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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-28
. Some Queer Clubs .
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In our own city, ciubdom ~ repro.
scented hy probably fifty or sixty or
gauizations. 80 many. IN fact. that We
wonder whore other clubs. should
they he formed, would find suitable
name. clubs are generally named
after the limo oi business. work.
study or Amusement they intend TO
pursue hut occasionally we find one
named after the financial status ~
4 Ties members az the "Millionuiro's
club" or after their habits as th"
Lazy Mans club" Any ono who can
claim purcntage to an original idea
can start "a club. and generally no
trouble is had getting members IN
our largest cities the quecrcst clubs
imaginable may be- found. There ls
the Ghost club" whose secrets are
fo well guarded that th"y are entire
ly unknown to the outside world ono
uf the largest cities. We de- not recall
which one, but presume IL Is Chicago
huusts "a big Feet club" This club
WAS first organized IN Munich by
faronesH Nohu, who discovered that
ahuormJlly extended pedal eXtrcmi-
tics are not only indicative Of superb
intellectually, but tho acme of grace
ana beauty us well. Denver. We be-
liryc, holds the record for possessing
th" best guordou FOR "a club. no far
discovered 10 rs IN" "Ornery and
Worthless Mems club It's woll nam
cd founder is JEFF Mutt, and accord
INK tn hiu the membership is large
Tho club has nine degrees. the last OF
which ia the gimme" degree IN
this degree, all those who have tray
'l'd thus FAR are sworn to ask for
ans hing from e. match Co meal. n
may he the reader has some one who
he could recommend as eligible for
ihis degree
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-28
Society Turns Out in Force to
See the Latest Creations in
Hats, Gowns and Aocessor-
les in Albuquerque Shops.

Albuquerque women have this week
enjoyed delightful upportunitic' 60 IN
form themselves concerning the De
crpvs Of Dame Fashion Tor the IAN az
lgl2 40 less than four formal
openings have been held by leading
local business houses slucr last Mon
dag. aud ut every Albuquerque store
where stylish wum,u's wcm o. sold,
the new fan goods hny" been placed
on special display
The opening season got fyiuR
start on Tucsdny. when elaborate an
tumn style shuNlnHs were made by
the Economist dry goods store. tho
Ferguson Millinery aud the Barley
shop and Mrs Ballcws
The Economist opening. alwnya an
important event in the local shopping
world, was we'll up tu the standard
this year. rho decorative scheme ot
gold and green was admirably carried
out by Decorator purycur both innide
the store and in the window displays,
and softcnod light effect added "a
further charm To- the scene. But Il
wasn't color schemes and Il wasn't
light effects that attracted hundreds
OF women To- the Economist after
noon and evening. u was the painter
gowns that ull particular women will
affect this year, and that perfectly
lovely new material known na Char
mouse. and two-tonc diagouals, and
Nhip-curds and hats and well, All
uf these desirable things are sim 10
boz seen az the Economist by those
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-28
. Fraternal Doings. .
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\ splendid musical program was
the feature last uight pf the entertain
ment given by tho Woodmen OF the
World camp In honor of Cottonwood
grove so. g and friends la tho Elks'
building. Dancing ana cards follow
ed the musical numbers, ana a large
number Of people enjoyed the even
ing Tho master uf ceremonies was
Consul Commander George Clinurd,
while the committee OF arrangements
responsible for the success of the iair
consisted OF supreme Deputy Dan E
Phillips. j W Frcdcricks. Earl
stephens and George clifford.
Mr. Phillips made a most interesting
address on "Woodcraft.' and the con-
tributors 90 the musical part OF the
evening whose work was a genuine
treat Co the crowd, WIRE Mrs. Hugh
Collins. coutralto solaist Miss Louise
Nichols pianist. MIS-. u. NJ llcudcr-
son, yiolnist Mrs. Wolf gave "a read
ing which proved quite pleasing.
The sigma Tau fraternity Of the
University Of New Mexico gave e.
smoker 60 members and friends last
night at the frat house. ON the cam
pus which was appropriately docorat-
pd Tor the occasion. Refreshments
ana music helped 90 pass pleasant
evening. about twenty young men bee
ing present
Much interest is being taken in the
forthcoming histrionic treat ln Nod
Nirf to- be given under the auspices OF
the German order ui iiarughrl pc-
to5er a.. under the direction of the
capable Mr ana Mrs Joseph Frird-
berg. Tho cast OF characters 10 going
To- include the very clussiest of Alhu-
uucruuc talent and no EFFORT Is going
10 Dee spared to mako u a winner.
What promises 10 bee a bis scream
is 10 be- given by the local order oi
Moose October "a, Ina the Elks' opera
house The affair viii Dee a minHtirl
show, with local talent for me cast
under the direction of Mr. Sellrle1'
assisted by Mr. and Mrs Joe Fried
berg.
one of the prominent frat6rnitlcs
of the University gave an informal
dance az the Wuman's club last even
ing Alpha Alpha Alpha cOlors Wcr"
very much in evidence. su II ls NO
guess nR 10 which fraternity WIS CIV
Ing tho PARTY liVoly music was iur-
nishcd by Miss clara Butcher Those
enjoying the evening were. MISSES
Hesselden. Bcruico losscldcn, Joan
Hubs. Hope. AaHelin. Vaughn. Nc
Miiien McFie. Amelia McFie, Lomh-
Ike. Buldt and ticrchenuff, Messrs
Loachey. Hardness. Llttrel J.,
Murphy. picbert, Lee, luthy Hass'
fIesseldrn. Joe McCnnna. Ray Nc
Cnum and Boldt Chuperone, Mt.
ana Mrs. ilutchlnaon
o
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-28
Decorated Automobile Parade
WH be Big Society Pageant

