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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09

observed the same pleasant tflOks IN
her father and bretktfe nnt n her
secret soul she has arolafe6 limo and
again that her husband shOuld never
be- guilty of such cunduct. n she II
u weak woman sste naEs her husband
continually -tlakas him extremely
uncomfortable. npolIs the atmosphere
or tho hraakfhSt table and possibly
succeeds in breaking him OF few Of
his Objectionable habits.
liut AZ tho same time she lusca by
u and cheapens herself. liui uulthur
should woman submit uncumplain-
ngly 70 everything. Indeed. In many
cases II " her duty tn check some
trlck or Tnphnerism thut she SOUS IN
a tiisaeVantako 10 her husband.
hut sh0 should do this nj tlme
when ho u not bothered Hurried ~
worried. When ne " one oT his
moods no should be- left severely
alone, us far az corrections gu.
To harmless ANA murfenslVg man
nerlsms wlfo should ID absolutely
blind. Let her accept phllosophicaliy
the fact that she cannot force her
husband To resemble hor IN every
particular OF thought and feeling. lie
has right 10 his preferences and
dIstastcs, and II In useless fur her to
expect TO perHuado him intO cOnfOrm-
ing them to hers. lie has a right to
his own individuality and she hug ne
business To- interfere with him. There
are always plenty OF points Of CONF
mon sympathy tu form meeting
ground.
Another thing wife should always
Keep before her N that In all prOba-
billty she hus az many faults and dis
agreeable mnnncrismH that are quite
as trying a. hor husband. For tho
woman who Insists on having her own
way when irifles are concerned
WeakenB her Influence with her huB-
band when nm occasion arises when
she should stand firm on some really
important subject, Her protests and
commands then carry very little
weight. Love. of all things, cannot
be- acolded. nugRed. nor frozen. nor
wept gack tn allegiance. II thrivoa
IN free sunshine; Il cools and dies be-
fore compulslOn. tears, Auiks and res
ordinations. II may seem 20 decline
from it's pinnacle Of deilrious 10Y
after tho honeymoon In over. but
what In best OF Il. what Ia worth
while. may bo held forever In the
hands OF a woman whI understands
tho beautiful art OF letting man
alone. q
Il IL really. after alI slIch u sImpls
thing Ia tame and conquer husband.
He liant hyena or some other really
dangerous thing; no In tractablo and
doclle. easily led and taught, 90 at
him In the right way and ne In all
yours But whatever You do, don't
nag. II never did do any good and
q never will.
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AT IF LelElS Man Hone Secret
Of Mdn g Refractory Husbands
WlsOer You Do, DOhT Nag

One beautiful virtue tnN6 wife IL
the art OF letting her .lirelanl alone,
and this chscrfully and without any
latent sense OF offense.
There are times when hoilline but
q sympathetic silence can noothe tho
worries and frets OF q trying day.
times when tho utter ntentgl woari-
ness makes the physical wearIncss
seem heavenly.
without this sympathy, wlAaout this
understanding. tho OMIT common
cause between q man ane his wlfo
VII; be mutuai chains and chatting.
and boredom will eventually resolve
itself into hatred and rioSiert a wife
should not attach too mech import
ance TO her husbands rleods. they
often arc the results of ulitoldo wor.
res. Make allowance f0a bis being
human, A wlso woman appreciates
the fact that II ls bost 20 give In once
In while aud respect her hpsbund's
moods. e
wOmonlas rule datest effcnilnnte
mon, but very often q young wife
will do her very best 20 model her
So often she will object 20 his hav.
Ing anything or doing anything In
which she has no part. Shu - the all
absorbing, ali-exacting little tyrant-
Ii this average young wife, and she
strives hard to weave a pretty but at
the same time shilling web shout her
husband from which he 10 pardunably
faln To escape She hates all assem-
blles. conventions and clubs of tho
creature man, whether political OF
social.
She may take II patheiicRlly or
hauEhtily. but she never takes II scri-
ously when he leaves her for @ horrld
caucus or a stupid. useless eonclave;
perhaps II she did--whO knows ?--he
wouldn't be so anxious 20 30.
Ia the famlllarlties of married life
the personality OF the iRdlviduOi In
often lost--swnmped completely In
the union Of the two--untll haunted
and harassed. the spirit OF the one
or the other IN fain to cry out In
anguish, whittier shall flee TO
escape my other hulf?"
Many mans pecullarities arc In
tanscly trying 10 n woman He Oft
times hps n prejudice of sowing his
belongings broadcast over the place,
OF leaving HIS newspapers scattered
around over the entire lot. OF putting
his hat on the plano or the rubber
plant. Then, too, he has nasty
habit Of reading hls papVc nc the
Breakfast table. while his wife ID
forced TO sit silently behind the coffee
urn. He let's his chops get cold. his
mullins heavy. aud his coffee luke
warm while ne notes the stute VI the
market.
Now. ali these things tend to make
the wife fighting mad She may have
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New Books Of Note at the
albuquerque Pubic Library

