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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03
Missionary MeetinQ.

Mrs. Sciyert viii be hostess Thurs
day afternoon NJ her home ~ nc
Westminster hotel 10 the ladies of
the ladies OF the Christian Woman b
Board OF Missions \ program ricn
IN interest and though; has been ar
ranged by the president Mrs Her
mon = Williams. and Is given below
Devotional Exercise Mrs Williams
Talk Missions and schools for
Oricntals" ....... Mrs. Williams
Talk Chinese Christians Proc
of Their Loyalty IN the Martyr
dom suffered In the l.oXer Up
rlsing" ~ Mrs. Archer and Others
story OF "llsi" ......... Mrs. l.amlln
Talk-"What the G, ". u. NJ Is
Doing io Solve Problems" ......
t......,...,...,++ Mrs. SciVorl
Talh silver Jubilee WOmen's
Missionary Societies" Mrs foul-
Report Work Among the juniors
...t....., .,.t.,,,..s,.,, MIS-. Wear
During the business session plans
viii be discussed for the &. " r. NJ
program during III" state convention
OF the New Mexico church 10 he held
in this city May % To - inclusive
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Nnr.iiN SMnnnlcr Io,Lr-.,.

Plans for the summer school at the
University. To- begin June and con
;tuuc for six weeks. are about COM
plrtod Prof. Jcnncr pynch. an emf
ncnt specialist In geology. has been
induced To- come To The Institution tn
conduct Ia" summer school In the sci
cuiific studies and Or Gray VIII
have charge of the classic studies.
Various courses may De taken by stu
dents desiring summer work. Any
teacher undertaking this summer
course at the University will bc ox-
cusod from attending "A teachers in
stitutc. ESccpiioually fortunate ~
the University in securing the scrv-
icrs Of learned professor from III.
niVcrsitN of Berlin, Through the
Prussian exchange with Yale univcr-
sits pr Robert bohmc OF Berlin mas
been sent To- America and viii come
to- tn, Sew NcNico tniv"rsitN for tn,
summer and viii give instruction IN
German. Dr Ochme's specially Is tht
iitrrturc and philology Of the German
language. During the lecture cours'
of th. summer school Or. ochmr VII
! deliver series of lectures On these
| SubirrtS The thanks Of the tniNcr
/ stV the students and citizens are du'
| to prot Leon u stephan. in charg'
| of tn. department of German At th
! University uf Sew Mexico. for s,fur
ling the services eft this ahl" instruct
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03

were at cimarron, u Young peoples
union and az Des Moinos. o regular
union At Springer Mrs Nuttcr Was
tn honorcc At n notahlc church re-
ccption and addressed the sunday
school, the students OF the rvformu.
tory and others.
Mrs. H. Hcinos lcft MONDAY for a
visit To- her former home iu pcnmark.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. w W
strong viii leave for New YORK
whence they will sail ia Junc for
England and European countries.
prof. aud Mr. g. g. uodgu and
Misses Sisslcr. aud Hewitt viii leave
June for New YORK Thoy VIII Join
the Strougs and makc up % party ~
; Albuqucrqucaus Go attend tHc coro-
nation ceremonies and travel In
Europe for % year.
Mrs Ethel Boltou OF. Milwaukee
left Tor her home Monday evening
after a visit Of four weeks with her
sister Mr. Charles Davis, oi TINS
ciiV
Miss Yates aud Miss Porter ar
, rived Monday 10 assume charge ~
matrou and assistant matIon Oi the
receiving home or the New Mexico
Z Children Home society on Ear'
| Grand avenue The present matrun
: Miss Wallace. who has directed th'
/ anai,s of the home and children th'
! past winter will leave soon Tor hos
| home IN Illinois
| Nh and Mrs Guy Rogers aud Mt
and Mrs Cortez Quickcl made M ~
| automobile party motoring To San,i
Fc early sunday morning. and after ,
| pleasant DAY IN the Ancient CHS
| returned To Albuquerque the SAM
| evening
| Archdeacon Warren aud Rev Perez
| silver were among the churchmcn =
leave Monday evening for Roswell u
| attend the annual conyocation o'
Episcopal churches In the New Mex
ico-Arizona diocese.
Rev. W a. Nicholas field worlio
OF the New Mexico Children Hon"
society. spent Sunday and Monday Il
the city leaving Monday evening 10
Artcsia. y NJ. where his six childrcl
are students In the Western collcg
a, Ar,esia. The eldest son. Car
Nicholas. will enter Park Colleg,
Missouri. the coming fall 10 take
six years course In advance,
studies.
Miss Erna Ferguson Is entertain
ing Miss Ruth I.aughlin of santa r
for fortnight. Miss I.aughlin Ia
been he inspiration OF numcrou
social affairs during her brief 81
journ IN the city that will terminal
the first Of next week
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03
DE LeSsUps HAS our
TIE AIR FOR BRIDE

