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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12

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CHASE fnwairV AZ tie legal rare co Inter.
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street Ehrne ilfa aseu
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MUSICAL

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secretary wuson was salkina al,eut fAe
recQrd crops ~ tafA These wnunnFfai
ffHfH ~ sid, are almost enough a.
make Nun believe ire rrnaa-nlIf naw
story farmer. Tou know. nnnf hla
hired man o. a nefmhbnFsn With a mnta
saying Nriond smlthi WIN VA pinnna
END me- Nulf rrnaa-ruf mmw a. 4 wfnh
90 rut watarulalom mp. - mn % ret a
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12

LADIES who appreciate bnauufai hair
should knnw That SEA- Nnmm War
Wash cleans ere hafF. gives H Nfr anal
viEnr. removes faufruf. mafee fhe haIr
WnNH .HnH "a 10 nisHn. HffIN BARN .nfH uFfen
30 cenfF Eer ntit ~ an arurHIafs
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Naturally, they see married, Ger ahn
ordered hiw about ~ q meet lsrsnmTlu,sM
waY Ths longest lana han tta furuinn.
however ana one dav after a nnrtlruinrs
~ violent outbreak on the nmra ~ thm
lady the husband affemnfaa - rnHltra
The wonana rights in hla owm hanaa.
hold
DO you think you rule the universal
ha inouifed snrrnaflraiiY when fka r.o-
ment cane for him fo.edma In a worN
No. came tha prompt reply. - a.
not But ] rule the nrat letter ~ ia
And once aeain the mere mas raaiinad
that ~ VAS Indeed the umdef aow
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THE Rsntai Aasuta."
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FOR HAEF-F1ertfrn ~lrrflFc 10 cniy eNs
ceedFn hV price ~ HmxNits. floats. De-
uverf. Gate CITY White t8ekofy Fafm
WaNons at Nee Euterurias Carriage
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DINNER STORIES



Lowell once met an acqnAlntanas Coz
dubious standinel. whose cheerful fnna
ana happy demeanor ed him 90 ASA the
sanse q such ssuhs.rant tsiicity. why
uay 10 make ny fortune we al knew
thai the reason Tor the nns favur ~ the
viii duck IA the Wild oeiury 90 which u
teeds Nov proPoss e feed q q ths
some weeks iatrr. on meeting Ms ae-
qualntance again Lowell found HIN quite
depressed, and inconaolahle why are
To- locking - unhappy ! thouaht %
% sSih. q rasSins yoa a isrssss -,ss
ducks Woulan't II work. Ne wma
'hs reply "ths "a thinss won't ssi ""
a bachelor who lived near Parts uan-
aeed % secure much amusement cast Of
q -topNY -turNoY roofn which ha hnn
bum ~ MS house a genlemAn, who vas
irom ssturday" 20 Msndsg' az swasn
Ne Noke -. about two e'cloo&. en- sun
day moFuinm. after q io1y evsninm. on@
Of oar nemhar. sound aalnsp On ne oolrh
low ~ 4 eoupie 81 aervnnts NJ host
gave me = solemn wfnk and tnla ma thai
u = sudden SUMMONS came 7 YES % f,lsh
from my bedrocn, o. else ! might mites
hut sleep-ard wns relieved. whsn ihs
summons came a. ma that q was h1nmd
dngtEht fawnine, ! followed tie sNel.
MfI1 NNNffN mNN"lf. VIVA Tour uNIIMHN
lentiV rnarInH through little holes IA 4
we'll Thr scene vas absurd. rt1inuinua
a daaed man. slowly waking - Fun en-.
HefousnFsN uas lYtna on q plaalnraf nnof.
iuukinF un in horror 81 a cafpoNm0 cell
ma 1wn heavy couchen. an emsY ehaif
chairs and tahiea. securely faalnnaf
STARED down a. him from abowe Tha
nnn'n eFeN a. last rwntmd en- n nmwmr~
Pot directly over hla head fraas wNlrh q
raftnR fusn apparemfiF Feai@wmn hInn1n
in9 Ne NaNe a cry ard. FuiIlnm mNmF
FrnHued With freum1ed hands fhn STEER 81
the fhandrllef which came On lhrNllak az
0onr The host hurst fnfn thn pnmsn wflh
q iniid laugh. -They Al A. ~ ~ nrlsf
ms
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12