lravaEant expendltureH OF the social
deyoteeg. and Gil tho influences thar
could turf d clever. lOvable fellow
liko RlcllNEd QuarTen into zone OF
those dancing things that lends eotll-
lions aud arrangoa tablsaux. plays 70
clal diplomat forestH social Becret1,
and has hts pocket fun OF b0ndolD
keSs," and you have thH atmosphere
of The story itfE. tf
Rlchard waA worthy Of better
things but he had Browil syulcal and
careless. When he met Bsrelaa Leeds
he began 10 long for hls nlisluld man
hood and proceeded to flnd e. The
book IN full OF those spafkllng ana
unconventional conversations In which
MIR. Chambers excelH. Rlehagd ana
strelsa hage 10 go through some try
lng and dramatic experiences before
happineBH ID possible. The fascination
Of ''Fhc Streets VI AscaionY 10 cot
forth with % truthful and tolerant
touch, but the greatest stFaea II laid
% tne peace and power that come
flaln real iabqts ltoalthy llving. ana
a1flop1 elt6ltInRQt Like All tho
Malls ne book 18dfa phss
tI ~ efesl 80
X 3 q nne
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Popular Young Woman
Wed.

Wed.
Mlss Aimee sims sprang surprise
90 her many friends In this city by
announcing that her wedding will
occur next week 10 SIR. N. r. Hasen,
~ Sault ste. Marie, Michigan. Miss
Sims has made her home with her
lsster. Mrs, e. A. Watson, 1905 For
ester avenue. for the past few years
and has made a great many friends
who have had to make speedy prep
aratlons with partiee
Wednesday OF last week realty
marked the beginning OF the affairs
when Mrs. Watson entertained n nuu-
her Of the bride-oieets frlends at q
o'clock tea.
This week things started Ia earnest.
Mrs. Fred Jones gave O o'clock din
ncr ON Tuesday evening and later
Ia the evening Miss MILDRED Mar
quette gave Miss Sims miScellan-
nOus shower Rt the Marquette home,
5l9 West New York Tho hosAse was
beautiful with decorRtlohH: ~ the liv-
Ing rOpm a lattice work OF pink and
green formed a pretty ceiling and In
the dining room n OlgyeFIy arranged
rainbow was the decoration. In keep
ing with the RRinboW was Che Pot of
Gold where tbs bFide-tosbe found
many presents from her friends.
Those attending were Mesdaenes C.. A.
Watson. Jones. Ed Frank, Charles
Schuit, ID. !. cooR. II. r. Hyre. II. l..
Neff, Marquette. Misses Mildred Mar
quette and Aimee Sims.
"Wednesday afternoon Mrs. ~. l..
llyTe gave n linen shower and the
home was pretty with pink and white
blooms with smllax. Mrs. NeTf Of
Magdoleno gave a breakfast party at
the home OF her mother, Mrs. d. J.
, Cook. ioOs Forester avenue, and yes.
ferday Mrs. Charles schutt enter
'taIned at AL O'Clock luncheon. I'm.
less someone elasB ,nlhnnke to get
Ia an entcrtaiuIupnt OR the future
Mrs. HAGEN. thlR AFTERNOON viii flnish
the SERIES. OF naNllqas. .lirh. IA Frank
y giving miscellaneous shower, and
uIitcSs something unupNai happonA
Miss Sims viii lenve Monday for
Michigan, where she Win make hvr
future home,
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Z Mr.. nnd Mrs. T.. Scully Ioft we'd
ncsdny for "a months visit With rel
ntivcs In Tomple. Tcxas.
MIR. and Mrs. c. s. Blackwell have
returned tO this city after an nb-
sence OF four years and viii make
their home at goa North Edith street.
Mrs Harry strong returned Sunday
from an extended visit In Is dlHaa ana
Missouri
Mrs. 7, T.. Martin. Of Taos, N. NJ.
n the guest of General nnd Mira. II.
" RobinAOn. ttto4
MT. Pitt Ross Ii entertaining hia
brother Mr. Kay Ross Of Bisbeo, Arl-
coma az HIS home on Central avenue.
Mrs. M. 70. Luedis and son Edward
have gone 10 Mcpherson, l6anraa.
where they will spend several weeks
visiting the parents Of Mrs Lliedip.
I Mrs. Berthold spltE left Tuesday
evening for an extended vlan with
relatives and friends IN Chicago
Miss Alma Arnold. head nmhse AZ
the Presbyterian sanitnrium, wao 0ail-
"a 20 the PecOs Monday wheFo her
father, Steven N. Arnold. wac dam
from a vicious horse, ~
Mr. and Mrs, ". q. Pratt. Ma. Pot
ter and son left wednesday, fot Cell.
fOrnia where they viii make tHAts
home ar. end Mira. Pratt hago
teaidentp o. AIbuquerau~ fof bN
s1liyfy years. ~ Ns
Ma, Luelse Becker OF Eelsn ,Ha
guest Of Miss eae D0bson. s
ar. and Mrs. n. v. Tulip, 81 a.
~ City are N me city for N
Wipled'a VISIT with Mr.. TuiipO
lente ~ ana AfgA. n. Tulfp
spihhI w 1ullp.
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Church Affais.

