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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-23
Wedding Bells.

Three quiet weddings have been
solmcniZed the past week without 50
much as one wedding bell 10 herald
the news, since each party shut ou'
all the world but me and thee, ANA
the necessary officiating minister and
witnesses. After all. who can sum M
the fuss. furry and rice these wise
ones missed lMt particulars wait
The PRESBYTERIAN parsonage was TIE
scene OF two matrimonial ceremonies,
one AZ high noon yesterday and the
other at / O'Clock the preceding morn
ing The bridal couple yesterday were
Edith Anna Donald and Mr. j u. Al
len, who arrived ON the morning tram
from Pueblo colo Engaging a car,
the Young people motOred To the court
house 20 get q license, had glimpse
of the city from a brief ride about the
suburbs. stopped at the parsonage at
noon and in the presence of Mrs. Coop
or aud Hugh Cooper, Jr, Rev Hugh
Cooper made them one Mr. ami MIS-
Allen aid not tarry In the city buI
left on the afternoon train for theii
home in Pueblo
The Thursday morning service wa.
likewise romantic and In Ike manner
merely marriage In the presence
Of Mrs Len l.ecch aud Mrs Cooper
the connubidl knot was tied about
Miss Il Anna Funk and M \ y. Ar
mold Rev. cooper otioiating The
bride Is charming mission teacher
who has been engaged In instructinl
| the indians of the Hopi reservation u
| California. ami the groom an aitach'
OF the United States stationed SOM
distance from Gallup in the mountains
! 9y encouragement the bridal coupl
met In this city and after the cert
mony left Tor the west TO make thet
home near Gallup. The third was tn
marriage OF popular AlhuQuorquean
In the Lutheran church sunday ever
ing when Mrs. Madge J Tilton be
came Mrs a Y BOgh, Rev, W
Obolholzer presiding The lasi name
twain will reside IN this city wher
they have hosts OF friends.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-23
PERSONAL MENTION.

Nj aud Mrs Robert lAulIcss and
the Misses l.adiuc aud Roberta Land.
rcss. aud Mr. BorcuiCn laudTcss VIII
leave the FIRST OF The Ncok 20 l"sldc
iu ballps Texas
Miss Lena Ferguson daughter or
Mr. and Mrs n % Fprgusson, viii
leave this evening tor los Angeles.
where she will enter the COLLEGIATE
School for Young Women Two other
Albuquerque girls Who Will be- students
In this famous school the coming year
are Misses HclcH aud Merle Hope
Miss Elsie Myers returned To- her
home u this city Frida, alter visit
Of several months IN 81 Louis Miss
MYERS viii Dee The center OF % round
ut parties In Der honor the coming
fortnight
Rev lIcr non y williams uud family
will loaV, the last of the week. for Nil.
Waukpo. whore Rev Williams viii hll
the pulpit of the church presided over
los his brother aud the milwaukee,
minister will preside over the services
in the Gold aud broadway church for
a month The rNchans, OF pulpits los
the Williams brothers viii be- Ton the
month of October. when each Will Ic-
turn 10 his former passionate
Mrs ~ T. Downs. Tor many years
an esteemed resident of This CITY,
whore she has been Identified with the
temperance cause. the activities OF the
Lead Avenue Methodist church and
musical entertainment left last night
Tor Los Angeles To remain pcrmau
entity Mrs Downs was accompanied
by her nephew. Morrison stewart
Mas Elsie BECKER belle OF th,
cutoff town. rs the guest OF Mrs
krvmis of this city
Mrs Edmundsou Is a new arrival III
the city from Missouri, who waits tho
arrival Of Mr. Edmundson from The
west with The purpose OF settling her,
permanently
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-23

Vacation ennui Hud vacation idle
ness nave been rrlrgHtcu To- the back
ground. and with renewed energies,
aud interest stimulated by the yoarninR
for club activities. the members 90 tn"
WumauS club viii meet ut the autumn
rc-assembly session next Friday attrr-
noon. when the wallis 81 the haudsom"
club house win again echo with mu-
sic mirth. and friendship greetings.
The session Will be- devoted to tn"
"soclul exchange OF welcome and va
cation stories. preceded, at course, hy
the formal program To consist of the
presidents Greeting by Mrs - \.
Blttncr. the club phoph"cy' by Mrs.
y. T.. stevens and several musical
numbers. Never was the club IN So
prosperous condition or promised a
year of richer return u the members
than IN. present when the hrsi year
of statehood conlrnnts Sew Mexico.
The memoership has been notably
increased tho past year, the orsdni'
zation OF q state federation of clubs
effected the Interest of many new
members has inspired new litc la Ih'
various departments. and therefore
the coming year promises greater
club" and greater city"
MAY all have year OF hopes ful'
allcd,
where friends are friends und juy'
are Toys,
And every sorrow stilled.'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-23
ARMY OF TENNESSEE
TO CONVENE IN low A

