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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
Mrs. Lee Gives Card Series.

Rich IN enjoyment and aesthetic IN
appointments are the social after
moons at the home of Mrs Harry Lee,
Ia which congenlal groups OF ladies
are being bidden at various times ON
Tuesday, Mrs. Lee entertained az q
Valentines party when bridge was
the pastime
Yesterday afternoon Ave hundred
was the game and the affair Washing
tonian In nature. On this occasion IN
ensemble and IN detail thc appoint
monts oloqucntly told Of the birthday
anniversary OF the cations hero.
Red white ed blue made an etfec-
tive deoe... we scheme in which red
featr.ed IN cSerries pred0minated.
when greetlSgs were over The
guests found their places az the five
tables By means of the hatchet-s shaped
cards having numbers corresponding
to the numbers on the tables and the
tally cards Bits OF art were the hand
painted tally cards bearing the like
ness of George or Martha Washington
and the inscription "tlc Could Not
Tell Lie The score wascOunted
by attaching wee flngs 10 the cards
and whistles announced the winners
who passed on from one table to the
next. Al the close OF the game the
vlctors were Mrs Hlldognrde Gruns.
field, who received n memonto In d
handsome brass vase, and Mrs. Simon
Stern, 20 whom was awarded q Tern
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
Banquet for Bryan

The man who Is generally conceded
t. be the most distinguished private
citizen IN America VIII be I'm Albu-
querque next Tuesday and not only
the Democrats, nor the men, but the
entc circles Of local womankind are
stirred 20 unwonted excitement over
the AFFAIRS incident to this visit OF the
former presidential candidate.
Immediately after the arrival OF
william Jennings Bryan az I o'clock
Tuesday afternoon there viii be held
az Informal reception In the parlors
Of the Alvarado. Whether or not
Mrs. Bryan is with him has not been
stated but II Is assumed not. since
her presence was not noted. After
the reception and bit Of sightseeing
In a brief motor trip or like diversion,
there Is To be an elaborate banquet
at the AlvaradO to which the ladies
az well a. politicians arc hidden
That IS not all. the ladies. for when
the diners list has reached one hum
dred and nifty persons the list IL com
pleto.
Then there IL the address by Bryan
in the opera house the same evening
ara to this there are 20 be not few
but many ladies' as we'll as politicians.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
DcI,gl,fuI so,IaIIty Party.

Notr.blv the social event of tho
month thus Tar. was the highly sue
cossful valentine party In odd Fel-
lows hall Thursday evening. The en-
tertainers were the members 81 the
Young Ladies' Sodaiity In general
captainod by Mesdames O'Rielly,
Marion. HerndoE, White, Macpher-
son, Smlthers and others No pains
had been spared by the capable com
mittee 10 have every detail OF enter
tainment and decorations caperhne'
ana the verdict Of the hundreds VINO
enjoyed the delightful AFFAIR Is unan.
umously "ne plus ultra" AT the east
end OF the hall was the candy booth
presided over by Mrs. White and Mrs.
Macpherson assisted by Mrs. smith
era. The antipodes OF the hall was
frightened by the apron booth where
Mrs. Marion and Mrs Herndon were
embowered In hewilderlngly pretty
maze of dainty aprons framed In blue
and white decorations and the green
forms and palma Both the booths
were beautiful IN the white and blue
streamers, bows and festooning OF
the godaIitv colors edged with tbs
green OF potted plants. Near tho
candy booth the paddle wheel wa
kept merrily spinning and candy wal
purchased In Wholesale quantities
The dancers seemed 20 get mor'
than the usual pleasure from the pas
time, and the charming dresses OF the
charming girls enhanced the pleasing
scene OF happy jewellers participating
In the last pre-lcnten function. Every
body was ia merry mood, and In
mood of Ubcrality as 70 purchases
ana In consequence gratifying sun
was Melted by the promoters for IN,
| Immaculate Conception church FUND
The banquet hall was converted in
To card parlor and here the care
experta waged the favorite contest
ltnl scores closed with Miss Ethe
Becker and Mr.. John Beaver captor
OF first honor prizes. Lunches put ul
Ina most attractive boxes and basket
were auctioned on by Scott knight
Many of these boxes We're exquisitei
beautiful being garnished with ca
flowers. tied with tulle bows. or deck
cd in the national cOlorR and othe
fanciful designs. Mrs. O'Rielly ha'
made ample provision for those wh
mad come without lunches, and "a cor
ner OF the card room was made int
a serving place for a buffet lunch
. J here the table was dressed IN pink
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
LIVED ON
RAW EGGS
Me-. Richards Experience With Dr.
leFent Diets. Peaches and
ButteEmllk FOE Three Years.

