Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-10

eyes OF the audience the ladies' n
charge Of the program will cook 10
the paper bags that are honCefurth Z,
revolutlonize TO a fine art by the abol
ishment OF all drudgery and germs
Many may not know that these SAM.
tary bags are Obtainable In this cit,
and that many prOgresslves are al
/ ready preparing meals therein. IN,
committee IN charge OF the demonstra
| tiOn are Mesdames Wroth. Dunbar
Vann, stroup. Bltsnor, Sabln. Musical
selections ana papers on cookery viii
be features OF the program.
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Mrs. sirIclIer Entcrtalns for mis-,
Harris.
Miss Anna Harris Of Providence
u. l., was honor guest at a gaily in.
formal thimble party rendered tn q
coterie of intimetes by Mrs. willard
$. sirlckler Thursday afternoon.
Miss Harris is spending the win.
ter In this city with her father, COL
onel A. W. Harris, and has already
won a deserved popularity for graz
cious qualities Of character. Though
the guests on the occasion Of Mrs
strickler's afternoon brought their
fancy needle work, much time was
devoted % music and the compG ny
engaged In solo ard chorus singing
while Mrs. b. $. Rodey acted as ac-
compauisto.
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Prominent New Workers Wed Here.
The marriage OF Miss Harriet Nc
Aduo 10 Mr. Charles 4. Martin last
Thursday afternoon tells the story OF
romance, and gives a distinction few
Eames signify. The bride and groom
represent two OF the most prominent
families of the Empire States" each
OF which has for many years been a
name to coniure with In political.
financial ana social circles. Miss Nc
Adoo daughter of Mr.. and Mrs VIII
Ham Gibbs McAdoO OF IrvlngtOn, ~
Y, came to this city with her father,
who was bent on the organization OF
a state political club which mission
was accomplished few days since.
As the president Of the Hudson and
Manhattan railroad that tunneled be-
meath the Hudson river and by nam.
moth tubing made underground tran
SIT between New York City and Jersey
City the marvel Of the nation. Mr..
McAdoo stands at the head OF his
class In twentieth century achieve
ments Mr. Martin. banker and
inancier of Gotham, has been for
some time a resident Of Arizona and
New Mexico cities. But to return to
the ceremony The service was read
by Archdeacon w u. Warren In st.
Johns church thursday afternoon. The
In
aud In the presence of Mr.. McAdoO,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Il. McGaney and MIR.
Barton Keller the impressive Epls-
ropalian service was read. Following
the ceremony the newlyweds and
quests repaired 20 the AlvaradO where
an elaborate huptial dinner was en-
iQyed. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin will
spend a brief time In this city.
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Card Party for House Guest.
Complimentary TO her house guest
Mrs G. a.. McCombcr of Midland,
Mich, Mrs u. b, Fay entertained
happily at i've hundred Thursday ar
ernoon. The rooms were gay with
lowers. forming a pleasing BACK
ground for the smartly gownod ladies
who sped the hours at six tables solv-
ng With expert skill the iutriCacies
IF the popular game. Prizes for ex-
'ellence were won by Mrs. Mcdonald |
ma Mrs. Matson.
The ladies who had the pleasure of
meeting tho charming Michigander
md sharing Mrs Rays hospitality |
.ro: MoSdamos Margaret Medler. jos
.ph Brown. George Albright McI.an-
iress, .. a. Matson. j. +. Luthy. Nc |
Donald, y. A. Bittnor. y, s. Rodey |
'tamm, Baldridge Harry LIE, Robert |
pollock, Jarrett, George $. Klook. Nc |
dillen, A. u. Walker, Carnes. Mo
irogor Rankin, Schwcntkor. NJ. r.. |
Hickey, Mlsscs Nell Wctter and Ethel |
Hickey.
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