INDIAN RUNNER DUCKS Cor sale.
TITO t6e pair. ftho ~ n Hand.
0arniers. va. tanoVtt 90
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FuE sATE-Four corner lots in Hlnrk -.
East Henaaenia fHriEatH enc h.nek from
rarf reiEhnsreuo1. Price q lli CO. f1aa
cash. - are rin and twelve munfhH
This "a harEntn ~ SEN want them act
aulck Addreaa - H c. ~ g. naE
IE1 penaaE1la. "a. Hlocflnls
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-27

prohnig
ing o. teeth that auaur social harsoanr in GOTHAM
are Interested in themselves ee children their
me unroae question in the attitude that olive schrcacr describes as the
h wakened woman rns her elbow about the
that p ballot
school city. country
hours Has tho mother no
nent Is the mother Interested regulations juvenile
o
because p9S y not outside the nome In the case Of the milk supply
peal Of mothers In New Mexico they win not when The time comes to
Cora Harris the old world gallant who INSERTS pasonatc tina, ne
her home sets servant to SPY her conduct and spends his days and
cavalier wiling and political equality
be the portion Of his he u only ren@n for the "omnhood
IS 3
the
taken possession Of making
OF the conventional card ef behind and nnd in her own hallway the
cancelled all around and everybody Is happy.
No big affairs THIS month and ~ the present weather continues o
ETY. VIII gsa indoor functions I'll o Lent ana chen aT nesSs
sa post Easter furry viii g ne 20 vac asn 20 RE noun
the january calendar no service could be preer
when Miss Hopkins became Mrs Albert Mercer
California
ro,d .goctIvc background for brIni p,re
% o n ~ Ms nav yrISoneis ,s, tefg he endesobnn pro
luncheon told
benedict another beautifully
The week has been week 81 Teas 81 weak % nS strong ny
Johns guild wednesday afternoon the bazaar and reception the
MRS ToSpRn o"'''"
holding The boards while TIE social saus rest from. the Civ
size OF Albuquerque with many lively CLUBS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-27

Claude Albright. who sang the role
last night at the Theatre Royal Is a
mezzo-soprano Of delightfully."- rich
tlmbre. and an actress Of ability. and
her success was unbounded Discard
ing custom. by the way, this artist did
not present barcfooted Mlgnou. 49,
Nottingham tEngland) Guardian.
Miss Claude Albright, who appear
ed as Mignon with what success the
enthusiastic reception by the audience
fully demonstrated. The role 81
Mignon was brilliantly sustained by
Miss Albright who is "a clever vocal
Isl with a sood reputation from Brem-
en- and Paris. In all her efforts she
lnfusos just that spirit OF case ana
natural movement and emotion which
Us the charm OF an operate vocalist
London Evening Telegraph
Miss Claude Albright as Mignon
gave a charming rendering. and her
fine mcZzo-soprunO voice was In every
way equal 20 the demand made upon
H. She was charming Ia her ahan-
don aud M times tempcstuOus singing.
She was particularly fine Ia her songs.
'Knowcst thou that dear land? and
once Maiden. Cardiff eng
lund) Monitor.
Miss Albright as Ortrud In Loo
hougrin sang with great Wgor and
beauty OF tone. She looked the part
10 perfection Her movements. poses
and gestures and facial expressions
were carefully calculated in every de-
tail To illustrate the leading traits
uf Ortrud. Manchester (England)
Courier.
THE Royal Carl Rosa opera com
pany presented az Remington theatre
the opera entitled Carmen This
famous opera with It's wealth Of tune
ful numbers was brilliantly produced
and encores and curtain calls were
plentiful Miss Claude Albright late
Of the Bremen Germany opera
house, Was cast fOT the title role.
and she sustained Il with pronounced
success Her vocalization was OF the
highest order and she acted with yi-
vacity and spirit. tEng-
laudJ Era.
Miss claude Albright as Asucong
IN II Trevatoro WIS simply great as
strong, tender contrRlto, capable ui
producing "a riot Of cultured sounds
like q nightingale bursting its throat
to descend with pleasing cadence h.
the low notes, which revealed won
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-27