council Buns la. sept 3D.. Gem
samuel FalloWs will deliver the an
nual address 1T the forty hIst reunion
on the society at The ARMY oi the Ten
upssup in Council Bluns Oci 10 ten.
Gfenville NJ Dodge today received as-
surance of this arrangement aud The
program Ton th, reunion is uow prac'
tigall, complete -Four societies or
army organizations are 10 tnhr patt
this wear iu the meetings Col Cor
nelms Cadlc ot 81 Louis Tor many
Years secretary OF The Army ui the
Tennessee. has been appraised Dos
Presidont Dodge of the arrangements
ana viii include them IN the official
program
The Iowa com uand,N of HE Mis-
tarv order OF The Loyal Legion ut th,
United states. the Association oi th,
Fourth Iowa Volunteer infantry and
Dodgo.s SccoEd Iowa Battery vii
meet with the society D. being On,
hfcenth anniversary OF the enlist
ment OF the Two latter organizations
Al one OF the business meetings o
The society cot Cadlo viii read a pi
per ON Gen n V Bo,uton.s book
! sherman Historical Raid the Mem
oirs In the Light OF the Record, "a
Annotated Autobiogrdphicalh by Gca
sherman
Al surviving leaders In the Ci'i
war viii attend the reunion, hoalil
permitting many Of lhcm being oi al
age that they can MOI decide IN ad
vance concerning their movements
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-23

and symbolic acts the visitors packed
the balcony As Columbia. Mrs Eliza.
beth Bradiunl. stately IN meln, ana
splendid IN soprano solo work. ably
carried the role ~ few could do
The graceful steps OF the Spanish
dancers and the solo dancing Vt Miss
Myers elected much admiration. The
living flag. OF fOrty.siN star beauties
Of budding dainscls, presented love.
W picture made complete In every
sense when President TAFT by his port.
" proxy ushered into their midst the
timid little newcomers Miss New
Mexico aud Miss Arizona The Star
spangled banner sung by Columbia
with accompanying chorus aud del.
sartc poses by eight Young ladies'
thrilled all hearts A GROWING touch
to the pageant was the contingent Of
soldiers led by General kearncy tCap.
tain BrOganj, ana the escort OF hoy
Scouts one ~ the most enjoyable
dances OF the year was the entei tain.
ment OF later evening, aud the ladies'
OF 81 Johns parish have every reason
to feel gra,ilied at the success Of their
pretcntiOus carnival Mrs ROdey. &C.
compauicd fur the vocal numbers the
steps aud march, contributed much 10
she successful ensemble. ana Mrs.
Franc Albright assistant in terpsichO-
roan drill, rendered. signal service 10
Mrs. Bradford diIcctrcss OF the pro.
gram
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-23
Ilke soul Mate Imll.

Every Elk iu Albuquerque ana the
lady friends of tho NntIcrcd ones VIII
De- greatly Interested iu the announce
ment that Albuquerque Lodge 40. l6i
viii giS, "suul mat" ball in the
Elias BAH room next Friday night
The bali VIII De- loo honor OF the ladies
AS IL viii mark the opening uf the So
ci.l season for the Elks, special ef-
forts win br pat forth bv the commit
IT,. 90 make the anair as pleasing as
possible several "spul mate features
90, 20 boz ON the program of enter
ulum,nt Tn, Elks have The rcpu-
tgtiou for doing things "H big s'al"
and She coming event will h' mo- ok
ccptiou to- tho rule TN, entertain
mcnt commute, consists of Dr John
" colbert chairman: Dr g. T. KEEL
s,,. NJ g.. stern ana " y Jamison.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-23
HER FRIENDS
GOOD ADVICE
The Results Made This Newbure
Lady Glad She Followed
Suggestion.