Ferdinand de l."sssps, = cousin oil
the famous aviator, who has been
spending The past four days al the
Alyarado will leave tomorrow iul a
visit In California, stopping ~ th'
Grnnd Canyon on the way ~" is 'n'
gagged in the sugar manulac'urur r.
dustry in hlabama. and 10 spend ~
an outing IN The west '",'i1s 'ii.t
his work lie states thar Guy o'
l.esscps, the renowned bircmau 1't
quit the air, deserving lhr cloud i
the hehssi of his bride who ho Wa,-
ried three weeks alu. Ihn. We've
married ~ So James church TOO Toe
rOntOn. Canada
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Nc, JelI, 'so1l

one tRI sified fosr; scoH hdV tfd-
.toontHI salt. h,'ci icGsroosfa6 a {
Sakipg Powde"; grated r'"d Of :
lemon 2 eggs bsafcn hgAf; icrfs"go' I;
u onf Aof miik; gIa.s 81 je3y; fo'g'
Acrca sugar.
Beat the sugar into the eggs, add the
lemon rind, then the -four, siitcd three
times with the salt and baking powder;
and, las,ly. the milk. Bake in . but
tered dripping pan; turn out on damp
cloth, trim OH the crisp edges; spread
with Jelly and turn over and over into
a rol, while still warm. Dredge the top
with powdered sugar.
Ho, milk used in the Jelly roll EN-
nlles II to be rolled without danger OF
cracking. Have the milk soalding hot
also bc careful to have the eggs and
sugar beaten together until very ligh'
and creamy. Bake in moderate oven
* c jelly Roll is illustrated on pag'
ihirty.two of the new and Handsomely
illustrated 6A.page Il & Cook's BOOK
which may ne secured fee by sen'ini
The certificate packed IN every 2s'oen
can of X & Baking Powder to thu
IAorRs Mrc Co. Chicago, III,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03

IN. recent conccr, ~ Oklahoma
CitN Wherein appeared Madam" Noi-
dica, vocal interpreter oi his coiupo-
sii,ous. aud Charles Wakefield cad
man. thu noted composer, reused
DkMhomuns 90 n Keen appreciation
of the genius engaged IN immurthliS-
ing th, HISTORY aud Ideals of tho IN
dian race. Again and again vas cad
man forced to bow his ackno"irds'
mouts before the fuotlights. shaitns
honors equally with the great prim"
donna. whose choiccst rcportuir" in
lludos the Japanese aud Indian SONGS
OF this Young man. nov ln Albuluci
que complimentary GO the iri"hd
who 3d. intensely hppr'ciaiiNr Of mis-
works. Cudmau has dedicated ihr"'
Greek songs tu Nordicn cntit'd
| songs 10 C0cr" that viii be nitro
dur.d 1y th, honorco next y'nr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03
VARSITY tantIsta

