

Women AS well as men are
made miserable boy kidney
and bladder trouble. Or.
kilmcr's Swnmp-Eoot the
grcat kidney remedy
promptly relieves At
, centRnd dollar sizes. You
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31

down from the Ancient Ct'y SHi-
urdaN morning to visit Miss Gruut-
fold and after inspiring local 'uuut
with exceptional eaye.y. returned '1
santa g., yesterday.
Mrs Len L,ech IL entertaining h"r
sister Miss Wood of Nashville
Mr. and Mrs j. u Mayo are "n-
t,riainlng Mr. and Mrs John. Strur-
YuI.i and children of san pedro. y
VI
E,y. Jesse J. Runyan plans tp lcnN"
,prlg next week for e visit 60 EASTERN
cities. tu De- absent from the city
bout thirty days
NJ aud Mrs William Chamberlain
hay, returned from tlr|r honeymoon
irp Goo california and are domicilrd
ut go West silver avenue.
IN, students OF thu Albuquerque
business college are already counting
,h, duys till the fourth uf July whom
the long promised picnic Of th, stu-
dent body VIII happen in Bear c'u-
3ou.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31
Narsit, Santata.

That tho youth ct Aibuqucrqu" are
exceptionally endowed with musical
t5lcni, has been clearly demonstrated
the past week The rendition "'
The lay of the Boll'' by the lnlN'r-
sity Glcc club Monday evening 10 n
crowded house. was truly q revelation
Ia thu fortunate oncs wlo heard IT,
ana mus, have occn gratifying I" me
director, Miss Helena Esypiiades, 10
whose skilled coaching is due, not
only the success 1T IN" caniata nat
the Development of talent In The stu
dents. Miss Epypti1dcs cultured
voice was heard for the trst Jim" ny
the majority nf the audience. ANA ehc-
tied salyos of praise from an. Th'
exquisite tonai theme of the story
told by SCHILLER and SCI 10 harmony
by Andrrns Romhcrg stirred the no
bile impulses of the listeners. Mr.
Charles Andrew hno tenor voice wa
notable contribution 20 th|~succos'
of the cautata
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31
Noou.I',ir,lio \uutials.

\ wedding cog interest To- Nhuuurr.
qucnns aud the psHpl" of tR, si
southW,sf. Is ihr Nrdding thai WN
occur next MONDAY afternoon ar tho
homo uf tho brides PARENTS. Nj 3ud
Mrs Francis Rrrp purdie u ST.
Joseph. Mo-. Whom Miss Grace nr
Smrp,t prrdio becomes the hrid of
Mr. Karl T.. Moon Truly wcddIua
iu high life this fur the nam, o'
kl.l Moon already rlnks ms ON, of
tn, greatest artists ui the Times. luu
his name viii for Il' time DC ius,p-
1fahIy interviewer boo the history of
ih, Western Indians. whom hc rs ideal
ling aud preserving fnr pnsirritv LOB
IN, photograph work ana paintings
Of those native Amer ans MIR Moon
WAS formerly us.u..It"d with Nj
Thomas Kcloher. DR. of this city n
an ngt studio ON w. Central bat FOR
IL number of years has DEVOTED his
time 10 work for tu. Harvey depart I
mcnt, for leading uJg1Hines ald ART
collections OF museums, Nj Moon
viii return with hi- oharluus n.id,
GO the west. nud Hfur july gf will
be- at home at a.. magnlnccut hut'l
"El ToNar' ON th. brink OF "a, GRAND
Canyon, thnt hl- h,en SO forruu'lN
described hy Siudd1rd as ga COLOSSAL
cut IN the breast oi Mother NIur.
through which flows a stream H| H
blood caued the colorado"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31
Non,au- Tub.