The city missionary union OF the
woman's missionary poeiaties OF this
city. which meets Repii.annually has
elected Mrs. David Ross Boyd as
president and. Mrs. Dryer as vice.
president. Missionary week will DO
held In this city from the 18th. TO the
cath OF this month and the city mis-
siOnnry union win have charge Of the
program the afternoon OF the 18th.
4 large crowd and u Jolly time was
the report Of the reception of tho
Rectora' Aid. OF 81. JohIi'H parish held
Tuesday evening nc the woman's
club. When the Rectors' Aid organ
lied their main object was to have
people get acquainted and be infor-
mai. and their reception Tuesday en-
phasiEcd this intention. for every one
had jolly good time. Mrs. A. +.
Morrlsette and Mrs. l.. II. Clark plan
ned the delicious refreshments and
Mrs Il. l.. Bradford had chnrge OF tho
musical program. Dancing furnished
. amusement until a late hour The
program Included:
Vocal solo - "clnrlssima" (Red
Feuther) Mrs. A. r. Morrlsettc.
Plnno solc---Chopin Waltz. Mrs
BERNARD -. ROdey.
|, Baritone solo--"My Hero" CTri-
uInph soidleTl Mr.. Hugo Myers
! Plane eelpr= Perpetual " MotioR'
Miss LouIse 1owbet.
Yesterday afternoon the W. q. 4.
L. held 4 special meeting ana re-
oepjiol az four o'clock In the par
lors OF the Presbyterian church for
the Waiting members OF the W. C.. r.
u. Mtae Sarah Timer. corresponding
secretary, Tnadb the feature address.
ReV. ar. Thomas l.. and Mrs. Dyer
entertained the officers and teachers
Of the Congregational Sunday school
Tuesday eyghtnB at their home at Gi6
South Edih.
Those present were Mcsdnmos Fred
MetsB1g. 81, A. Dunn, Sum Porter
field, 3. II. Head; Misses Frances Di-
vine. Alice McMillin. Rose Hnrsch:
MeBsrS. Harry LlthBow, Herman Sny-
der and LeSiie BoIdt,
The ladies' Of It. Johns Guild held
u meeting Wednesday, afternoon In
the Guild hall, Tho hall has been
rem0delnd and finished NO that II Is
cozy. the fire place makes II home
like and the ladies aro very proud Of
their meeting plnne. The Guild Is
planning ten, home cooking sale In
fact n small baeaar 10 be given al
the homo III Mrs. w. w. Mcclellan
ON North Fourth street. the twenty
sixth OF this mouth. The committees
are.r "a bts
House COMMITTED Mcsdames Geo
lSlock. A. - Morrisetto. G. E. Clark.
Itummoll, end hllHH Irene Saint.
Enter aiaImeft COfnmlttoo--MrH y,
L. bradford. q. 4. Brooks. COTsOn. \.
y. MoFFishtlns4
sewing COMMITTEE - MesdRness
jerks. NewhalL Steam. kates.
COokllm Committed. - Mesdamea
Gam vanp, Frank 70. Tull. E. Russell
'lsdsan Harlan ana cOrson.
The CJteiS OF the Baptist church
met Thutsdav afternoon at the home
%; MRS Doyle, zee North Walter
Tho oHean esther club OF the Bap-
tlst chlFvhs VIII bold meeting next
tuesday ~ the church.
Mrs. a. q. 1ferrisuette entertained
the ~, sbhh's choit At no rhoIne on
NsFth Nihth street Wednesday, even.
ing
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Various Parties.