Carefully training the varsity No-
calsts for the rendition of tho can
utu. "rh. Lay ut the Bells, Miss
Egyptiadcs. vocal instructor OF the
University assemblies the gico club
thrice weekly for rchcarsale Tho
theme is expressed ~ tonal harmonics
splcndidly adapted 60 display the tai
rnt of the singers BESIDES the sulus'
duets and auurt,ts the chorus singing
viii hr - star feature of the cauiata.
Appended b. thu personnel of the
,hurus.
sopranos Misses Adele Howell
Irene ioldt Claucc koon, Julla
Picknrd, GLADYS Rosecrans, ono
Kinds. Florence Sedor. Evelyn Ever
III: altos Misses Mabel smith, NJ
sic Van Dorm. Laura Mctullum Nil''
ISchrcib,r. Elith sherman. Chariot
Icmhk,. cleo Kelly tcnors M'ssis
S,anl,y Scd,r W coluburn Cook
Albert Hunt Kari karstcn; bassoS
Robert Sewcll, Waldo Arons, 'hnrl''
Weber. CLYDE k,lly. James steiner
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03
Mrs. Wilson Entertains

At her home IN The Occidcatai
building Mrs y r. Wilson was most
css Monday afternoon tn the ladies
of The Home and Foreign Missionary
society of the Highland MShodisi
church. After devotional exercises
conducted by the president. Mrs. Min
MS. The business of the day Vas
transacted Arrangements were mad.
Tor the social Friday evening at the
home Of Mrs Mosscr Mrs. ThaNtoh
gave an interesting report OF the mis-
sionary conference OF home ana ioG
oign boards now In session III 81
Louis a paper on The Missionary
Mite Box" was read by Mrs Bacon
after which the ladies were regaic''
with excellent lunch served by The
hostess
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03
kinderaarter OUTING.

Happy In the freedom of the great
outdoors. the Juveniles IN the kinder.
garten oi Miss Ada Phiihrick nave
enjoyed series of outings the past
weeks In care of their instructor and
play fellow. Miss Philhrick. Several
picnics or the sand hills and other
delightful drives 10 the Phllbrich
country home, whore the sweet or
chard blossoms and alfalfa have al
corded unsnding pleasure 10 these
wee Frochelites, An innovation III
school room methods Is being follow
ed bv Miss philhgick who gather
the flock of little ones into an open
air assembly for the study OF n,
gifts in Il tent half open. screened
against Intrusion oi ilics Seated a
the low tables The little folk accuston
their chubby fingers 10 mold mois
, clay into the similitude of animal life
! fashion useful articles. sing sew an'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03

Society items for these columns
should be- telephoncd to the society
editor Telephone li3s. or written
lcgibly and sent or mailed To this ~.
flee. In care of Society Editor Write
on one side OF paper only All so.
ciciy news should he Ia this office no,
later than Friday night TO insure pub.
LEGATION.
commemorative of the greatest
hcroincs In the world the living and
angel mothers. the people of Albu-
uucrauc will assemble Nv the Elks
th"ator on the afternoon os Mothers
day. May ~, To- honor their mothers
ia story and song. Meeting for this
holy cause, politics. doCtrinal beliefs
ana social barriers will he swept
aside aud every son and daughter
viii pay tribute to the one Who cher
ishcd them IN infancy aud directed
the noble aspirations of later years
The opera house viii hc made sweet
ana beautiful with floral decorations
and the white carnntion, the emblem
of the day, should lee IN the button
hole az every man who has "A mother.
symbolic of purity. consistency and
love of mothers. tn, white carnation
Is the most hitting emblem of the day.
Representative from the leading
educational, religious and social or
CARNATIONS win he heard on the pro-
gram, The Mothers of Yesterday
The Mothers Of To-day" aud The
Mothers of Tomorrow" viii be dis
cusscd by representatives of the
no "A
club aud the y ". g. A. respectively.
br. Thomas Iiarwood. national chap
lain of the C. A. r. VIII speak on
THE Mothers of the ttVil War.
Prof sterling. superintendent of the
public Schools. viii speak on The
Mothers Hope for the Young Man
Graduate" Dr Mcndull Silbor VIII
speak ON Motherhood Rev. Man
dalari. :. j., viii speak ON The Pi"-
ncer Mothers of the West" Miss May
Ross. representing the University VIII
render "a reading ON Mother. \
representative Of the q. l. \. of the
T. of l.. T., Mrs. Holman, will read
"'rhc Engineer Mother" The ahlcs'
Vucalists OF the city viii render those
heart songs. Rock Ne "a sleep
Mother" aud "A boy Has No Friend
Like His Mother" The Indian school
band win provide orchestra numbers
and other musical selections VIII De
rendered Mrs. ". T. Williams VIII
talk nn Mothers NJ other Lands
and br Cooper VIII represent the
Ministers Alliance. While not Yet
complete the program promises t. be
one of the most cdlfying ever rem
dcrcd IN this city and should be- heard
bN every man. woman ana child
There is 10 be no admission f." and
no collection THE aim of the Whol'
people il To honor motherhood. and
" Albuquerque Ia e. keep in step viii
the pace set by eastern and western
cities Mothers day mus, be observed
III the manner recommended ny Gov
Mills in his official proclamation
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03