that society Is guug to make gala
day of "Wednesday of fair week ana
turn out iu the afternoon in a nun
AIRED or more uutus which are CN-
ptctcd TO form moving rainbow Tor
the dclectaiion aud admiration ui the
fair visitors. Every remembers
what "a beautiful success thu last dec
grated day auto parade WAS two years
ago. the marvellous and ingenious de-
siEns uf swans and hudts ana other
Things bon b,WllprluE variety ot oOt-
urs ana ideas. We didn't have nearly
40 many autos then as We have now
aud $50 didn't have us much enthus-
iasm an as muny clever people mixed
up lu the deal So you may know
Mrs Alfred Gruusicld is not stretch
INK the truth when she says the dec
grated auto parade will be- world
hcatpr, or wurdF To that effect Mrs.
Gruuafrld d. chairman of the pommtt-
tee. WHOSE able talent Includes Mrs.
Margaret Medlyr Mrs. + u. Schwcut-
krr. Louis G.. Guubinrr, a. r. Van
Bipnst and col NJ T.. Stern.#al
motor ntnds and ull workers and ull
clever, $50 you WH} know what the
result will Doe. Alutsou is furnishing
enc material for decoration by Sr-
Tlugcmyut with the fair management
ana the auto flower department has
been busy place. society people
Who haven muluf cars ANA they are
getting svHrc,r ull the time VIII ride
with their friends. and the fashion
parade Is going Go Dee as dazzling as
the paper flowers. You viii rcmcm-
Der some OF the wonderful hats which
matched the decorated cars Hast time.
The parade Will form at Robinson
park, travel around the city awhile,
ana then spin out and make the Cir-
cult ~ the race track az Traction
park few times amid the cheers 81
the thousuuds--ii the thousands urCn
LM.I IM. .IumM.I IN OWN .Mn.r
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-28
ALL AROUND
THE Horn
ey Cynthia Grey

CAR bindings may be- wished tightly
with soft sponge dipped In q mix
ture of "a hulf-uuuct of me best glue,
dissolved Ia one pint uf water and ono
trnAponnful uf glyceriu and littls
flour pnsir Rub well with chamois
skin when dry.
one often hears complaints that 1
houcr rusts ana iroumnlds the clothes.
To prevent this, ns suou us the boiler
NJ empticd rub wen over with soap
ThB will not only prevent rust u Will
also help To make suds for the next
boiling.
70 Keep mice away from panlriea
and cuphnnTds sprinkle cayenne pep
per in tho shelves IN boxes ana
Wu9drohea put Jumps of camphor
among the Clothes for mice dislike
tho. Emfll uf IL. The camphor must
30 renewed every now ana then. for
eyapoThiea In the air,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-28
Fall Openings During Week Premier
EUents in The Local Fashion World

