Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-30

price OF admission 60 see him and
hear him talk. The boxes viii be
disposed of In a new way. to be ex-
planned by Landy when he mounts the
auctioneer's stand. The entertain
ment viii be one OF the most proml-
nent OF the after Easter society events
and Will be one OF the most enjoyable
social affairs OF the season.
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Mrs. Charles Warrington, OF 32i
North Fourth street, was hostess
Tuesday afternoon to ten ladies OF the
Ladies' Aid society OF the First Meth
odist church. The ladies are prepar-
ing for an Easter bazaar TO be given
In the church parlors next week.
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Tomorrow afternoon az 4, at the
vesper service OF the Congregational
church. Mrs. Hugh j. Collins viii sing
Faure's THE Palms" Mrs. Winches-
ter will also sing, and the public Will
be pleased 10 avail themselves Of the
opportunity 20 heur these TWO rOre-
most singers OF the city. both OF
whom have not been singing In pub
lie for some time. These services are
free TO the general public. and there
are no reserved seats. Easter sum
day. at o'clock, cantata will be
rendered by the best musical talent
Of the city.
The ladies of the Central Baptist
Church Missionary society and their
/ friends were entertained Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. A. l.. Auliok. "a
Foreigner. East and West" was the
missionary topic for study. DevO-
tional services were led by Mrs.
Fornby. and the following interesting
and instructive program was rem
dercd: Ruth. the Immigrant
America, Gods open Door for the
Oppressed" by Mrs. George r..
Woods; ITO Whom the Door opens, -
by Mrs. Klock; How the Door
Opens and WHITTIER" BY Mrs Ora.
ham. The Process OF Assimilation, -
by Miss Ethel Brown; "Emigront
Work By the Home Board" Mrs. l..
NJ atonei 1.-THE Christians Duty to
| the Emigrant," Mrs. A. l.. Aulick.
Special music was rendered by the
ladies' quartet.
The literary piketlng Of the mission
society OF the Highland Methodist
Church South was held Tuesday after
noon az tho residence OF Mrs. ThaX-
ton and her mother, Mrs. Loudon. A
very interesting program was given
as follows:
THE Missionary; His Troubles and
! Hts joys" by Mrs Mackie; "Individ-
unl Service" an original paper. by
Mrs. Bacon; "a story of Home Mis-
sion Work" by Mrs Allison. A COLI
lection OF dollars earned by the menu
beers OF the society was then taken up
and placed IN the treasury box.
Following the program delicious
luncheon was served By the hostess,
assisted by Mrs. sculiy and Mrs Mes
. scr. After the serving of refresh
ments Rev John NJ. Moore. secretary
Of the home department OF the board
OF missions. gave a most encouraging.
Instructive and enjoyable talk on the
home work.
An Easter bazaar that h attraeuag
much attention from the members Of
the First Methods church Will be
given Ia the church parlors on Lead
avenue, Thursday. April 4. All dur
ing the Lenten season the Ladies' Ala
society has been busily engaged In
gathering together dozens 81 home
made articles that viii be offered for
sale az the bazaar. Each week one
81 the members Of the society has en-
tertRined az q sewing party and IN
this way a great deal Of hard work
has been accomplished; likewise en-
thunlasm has been created which
spells success for next Thursdays az
fair Easter novelties will be Ia one
az tho booths. homemade eetables IN
another. and fancy work OF every de-
scrlptlOn VIII be- displayed al very
pretty booth which promises 20 re-
port a alrge sale.
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A perfect success both socially ana
financially was the Country Fair
given BY the Ladies Aid society Of
the Presbyterian church IN the church
paFiora Thursday evening Lcmonade,
candy and ice cream stands, Easter
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