lHo E'oTSDOdyb Lonesome club ana
itr young gentleman friends had u
most enjoyable evening last night at
the residence OF Mrs. stripe, $50
South Broadway THE young ladies'
mot TO enjoy the merry ana sticky
pustlme OF pulling taffy and rumOrs
Of the succhurlne occasion having
spread abroad. the young gentlemen
appeared In n body quite unexpected.
~ during The evening, receiving "a cor.
dial welcome as soon as the hoA;esSos
had recovered from lAelr surprise,
The following constituted tho jolly
crowd; Misses Kathryn Butler. May
and Florence Carmony, Edna Webb,
Amy Pnssmore. Jesnifna Long, June
StrOck, Louise Wilkinson and Alma
stripe; and MessrE. Arthur Radcliffe,
Fred kirkpatrick. Vivian Moscr.
Charles Mcfarland. Bert Webb. Err
nest Hammond. Wesley Hurt, Roy
Forest and George stripe.
Parties were sIaTce this week but
Mrs. &c. A. Mann tried her best TO
keep the social bali q rolling. Thurs
day afternoon she give an auction
bridge party and Friday she entertain
ed with 500. Her guests for Thurs
day were Mesdames Hugh Collins,
u, II. earns, Amado Chavez. Arno
Hunlng, Johnson, ]. II. ORIelly, Lu-
Jim a. Rice, W. Y. Walton. strickler,
- A, Vaughey. Thomas wilkerson,
Jacob Yrisarri, Isaac Barth Raymond
StGmm. Nancy Behwiek, Bernard T.
Rodey. A, Reldy. Keim, Frank Ack'
rrman, Nohl. Louis ilfeid, A. d. Me-
SNlilen. Friday afternoon the guests
M included Mosdamba cOgdell. Wal
Ter Council, q. n. Marion. steam, \. =
bronson, Armljo, tiust, W. W. MeClel'
Ian, John Anime. Perry Chas, Hod-
gin, Frank stortS a. d. stroup' j.
venabls. Waslingtqn. CaHheld Franh
Wilson. Harry Owen. A. Borders. Fer
susson, Solomon, Dorun and JONI
Wilson. 1854
Mrs. Il. A. Klatisr. 1901 West Fruit
AVENUE, gave an informal auction
bridge party at her homo Monday at
ternoon. ThOaa playing were. Mes
DANES Jacob Yripnrrl. Stateson, Mary
Higgins. e. L. Bradford, A. +. Nor
rlsette. d. n. Briggs ON and H. a
KlstleF.
Mrs. aoi WELLER lsarruuging for
slumber party 70 b. given for he'
daughter on she alth " this month
Those who enltrlalned iRformaIl!
az bridge this wes8 we're Mrs. Harrl
Weller. AGiss Mlnnle jIoismann ans
MIss sIannah y. HneDapm.
The y0uoA4l oql4 ~ In AlOu
guerqpe h ~ All sn ~ speak, y
lhtlcipail6h ~ "a i ntIne party Z
ybe given 81 ~ November ~
y by Nins nIl aone Of "a
mast popn|a ~ tha cltyS
Mas Mtpe| y entegtal
go Qu'ta and thrs
efeA Win lls forWar
Wl4o 4toN wa fhe ngnn
M'eFssta psIl|H Miss MAI
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G may 100 81 ~ lII i lHat
lhe NawUutndr Art ~ - ndd e8 10
iss unubuelly allp6dtlHe stock of
Ffade-toseeaF caFgfuiiE eslocle0
sl6gk % Women'a Goats mo eeelliss
ig1 ltlns and tplendia AualIlt 81 thoss
eoatr viii appear strongly "a aiI @nll4
lnlDfihad women. Adv.
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Ten Iue CO.. Which No
Ons IT Has Ever Been
Sorry. lg