Newburg. Ala--'For more than
year. writes Myrtle Cothrum. OF this
place. Il suffered with terrible pains In
my back aud head had sailow
complexion. and my face was covered
with pimples. Our family doctor only
gave me temporary relief
4 friend OF mine advised me TO try
Cardui. so began taking e. at once,
and with the best results. for was
cured after taking two bottles. My
mother aud my aunt have also used
Cardul and we're greatly bcuohted
shall always praise Cardui 10 sick
aud suffering women
Cardui is purely vegetable. per
fcrtly harmless. tonic remedy for NO
men. and will benefit young and old.
MS ingredients are mild herba, hav-
ing a gentle tonic eject on the NO
manly constitution.
Cardui has helped a million women
back 20 health and strength.
Have YOU trled Il? II not, please
do. II may be just what you need.
M Wrs 10, ladies AavsorV Deri Chaits,
nooss Ns4t ne TO-, ChaUsnooga. Tenn ~ Nrffial
ItsIIisciipni, ana o. nsEs sooA hons lrsttnssi
To- Wensn seat 10 plain sfAppef. on request
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-23

rhc rar. privilege ot hearing an
able discourse on conservation nnd
Forestry" Was enjoyed by thu students
and faculty uf the University N'stcr-
day morning when Mr Henry l.
Graves, chl"t forester of the United
states outlined Boo iorc"iul logic the
reasons for tho conservation policy OF
thc government
MIR Graves said ip part 1T always
gives me great pleasure 90 talk Go COLI
lcge students as the atm"sphcr" rs
very cong,niul. brcaus" of ten years
OF my life spent la the direction "i
such promising youths in a school "t
forestry
81 am Interested not only in the
problems of forestry Witch wo hay" {"
study the best ways and means OF
conserving, but also ia the develop
ment OF men Ia meet the requirements
for forestry service.
when / began this work Ia the early
900. the word forestry was practically
unknown but now the people are be-
ginning 10 realize tho meaning or the
word aud thr Importance Of the work.
and today there rs a genuine public m
tcrest IN this country IN the subject
The problem ~ forestry Is one IA
which every citizen has an interest he
cause IL is an rconnmt, problem wmth
profoundly affects the welfare of the
whole country.
Ther. must be- forests Go conserve
and promote the Industries OF TN"
country Ana one need never rear
that the forests Will b. operated 10y
private Interests. The reason Us "bNl-
GUS Il requires 40 years for them l'
mature under ideal conditions. III
such sections where these idcal con-
ditions do not exist, i5o years or more
are required to attain maturity
Therefore u IN plain to ID, seen ihal
"A will not pay man to own lana ana
plant trecs for individual prohl. br''
! Tor 10 turn the land 10 agricultural d'-
/ yrlopment "a realize proht in ms own
/ time In this respect comes the I'''
/ SON for depletion OF the wood supply
/ lumber companies often buy IN" ldhu
/ henVnt wooded with trees mat can p'
| turned to proht, trees are i'Urd' 'n'
/ the land II sold u one who desires lh'
| tnud for agriculture. and needs u
! burn al wood and undcrbtush. -
where once were dense forests af'
>, nov farms or, in ease no one pui
!, rhases land shorn Of timber. u s"e
to waste and useless vegetation run
I Wild over A. In the Sew Englan'
i states and Lake states there are bar
4 rem wastes where once wcr" thf'N'h
lumber villages. due entirely To sue
cause. At present there are 500. o'o'
000 acres of timber land In the lnlt
ed states. one third of which Is na'
ural or public timber land. th' rest p'
, ing owned lay private owners tues
tracts are being exhausted three lh'
! as fast as they are replaced, Th'ie
fore il il easy To see that soon IN
country viii be- denuded of Us Tor
ests. We can not get along with"u
I this wood and II II h gone VI" ca
r not obtain It elsewhere. canada
: uslng up her forests faster than W
5 are. and her population II incrcas'n
4. so fast that she viii need all TIE TIN
I her she can lay hands on. Eur"I
e win b, unable Ia furnish us WITH an
3. wood. and the wood Of tho tropics
4 unt,t for use ln this country 80
g must conserve and culture our own -
= sources.
N "Thc forestry service n young an
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-23
Farewell ReeeptIon.

Another family has the unwisdom
to leave the city for other scenes. The
void their going will leave was DEM
onstrated last Tuesday evening when
some TWENTY-FIVE devoted friends
hraved the elements aud assembled ~
al the home of Mrs Gabbest, GA South
SecoWi street, 20 express their re-
gret for their departure and say fare
we'll To Mr. and Mrs Robert lAndress,
Misses l.adlno and Roberta landress
aud Mr. Berenice I.andress The show
ers In no wise ntcriered with the
pleasure of the evening made mem
otable by the cordial spirit of friend.
ship prevailing The I.andress family
will leave early In the weeh lol Dial
las. Texas. To- reside
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-23
Concert for Y. W. C. A.