who didn't get out Tuesday.
The Ferguson opening. az usual.
was magnet Tor those Albuquerque
women Who always seem Go know
whats what" in hats Tho display
Was most attructivoly arranged, and
every model shown bore the stamp
OF metropolitan approval. Paris ana
Sew York have said that the fhll
tailored hats shall he "ciuse ana
warm following the contour 81 tho
face" md the dictates ot the fashion
D,uters have been admirably fullowrR
ln the Ferguson stock a
Another society Mecca on Tuesd2P
WAS the hartley shop, whore the
showing OF fan hats WAS txtraoSdi-
nurlly elaborate and arranged with
exquisite taste The BARLEY disulay
emphasized the prevailing shades 20
tuupe. mustard, ana deep rich brown.
ln shape the hartley models fulfilled
in every dotul the requirements of
th" most famous designers.
ON Thursdny Mrs a. l.. Railew's
big following OF discriminating wo-
men was given opportunity To- seq
what is 60 be- correct this fan in head
wear A. u former years, Mrs. Bul-
LEWIS display was notable for its
competence. Both the dress hats
and the more conservative street cf-
fryts were shown In charming variety
ana the comments of visitors were
notably cuth Jsiastlc.
Although Mrs. s. j. Bonsall ana
Mrs r. q. King had held their formal
openings purne ten days ago. their
establishments have also been crowd
.I thfu t,.fl with I,s4I tsnfgfft an thu
look out for what De- correct ana new
in millinery ln a word, the fan fash-
ton season is distinctly on, aud those
who would Join the style procession
must buy qr'ckly.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-28
. Parties of Various Kinds .
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ono of the most elaborate parties
OF the social season was given this
afternoon at SO East Central avenue
by Mcsdamcs J.. g. Rice, Frank f..
Tul ana John Milne
Indian rugs. cory corners ana nu-
merous palms were the setting which
made the reception rooms especially
attractive. IN one cot the corners an
cmbaukmont of palms concealed an
orchestra which sent forth sweet
strains OF music during the afternoon.
The dining room was nouutiiu
with % decorative sChfmc of RED.
American Beauty roses were the flow
crs used us tho cvntorpictc of the
table. Tho chandelier hold masses ui
smiluN aud red mnlin" which extend
ed Co the corners OF the table. The
finishing touch was given ny the glow
OF red shaded candles which furnish
cd the light for the room. Mrs. y.
Russell Edgar and Mrs. -. II. earns
were assisted hy Misses Lac harlcs
shupe, Hazel Mccoy Estella LuthN
Edith Walker. Ggtrudo Walker and
claude Edgar
Miss Louise Lowbcr, president at
the punch bowl Mcsdamcs j. A..
Eoidy. Raymond Stamm, 4. r.. walk
CT. G.. T.. LoWber Ada Rttner, Hugh
collins and Leslie Rice were in the
receiving line.
Mrs Frank Ackermun entertained
"a few friends Informally az bridge
"Wednesday afternoon
Tho ladies of tho St Johns Epis-
ruInl church were very pleasantly en-
tcttaiucd "Wednesday afternoon az the
homo OF Mrs w. d. v rron, $40
Wost TjI,ras avenue Da 'ctrosh
ments were served tu about thirty
ladies
Although very small crowd was
lea attendance ut the knights ut
columbus dance "Wednesday evening,
every ono chat did gp bad fine timo.
Young people prcdumihuted, which h
q iittlc out of the ordinary for Is e..
dance. but according g. an reports
everything went off smoothly for Tho
FIRST party az the season ana every
one De- looking forward Go many mon"
good times this winter,
A distinct feature of the weeks
round uf gaSctirs WAS the function
given hN ME-. ~. n Marion nt her
beautiful home at the conner az
Eiahth street ana 1iJeus avenue. No
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-28