!. u N ..
Eo4 d0isg epoa 10 ait =
Q H'1f 4beab1R evil OF none. q
q W tnliha before tuoRiue. =
q Wne ||iA aeforo opaaking. .
IN angry tonNne =
lDb tilsa % the az. .
egk'es pardon Tor ~
tih salient towetd ~, :
re eafr e W. Z
nloss q !,
U.MII ts Ntll tf
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9 AwN - " q a. Geo = - ~
p Pleoeo W t|Ih fItfaI8 n1flDi9
~ edition. Have f9tf lg1G.t A. t'fifa5 Z
2 Uoela e Aia easa net 4a1tg 4
q fian ngidaS hs.t. 0tlntWlan fhut 4
mas NEE aphsaf 81 liis snettla 4
9 page on ealagdey, phnte 1peH =
9 Nspe y = Nes
Ailuero from ire sonata OF d NJ.
nor. $3.50. Mrs. Bernard q Rodey
lleni6-Pathetidnc ....s.s.s...
Mrs, rhotAaa Hughes
AdagiO-p hthetlaue ..............
4 ,..,....,.., =. Miss Gladys Maudoll
seiOction-- Eruica symphony -.
hiss LOUISE NichOls. Mr. stanley
sythphony Analysis .....,...m..
The Tuesday club will meet at the
homo OF Chester French on West Cen
trail avenue next week. Subject,
Works % ART a. Beautiful, with
trownlng.g IRA Llppo Llppi
Glars study--,1irs. walter ConnolI.
Current Topics-MlSs Ethel Hickey.
Logan circle, Ladies' OF q. A. n,
IAtRry land Sewing circle met with
Mrs. Doyle, sac North walter. Tues
dsg Afternoon and planned bazaar
TO DO given In Odd nallowG Temple
November tGth. afternoon and even
Ing.
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THE WOMAN OF III.
(By Mark Leo Luthor.l

a story TINT introduced newly
elected congressman aud family Of
western New York state to society
10 the capital
olive Brnlsied had been thu mnk
Ing Of her husband; II was her lnke-
nuty that laid the foundation Of his
fortune aud started him on the way
90 political success. Hut Ia the bril-
liant light of Washington society sho
Eerms To be- quite eclipgod while her
husband and children shine. Ia q
real crisis. however, when stevon
Dralsled In almost al the mercy Of a
ERnR ut swlndi1rs, she comes again IA
the fore, There N love story too. OF
Fern. The daughter. Ia danger Of hay
ipn her bend turned and Ben HalsoS
Eraietsd'H hDneut and capable younl
ksclutaFN
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ilAAf alDuaDa have hn3 mlih
~ ballFelt II yoar. "a 6| a'
ein n q I|nn
MA llIak ny hfoll + VI
l,isN8 III hoax ~ q. lila
aa M haell l.Is
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CBy Arthur ChflticnhaK Mtneeil
People who bsll9ve ~ th1 aNet,
tality OF the human uohli a1 3
that Heaven IN q piace AZ work
progress whore the aFeatDAl qlIQ
~ individuals are actively an4 east
setloally employed as soon 81 t'1g
soul Is freed from the tfammelH 81
the worn out body, who find ~ tli4
idea OF RECONSIDERATION ana feADcArA
nation possible soiullon for the diff
ficulties arising from the bFeyity %
some human iiveaI who, In shoft DO.
Have that life IL Q real pilgrimage ~
high things from mean atiA eordid
beginninss, ana that the key. 10 the
mvateFy lies IN the frank facing Of
|fHparience as q process hy whlnh the
secret purpose OF God q nande known
n fhII such will find thniF phlloao-
+ 0llt nnDlnatlvely expanded II the
QeIl1tilol faNlaeys "a i,6
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In Ye 0lden Skule Days.


. old Master Brown brought his .
y fcrulu down. =
. Aud his fuOe looked angry aud .
= red. .
. "dO, zeat VOL there, now. An .
. thony Bla,r, .
. Along with the girls" he said. .
. Then Anthony. Blair with a NOR .
. titled air, .
y With his head down on his .
. breast, .
. Took his pcnltcnt seat 10y tho .
= maiden sweet .
. That he loved Of all, he best. .
. Ard Anthony Blair scomod .
whimpering there, .
. But the rogue only made he. =
lieve, =
. For ne peeped ~ the girls with .
. the beautiful curls, .
. And Oglod them over Ills .
sleeve.
=
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Clubs and Other Organizations