seen blooming sweet peas ana pink
ribbons imprisoned by the process Of
freezing In this bower the guests
were greeted by Mcsdames Amado
chavez. Frank Meyers of Las Vegas
and Wallace iIcsscldcn. Passing on
into the drawing room the guests were
received by I'll. hostess and the hon
orccs. Mcsdam.s strong and Hodgin.
assisted by Mrs. Isaac Bnrth, Mrs.
Andrew Ferguson. Mrs. Garfield and
Mrs. Briggs \ proiusion of glowing
red gcranlums and white daisies
adorned the drawing room, ana dur
ing room. ana during the happy hours
of social converse music 10y the DE
Wolf orchestra was heard In classic
numbers. From "A giant bouquet OF
sweet peas. the popular flower chosen
for the English coronation. indiyid-
ual clusters were distributed to each
guest by Mrs. Frank Stortz
Ia tn" dining room Mrs. T.. II. Ed
gar Mrs. Charles White. Mrs. Harry
Lee and Mrs Roy Stamm presided
over TIE pleasure Of the company at
the long table oxquisitely dressed IN
red and white flowers, lighted by red
Candvlahra in red shades. Unique.
beautiful and specially appropriate
was the ccntorpiccc--a floral steam
ship built of red carnations and whit"
sweet peas. resting on sea of sweet
peas. and gaily flying the flags of the
foreign lands To- he visited by the
honor.cs of the afternoon Assisting
the corps al iadics IN IN" dining room
were Misses Frances Bordcrs. Lillian
il.sscldrn. Irene Borders ana B.rnice
| Hc~soldcn. Two hundred ladies' en-
joyod the pleasure of Mrs. Conner ;
hospitality at this notable function.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03

tn, cunning week viii be an EVENT
ru' oa, for the studcr'a II ~" Inn
maoumtr conception school wio VIII
De formally presented via hand
some nas. gitt rnm the ladies OF
John \. Logan circle ui tn t.
A statement 60 the cifo hat III"
flag is 10 br tar gfi ol .ho Wpman's
RELIEF corps ana prescott nv col
Edward Johnson is rrr1ncnne. ~ the
flag was Dough, bE thn hli.s ~ tN'
ia \ II and 30 loW n 'I. 90 ''S''l III
of Mrs Muggl'y nHu .ut' instructor
al the q. A n 'uclr HnI the pre-
senution viii be- made Pos N -. Mug
glcy The date ut the ceremony WI
be- announced the hrst of the W'"h
and the public invited O" Dee prrs'n'
at the immaculate Conception school
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NlnY party .

