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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-05-09
Backyard.

Having established Briokyard at HAND
YER MILLS. near LeonRr down, beg to mo-
hfy the public that 1 am ully prepared to
furnish Bricka OF ell grades at the following
csah prices; 81, IS and $40 per Nj.
+. II. GREENW
LocnaxdtOwne Nd,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-05-09
]. Bolgiano & Son

FANCY MAINE GROWN
SEED POTATOES.
For immediate shipment from Bal.
timore.
Don't delay ordsrIng-Sscd Potatoes are
30 scarce 10 short time 1t may
be impossible 10 buy them at
any price.
FOR THE PRESENT.
We ean offer In Car Loads or Less.
WRITE, WIRE or PHONE for Prices,
Trust Buster,
plucky Baltimore,
Grays MOrtage Litter.
BolRiano's Prosperity,
Red Bliss Triumph,
Pride 60 the South,
Genuine Early 0hlo's.
Irish Cobblera,
White Bliss,
tRrly Throughbreds.
Crown Jewels,
Early New Queen.
Early Rorthsr.
Clark's 81,
Beauty Hebrons.
Hpaulding's $4,
Extra Early X Rose,
Ensign Bagley,
White Rose,
Early Round Six Weeks,
Early Long Six Weeks,
Maine Houlton Early Rose,
Hendenson's Early Bo We,
Sir Walter Raleigh.
Green Mountain,
Rural New Yorker,
White Elephant,
Empire state,
Maggie Murphy.
Early Fortune,
Early Harvest,
Carmen $8,
Burbank Seeding,
Puritan or Polaris,
Dakota Rose,
American Giants,
Mccormack.
J. 5oLGlANo'S q SON.
THE OLD RELIABLE SEED STORE
BALTIMORE. ND.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24
Misses Baca Hostesses.

on Monday evening. August 10, %
number or young ladies were enter
tanned at the Baca home on south
broadway a. about o'clock the
girls were received hN Misses Ramona
ana Nitn nucn. one being dressed ds
a Dutch girl the other as 20 o. psN
maiden. The other costumes included
90 "Suutwmuu' ANA Squaw, au Esyp-
tiuu Buster Brown uud many others.
Tho rooms were decorated with many
different. kinds cf pictures which were
used in clever contest during the
evening Miss ollie Kinds. being tho
winner. was presented with q fine box
~ candy 4 variety uf games were
played and % number %! fHshiight
pictures we've taken Late iu Tia"
evening dainty refreshments were
served. Those who enjoyed the even
ing were. Misses Pugh, Oluc Kinds,
cleo Kelly, Ncllio Cohen, Mcrtr and
Florence Batter Kuihcryn trimmer.
Frances stromc, Niu and Ramona
BaCu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24
Women Who Have the Price Will Wear
Gay aud Gorgeous Glad Rags Next Winter

As sumptuous as the garb OF tho
daughter OF rljah. us regal as the
precious NoaNc- from the looms which
work only tto garments of royalty are
the fabrics de- luxe ln which women
ut opulonoc will gown themselves this
winter
when metals are combined with
Nclvcts there is hardly any richness
left which could add a. the gorgeous
ness of materials THAT these uUmbl-
nations are tu b., had for women tu
choose from carly b. already yN-
dcuupd.
cold background. ls soft Jud pile
able as satin SHOW blue velvet roses
embossed "Brouhc is the term used
100 trade Cor nearly every type ot bro
cadcd material There are brooh"
y"lycts, hrochc sutlus, brochc chpr-
m,usc bTochr u.nuus and bruyhv
rr,pcs. and all the worry lovoliost ma
tcrials We have ever known
one very wonderful piece of gIarm-
cusr. shown in primrose, blue. gray
and violet. has velvet roses .u soft
taupc gray rising on the colnrcd sat.
iuy background.
Metals. gold. silver and platinum
flowers, on the ninous aud ,halmcuso
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24