"rN, sun b. slining. @. 50 hard.
a.. such q Jolly day
And an the little rufiird flowers
Nr. calling mo to play
Nud ia, members OF tin woman n
club viii devote the weeks ait"r ih"
next meeting to recreation from club
duties. Friday afternoon IN" monthly
reports of the officers will 10" heard
and ufI.r the Transaction of routine
business. the records VIII be- sealed
Ull september. An informal social
hour VIII conclude tac session hcf"r"
tn, mlmbcrs scatter ga various homes
man. to other climrs h.fnr, tn"
mtHmrll assembly
"lrs work, IFS work
There is always work.
Hut / Im going away
Mud I'm going 60 nrk
Md tm going FOO sud
", 90 duI-iDd bank
Whore there's uH Hud Shade
Nud Iu. grass rHuk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31

f.u evening 40 S.30 R't D. 81.
..uu of tu, Methods church south.
$500 pronounce the se' Den. binding BOO
utrus. Miss Alma D., UHN,0 aud
pt Julius Schwcntke rn, solemn
rit, Viu hs glurlhcd Jos JOYOUS song,
and floral derarntion. Vocal solos VIII
y, sung Do, Mrs. Roy Mcdonald and
Mr charles Andrews preceding the
rendition or the clnssio Bridal Choir
ca. from tnc Rose Maiden which
viii boo th. proc"ssl lual Tor the
bridal part, Miss B,rll kyuworthy
will preside al the orsuu. Tine p"r-
souuD OF mo bridal party follows.
Nj. Elizabeth Powell of matt
bridesmaid. Miss AdcI' Howell, sis-
ter of 900. bride. maid pf nuunr, Mr.
r. g. Slri.ut nest man NJ rs1ri's
Andrews. prpomsmau; M 'uit"n
IIl4,If. brother ct IN. bride. r.ng-
bearer. 1900, Ruth Ba.nu p.I phil-
IIt.. Aim, phnip. Niu, LwW"u.
ld. Uamnr.st "a, parents OF th'
bride. NJ ANA Mr. e o. iluR.. .Wd
th. principals Ia S.hN,ult.l uH.
recently acquired 90 piDur. tpu. bonn
e3Iuv lt ihr corner pf lHufl.Du'H
street aud Marquottc avenue. whore
after july The Young pDHW. N.l D.,
at h,m, 200 tboIr uicnd.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31

than uo e9r.> 90 h.t, apparent
81 ton thirty u.lo,o. iI, GLASS VIII
urla process sion or students tud wise
tons Du o. sIght-soeins expedition
around iu, campus. uau-IHs .' .leh
puuJur and plVo, oi interest, Vh -"
u Wiu nu, OF tu, .la~s 5000 p.rtnrm
ID, duty of euid. ud u lI.ud.,iu-
ul,u,. t.I.'. o. al present f.. misc
,,f, ui peculiar ~IgnInniue, n. .1,u
place, Th, Iuu'rtrl u iN,., travels
$3.50 U.uJ CO.. admu irtfIau uuNd-
ing gud., hsl th. iNp dHrw tor
-.. H. Juug hal. th. gymnasium.
do, swimming pool AMI rl, sun drl
aud tu. .mrtcriys.' uiH,rv st
known .- 90, memorial. p.,~,I. a
BOO diU r"ut Nru~ b.. seniors HI iHr-
m"i CLASSES
M. celebration VIII corr'ud, lH
Eod,l uaN Nler. th, GLASS W' ID.
hoard n tnr class propn,ci elias.
u.I and vr.pu- ur furmtn.'- d'1nH
ncd ard otherwise.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31
N,r-ii, commencement