Tomorrow evening a. the odd t'l-
lows hail the ladies uf the MaccSro's
win entertain IN a danciis ygriN,
dedicated to the month. 4, tn. bus
inrss meeting 90 the hive yesterday
afternoon hual arrangements were
y ad, for The function intoui fd to in
su.r, the joy ~ tho season THAI Is
pregnant with tho breath OF May
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03
Japanese Party

Mrs George = klock Was charm.
ing hostess saturday afternoon when
thin, friends enjoyed the hospitality
OF this esteemed social loader Five
tables we're cncircled with happy
faces of Young women IN The younger
wits against each other in friendly
contest for honors In sin handed
ouchre ingenious decorative an.
engagements suggestive OF Japan ere
atcd an atmosphere OF the Orient
that vas most pleasing and pretty
Tn" scor, closed with Miss Mildred
Fox winner of the first prize. hand
some japanese parasol Cutting he
cards 10 decide the winner of tho
second prize, Mrs. Thomas Danahy
MAS the fortunate winner of the dain
~ Japanese ian. a third prize was
won by Miss Eunice Mcclellan
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03
Oltcitlys to I.utcrtain.

The las, banquet and social gather
ing ~ the Ten Dcns prior To adjourn
men, for the summer VIII be the
function this evening NJ the home OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph O'isicllN. The
Dons viii be accompanied bS their
ladies ON this occasion and according
To- the custom of the society the IA
dies viii be- the guests of honor at
this farewell assembly
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03
Reception at Woman's Club.

COMPLIMENTARY TO Rev Percy Sill
yer ana the lately affiliated com
munlrants the reception in the Wo'
mans club rooms Monday evening
WAS one of the most delightful ana
brilliant on the social calander ol the
season Members of the vestfN. four
teen ladies. wives OF the vestrN ana
members Of the guild constituted IN"
committed on entertainment Ia whom
are due the crcdi, for the happy N
fair. Ex.Governo, l.. bradford Prince
addressed The company on THE For
ward MoyomeNt Of Missions. ana
outlined the great progress OF the
church work In this and other land.
The guest of honor addressed the
narishionors on their duty 10 nouiish
Inc church a. a living being Is nour'
ished by spiritual and material sus'
tenance. Rev. Warren also spoke al
length ON problems and promises o'
the local parish After listening 'o
these inspiring addresses the assem-
| bis resolved into a session oil hai'pN
| informality, cultivatlng iri'inships
greeting new members and cnJoymenl
| of ices and cakes served from flow
or decked table on the platform. =
centcrpicre of yellow roses grnccd tii'
liable that was dressed In CONTRASTING
yreencry Tho young ladies' of th'
parish presided over the distribution
! of refreshments Dancing by ,h'
Younger and u sprinkling Of the old
er guests was the feature al the even
ngs pleasure after the addresses
| Mrs u. : Rodey and Mrs. 4. y. kcitI
were the pianisios for the dance mi
sic In company with Archdeaco
Warren Rev. silver national secf'
tary of the seventh district, lett Nor
day evening for Roswell 10 attend IN
Episcopal conyocation IN session
that Mace
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03
Address ON ".tanc Nddarns. !"

This evening IN the Congregational
church. Rev, bertrand Tolbcrt viii
deliver discourse ON "'rhc LIZ. and
Work of Jane Adams of Hun House
Chicago" Following the lecture, thu
executive board OF the church viii
meet IN business session for the dis
cussion of inporta"t matters. ana Il
is desirable that every officer be pres
pnt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03

Tho mast week was gay with par
tics complimentary 10 Mr. II ii"in's,
hose approaching departure 1" nor
former home In Denmark "'rasl"h'u
thr affairs that tuoK the nature ."
farewell parties. mid week social
~ tl, homo OF MR.. Eug'u' WIN ana
"A Nc.k vud party ~ thu hnn' al
Mr. Johnson on SLATE avenue, aIsf'-
gated four gatherings "a honor "'
Nve H.ipcs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03

aud so nervous !
could not do any
thing. The doctors
treated me for dill.
frrcnt things but
did me no good |
got So had that |
could not sleep day
or night. While IN
this condition read
OF Lydia T. Pink
hams V BILE
Com pc un d, and
began its use and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03
.iuninr. ,cninr Hon.

The commencement gay o'lt'
Tor the high school students win no
IN full swing u fortnight bctor' the
GROWING night when the lights of IN,
opera nous, CLEAN ON the prizes lons
sought by the seniors. On the even
Ing OF MAY ~ in the Elks' buildns
the annual bah of the advanced stu
dents viii occur Then stately senior
and near stately junior viii mingl'
socially. dance gayly and exchange
the student SHOP" talk soon to he
relocated To- childhood days 10y thu
elder contingent oi the .throng.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03
Inaugural tStlt.