OF lovely culorugs are exquisite.
ilrochr muirc combining tho beauty of
the brpe.do with moiro background
are ready tu Dee made into detachable
irocks for receptions aud tho festive
occasions Imagine the charming coat
effects of these 1ruDtdos made up with
plain churnvusy.
Metal silks which simmer and
glow are Go hr had by tno yard Tor
whole costume. aud Hi.l uo employed
with nruuhr stuuH
Amupl tu. good un'urs for ,uromu-
uiuua gowns pruphrl,d are nupc.
plum blue. urmru.. and banana
\ gubr pattern which shows tn"
tyrd,u,, Geo use iur.. IoJEy plush and
ratanu cloth ou tho bottom OF gowns
aud which Is extraordinary boa rnIorug
consists OF BLUSH green chiu"n
cloth with seven or eight inch tuupr
Dartga banding. about tIia Beg worst.
oG embroidery 900 NiuIo greens. can.
ury aud gulI NutuluE smarter 100 20
pattern oi Ca, Kind Viii u' seen prob.
ably this winter ~ Hs carly us the
middle uf Au-uat 49,, lrr having such
beautiful impuruuuus ouy7cd, who
can tnll what the season may hrius
forth boo -ulruIur ur auri.s'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24
spinach Soup

Four cups of white stock Ohroth iu
which veal of chicken has been
ouokodl. . quarts of spinach cups
cot water u which "a, spinach Was
cooked. @ cups uf milk, e cup OF
butter l-g cup OF uuur salt aud pop
per q TEASPOON ot powdered suFrr
les teaspoon of soda.
wash piok over nnf cook spinach
thirty minutes iu boiling water. to
which teaspoon uf powdered sugar
and tho l-s teaspoon uf soda has
been added Drain. cnup aud rub
through a sieve. Add the WcttinE Geo
this mixture and BRING 90 boiling
point Bind cor thiCkcnl with the
butter and flour rubbed together.
Add the milk. bring to boiling point
and season Co taste.--Womans World
FOR september
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24
Interesting Musical Event
Coming.

4 concert viii bc given Thursday
night ut the Gold and Broadway
christian church under the auspices
of the Loyal Sons" cluss. which Will
br participated iu boy some of az,
best known local musical talent. aud
which will undoubtedly be- uutabl,
musical event The program win bc
us follows.
Piano solo Pearl Tompkins.
It,adiug "A FroUc pu Bear
Greek" ,Wstcrl Miss Laura cart
wright
Violin solo Mrs Ralph IIcudor.
son.
Vocal quartet "Scoin Things AZ
slight o." Misses Charlotte Pratt. Dl-
lic Kinds, cleo Kelly aud Pearl
Tumpkins
rmno sulo--Mrs. Thomas Ilughos.
Jr
soprano sulo-"t.a pnloma." sung
u spanish costume Miss Paulin,
Cartwright
Heading Mrs. Wolfe.
Tenor solo MI benjamin pur.
year.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24
Pleasant Dancing Party.

IN santa Pc Tuesday night Miss Sa-
lone salmon was hostess az an cnb-
crate dancing party al the beautiful
salmon home at the corner OF Man
haitian aud Don Gaspar avenues. The
decorations used were sweet peas and
smilax, and three pioc, orchestra
furnished the music Miss salmon,
goWucd loo white, received pt the door
with Miss Marguerite Bernard of Las
Vegas, also Ice white, About twenty
I'VE or thirty couples danced, an young
people of santa be. The Nrraudas
we're arranged Co resemble AN oriental
garden where there was served a buff
iot lunch Tho dance was a really
unique ans3r and LONG 90 be- remem-
oored by those present Miss salmon
is well known by local society people
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24
A Billion Dollar Lawn Party.

