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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-10-05
and Personal

Bluestone at the Falls Pharmacy.
Tormaldehyde and Bluestone at
Tha Falls Pharmacy.
4 II. Il. Austfn was q Salt Lake Wis
ftt9r the first OF the week.
" Miss Mary Wallis left for her
home In Maryland. last Sunday.
us for Formaldehyde and
Bluestone. The Falls Pharmacy.
Mrs. Ira e. Barber is here visit
ing with the family Of o. H. Barber.
Extra good work horse or sale.
Weight about 1850 pounds. r. @.
sykes.
". Cotant-tha-Roaklaud
faaAtteaAer. was in American Falls,
Monday.
I George Stoli left, yesterday, for
q few days business trip to Salt
Lake City. Utah.
Full line Of Tinolac for INSIDE
work and furniture at the west{rn
Cabinet Works. Y
The band will give a benefit dance
at the Auditorium. Saturday night.
fleets Soc, spectators loo.
We fit eyes with proper glassed.
Let Us examine your eys. Widsteeh
Jewelry and Optical Store.
Tony. the tailor, for fall and win
ter suits. Cleaning and pressing q
speciality. Next door to library.
Ladies' and gentlemen's clothes
made to measure and satisfaction is
guaranteed. Tony. the tailor.
Tony. the tailor. for our spring
suit. Cleaning and pressing :
spaklalty. Next door TO the library.
r. o. Jones left for Malad. Tues
day morning. where he was called
on business before the district court.
The M. Z. Ladies' Aid will meet
with Mrs. s. Fl. Mccullough, We'd
nesday afternoon October IL, at 3
o'clock.
See us before you sell your grain,
We are in a position to offer you
best price sacked or bulk. Keith
Greene Grain Co.
The Rebekah lodge met Tuesday
night. in the 1. o. o. F.. hall, and
elected Eva d. Smith as delegate
to the Grand Lodge at Twin Falls, |
October Is.
On Tuesday. next, at his place on
the big dry farm. II. J.. Bartel will
sell seven horses, five brood sows,
wagon. buggy. farm implements and
goods at public auction,
to begin at 10 q. m. A free
lunch will be served At noon.
Gottlieb Adolf. who was in town
Tuesday. said the average yield Of
grain In the Pleasant Valley settle
was about seventeen or eigh-
bushels uer acre Thia iu good
Tor a country s 70 lately in sagebrush.
The rummage sale. conducted by
ladies of the Episcopal church
On Farmers Day. proved a splendid
success and netted the church $S8.
There were home made candies
ma cooking and wearing apparel
u every kind and description, and
was sold at a bargain. /.
Two prizes we're offered purchasers )
which were won by numbers 16 F..
20. {
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-10-05
Good PotatO Record

Frank Kluck two years ago se-
cured a few eyes of Early Six weeks
potatoes. which gave him a sack of
seed. Last spring he planted these
and from his small patch sold $50
worth of potatoes and has enough
left to seed three r He says
they ONE in earlier than other var
ieties, and command a good price.
He received three cents a pound for
all he sold, nearly 100 pounds. He
had an exhibit of them Farmers
Day.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-10-05
/. o. o. +. Entertainment

Wednesday evening, Oct. II, the
American Falls Lodge will entertain
it's members and friends. The cele-
brated Entertainer, Friedrich H. Will
son, will render the play David iona
and Sau'. He comes to Ameri-
can Falls highly recommended by
the press of the entire country. If
you wish to know more ask the first
Oddfellow you meet. Tickets soc.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-10-05
Home Visitors

Excursions east via o. s. L. Oct
ober 18th, limited for return to
December 81; November 18th. and
December 21st. and 22nd. limited
to so days from date of sale. For
rates and further particulars, see
any Oregon Short Line agent or
write D. E. Burley, General Passen-
ger Agent, Salt Lake City.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-10-05

The teachers in the public schools
OF oneida county are hereby notified
that the joint institute In which
this county participates will con-
vene at Pocatello ON Oct. 30, and
VIII be In session until October 2S,
both dates inclusive. All persons
expecting to teach in the schools Of
oneida county must attend this
institute. HENRY SIMPSON.
County Superintendent.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-10-05
Pure Bred Shropshire Sheep for Sale.

o sale at reasonable prices. 400
pure pred rams and ews. high class
STOCK. My flock includes English and
american prize winners. See me at
niue LAKES ranch or write j.. c.
Moore. Hotel Perrine. Twin Falls,
Aoaho. I. B. Perrine.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