Ceeiison, Md.-Mr. George Richards,
Of this place, during the past II years,
has probably tried more different diets
than the average person would ever use
In lifetime.
What he has 20 say about his expert
ments, must thereiors be highly interest
ing 10 anyone suffering from indigestion
on stomach troubles Of any kind.
Re saws: For more than " years,
/ suffered with stomach troubles, and
paid hundreds Of dollars Tor doctor bills
and medicines. J was also operated on
Tor piles.
lived on dried peaches and buiiermilk
Tor nearly three years. The only thing
that would not give me pain was raw eggs,
l was a physical wreck. ! could mol
sleep, and was as neM crazy as a man
could we'll be.
musg say that after taking two 25-cenl
packages oi Thediord's Black-Dfaught
L did me more good than all ever spenl
for other medicines.
have been working daily on the farm
ever since, and ! am a. hard as iron,
lhis purely vegetable remedy has been
IN successful use iog more than 70 yeam.
Try Il. Bulb sure that its "Ihedtofd's."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17

Another OF the happy student froi-
icE was the valentine party Wednes-
day evening when Miss Bessie Rog-
crs entertained at Eve hundred. Red
was the color tone OF decorations de-
veiopcd In red hearts. Cupids and red
carnations. After the game de-
Hcious luncheon and reluctant dis
pcrsal az a late hour. Present were
Misses Ruth Ewing. Marie Higgins
Louise Lowber Amelia Gill, Ruth
Ewing. Marie Higgins. Louise Lowber,
Amelia GIL. Ruth Stateson, Messrs
Kenneth Balcomb. Pelham Mcclellan,
George Plnnoy. w Higgins, Matt Hig-
gins. Paul Camp.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
81. Valentines BaII.

The ball for the benefit OF the An
thony sanitarium was socially great
success though not as big in tho num-
Der OF guests as the cause for which
Il was given deserved. About n hun
dred and nifty dancers enjoyed an
evening OF superlativc pleasure dane
ing TO the four-piecc orchestra di-
rccted By the Cavanaugh- Fuhrmeyer
experts.
The counter attraction Of another
bail the Same evening In odd Fellows
hall effected the attendance, To- some
extent and at least four hundred peO-
pie should have been present on this
occasion that ranks as on Of the most
fClicitOus events OF the season. Eight
cen members OF the Royal Ncighbors
occupied a refreshment booth and dis
p6nsed delicious beverage 20 dancers
between acts. one Pennsylvania
present who Is enthusiastically taken
up with the idea of the womans' hos
pital contributed ten dollars toward
the project. Another. California
lady. declared her intention TO do
likewise in like sum. The following
afternoon the committee In chraRe .:
the hall were called on by manager
OF one OF the local theaterl who de-
clared he meant To set aside a day
as Anthony Sanitarium day" and
turn over the proceeds OF tho after
noon and evening shows TO the
woman's hospital
But To- return To the ball. During
the evening the company was lncreas-
ed by the entrance Of the aggregation
of singers In tho Glce club from
Northwestern University who came In
body TO participate in the dance
after the concert By them In the opera
house.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17

Annual Rcoeption Of the u. A. ".
The Low wallace chapter OF the
Daughters 81 tho American Revolu-
ton are eagerly anticipating the social
AFFAIR next Thursday evening AZ the
home OF Mrs. RAY Borun's. Every
chapter ~ the -. A. r. In the nation
viii simultaneously be celebrating
WashinRton's birthday anniversary In
much The same way, somo chapters
giving public receptions and others
private parties. The local chapter
VIII on this occasion confine invita-
tions to members their husbands. and
one guest for each member.
Decorations OF patriotic nature VIII
cmbeillsh the interior Of ths B0run
home and colonial days viii he sug-
gested In many ways. The ladies' will
all arrange their hair IN the powdered
cOlffure OF colonial style. and several
wi. dress as dId the consort OF Wash
ington. Then there are two surprises
In the entertainment line that are In
charge OF Miss Edith Walker Mrs.
Himoe. Mrs Hickey. Mlaa llatcilo
Luthy. The colonial minuct and
Cuadrllles viii be feature OF the
pleasure, and Mrs. Mcrandress In
charge OF the rofrcshment committed
viii provide the dalnties that made
colonial soldiers imperylous to Britt
ish bullets.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17