= Weeks Church Affairs. .
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Tomorrow morning at The Congro-
gotloual church. Mrs. Hugh u Collins
win sing open the Gates Of the Tenn
rle.' a magnificent composition by
Mrs. Joseph Knapp. words hy Fanny
Crosby Miss Charlotte Pratt and
Mrs Collins will also sins duet.
The BETTER Land. at the same scr
vice.
A social hop Is 10 boz given hy The
ladies of ST. Johns parish at the Ma
sonic Temple Tuesday evening 81
state fair week. October s. Tho nf-
fair viii he quite Informal aud In being
looked forward TO with pleasant anti.
cinhii0n. Everyone b. cordially invit-
cd tho tickets. admitting couple,
being one dollar The Letarte orohes-
tta viii supply the music and the Sew
Cuth street entrance uf the Temple
will be- used. The executive commit
tee In charge consists ~ Mrs w. W
Mcclellan Mrs. 4. Floyd MorriEettc.
Mrs w. " Walton. Mrs G. q CLARK,
Mrs George T.. Brooks. and Mrs 3. r.
Vann.
Tho reception committee follows.
Mesdamcs Margaret Mcdler. Caring
ton Brown, T.. s. katos. W. V. walton
q L. brooks. W. W. Mcclellan. y. s.
Rodcy, and 4. =. Morrlmettc.
The floor managers VIII be Mossrs
" V. JaWison Robert crews. VIII
McMillin. Llo'd Sturres. Pelham No
Clollau. and Desmond Farrell.
Thursday NIGHT nc the Congrcga-
tlunul church occurred the reception
OF the congregation of the new pastor
Rev Thomas l.. Dyer The church
Was tfstily decorated with cosmos AMI
Navajo rugs The address of h rlcumc
was given by Rev 5 q Allinon and
the response bv the pastor Separate
numbers hy Mrs. collins. contraltn.
Mr. Scdnr. orgunist, and Mr. Leroy
evening added greatly to The success
Of the AFFAIR Following the program
luncheon was served hy the gentlemen
Of the congregation.
Tho Swastika club. an organization
composed Of the gentlemen Of the
congregational church, met last Wed
ncsdny at the home of Mrs T. a.
H|aid, on south Edith.
The Missionary soclvty ~ tho CEN
trail avenue Methodist church viii
meet at the home 81 Mr. jon Rob
rrts 6O9 south Walter street. Monday
afternoon from three "a nVe-thirty
Noxt "Wednesday evening the chris
tan church viii uold % social iu the
church 4 program is being arranged
1nd e Jolly time is being planned
Miss Winfrey Be- entertaining the
srIrchrrs club ~ the christian
church this afternoon at her home,
1lG West Roma avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-28
Hundred Motor Cars to be in
Line eaily Decorated and
Bearing Pick of Beauty and
Fashion Of Albuquerque,

Paper flowers stroamors, roscitos,
fcstoous ribbons lud what not loo o.
gorgeous variety uf culurs ana designs
are being carvled home this week by
the people who have motor cars.
which said motor cars are going 60
undergo Transformation cxtraordi-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-28

and brother Leonard Hoskins, Mrs.
Mary uoslous OF Trinidad, Mrs. ]. IL.
Rupp of santa Pc. and ur aud Mira
f.. Il. Ford of las Vegas Nj Gosfh
arrived from the Duke city saturday
evening on train SO. % lHo bride
returned from Denver where she hhd
been several weeks, saturday oven
ms uu train So. The couple had
made au arrangements for the we'd
ding some time before The absence
of the bride from the cts enabled nor
o. deceive her friends completely re-
gurdiug tine wedding.
A wedding which is ~ much inter
est tu Acknowledgment viii take place.
In Houston. Texas October 3, 90
Trinity church. Miss Ludic Lucille
Irgau will become Nrs. Louis hun
ing. MI. Louis nuung b. the son
OF Mrs. Louis uunlug and brother
a. Miss Lolita hunins.
ON October =. iu Fresno, Cal, VIII
take place the wedding OF Miss lsA-
belle Draper OF Fresno, ana MT
Frnrp Ilrpsl,r Of Albuquerque. Mr..
I<ruskc arrived loo the city tuduy al
ter spending several months In the
east travelling for the American
compHuny Ito leaves sunday night
for Fresno to complete arrangements
for the wedding. Aitrf % honeymoon
Ina California the ucWlyWrds VIII
make their home in Albuquerque.
.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-28
, In Club Circles. =
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Another card club has come Ia Hight
by tuo name cot the Klio Klub, which
meets the nrsi Thursday in every
months ana Mrs. Emma Whits0n was
the hostess of the initial meeting OF
tho year The members are Mes
danes Emma Whitson. catherine
Fisher. Anna T.. Fcnncr Nellio J But
Ter. Alice sherwood. Katherine
llarsch. Esther smith. Mary T. HAN
and Esther Rutherford.
The Bride club will meet az tho
home of Mrs. Thomas Wilkerson next
Monday afternoon
Tho ladies auxiliary Of the Railway
Mail association viii meet ueRt Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. iieys Aloers
ut Sos North second street
Thc Microbes "wednesday club
met mst Wednesday at the home ~
Mrs william Menuul north Of tho
city This club has for Us very In
irrcstlnF work the undy ~ Stud-
dnrd'N lectures A their meeting
"Wednesday the lecture on sweden was
tuken zap.
one of the largest crowds ever as
srmbled az tho Womnu's club gath
cred yesterday ut n reception Of the
club 90 lts new mrmhvrs. At this
meeting the years work OF the cluh
WAS taken up. although tho afternoon
was largely devoted 10 pleasure. or
,cheHtra music ana dainty refresh
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-28
Week. Rw of Albuquerque Social Dogs and Things That Interest Women