SO. 10 didn't happen be- Albulurr-
puc-uot yet But that Albuuuoruu,
society people. like society people nlI
over the country viii be Interested 600
read about it goes without saying
% took pllp, 900 tlr paIJttl mansion
og Henry Cuy Fr.uk at prido's CROSSE
Ing and % Boston paper tells about DO
Js follows.
The famous "billon dollar lawn
party. which drew down th, wrath nf
President Tai when u Was announced
he was among th, elect Invited. took
place last night ut Eagle Rock, the
summer home of Henry clay FrirN
go Prldc's Crossing n Vas supposed
that the social leaders would bo uh-
vent ON account OF the rumors that
they would ho forced 90 touch elbows
with tradcsp,oplc AN doubts we're
disslput,d when the social lions bee
gan 90 arrive duriuI the afternoon.
Sousu's band. with John phNlp
himself swinging the baton, furnished
the music. This afternoon garden
PARTY was held amid e. prufusiDu "i
flowers banquet Was served 90 th.
guests early iu the evening aud rue
NOR has 10 that this alone cost the
Pittsburgh maEnatr $50 per plate Mr.
and Mrs. Friok aud thoir daughter
Helen received boo the Illuminated tore
races tonight after Ahich the guests
repaired 90 the bail room,
some society doings wasn't &c. The
society editor mlly Intended 90 bo
there aud write 10 up much more fully
aud satisfactorily for local people. out
changed hor plans when the expected
invitation failed 90 arrive.
Thcy certainly do Il zap brown,
those mal.uctors of much dough.
Read this dispatch which comes toe
dsy from that dear Newport Rhode
Island
An Oriental city slowcd tonight on
The spacious grounds of noauicu. the
summer home of Mr. and Mrs Cor
nchus Vanderbilt, who gave what was
said to Dee one OF the most elaborate
continued on Page no., Column ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24

What arc perhaps tho two most
popular ways of making bread at
home are sometimes called tho
'uuck raising method" and the "slow
raising method These are given ia
mo United states government buJlc-
tin on bread making
Quick Raising Method; a stun
dough b. made of flour. wutcr and
yeast u be- thoroughly knoadod aud
is then allowed 60 risa until il duubIoa
les bulk. when 10 be- again kncadcd
thoroughly. After risin.. second
timo II Is baked. lu tho quick raising
process "a large quantity OF youst is
used. aud tho time OF fermentation rs
only about two ana a half hours. Tho
baking is completed in four or nvo
hours after tho bread is first started
90 rise.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24

SLOW Raising Method: a batter 10
made of tho flour. yclst und wntcr.
which be allowed 90 Torment ten or
nuoou hours. usually over night
More flour Is then added tho dough
is kucsd,d until smooth. ana then
allowed 60 rise ana is treated in tho
"mc way Hs in the first method. In
the slow raising method icsa yeast Ia
used Than 100 tho short process. and
thr fermentation is carried ON for a
longer time Tho usual temperature
ai which thu fermentation thus takes
place Is perhaps mot tar from 90 de-
grros g..
The ipldins and pounding NJ tho
dough inriuaeH sunl uH8ntitlor 81 aiF
BOO uumHciI'ss utln Ullstrfa ThrHr
expand boo b1kIua HuI mpkys the DIS.
Duii lsht and porous Tho diflrtont
kinds uf hr.Id from ythrr grains thpn
wheat aH corn broad brown bread.
E' broad gems etc.. which are made
boz many households. wary somewhat
BOO different regions. rlt They aI fpl-
i"w thc almr principles which govern
.hr broad making from whrn flour.
lOOD NALtE o. BREADS.
Nr compared with most meats and
.'E'iHhlDs. bread has practically mo-
Nusir and is worry completely disaa,cH.
% is usually too poor 100 protein 90 bc
.ttualt used HH the sol, article uf
li't bat when eaten With due uuuu-
uiirs of other foods 10 ig Invaluable.
md Won deserves iis utly OF "thg
tIIf uf ir.'
Broad Hnd milk forms a much moro
suitable diet than bread ulou, Whore
'r'Id forms the Who'll, or tho main
ptrt of th" diot. th. deficiency OF pro-
.uiu is uf mach consequence Most
methods pf Increasing thp protein CON.
.rut DI bread which have been sag
-rstrd have trudDuD, 90 Increase
.hr cost uf bread too much Tho uao
'f rk'm WiIk instead uf water 900 mis-.
rug tho duugh docs not increase the
.ust uf tho bread very materially bui
o. dur. add upprc.nhl. to thr protein
content
The uutrititr Value of broad dr.
r"uds mot uult con- ita chemical come
position. Hut sl.p ou its digoFibuity
ana dis'stHIIIi boo .is turn sprms Go
urr,ud lHrs'iE uu The ughtursa OF the
loaf o. s Che gluten boo dough-
which gives DO tho power of stretching
hud rising as the suH from the Yeast
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24
IS 4 KISS BATTERY?