-.
M ana MIS- Jay Hnbbs nave inc
past week been entertaining Captain
G. ID. Parson ana Mrs. Parsons who
aree en- route from ,hair homo IN
ys,iso,,r,.,, ~. sa ,,. . ao'ne A.
California. Captain Parsons lg su.
pervlsing agent of the fleet of pleas.
ure launches nlylne In the famous
Wisconsin dells. and up the larger
streams adjoining. After n soiourn
with Mr. ana Mrs Hubbs the Par
sons continued their western journey
Wednesday evening, planning 10 stop
over to see the Titan OF Chasms' Ia
Arizona.
Mrs. George Thomas left the first
OF the week 10 visit relatives In TO.
peka aud Abilene. Kan.
Mr. and ura E,,ra,o h.vo r.,,rned
10 their home in this cIty after an ais,
scnce OF three weeks spent In Chi
cago and Joliet, III.
Tha ,o,,rn :. AIh,o,.rono ., ~
ANA Mira "a q pn,,., A. hst,.S ,',.,,
deIigh, Nv hosts ~ so,',si .ns h,.s,,,asa
grlends Mr. nu,I,r ~as a,,s /, :, ~
MANAGE M M sou,hwas,arn ,s,sr.
frir t.lght comnso. a,,a 49, H., 80,
transferred 40 Colorado uavlnr sses
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
RED ROSE To BLOOM
At $50 TONIGHT
Advance Sale Indicates One
of the Biggest Houses of
the Season; Splendid Pro-
duction.

Al last we are TO SEQ a real bona
iido broadway musical comedy sue
cess, when John c. Fisher presents
The fssd Rose" at the Elks theatcr
tonight The production. which n tho
work Of Harry D. anG Robert 49,
Smith, comes here direct from the
Globe theater. New York. with no
table cast, including Zoe barnett. SID.
ney Broughton, Olive Depp. sydney
DO Grey, Grace Ellsworth, Monotii
Frascpna. Marguerite dc Yon and
Jos. W Siandind The production has
been staged by X. n. Burnside. the
noted stage director OF the New
York Iiippodrome. and the dances
have been arranged by Jack Mason.
John &. Fisher. the noted producer or
"Fiorodora.' The Silver Slipper.
san Toy" and many other big music.
Ial successes. is In charge OF the pro-
duotion. With all these noted people
associated with production. Il prom
lses 20 be real gem, and iudging
ffom the unusually heavy advance
sale, thoaterg0ers are aware OF the
fact
The curtain will rise promptly az
) 80 o'clock.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09

No more solemniy beautiful home
wedding could be imagined than the
nuptial service Tuesday evening unit
Ing the lives and names of Miss Sara
g. Maddox and Mr.. II. Y. Mohn. The
home OF the bride on Kent avenue
was the scene of the ceremony and
the rooms were In gala dress for the
event. being prottiiy adorned with
choice roses In white and pink.
Twenty-Five friends representing the
Intimate associates of the principals
assembled 10 witness the matrimonial
rites and share In the Joy Of the oc-
caslon. Miss Caroline strong pre-
sided at the piano ard heralded the
entrance OF the bridal couple by the
rendition OF the Lohengrin wedding
march. and while the impressive ring
service WAS being read by Rev. {. q.
hickman. the pianlste played softly
l~Hearts and FiowerH' ana ''Oh,
Promise Me-" The bride was become
ingly attired In rich white SILK ana
carried bouquet of brides roses. A
aaintily appointed wedding luncheon
cnsaged the attention OF the COM
pany after a season had been passed
in showering the newly WEEDS with
fclicitntions.
The bride IL prominent leader In
the social and spiritual life OF the
First Methodist church, and several
phllanthropto organlKations Mr..
Mohn. well known contractor, ~
one OF the progressive citizens build
ms up the metropolis OF the south
west Mr.. and Mrs. Mohn left tho
same evening for El paso. where.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
ncccplIon lw Sow Nlc,nlrr..

a. a called meeting Of tho Ladies'
Aid society OF the Gold and Broad
way church. held Thursday after
noon. arrangements were made Tor "a
fuietide reception. The affair will
be a courtesy 20 the new ihtinbers
who have lately come into church
fellowship and also IN honor OF Mrs.
y. g. Butler, former vice presl-
dent of the Aid society. who will re-
turn from a years absence 10 reside
Ia this city. Thursday evening after
Christmas Is the time decided on and
the place Is 10 he tho church. Com
mittcca on decorations. entertain
mcnt. reception AID refreahmcnt
were appointed % arrange the de-
tails of the most notable social fune-
tlOn of the church calendar fhis
year.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
Iibrary I,rpors Tor November 1911.