optional inter r"ul.r 100 thD
.f Iuatru H,t. monies tomorrow
evening boo Hp Elks th,At.r when h'
f.du4t,. .pi fn, stat, University NIIl
..Ir. b,r diploma. lud d"W',s
900 t,,uulf pf th, presence "f one ot
tn, mu.t eminent americans Or.
David -ttrr Jo dau. WIn ".u deliver
iu, pddr.ss of IN, evening A. pres
Id.ut of Leland stanford. lr ruN'r-
au.. Dr Jordan has acquired a nae
,ural reputation as educator 81 broad
VISION and scholarly attachments, out
a- "a ngurr at international promo
memo. In th, agitation for tho aholu-
tuu ot yur and establishment ot uni
,rr.pl p,.r+. {. Jordan b. an iu-
Nu,ntal member of ~. iut, rnattonai
peace association. eudcayorlne 70 $50
rtblisu courts OF Arbitration for inc
t.fuHiIouui Disputes. e member 90 ih'
Int, irrational association Tor thr cone
citation of nations. ANA member 90
th. MARYLAND pcnc, society It's 'd-
,fr,-. 10 the graduates tomorrow '''n-
Iup vHI undoubtedly deal W''h iIt
.uru.....I,c Thoughts of iu. fg' 'hHi
.r. ,aurcltrutns ON th' abolition of
,,arur, Nbuurrpur r peculiarly
favored 60 nave Oh, opportunity Co..
h.lr tHI~ great man
Tn. 4ti,r of tho program '"r 'h.
.raaunUau cSrrrie'H f'li'V-
Nu.. NJ Mnuro % .h'stri
Invocation kc. VI MNuniIIrI
announcements hN pr r. Mcqueen
..r,N. president uf g.. University
,4I..... 'tTh. II.lI l' tia, Nua
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31
FRATERNITY Banquet.

Thp |IIT 'nU IunctIOn y IN N
Alplds occurred SATURDAY, 90 uur H'
tho ANaradp hotel Tho uuurN "l
90, hotel. where the most WI.l'h'
dinners in society history have h'.n
hold was th, -c,J" oi the la '"'U
iuhiicr of ms Jolly uss. mhlE "i Uni
Nc.sity men The official ruluts "i
the fraternity, black and rcd had been
oncctvog placed in decorative
scheme for ihr. event After 10 -ump-
tuous rcpast. the seventeen young
men present sped th. time in relation
~ college warns
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31
NEW MEXICO SOCIETY
social NMairs from Various
Towns.


Tho GIc, club from Leland STAN
ford university arrived an clovis ou
the noon train Moudai 90 give % CON.
c,rt az the Ly,oum They were
taKou ont for Jos ride by 90" clovis
Chamber of Commerce PRACTICABLE
every one OF thr dozens OF machines
IA the CITY wcr" donated by IA, own
ors. Thu, met ut tho Chamber nf
tommcrr, promptly az p M aud
under th. management of SuPcr,u
t,nd,ut Grifrn OF IN, OTIS schools.
who iS uoN acting as secretary ol that
body thc long parade started ron th"
i.ip u,,r 10, country,
clarence Iougacr, ana Mis-. myrtle
Green. both former residents OF rlo-
.l- were married ia the rltl yrstrr-
day h' Justc, ot tho Peace Ambrose
iNE shortly after the ceremony they
lcu ON tho oastbuund train for their
homo in southern oklahoma Thc
gave NO reasons tn friends her. fur
mo runaway match
By special request the homie ta'rut
play Tho Sistcrhood OF BRIDGET
b WIS repeated saturday evening it the
. NimiW hoater There vas large
Hudinuc, 900 Attendance on tho u,.a
sion ALSO Company *. under whose
auspicos tine play was given, has
. cleared several hundred dollars
Miss Florence Ellington, on, ot IN,
most popular young ladies iu CLOVIS
society. lrft sunday FOR her iprm,r
homo iu Illinois. Vhor, she win 50 end
! tho summer.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31

grammar grade viii make their DEBUT
ga entertainers IN the operetta, Jack
ana tho Baked Bean stalk" that for
dramatic situations, and rare music
liz one of the most thrilline ever pre-
scented IN this ely even by adults
Miss strong. director uf music in the
city schools has brought these youth-
ful yocalisis and dramatists 10 de-
gree of proficiency calculated to de-
light and surprise the hearers The
synopsis of the story rs already famil-
lar tn readers Of these columns, ana u
order 20 comprehend the h'auij ana
grace az action and De- sWaNrd nv
the melodics 81 love, despair, rage,
consolation and triumph with which
the nprrettn nbounds, ON" must hear
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31