Viup9 ana Other UrnAnlxatl0ns
The wOman's club had an excep.
tionaily large attendance yesterday a. >
ternoon and every ono was royalty en-.
tersained as the Olee club 0f the uni
veralty gave several numhegs aud each
time were encOred. Mrn. Dsr Evelyn
Frisbee gave en- eKcellant talk on
What More Could tho colIega Do for
Our olrls?" and review srom "The
Second Generation" was eiyen by Mrs.
A, q. shortle.
The discussion which was TO b.
given on lis the Modern Collage Girl
Properly Equipped to Make a IIome?"
With Mira J. II. wroth an leader, was
postponed until some meStlng'in jan
uary.
Tile Bridge club will meet at tho
homo of Mrs. d. ~. earns, COZ West
Gold, next week.
The Y. W. G. 4. IL gradually de-
velopins the different departments Of
their institution. MondaY evenings
viii be devoted to n series OF musl-
cal talks. These will be attended by
the members OF the Y. w. c. A. and
| their friends. Last Monday Mrs. Ma
bel Himoe gave a very Interesting
talk on Mendelsaohn after which Miss
Higgins played the musical adoption
OF Shakespeare's Midsummer NigheE
Dream" lMendelssohn), The vocal
part Of the number Was given by tho
pupils of Mrs. Il. l.. bradford. Miss
Kathryn Drummer and Miss Francis
stroms sang a duet. Tuesday evening
Mrs. bradford .orHahigel. a Gblee club
for the sOcisty with M exceptionally
large genrolimsni.. This club win. bs
| q valuable addition 90 the Y. w. C. A.,
and viii give al operetta' In tho sheaI
future. The ofilceSs are;
.DirectOr--Mrs. Il. L. Bradford.
AccompHnlst--Alss Pearl Tompklns
secretery--MIss Hoplln.
Liorarian--Miss uunSt
Following Is the program OF the
Y. w. G. A. for next week:
Monday evening Mrs Wolfe will
give several readings at the X. w. G,
A. ,ahd will Illustrate tho art of
Reading Aloud"
Tuesday cvenInE--Ths Glee club
under the erection OF Mrs. L. l.,
Bradford.
Thursday evenlng--Cascads club.
Friday uvenIng--spanIsh class un-
der the direction of Mrs, HeeId: buS-
mess girls DibIe class. Miss stone.
Saturday evening - international
sunday school lessons. Mrs. J. H.
Head.
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BY SARAH HALL lEO0RE.
Tstwhons fase ~ Is1.IeH T.

dell hRa had as her guest Miss "a
lone salmon, q poDuiar bolio OF
Santa Re, who In In the city after a
three weeks visit 70 Phoenix aEa tho
Grand Canyon. Miss salmon viii
probably remain hern Tor the Man
dell dance and aasiat Miss vAnaelI
IN entertaining her RuealA,
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The Churches

~. I'auI's English Lutheran Church
Corner of West Silver ana Sixth
street. tov. w. +. oberhOltzcr pas
tor.
SUNDAY school 9;i6 r. @. Keeper
superintendent Morning worship
1900. sermon by tho pastor. Theme
"Nntional Peace aud Home MissioDs.'
Evening Christian Bndoevor at ESQ
Tho annual Luther Day Sunday
Bchool entertainment nj 7;30. An Of
ferinR for Home Missions will bo re-.
CelVcd. Parents come aud bring the
children. ON Wednesday afternoon NJ
2:3O AT the church the IlOmo and
Foreign Missionary Society will hold
n public thank offering service, a
program viii be rendered, after whloh
d social hour Will be enjoyed. with
Hight refreshments for tho guests a
cordial Invitation to all ..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09
I,Irrt l,rnsbytcrInn CllnrcIl.

fHst t@foHDSbfihb Nuuftn ~
Ffth aud Silver, Hugh a, Cooper,
Pastor '.r.
Services at 81 q. ~. and 7;iJ y. ~
IA the morning hour DF. Frank IT,
II. Roberts % the Normal UnlyersitS
nj Las vegns, win preach on Prayer
IN the evening the pDBtOr will beEir
"a series Of sermons on Blblo Heroes
Special music--- hfnsic - Procession
du RacrIment. Chanvet.
Anihcm---"iinil to the Lords An.
Olntod," Andrews. ~
. Offcrtory, "Quarlette," Mosart.
Evening:
Prelude. "Cunielcnr." PFelne.
Anthem, "Iich0ld What Manners 81
Love"
OffertOry. indian Song" ClIhE.
Wakefield Cadmann.
Sunday School g;lh Il, ~. Chris
tiah Endeavor. 6:f6 D. ~. The pub
tic cordially Invited.