MISS ALBRIGHT RECEIVES
MUCH SUCCESS IN EUROPE

Il is long. hard climb from the
ranks OF common humanity 10 the eN-
allied position Of Grand opera star
Countless thousands OF men and Voc
men. gifted Ia earls iit2 with what
they and their friends and competent
critics were confident was rare vocal
and hisirionic talent. have attempted
a. scale tho. dizzy heights To fame aiid
fortune along this lMe of Work ana
countless thousands have failed
Those who have achieved the ambi-
ton OF their life are few and far be-
tween.
The story of me ascendancy 10 the
position OF grand opera star OF an
Albuquerque glrl Miss Claude Al
bright, daughter OF SIR and Mrs j. O..
Albright of this City. H. interesting
from beginning to end. Hundreds OF
people in Albuquoraue know her per-
sonully-knew her when she was
small girl Thousands have heard her
sing while here GOA vacations after she
had made "a namr for herself on the
stage. Az who NOW Miss Albright
viii be glad 90 know that she has
achieved fame u Eurore--in thoso
foreign countrICs Where an American
singer ana actor muBi show talent
very much aboy, he average 90 make
the slightest imp ssion on an audi
ence. From cru.sms la many Eu-
ropean pnpers 0Haro h every indi-
cation that Ms Upright viii become
one OF the mo famouH opera stars
at the present ,me. ns she Is sull q
Young woman Hul has many years
ahead of her u hich % follow her
profession.
The London islcal Courier has
me following fy regarding Miss
Albrlght. aocou sled by splendid
/ likeness of the ted singer
MANY artist BE the ambition "a
achieve an International caroer in
grand opera. bon munR the few who
are successful Miss claude Alhughl
takcs high u. she rs engaged
by the Royal D.f Rose Opera com,
nany as their Una eepiralto and
her great succ, on the oCcnsion ol
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-27

her London debut be- Mignun justified
the confidence they placed In her. by
the thoroughly convincing intefprcin-
ton Of her role she won the ulaudits
nf e large audience in speaking of
her first performances ln this work
The Morning Post said Miss Albright
made very pleasing Mlgnon. Hcr
voice, which she uses WELL is of full
quality. ana che shows temperament
and experience In her acting
after the same occasion The Daily
Telegraph said: Last evenings per-
Torrance afforded obvious pleasure 70
q large audience. In the hcrvine's
role Miss Claude Albright an Amer
lean dramatic mc2zo-soprnno. who
has appeared IN the United states
with tho Henry Savage opera com
pany, and has ALSO suns ~ the opera
Comiquc, Paris. and at THE Bremen
Opera, easily won her way TO sue
GEES Equipped with good mezxo-
soprano voice, she asserted herself as
mn intelligent and capable singer and
actress Her Interpretation 81 the
beautiful and pathetic afr, "Know'st
thou the Lord?" was mnrked by much
feeling and sincerity Of expression.
and she sang the "styrlenuc' 10 the
second act On very buCyant fashion.
Her share In the charming swallow
duet was likewise admirably presoht-
ed
other criticisms from English pa
pers Of prominence are in part as fol-
lows;
Tho Royal Opcra company is tor-
tunatc ln their latest Mignon, for MISS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-27
Her FRIENDS
GOOD ADVICE
The Results Made This NeWbure
Lady Glad She Followed
Suggestion.

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year" writes Myrtle Cothrum. OF this
ljaee. Il suffered with terrible pains IN
my back and head. l had a sallow
complexion. and my face was covered
with plmples. Our family doctor only
gave me temporary relief
A friend OF mine advised me 10 try
Cardui. so began taking II, az once.
and with tho best results, for was
cured after taking two bottles Ny
mother and my aunt have also used
Cardui and were greatly benefited
/ shall always praise Cardui 10 sick
and suffering women"
Cnrdui Is a purely vegetable, per.
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men, aud viii benefit young and old.
lta ingredients are mild herbs. haY-
ing q gentle. tonic eject, on the wO.
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Cardui has helped q million women
back 10 health and strength.
Have you tried ~ II not. please
DO. u may be just what you need.
HB.- Write ioi ladies' Advisory Dept. Caaaa,
1ooFa Medicine Co, Chattanooga. lena, iol Special
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~ Wonsn' .seni 10 PLAZA sfappsi ~ iegsssi'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-27

working girls friend, and oil women who
suffer should write 20 you for special
advice. - Miss TILE PLENziG, 3 Jay
St, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
When a remedy has lived for over
thirty years, steadily growing in popu-
larity and influence, and thousands upon
thousands Of women declare they owe
their very lives TO is, h IL not reasonable
20 believe that Il Is an article Of great
merritt
We challenge anyone 70 show any
ether one remedy for a special class OF
disease which has attained sHch an enov-
nous demand and maintained u for so
many years rs has Lydia Z. Pinkham' 8
Vegetable Compound.
m ron want special advice write 10
Lydia y. Pinkham Medicine Go. (cOall.
dentiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read aud answered by q
woman and held In strict confidence
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-27
Farewell party