The Library board met Monday
evening. December 9TH. The follow
ing report was given by the librar.
ian. The library was open for the
distribution OF hooks twenty Ave days
The number OF books Issued was 1850:
of these i.sss were for adult readers
and $50 FOR Juveniles.
Many donations have been rccciv-
ed. but not publicly acknowledged.
The following perAons have contrib
uted In this way. Miss Constance ABB
bolt, volumes; Mary p. McGovern,
volumes; Mr.. n. y. Woy. rs volumes,
and Mr.. Lyle Abbott II volumes; Mr..
A. y. Stroup. . volumes.
For the benefit and pleasure Of the
school children OF the eighth grade
10 or 20 volumes are placed In THEFT
school room. The teachers report
great interest among the pupils Ia
their uxe OF shese books.
The amount OF money received was
t2e.3s. from ncw ntsion. ts.2O; do
poslis. $500: fines, s9.ts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
lecture on Wagner.

Professor Stephan adresscd the stu
dents OF the University during the AS
scmbiy hour Monday morning, his
theme being an outline OF and tribute
TO the life OF Richard Wagner, whose
name has been lmmortalized In his
musical compositions.
BoAlnning With the birth of wagner
In the city OF Leipsig. I'm 1873, tho
speaker sketched his varied career IN
concise terms. Though bereft Of his
father In infancy, Richard Wagner
wks reared by n cultured. hig-hearted
stepfRther. Richard 0eyer, who foster
cd the boys musical talent. At hts
death the family was left In straight
ened circumstances, causing Washers
brothers and sisters 10 take up stage
life ~ 4, means Of livelihood. In thia
each one was successful and naturally
led the young musician to study the
atrics also. His devotion to music
lnterferred materially with studies In
school and IN mathematics Wagner
utterly failed. Possessed OF shy, re-
firing nature. he was seldom found In
the company OF men but preferred
feminine society. Though continually
in debt. Wagner did not concern him.
self with business affairs "a any ex.
tent, but concentrated an efforts on
muaic. His ambition was to make the
German theator reflect the national
life Of the Germans and his operas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09

At last the series In the Redpaih
Lyccum entertainment course Il 10 be-
gin. Ever since the early spring when
In the years youth We felt young.
music lovers have locked forward 20
the series of Redpath entertainments.
And now when the year IL old. and
the stress OF ante-hollday duties
makes US feel aging. there In need
for the rejuvenatlng experience, that
20 the unsteady inclined, only a high
class concert can supply. This treat
Ia TO be extended to local musicians.
Friday night. December 10. at the
open house. That the four whitney
brothers are regular singers into the
Victor photograph records ia in itself
equivalent to column OF credentials.
And many volumes OF the latter they
have also. Yet, Albuquerque critics
know the company well and for that
reason anticipate their appearance
with impatienee. Besides singers and
Observation-Disclosures. the quartet numbers
a master impcrsonhtor, and the ver-
saillity OF their talent IL said 10 be
surprising.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09

twenty-five ladies Of the First nap
Itist church were present Thursday
afternoon to enjoy the regular social
tea under the auspices OF the local
Missionary Circle OF the church. Mrs
l.. o. Anderson was hostess on this
pleasant occasion. that IN addition "a
enjoyment afforded instruction. This
program discussion on africa" was
participated In by several ladies and
proved highly interesting, Tho az
fair closed with the serving Of de.
,ectable repast. The next affair plan
ned by the circle Ia TO be In tho ma
ture OF sale OF home-cooAed dcilca'
cies which will be held Saturday. DE
cember i6. At the A. J. Maloy store on
Central avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09

A Trl Alpha function Il synony-
nous with n triumph. socially. The
annual hall last evening was no ex-
ception to the rule. but instead
crowned the hosts with new laurels
M entertainers. To convert tbs great.
bare wallis Of the Elks' bali room Into
slowing mass of Tri Alpha colors
IL in itself considerable feat. Yet
this Was fairly accomplished In "a
style OF artless beauty and made the
hall 90 fairly beam Tri Alpha COR
diality. The pillars were festooned
Ia the red and black streamers and
from the chandeliers depended the
fraternity colors. The walls were
bright with Tri Alpha pcnnants aud
the strcnmers crlss-crossinR overhead
across the entire length and breadth
81 the hall made tho place verlt-
able bower In red and n.ack. The
company for the most part was
Greek. All the Greek letter frater-
naties and two sororities were pres
snt In full force. The sigma Taus.
the Trl Aiphas. the Phi Mus and tho
members IN 81 the former Sigma
Kappa Beta sorority were there. The
gowns OF the girls were dreams OF
beauty enhancing the greater beauty
% the wearers. In harmony with all
tho appointments. the programs were
hifty. being monogrnmcd In emhosa-
cd silver letters Of The fraternity.
The dancing was cnsnged In by SOW
cnty young people. who tarried as
late az the chaperones permitted.
which was in fact early in the very
early hours. Official chaperones
wcae DIR. Cornish. Mrs. Cornish. Mr..
and Mrs. Clarke. Prof. Conneii.
Guests OF the evening were Mr.. and
Mrs sidney Rosenwald and Mr.. Carl
Davldson. The music was. an many
girls expressed u. divine" The
Cavanaugh orchestra was az its best
and the selections had boon chosen
by the Trl Alpha committee specially
for the occasion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09