Nut tho Inaugural bah al tine Whitc
house. hat thc initial function c' an
exclusive social cub--"Thir',' by
name and numpcr-tu occur thi9
evening ian the odd Follows hail The
hosts viii hc attended Oy thirty p"p-
ullr ladies Of tho Younger s-t who
make tho urgJniZatiOn ana fuurti"n
worth while. The cayanaugh Fur
meyer orchestra will proH h. the mu-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03
,ND,iNN RttIr\i

only su cents for u,hrt- including
reserved srats for tH, Cadnau Mn
sjc Tak sud Piano Recital 100 the
Presbyterian church Thursday ovou-
ing Evcrl penny gpcs tn the Prr"-
bytcriau ,anatorium u this c,,y. HaN'
seats ry.,rN,d al Ma1sou's without
extra charge
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03
Il,.Isnlinl Mcmillan.

Ms Sadie G., Nutter. stat prrsi-
dent of tho Sew Mexico ". &. e. a.
returned last cvoning from trim o.
tho northern part % the state Srv.
eral established unions were visited
ana tsn ucN unions orgapizcd These
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03
Closing EXERCISES.

FRIDAY afternoon AZ the HnrWo"d
school viii occur the closing exercises
for thu school year Under the al
rcctlon of the faculty the young la
dies of the school are arranging an
cntortaining program of literary AMI
musical numbers To- ne rendered Fri-
dan.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03
Wo,,u,u'. club.

Friday Afternoon the session oi TIE
Woman's club viii be- devoted en-
t,r.ly To- the transaction of business
and affairs pertinent ~ tue cslnpi'sh-
m.nt of tie administrative policy Tor
the coming year viii be discussed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03
l,,-it, I.>tru~iou Course.

The wcckl, lecture IN Santa ~ sat
urda, evening under the direction az
tn, lnivcrstty extension course Viii
lee - lecture on Macbeth by IN"
president. Dr. Gray aud nm entertain
ms reading b., Miss May Ross, who
viii read confession" by conan
Doyle
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03
l.pw orih League Meets.

Last evening a. ia, home of Mrs.
Uickorson. sos East iron avenue the
members Of the Epwurth lcng.r 90
H." Highland Methodist caureh
passed an enjoyable evening dNcrsi-
He'd by bushes and pleasure
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03
Mrs Inm,itt,c to I.ut'riain.

with necdicwork over In hand. the
members of the Good tncct club VIII
assembl. tomorrow aftcrnn"n at inc
home oi Mrs. J, NJ bopltcl br th'
bi.wcckiy mcctiig
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03

Mrs T.sur Will b.. hus,rss tum"t-
raw afternoon 10 the members of the
Thursday card club on the occasion
~ their regular weekly meeting TOT
pustimc at high hN".
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03
"lssiElls." Ssiisin,r.

Fridny evening Mr.. Musscr Win
entertain tho congregation Of the
Highland Methodist church AT .
"puI2lc" supper that viii be dclcrt.
able as w.ll as puzzling
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03

Invitations have been Issued Tor an
afternoon 1T cards FRIDAY ut the home
of Mrs. Sicgiricd ulieldcr ON West
Central avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03
Mystic Circle to Dance.

This evening Ia the \ .. T. ".
hall tho members of the Frntcrnai
Mystic Circle and friends viii ASSEM-
bile 80 speed the hours with dancing.
social intercourse ana cpiyurcau
PLEASURES
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03

Ouly Two Eds Required

Nv ,V,s. Iaaf Mckenzie mn, Ediio' ~
nc IoShIa Cookiag - h0oI 4blgd-iRf
This jelly Roll is ias, becoming very
popular on account at the way IL keeps
fresh. With proper handling Il should
Keep fresh whole week providing II
isn't eaten mp in the meantime, for IT IS
every bit as good as II looks. 81