Complimentary 10 their sister, Mrs
Leonard Kinds. who has spent the
past six months IN this city. a fare
well party was last evening rendered
by the Misses Lucy and Lena lInds
and Miss ollie Kinds az their home
or South Walter street
The anair was hilarlOusly gay and
no mere men wore permitted 20 share
tho fun II rs whispered that one
lone man did slip into the back part
of The house and through The medium
Ot "a lomacious child kept IN touch
with an the proceedings % such is
the case &c is SHE 20 aay the intruder
enjoyed the evening even more than
participants Az any rate tho pastimo
ccntered Ia things sentimental ana
fortune telling was the an absorbing
same The palmist does moi profess
60 be mind reader yet she surely
rcycaled not only the future destlulea
OF the girls bat laid hare their
thoughts and hopes Musicians be-.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-27
wooalncn Party.

n there are any organizations IN
Albuquerque more addicted TO social
enjoyment than the men and women
OF Woodcraft. let them stand forth
ana say t." Anyway. there arc not
many. The next affair rs 70 be a
party In odd Fellows hall next We'd
nesday night when the ladies Of the
Woodmen circle Will entertain the
sovereigns of the w. o. W. and their
wives. An entertainment committee
Is busy devising ways aud means for
special diversion and refreshments
committee Is even busier preparing
the feast Members .of the Circle and
their husbands and the Woodmon and
their wives are 90 constitute the COM
pany.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-27
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Thousands all over the United
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which is mailed 10 anyone sending
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This offer is made 20 introduce
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Immediately, inoloslng five two-eent
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Send today and receive without cost
a piece OF 1ewelry that you will be
proud OF.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-27

Mcdicnted Nest Iggs. Destroy nii
Ncrnlln on hens aud ln nests. Per
do1cn, use; each. 3D.
llme Nest Eggs. Destroy germs,
insects. 5c each, i5c dozen.
Glass Nest Eggs-i,xnW hcavy--nut
easily broken like the iight weight
Ones. Bought dircct from ginss fac
tory, thus enabling us 90 furnish a
better article az same price. Per
dozen, 25c; two gor Sc.
o. ". FEE
2la-sti-2i0 West Lead Ave.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-27

oil run down. ! had to
give up work Cor I could
not stand the pains in my
back. The doctor said I
needed an operation Tor
female trouble bat LydiN
r. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound h elped m Q
more than the doctors
did. ] hope that every
one who Is suffering win
get the Compound. My
pains, nervousness ard
backacho are gone and !
have gained five pounds.
! owe my thanks TO your
medicine for Il Is the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-27
Girls Club Meets.

business and pleasure wers COM
blned this afternoon M the regular
monthly meeting Of the seorchers
club Miss Hazel earns WAS the host
ess ana acquitted .hersclf nobiy In
this capacity. The chief business be-
fore the club was the plans for the
Valentine party 20 be given next
month by the club.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-27


The dining room an dcckcd I'm pink
and the pretty tea table attracted
thrOngs an afternoon. Ms thlldors
and AIRS StrlcNler poured and the
young ladies Of St. Margnrets guild
served. The table 90 culinary exhih-
Us was IN charge OF Mrs Ncwhall and
Mrs Chaves and also kept "a quota OF
visitors busy sampling and purchase
ing goodies an afternoon Tin tho last
delicacy was gone
3 3 q 3
Mrs. Walker at Home 20 %. a. q.
one OF the most important meet
ings OF the year for the Lew Wallace
chapter of the y. a. r. was the
monthly session thin afternoon at the
home Of Mrs, A. T.. Walker on North
High street. Besides patriotic talks
and magazine reviews. the annual
election Of officers occupied much
time Of the business hour This being
over the ladies enjoyed delghtful
adjourned session that lasted till twi-
light. Mrs Walker was assisted IN
tho entertainment OF the company by
Miss Estelle Luthy.
q 3 3 Q
NfOuing Anniversary NcicbfuuoH.
Whether one tells Il oneself or not,
be sure that friends viii Keep tab
on dates and viii always know when
one o. married This fact was dem
onstruted last Tuesday evening al
unknown to Mr.. ana Mrs. scott
knight, a group Of intimate friends
! plotted together 20 give them a SUR
prise celebration on the eleventh am
/ niycrsary of their marriage.
soon after eight o'clock the com
/ puny appeared ununnouneed at the
/ knight home, 423 Fruit avenue and
thereafter made a half night OF mer-
! riment that fairly riyalled the Joy of
the wedding eleven years ago In this
city. Preparation had been made FOR
/ the wedding luncheon. too. aud 90 this
I the honorces ana the guests ala ample
/ Justice. High five was played uii tbs
score brought Co Mrs, Martin TiCruel
and Mr.. Warren Graham the prizes
for excellence nt the pnme. Appro'
. PIRATE o. the anniversary day th'
guests presented 20 Mr.. ana Mrs
knight hnndfomc cut glass dish IA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-27