These young gentlemen essay the I'M
depreciation OF the great masters ana
so successful are they IN bringing uut
an the tonai beauties Of the works
that an who hear marvel az the broad
comprehension. and able execution Of
the performers The date for this re-
cital has not been nxcd but will ba
very soon The trio OF viollnists 10
participate are Arthur Becker, Chos-
ter Miller and Ralph Miller.
Following are tho selections TO be-
rendered.
song without Words, Op. ga.
...... Mendelsohnn
"Bor sroiachultz". ...s.C. NJ. Weber
ave Vorum" ...44......iM Mozart
Song from Oboron"
Allegro from Ninth symphony,
s.ssssssss.sssss beethoven
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
Grand Lsntsn coneert.


One of the most majestic oantalas,
that during the ienten season Is sung
in thousands OF churches all over the
English speaking world Is The Cru.
fixion' By ]. Stainer. that Is 10 be
sung In this city next month by thirty
trained singers OF Albuquerque.
The sublimlty OF harmony Is set 10
words selected by Rev. J. Sparrow
Simpson, NJ. A., and Is a meditation
on the passion aud death OF the Holy
One. The place for the rendition Is
20 be In the Presbyterian church.
where the great pipe organ viii mate
rally aid In the production.
This cantaia Ia considered potent
means OF bringing people 10 full
appreciation Of the debt humanity
owes 20 the Redeemer. A glance az
the song subjects gives an idea of the
sOlemnity Of the theme that Is told ln
exquisite melody. These are They
Came 10 a Place Named Geihsemne.
"The Majesty Of Divine Humiliation.
God so Loved the World" The Lit.
any OF the Passion" Father Forgive
Them" 80 Thou ATTEST Thy Divine
Petition" And One Of the Maleiact
ors Alteration OF the Crucihed,
when Jesus. Therefore Saw Ills
Mother" THE Appeal OF the Cruel
iied.' After This Jesus knowing All
Things We're Accomplished
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
Thirty cub 20 NIcct.

veg. and % dance, or coursc. Why
else would the Thirty meet The
scrni-monthly festivity the week "a
come viii be on Tuesday night in
steady OF wednesday, on account OF
the latter date being Ash wednesday
and nl-suitcd 20 gayety. The odd
Fellows hall will be the scene. OF
course. the music the best a. usual
ana n Miss Merle can he persuaded
H. prolong her visit In the city day
or two longer than she intended. the
charming Santa FeGn will be guest
OF honor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
ReeenlIon for MIsa MeFIe.

a courtesy 70 Miss Mary McFio OF
Santa Fe was the affair a. the frat
home OF the Tri Alphas Thursday att
ernoon when the men of the r. a. re.
ceived from TO 3 o'clock Miss Lll'
Han Hessolden, M whose home Miss
McFio rs visiting. and the honor guest,
a number OF sorority girls, and other
guests from the Varsity and the city
were present TO enjoy the royal hos
pitaliiy, the music, luncheon and gem
eral good time provided by the genial
hosts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
We PROGRAMME