meuis helped TO make the afternoon
pass pleasantly
The years work IL we'll planned
ana with the Rrant number uf new
members the club is looking forward
tu the most successful year ia !,s his
tory.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-28
. Personal Mention and .
. Gossip About People. y
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a,as Rose Harsch returned Monday
from az e., .dsd visit la Colorado.
Louis e.. Gumblner, who II threat
ening ~ blossom out AS fun fledgot
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-28
Mothers
Friend

ans mothers which contaiua much
valuable information. and many sug'
Kestlons ~ \ helpful nature
haADSIuD REGULATOR Co., Aflasla, Co
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-28
H0aIfEYNSSs
|5NEOfEiGTS

Women who bear children and 70.
main healthy are those who prepare
their SYSTEMS IN advance Of bRby'g
coming Unless the mother aids
nature "a It's prenatal work the crisis
finds her system unequal 70 the de-
mands made upon Il. and she 10 often
left with weakened health or chronic
ailments No remedy IL 80 truly a
help TO nature as Mothers Friend.
and no oxpectant mother should fall
90 use II. II relieves the pain and
discomfort caused by the strain on
the ligaments. makes plant and elias.
tlc those tbres and muscles which
nature ~ expanding. prevents numb.
ness OF limbs. and sootheH the innam.
nation OF breast glands. The system
being thus prepared by Mothers
Friend diapels the fear that the crisis
may not be safely met. Mothera
Friend assures a speedy and complete
recovery for the mother, and she Is
left a healthy woman 10 enjoy tho
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-28

A distinct feature Of the week b
round uf gaAttirH WAS the function
given hy Mrs %. n Marion nt her
beautiful home at the CORNER ui
Eighth street und TijeruR avenue. No
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-28

rearing OF her
child. Mothers
Friend n sold at
drug stores.
Write for our free
book for oHRecl.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-28

Judge Edward l.. Medler Of Las
cruces has oeon In the city this week,
mis- family also making a brief stop
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-28

Tho Swastika club an orgautza ton
composed Of the gentlemen of the
congregational church, met last we'd
ncsduy ai the home uf Mrs !. ~.
H.uld on south Edith.
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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-04-11

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\ Ablaac Republican, -Bel1ts gJ0nes Of
tgis plRQe iRaists8u rgatttnE into dmIt
bic, 7Ile waa qRdeT bonds aind Abba
feyr ysauHing E0m GrooOas and adeta
l0rrhtSr Ed VAS setf0r che iatteg
paEtrut his ~aeknBerto seemed not
cqRtcDtrwitAesettiug tatootroabts here
bp1la8snk oWnE todQslmloVsa ~here ite
i9ilTdvsevsrai drinks down ahtDselE
RHd.rwa 3iaarrestRd rand taken TO- the
Cauaty iat. When ia jail, Haccordipg
talaho QSkRiD9an ,Hersidf be- found a
maA Wao dad been .agrested aud who
hnasted nlthg tact that hevhad coa-
tGRied aboabrb isspeFgQn-a wallet cots
talGias . SUM 81 ompHeya RcftaiB now5
charged with stealing that money aud