kcloh,r. Jr. the annual feast of tn.
alumni viii occur this ovoniug at the
Alvarado hotel The Now mrunors
viii be- the Glars of 1871, who viii De-
duly initiated into the mNst,rics of
this select organization is tpust-
master President NrlVhor viii clll lnr
the following speeches The lniNtr-
sit>.' Pres dent pr g. Mcqueen Gray.
'fh" Regents. Nuoru,y General of
NoN M'vico Frank W chimney. prcsi
dent of th" board ol regents Tho
Graduating class y q. Ssdcr. 1911.
some Ecmiuisorne,s of tho Past
Dean h"dgin, "Th. Future Miss joe
..nLIm. nlr.nn-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31
"I'rep" Graduation.

This morning in RodrN hall the
University students assembled to Wit
ness the graduation of the senior class
In the preparatory department. The
assembly ana graduates listened tn
mastery address hN Attorney II, W
u. Bryan The graduates of TINS h'-
pnrtmrnt are Misses Laura M'' u
lun. Froda Becker. Mcssrs. John WI
kinson. Hugh Carlisle Arthur NJ
tuilum ana Paul Menall
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31
Grammar Grade Graduates

ON, ut ih, largest .iussUs In tho
history ot thu city schools will this
evening receive prpmotional ccrtih-
Gates from the eighth grades admit
ting th'm into tbr high school de-
= rtmeut next ,'ur The pr'soniu-
ton of D,rtiucatr- via Doc made uj
tn' opera house preceding tho rondi-
ton of the uporrttI In which al the
ghtn grade graduates participate.
NJ address. OF welcome VIII hc tom
dofod hy Miss Nnuetu. W'iuWpu ar
t'r which the Young graduate Viii
receive h"ir diplomas md the "p"r-
eta Vil follow Tho personal Yf this
promising class of grammar lr1dn
gradual. f1llnws
LlilHu.H N.u0t. Adam N..lWus.
Louis. E.u homer Boyd Leslie
H"ldi lllzI R.h.cus. Stanley Brown.
G.orr, U.,kNIth E2rbt, 'nN'2.
1 RIOS. IafroW, Elsie Davis. Lloyd
| Drake. U1m,r Eshclmau. Earle Frank.
Grace Gibson. Flnr'uc, Gruusi.'d
/ Herbert Gruu.f.ld Gndy- Huds"
! Ernest Hammond. Alberta iIaW-
/ t1ornc Ma1D ucuuri'k, Hono"cu
Horu,r. ralph llobbs Nuu Iluhbou
/ Ngucs l.uwirr. Nnl IaiI,. Nlo, 4
Lowry Alice Lind willard Hopcnoil
! Robert nouoVrH. FLORENCE kr,mis,
| Veronica Martin. Elsi, Macdonald.
Edrca McBriIn. George Ncher. Fam
plcson, Dorothy owens, Harold Per
ry. Zclla Baukin Leslie Hhco. dos
oph Rusonbayh. EVELYN Reynolds, Ia.
i ov Richards. Nsdsr puu.s, Aln,r
Robinson Elizabeth smW. Gudy
~ucomu. paul Efsu-. Bertha STOW
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31
Mr.. ~i,-N~kcl 'touoir',

lu honor u' Mrs Julian j -t,> skcl
Nr. u o.. sitter OF rs Mountain
road .,-t,rduN afternoon entertained
10 i,t friends IN" party Wdr iu-
formal ana % dclghtfui afternoon WAS
spent Among the guests ver' Mrs
o. = Nahrr Mrs Randel Mrs ~ "a.
Ives. Mrs l.. y TosSirr Mrs NNr
Martin NJ Warrington
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31

wicld bcnrnH',ut influence ot"r al
within ii- radius, a- Go .Hcu OFF the
principals the qualification nf uo-
plc" i- the uttmg term Miss Chud,
Edgar and ~ ~ u kaufman at.
fruird th, bridal couple at tap altar
Nll.r 'ur enjoy mcut of 4 Weddiul
urutfu-t loo company Win the linz
..d number of uyito"s Hho Witnessed
lH. ceremony, Mi and Mrs. Kelly
Poe. rd,i tu. Np-t bound train for cal
uruu. vu.u.c th"t NlI rnurn ir
IH.l A.. wlar their hon. n His city,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31