Even the school lassies have be.
come imhucd with the Jealous desire
to All the Nouug Woman Christian
association In their effort 90 secure a
home incidentally these girls viii he
the Young women 10 ENJOY the priv
ueges OF the Y " & \ home 'n
later wears So. considering Il great
privilege as well az duty, the class or
girls known as thr 'Searchers nave
prepared a brnetl concert 10 be- heid
In the Gold and Broadwa, church next
FRIDAY evening AIRS. j Nike. direct.
ress. aud Mrs G. n. earns accompah
ISL and PIANO soloist have charge o.
this entertainment 90 which the en-
lens are inyitol Miss SAKE VIII d"
liver q teu,minuie address at the con
clusion of the program numbers, aitel
which a clever song composed Toy Mrs
Mize viii bee sung by a chorus oI
twelve girls
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-23
sinma Tau Smoker.

The dobonair youths claiming mem
bcrship and pledged membership in
the Simn Tau fraternity VIII gathcl
this evening at the frat home Ia
while away the hours with sociablli''
aud smoke. OF course the inner man
will also be- RECALLED bar that viii mere
Is be- the after thought as smoh,
wreaths will be- the feature OF enter
tainmrnt aud each pipe lover VIII be
permitted 10 abandon himself 20 the
peusivc pleasure Of the hour aud ruhh
nate ON the bonds between smoke ana
smoker In this wise
"Ou In the evening twilight
We bring back memories fond
We try 10 read the smoke wloaths,
Nml thinh on friendships bond
Nv pipe and t.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-23
No HOOKS Or PINS
OR BUTTONS ON
THIS WAIST

Here's something that should inter-
c.t the husbands of Nlhuquerqur 40
well ts The women. It's most at
trdrtiyc ladies waist that can or per
trctly and quickly fastened without
hooks buttons or pins. n Is known
AS fh "Tirou blouse and is attraetius
Tot OF favorable attention az dis
played n the window of T. Maharam
new cloak aud suit store ~ 'ld-'lS
West Ccatral avenue.
Another feature OF the very Utrac-
tive display az fh' Maharam store We
"a ladies coat. which is an exact re-
production coz 70 $500 garment shown
recently u the Wauum"kcr store 'u
New YORK Local mothers viii Doe IN
trrr-tad ALSO lao showing of dainty
Imported dresses for children which
ar, p.ng offered tt the low price pt
50 cents
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-23
Prepare for the Great Event.

Fashion books are being earnestly
consulted and modistcs Ia great de-
mand these days. since the Montozumu
ball Is an absolute assurance The
committee on arrangement for the ball
are busy planning the decorations the
music the dance program and with
visions OF the governor leading the
grand march and the social knight.
hood OF the new state present on the
ev"ntul evening, the fair sex are de-.
ylsing creations at ravishing beauty
with which to deck themselves fOr the
MOntC2umB ball
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-23
state Carnival Success.

The most patriotic, spectacular and
highly successful entertainment ever
undertaken In the city was the state
Carnival by the Ladies' of ~. John
guild Wednesday evening IN The ar
mory. when the greatest lhrongs OF
spectators that ever crowded into the
spacious hall ap9laudod the seventy
five participants and the directors OF
the affair tn The echo, With the entire
lower floor free for the maneuvers
Of the various groups IN the pageant
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-23
knioh,, Of columbus 10 Entertain.

After long period OF abstinence
from social diversions the knights of
Columbus will emerge from their
shell TO preside at a brilliant function
In honor OF their ladies. and to Judge
from the elaborate preparations under
way, society is assured that the grand
ball and banquet by the knights on
Thursday evening OF fair week VIII
fully compensate for the past quies'
enCc OF these royal entertainers AZ
the meeting Of the knights last Thurs.
day evening q committee on arrange
mcnts was appointed to directly spOn.
sor the function TO be one OF the sur
passing society events Of the year II
Is likely there will be- present numer.
ous Knights OF other cities In New
Mexico aud the southwest. as on tue
SUNDAY preceding the function IN hon.
or OF che ladies' there will he a notable
gathering OF Knights Of Columbus "a
assist IN the VXcmpnncatton of the
three degrees OF the order October \,
ana every effort will be- male by the
local lodge 10 induce the visitors 10
remain fur the lair for the celebration
OF Discovery Day. October r., ana Tor
ahe eliminating function the same
evening.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-23

The home of Mrs Julius Scchohn,
iON FORESTER avenue, vas the scene
OF a happy function "Wednesday after
noon when q guodly representation OF
the Lutheran congregation and THEW
friends gathered To greet each other
and emo, the deleCtahlo lunch provided
by the hostess
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-23
Miss Saint Hostess.