face" just so 90 the opera house next
Friday evening and sou viii be mark
cd-maybe for life--with hilarlty
The sigma Taus have rewritten enc
play. "Not Guilty" and are already
pleading mot guilty" TO the author
ship Of the reconstruction. 4; Is
fact that the authors are not guilty
OF leaving a vostige OF solemnity In
the story The naked plot remains
simply this and nothing more"
And in order 20 demonstrate 60 the
Albuquerque public that there Is abb
souteiy nothing too ambitious for
them to undertake the versatile frat
youths viii essay TO impoFsOnate
women. The coach has had tree
mcudOus task to "allay with cold
drops Of modesty the skipping spirit"
OF masculinity. but az last the re-
hedrsals are showing the satisfactory
results OF tlrelcss lahOrs and seven
sigma TauF are beoomlngly demure.
And some OF them are naturally
endowed with feminine gracos Con
slider Junior O'Riely. for instance.
An ideal leading lady be will be-
Then there IL Clyde Kelly. whose del-
ANNAN HAAAN NNA NAAN MNNAAfA Ntf"
eighty pounds of ayoirdupois m him
for the part Of the handsome widow.
George walker. the soubrotte. aged
i6. is just too gushingly sweet, and
ensnares the affections OF Bob sowell
the ardent artist wooer
The leading character, an outspok-
en- farmer. viii be W. D. Arons. And
10 Don sterling falls the lot OF yil-
lainizing the plot Kenneth BslcSmb
Is the irrepressible country Jake.
Colburn Cook Is to be- the pink
haired duelet whom the audience viii
just naturally idolize Fred Caikins
Will demonstrate his oratoricat voice
Ia the gruff commands Of the con-
stable. and the farm hand will he
Edmund Ross. Several local ceieori-
ties win move before the footliEhss
but they are 10 be the sensation Of
the evening You must go TO see them
~ all their glory. and be sure to be
armed with bouquets.
A birds eye view viii also be given
Of local politics. Their to top OF an
the rest there Will bee music, real
music. the kind you heard way down
on the farm In the good old "husk-
ing bee" days.
Remember the place aud time
Eiks' theater next Friday night And
remember the event, the first 81 tho
annual Sigma Tau drumaticA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-27

Truly great women Is Madame
schumann- Foiuk Her voice makes
her great In the world OF arr, and
wins her the homage from harmonf
lovers that Is her due Yet her moth
erhood and divine womanlincss Is the
quality that above an others makes
Schumann- "A clnk's name Que Of the
greatest living celebrities
Her art Is incidental. while fitting
herself for the musical career she did
not forget the nobler career OF ma
ternity. ana eight talented children
honor her by the meme that brings
go any woman more glory than that
OF famous diva
Many artists who wed and then de-
clare they are welded 10 their art
first consider motherhood and arr
tistic success not only Incompatible
but impossible. Mo- so Schumann-
Helnk Children first and success
second And what more natural than
the fullest development OF the soul IN
motherhood should give the very sui
est development 20 talent? That ~
Schumann- Heink's experience. Gould
ever "a slip of e girl or childiess Wo-
man sing lullaby with the tender
ness OF this songstress And even
though there may be disturbing eie-
mcnts in private iife such us nm un-
worthy Rupp. the poise % schumnnn-
Holuk's ufe can not De shaken. she
~ grounded IN the love and honor
of her children and viii for an time
be an example worthy Of emuiauoA
for her womanlinoss even more than
for her nightingale voice.
q a 3 3
Tea nt Mrs. Kenn's.
seldom has there been seoit SO great
number az any OF the successful
guild teas as the assembly that crowd
cd the parlors OF the A. a. Keen
home wednesday afternoon. Conspic-
uous among the visitors were hishop
Mann and Mrs Mann 90 North pa-
kota, who are visiting IN the city The
charm and culture Of the Nerth pa
kotans were irresistibly winning and
the practitioners are agreed ON th'
hone that al some time Bishop Mann
viii be- given the New Mexico diocese
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Fraternity FollIes."

~ you are like the sedate professor
who never smii"d ana " he had ever
laughed Il never loft a mark on his