TN" .tNd seniors ut the tuiVn sits
win tomorrow morning parad" thojr
Superior talents 90 ,uyious aspir.uts
uu ,hc lower classes and cNcllng, the
parting thus'- aith each Other chat
are intend .d Go Nr!l the regret ii u1rt-
Iur 'u1f larger Iu each srnior's heart
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31

. ~ Niu'I'ayr ~ hrr pleasant houc
.u No. m,-t Sis miivs onst of inc citN
THu ndics Win drive out 100 individual
..u. tau..s. leaving tlr eitr carl, I'm
... afternoon fot the pnrpus, of hold
me 1 ruusug rally Echots ~ tho
recent state Convention ot the society
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31
- Ho~c 81 Plymouth Town

To dH mspirlngly responsive aud
enc, cha, crowded tnr opera house :"
tnr doors tlc lu..rsiy Dramatic
au.i,t, last ct,nlng added nov laurrls
B.. ala, crown ~ fam, ALREADY otwincd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31
acknowledgements Function.

Mrs Franz tuning and her uaueh-
tow Mrs ~ g. FERGUSON 1911, ,ut"r-
'au 100 irl FridaN afternoon tt the
bonn, ni Mrs Ferguson .u plI Al.
hrH,.uu..
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Athouph the Glaiding-Tclr.r v.'.
dag ,I not occur TN Septcua..
the departure of tho bridc-clcct p.rn
early n,1l week. for the homo of I..
parents 100 Detroit. occasions mum,
Jus SorlI functions m her honor n
eirlhood rionds iu tllis city whore
Ms. Ffizup,m 1,lfcr has cvor boon
a primo p>oritg bon a circle that Iu.
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4. q Graduation.

Tho dDtC N thc prAdul'l0O wv
omonios of the studcnD 81 the INA
maculate Conception schoG h. juno
is The senior class viii assemble
in the church of the lmmaculat' cor
ception and receive their diplomas
from Rev. Father Mandalari who VIA
preside over the rites of the evening.
The graduates ~ lail are Misses
Elizabeth Powers, Agnes LaDricrn
Florence Powell. Lucille Truswell
Messrs Richard Brennan ana Wlllau
Mcdonald
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sam bc thc inspiration OF ~" meeting
t ID. lrd hy th, president pr. ~ J..
Wl. tm..
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\,wnni banquet Tonight

Presided over bN the president ~
the University Alumni Mr. Thomas
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Matrimonial Ceremony.

In the Presbyterian church tomor.
The evening world., 1911-03-09

haitian. Brooklyn, Jersey City and
Westchester. The First Regiment will
go direct to Grand Central Palace.
where they will rest In the great audi
torlum until the doors will be thrown
open to the public at 7.3o o'clock.
There will first he n drill and review. \
committee OF prominent citizens will act
az n reviewing board. This well drilled
body has repeatedly drawn the praise
OF military connoisseurs for the excel
lence OF It's discipline and precision In
fancy drills. After the drill the officers
will net as n committee OF arrangements
to see that the reception and bail pro
coed without a hitch.
In tho last fifteen years the 81. Pat
rick's night receptions of the Volunteers
have grown in popularity. This year a
greater crowd thai ever before Is ex-
pected TO participate.
\ committee from the Ancient order
OF Uibcrnians called on Mayor Gaynor
to-day and invited him to be "A guest
OF the United Irish Societies on ST.
Patrick's Day. The committee COM
prlsei Rodcrlrk j. Kennedy. chairman;
Peter T.. Murphy. Grand Marshal-elert
of the 81. Patrlck's Day parade; Frank