Part !.
Violin Solo .... Master William King
Pumpkin Pies ........,.......''
Olive Harden. Katherine Warren
Elizabeth Morrisette.
Dance-Ye Minuette ....,.......
Elizabeth K!stler, Edward Gray
Dorothy Warren, Arnold Warren.
Part II.
Concerto by We Singing School
Professor John Hancock Jones (Mr.
b. Puryear). Director.
Song-"Jingle Bells" BY Ye Schoolo
Song--"Ye Olde Oaken Bucket"
...s by Four of Ye Goode Singers
Duet--"Alice" ...................
Mistress Beisey Standlsh (Lucilie
Stewart) and Jane Alden smith
Frances Strome).
Solos wanee River" ..........,
Prof John Hancock Jones (B. Pur-
year.. and -Four o. Ye GOOde Singers
Song-"Old Grey Bonnet" ......1..
silas and Mirandy (Mrs and Mrs.
J. G. AlbrighD. and We Schoole.
Song--"Ninety Years Age" ,......
By Mistress Priscilla Perkins (Mrs.
j. s. Collins)
Reading Aunt Melissy's Boys. 49,.
Aunt Mellssy (Mrs. +. c. King)
Song "Juanita' ...,., BY We Schooie
Song--"Ye Laste Rose OF Summer"
Mistress Dolly Madison Smith
(Katheryn Grimmer)
SOlo-"Silver Threads Among Ye
Gold" Prof Jones and We Quartette
SolO---"Olde Kentucky Home"......
Mistress Jerushy Samanthy Hug
gins Mrs. A. +. MOrlssqttel and Ye
Schoole
song--"Ye Broken Pitcher" .....,..
by Mistress Betsey Standish lI4u-
ellie Stewart)
Solo-"Quilting Party. ...........
by Peregrine White Winslow ebert
Kennard) and We Schoole.
Chorus-"Auld Lang Syne". BY All
There will be a dance after We con
certe and all are invited to "trip ye
light fantastic toe"
n. BAH ye men folks are remind
ed TO bring ye lanterns and slaves 70
safely guides We DANES and damsels
home through Central street and yo
by lanes.
y. S.-Saide lanterns can be snuifed
out and We slaves lalde by at ye ladyes
gate while We saye "goOde nighte."
I4iste OF We Singers:
Betty Standish Lucille
Stewart; Priscilla Perkins Mrs. J. G.
Collins: Dolly Madison Smith. Kath-
eryn Grimmer Anne Greenaway, Laa-
reen Severns; Patience Merriweather
Lolita Newhall; Polly Pringle, Anne
Newhall. Marie WitherspOon, Mrs. 7
G. Pratt, Prudence GoodentOt, Mar
garct jerks; Molly PuddlefOOt. Esther
Lang; Miranda simpkins. Mrs. j. q
Albright
Altos-Jane Alden Judkins. Frances
Strome; Rosemary Jones, Ruby Rhea
Jerushy Samanthy Higgins. Mss
Morrisette.
TenOrs-PrOf John Hancock Jones
benjamin Puryear; Peregrine White
WinslOw, Bert Kennard; Button CIVIL
nette Penn. William Grlmmer; Ben
iamin Franklin Green, Leslie Rhea.
HassOs-Sila Simpklns, Mr.. j. q
Albright: Hezekiah Sherlifie. Percy
Ross; George Washington Smith
Frank Stevens.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
ahrlnnra, L.ean Year AN.

Plans 90 forward apace for the big
ball of the year. the ball that will
probably not be eclipsed until the an
nual M0ntezuma ball next fair week.
This is to be the Leap Year ball IN
Masonic temple, February 20, tender
ed by the Shrlners to ali the mobiles
and ladies Of Masonry. At least two
hundred MasOns are expected TO at
tend, and one ticket will admit a Ma
son and one lady. On this occasion Il
would be better 90 say "one lady and
her Mason" for the ladies are TO do
the honors protect the shy, Introduce
the social buds OF mascullDity %
eligibles, sue for dances, OF nnding
partners OF too retiring nature TO par.
ticipate in bail room festlvity, 10 pre-
side over the games for those same
non-d dancers in the club rooms Of the
temple
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17

The fortnightiy meeting OF tn,
Tuesday club was held on the custo.
mary day the past week nj tho shome
OF Mrs. NJ. ~. Hickey, when a pro-
gram OF exceptional merit was pre-
scented and discussed by the learned
ladies IN this literary club. The class
study on modern Europe was con
Quoted by Mrs. WrOth. Mrs. Hickey
discussed Current Events" A papc'
on art Education for the People o
Germany" prepared by Mrs. Mnttooi
was read By Mrs. Cristy Mrs Walter
Council gave most Interesting trave
talk on Venice"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17

with pink shaded candelabra circiing
the center piece Of PINK roses IN a gold
basket The table ends were marked
by masses Of ferns. Mrs. Coleman
and Mrs Brennan assisted Ia THIS
room. During the evening Mrs.
Smithers became n flower girl whose
popularity was Augmented BY the bas-
kcts fun % cut flowers she dlstribut-
ed Altogether the valentino celebra-
ton by the Young Ladies sodality was
such an event as IL areontly hoped
for every month.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17

santa Fe instead % this city. A
splendid paper replete with new
thoughts on cooking and practical
reasons for use Of the paper bag was
read By Mrs str0up. Briefly II was
proven that the paper bag utensil
eliminates drudgery O.; pan washing
that meals are prepared In less time:
that food retains flayors; that there
Is no loss by waste that odors OF the
kltohen are eliminated, Then came
the luncheon served steaming hot
from tho paper bags all were so eager
to see IN practical use. Apple dump
lings, croqucttca, waters, and othci
goodies
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17