4 merry informally was the bridge
party rendered by Miss Ethel Saint
and Miss Jean Hubb to small
cotorie OF friends AT the home of the
former "Wednesday evening Two 20.
bles we're surrounded by the players
engaged In the fascinating contest Tin
lato hour when dainty collation.
was puiONpd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-23

The rrgulir meeting of IN" Wo-
mans christian Temperate Union
viii b, held n,Nt Tuesday afternoon
at the hpm, oi Mrs. NJ i Butler ~
E.st. street There will hr AN enter
,aiuug program and as much hnsi-
ness is tp b, transacted 10 BIS earnestly
desired by th. president that large
br present
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-23
Lyeeum Course to be Cancelled.

The series Of nyc entertainments
and lectures planned some time ago
by The Ministerial Alliance to be given
here hy he famous platform siafr VA
the INceum Entertainment course,
viii be- abandoned ~ least the To-
cal ministers consider il wiser 10 can
eel The proposed l.Nceum course In or
der 10 give an open Held go the Chau.
tauqua l.cclurr course mat ib 10 ne
presented here this winter under the
auspices of the Youns woman Chris
tian association
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-23
Mrs. Adams enteHains.

THAT idlencss Is to be taboocd IN
the circles Of the lately organized aid
society of the Central Baptist church
WAS evident al The busy, yet wholly
gay. meeting OF the society Thursday
Afternoon, when Mrs Adams Vas host
esq 10 the ladies at her home on West
Central avenue
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-23

The Lew wallace chapter 81 the
Daughters ~ the American ReNolu-
ton win rs.convene after The four
mounths vacation next saturday az
tcrnoon when Mrs. ID. n. earns viii
be- hostess To this band of women who
by word and deed spread the gospel
of patriotism abroad in the land \
magazine review conducted by Mrs
stamm and Mrs. Newcomer VIII he
the feature of the initial assembly 10
be- supplemented 10y social hour
me magazine Ia be used Ia the pro-
grams the coming year II the Amcrl'
an Monthly Magazine, the official
lcdlum Of The National Society of the
A. r. The new officers to serve
coming year are. Mrs. \ l. stew.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-23
commencement I.,rrri-r..

The pupil. cot th, Guld and lHruad-
way Wbl. school viii demonstrate
their fitness for promotion to higher
GLASSES at th, Commencement EXrr-
,Is,s tu boz held iu the church t"-
morrow morning ot a.t5 o'clock. Hr-
sides ESSAYS. quiz. readings. etc. there
vim Dee m entertaining program of
must, lu which each class as q unit ar
by individual representation VIII be
h.IIN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-23
VIZ. McGnnc, EnlcrtnIn..

ono of th" most elegantly appoint
Ell and enjoyable functions of the sea-
SON was th, tea last Tuesday after
noon. rendered bv Mrs \ ~ MeG1r-
FEY 10 select circle OF friends ~
honor Of Mrs McGan'y of Roswell.
who IL visiting her SON and daugh.
ter boo this city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-23

The senior Boys club OF the FIRST
Baptist church held q most enthusiast
tic meeting ia the church parlors la5i
evening The outdoor iaunts are IRE.
oucntly diversified ms literary ente,.
tainments. the meeting being last
evening one Of literary diNetrluns
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-23
Inrh priv

Miro VI l. Morgan entertained at
cards "wednesday evening. WHEN % Coz
terri. of n,ighborhupd friends dropped
iu aud mad, 900 % part, OF four tables
Tho rooms scr, pretuN decorated
with china Istuts aud carnations. aud
90 Uluf luncheon VHs served.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-23
Isebckals to Have Hall.

The Daughters OF Rebckah are also
coming 60 the fore with plans for a
ball next Wednesday IN the odd Fell
lows hall when all friends of the or
der and general public VIII 1c well
coined b> these loyal supporters OF the
odd Follows orphans and widows for
whosr bgucnt TIE dance IL rendered,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-23

The ~, of Lincoln was the topic
presented n forriblc, clear eur ai,lc
lbs the youHg admirers o' thc mart'r
president After the program discus.
sion was ended au informal consul'd.
ton vas held on The ways and mean,
ct uoldug another picnic cNguJeI Sion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-23
Informal IIIifigC

EntIr,lN informal and decidedly
charming was tnc afternoon at bridge
Thursday when Mrs. Il W. u. Bryan
WIS hostrss go n"igh5orhood cotcria
Who played al two tables till the
gluamiug.