A most appreciative audience
greeted the entertainers who last
sunday afternoon contributed their
talent and tins 20 the pleasure OF the
patients IN the Presbyterian sanitar-
ium.
the program was the second IN this
series sponsored by Miss AiEn Helk,
and which are planned 10 continue
ut Intervals All winter. The next
program will be rendered By another
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
"Just For FUN"

An enjoyable evening was held at
the Albuquerque business College
rooms Thursday evening when the
"lust for Fun" club. composed Of stu
dents and faculty members and alum
nj OF the college held forth The com.
mitteo In charge. consisting of Myrtle
Tuttle. Gilbert Rhodes and George
Myer. assisted By the officers of the
club, Ralph Wfhitosldes. Richard Day
Is ana Frances Krenin. had arranged
an Interesting and entertaining pro-
gram, and the happy hours sped ncr-
rlly until late. Punch was served and
II II safe to say that the rooms OF
the college have never been so say he
fore.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09

Gentry, entertained the ladies Of the
Christian WOmen's Hoard OF Mis-
alnns Thursday afternoon. After the
chief business of the day, viz, out
lining the years program for 1919.
was over, an adjourned meeting for
fun and refreshments seemed 10
share Importance with the business
session.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
Lccturc Monda, MornIne.

ing the assembly hour next Monday
morning promises 10 be exceptionally
Interesting aud every one caring TO
attend VIII be heartily welcomed on
this or any occasion OF assembly tee
lures. Prof. Clark will be the
speaker and the subject will be
"Ptomainc ana Leucomnincs"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09

In the refreshment room presided over
by Mrs. earns, the tables were also
dressed IN red roses contrasting
brightly with the white linen and sill
YER. Mrs. d. y. Rodey and Mrs. ANA
do Chavez poured 81 the guests were
served 20 q dainty collation. In this
room.
The fancy work booth was indeed
a thing OF beauty" In ensemble and
In detail. Aprons, beribboned. en-
broidered. plain were being handed
out to Christmas shoppers all after.
noon. Gorgeous sofa pillows embrold-
cred towels. pincushions. shopping
bags. In fact, everything that fancy
and skill could devise seemed 70 be
there. Mesdanaes Siortle and Baca
were In charge OF this booth.
The fine candies elected many
praiscfui comments. Fresch cOnfec-
lions. divinity. homemade favorltes.
cocoanut balls. various brands OF can.
died sweets we're the Donations here
dispensed by Mechanics Wiikerson
and Mann. The chinn painting IN
charge OF Mesdames Ray, Kent and
WoOton was. probably the most pop
ular attraction OF the basaar The
treasures OF art accumulated by the
srt students during the year were In
great demand. Mechanics Tull. Low.
per and Harry strong attending TO the
display Of culinary products were
busy a. summer bees ali afternoon.
In fact. no one was idle. The commit
tees we're engaged IN attending TO the
customers thronglng tho rooms. and
these In turn were engaged In greet
inE and chatting the while they sorted
their purchases. A most gratifying
success. financially and soclally was
the verdict OF the club members.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09

A goodly representation OF Metho-
dist ladies and their friends attended
the ante-holiday tea Thursday after.
noon at the home Of Mrs. q. O. Beck
man. In harmony with the Christ
mas spirit universally prevalent. the
decorations were artsstically arrang.
ed. the colOrs being the YuIetlde red
and green. Huge red carnations and
ropes OF greenery augmented the fur
nlshinRs of the pleasant rooms.
profitable feature OF the meeting wal
the table of home cooked datntios
that was soon disposed OF. A gas
afternoon Certainty. How could
Il be otherwise and be a gathering OF
jolly MethodlEisg
&. w. n. ". Meets.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
MRS. stern Al Home.