Miss Frances Mcdonald has won All
hearts In santa Fe and IL rccelvlnn
for her own sake az well as FOR her
high position the debutanto daughter
courtesics that keep life in the "City
of Holy Faith" continual round Of
gayeiy. one OF the functions of the
coming week at which Miss Mcdonald
viii be the honor guest rs o. be- the
luncheon az 1890 o'clock next Tuesday
when the Misses Spitz will entertain
at their home in santa Re.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
AnaIrs Tor the McDonalds In san,a y

Santa Fo society is not waiting for
the Legislature 10 begin It's political
whirl 20 enjoy the social whirl The
governor and his family are being
fcted az formal and informal functions
that demonstrated clearly the cordial
nber Of this hospitable town.
one OF these happy affairs was the
dinner rendered By Mr.. and Mrs.
Renehan last Monday complimentary
t. the governor and Mrs Mcdonald
the first Of the week Another pleas
ant social occasion was the reception
Wednesday afternoon at ~. Ninccnts
Sanitarium when Mrs. Sargent gave
a reception IN honor of Miss MELON
aid and Miss Frances Mcdonald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17

The interchangeable workers in the
Ladies' Aid society of the Gold and
broadway church are planning vari-
Gus affairs of social, educational ana
business interest TO take place the
next six weeks The most notable or
these events A. 10 be a lecture TO be
given IN March. the date 20 be an
nounced later, by Rev. Hermon T.
Williams The subject is 10 be I'm
der the Bamboo Tree" and promises
To q treat as the speaker Is already
known 10 be an orator Of rare talents,
and a profound thinker whose logic ~
lndispuatable Having resided In the
Orient and spent seven years under
the bamboo trees or nearby, he can
tell many tales Of interest OF that
land. In writing Of Balhalasang. r. L..
Mr. williams said. "'rhe name means
the Maldens. and the place no less
than the name. ID pretty and romantic.
Just over the divide eastward,
nestled among the Carahallo noun
tains OF Luzon. near 1000 feet above
the sea, watched over by lofty pine
trees. watered by bubhling springs
here aud there patches II green
growing rice, scattered groups Of ma.
tive houses, comedy brightbeaded
, women carrying water from the
stream. men drivlag the patient carl
bou--Go YOU see a.? Il Is calling AS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
40 Oh, Tvme coneert.g

Yo singing school OF 81. Johns par
lsh will give grand concert for yo
benefit OF ST. Johns meeting house AZ
ye Masonic Temple on ye nights OF
February Il, A. ID. 1912. We most
toothsome supper will be served by
We ladyes at ye setting Of ye sun about
half after Ave and continue till 70
candles are lighted and an houre later
All who have good appetites and full
purses are invited to partake Of ~
supper and TO stay and heare ye
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17

trouble IN al ita
dreadful forms:
shooting pains al
over my body, sick
headache, spinal
weakness, dizziness,
depression, and
everything that was
horrid. tried many
doctors In different
parts Of the United
States, but Lydia Il.
piukhamfa Vageta-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
Miss Tcsslcr Hostess nc High Five
Game.

Mrs Testers pleasant homo was
the scene Of gay party Wednesday
afternoon when high ave Afforded
lively diversion for sixteen ladies who
al four tables engaged In the contest
till asked by their hostess 70 destst
In order TO partake Of the delicious
throe-course luncheon that was served
az the day grew dim.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
III. Lohnson IIonorcc.

Mrs. ". b. Ferguson was hostess
at an Informal ten this afternoon com
plimcntary 20 her niece Mrs Flor
once p Johnston OF Los Angeles who
Is spending a brief visit In this, her
former home. Tho guest list COM
priscd the intimate friends OF the
honor guest. A dellghtful afternoon
vas sped In the renewal Of friend
ships.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
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