An artistically appointed. yet withai
unpretentious social function was the
affalr yesterday afternoon when Mrs,
A. l. stern opened her handsome
home 10 u cotcrie OF congenial friends.
violng with the beauty OF flowers
we're a number Of budding dsbutantes
who lifted prettily about assisting ~
tho entertainment OF the company.
Pink was the color scheme developed
effectively In pink carnations.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09

teen with siorics Of German mythol-
ogy. wagncr's irst notable rccogni-
ton M superior mnaiclan was his
appointment 10 tho place Of conductor
OF large orchestra. the remuneration
Of which was 1900 marks year
Subsequently he became known AZ q
composer. hut not TN after his death
In Italy In 1883, was he accorded q
1.-THE OF the regard he deserves.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09

OF course II was hilarious. Who
ever heard Of hay ride that was
not? Yet this one was more 80. The
participants were the Kings Daueh-
tiers Of the Presbyterian church and
the young men who constantly shad-
ow their movements. The company
assembled last evening at the Preahy-
terrain church and crowded into n co..
lossai rick drawn by four horses. The
Mcnnul school three miles north OF
town was the destination. AZ Mrs.
yesterday was 20 be the official
chaperone the carry-all stopped at
the yesterday home. where. Instead
81 the lady OF the house. DR. Easter
day introduced proxy 90 serve as
chaperone In Mrs. yesterdays stead.
The new ohaperone was yelled and
prlm and mincing as typical New
England school teacher. The gay
spirits of the chaperoned dropped at
first in Kwe of the imposing lady. TIL
the diacuvery was made that the pet
sicoated proxy was none other than
Mr.. Charles Andrews. Then hllarity
was restored. Al the Mensni home.
whore q fervent welrome awaited and
prodiglous preparations had been
made by the hostess for the occa-
sion. the young people disported
themselves IN the abandonment of
youth enjoying the goOe, oId-fahh-
toned games. The hostes and the
McsAr. Menaui c0ntrivcd manifold
ways and means to entertain their
guests and succeeded most admira-
bly, The luncheon was sunlptuous,
also 'scrumptious." and partakcn OF
with keen relish. Al l o'clock THO
morning this jewellers returned 70
their homes.
In the party were Misses Alma
swayne, Jannt i'm, Ada Vaughn.
Edna McCherney. Pauline Postel.
Pearl wolking. Hulda wolknis. Irma
Wolvlng. Edith Joyce. Lillian Gus
tagrsn, Henrietta woiSing. Zoe Nc
Kendrick. Josephine MGrdy. Grace
Morsiy. McCracken. Nettie Clusters,
marguerite Arson. Helen Ward.
Edcic Howell, Anna Odjard. Bochtor,
sturdevant: Measrs. Roberts. Joyce.
Jonee. Livingston. Keller. kenworthy.
itsboy, wolking. sEiz, Andrews, Me-
maui, Carl Menaui, John Mennui.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09

II had been troubled with constl-
patton for two years ana tried ail II
the best physicians IN Bristol. Tenn,
aud they could do nothing Tor nae,
writes Thas. y. Williams. Middleboro.
Ky. Two packages of Chamber
laln's stomach and Liver Tablets
cured me-" For sale By an doalofs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09

All arrangements have been COM
plctcd for the big annual ball 10 be
given by Albuquerque Camp No. 4.
Woodmen OF the WORLD. ON January
I. 1919. The w. q. W bali IN tho
past has always been looked for
ward 20 with pleasure by the dane
Ing public because they have always
been teh best OF the season and tho
committee In charge this year VIII
keep up the good reputation. Be-
sides good floor the best music
(Fuhrmyer- Chvanaush) and cour'
tcous management, llght refresh
menis will be served during the
evening
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09

For the best saddle horses "a the
CLAY call phone No. 3. V. L. Trimble,
il3 North second Street.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09

Odd Fellows hall was again the
srene OF a gay soiree enjoyed Wedncs-
day evening by score OF Thirty club
members and their soul mates. Az
usual the Cnvanangh.Fuhrmeyer or
chesira inspired the syrations descrlb.
ed by festive feet. and as usual at
these happy functions. "all went mer-
~ as marriage bell" When one
dances one Is happy. aud when one
Ia environed BY coterie OF intinatea
belonging to the same social clan one
In happier and wher TO rythmic mel
ody, one matches steps with ones ~.
finity. one ~ happiest So for these
and other divers reasons each dance
Of the Thirty club Is happicsi being
made up of affinities of them
unclaimed. bu. nevertheless. affinitics.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09

Cards are out for "a function 10 be
rendered by MF. and Mrs. Fred Kent
That this promises 10 be the affair
par excellence of the month Il adj
mitted by all who know the worth
% the Kent hospitality. and those In
Nited are eagerly anticipating the
event. Tho Masonic temple II 10 be
the scene of the festivity. which will
be featured by dancing and cards.