"stolcn kisses are always sweetest"
according to Loigh Hunt but Thco-
doro Anderson of san Diego has found
that one of them has led him into a
good deal ~ trouble. Anderson is
accused OF stealing % kiss from a
pretty young woman. aud hls ease on
% charge OF battery came up in the
iolico cuurt last Thursday 4 jury OF
men disngrood-siN 10 siN--and % jury
OF women will decide the matter on
August 3Oth.
The case raises an Interesting qucs-
ton 10 what extent may e. kiss bc q
form uf battery" Certainty the kisses
with which women favor ono another
when they peck at one auuihor's
checks are not battery but. of course.
when man kisses Woman ana h1s
To- steal the kiss at that % is . differ
emit matter
Probably th, distinction comes In
with respect Co whether tHp woman
WANTS Goo bo Kissed nr NOT Certainty
600 charge eff batter, agIIu.t tuc pore
son who Kissed her would Hp Drought
3D., woman feeling as Dryden dys-
lrIhvd
/ felt that while plws.ug kind OF
smart.
tn, kiss went tinsiins Goo nay painting
h,ust
when 10 Was gone the SENSE of lt did
stay.
Tho sweetness clngca upon my lips
all dag,
Like drops OF honey 10th 90 f1ll away
Perhaps the san Diego woman who
calls kissing battery hus been reading
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24

some of the things that scientists lave
been saying lately about ,hc unhy-
genie kiss. ana Iyu.od that she was
being placed in danger ur catching
pneumonia, measles. scarlet fever or
some other aulictiun that 30 Is suppos-
cd can Dee contracted hv kiss THAT
View would lend some color 90 the
battery charge.
This matter Dr the possibly uuby-
gicnic features OF oscillation how
ever BE- ono that viii Interest scientists
moro than 10 ever will the rest OF the
world As a matter of fact, the ma
iority ~ people have always VIII
always only brave germs for O.
Kiss, but many viii also risk arrest.
as young Anderson did.
To go back "a little in tho history or
kissing there was boaudcr. who Draw
ed the waves OF the Hrllospont for mo-
other purpose than Co place his lips
to those uf Hrru. Had ho been Wasn-
cd Dos SOME ancient scientist that be-
vuE doing something rash. or had ho
been advised that hr rlsSod arrest for
battery, ls 10 IleoIy that bs would have
duFiatrU" Rather ls DO certain that hc
would only HiN, struck out more lust
ly for th. haven uf Irrus arms.
OIDr examples of fonrlcssucss boo
gaining kisses suggest themselves in
numbers Did Paris hesitate when
tho lips ot Helen were 90 bo gHinvd7
or Aucsassin argue tho proprictios CT
mo dUupcrs when Nicolctte was the
fair object off his love- Did Patriarch
fear the lips uf Laura, ar Aholard mold
back iu the presence of iicloiso Ger
taiuy not
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24
A Pleasant Affair on the
Pecos.


The following dispatch from
CoWlcs. y NJ. Zoo the santa Fc New
Mexican. tells of pleasant utuc
event zap in tue viids OF the pccos. at
tended among others by number OF
Albuquerque people
Thomas a. stewart supervisor OF
the Pccos national forest. gave q
dance in the supervisors new resi-
dcuoo last saturday night which prov
I'd success BE was assisted boa en-
tnrtuluiuE Oy his niece, Miss Wusor
and her cousIug Miss klncl from
Pueblo. colo.
The bah room was urtisucaliy dog-
grated with beautiful pine trees,
G.. notices. japanese lanterns two
lovely flags aud sweet punches OF
daisies from the Held
The invited guests were 1s follows.
Mr. StoVarts ulcccs and ncphcws.
Misses Ethel and Alpha stewart. and
clifford stewart. Las Vegas. Mr. g..
". StarkNedthcr. Mr. O.. SchIuk Glu-
r'ctJ, Mrs Harper. Miss Jones, Fort
Worth Texas. Mr. and Mrs. coles. ~
paso. Texas. Mr.. Butt and Mr.. ~tIllr.
santa Pc. Mr.. Tucker Miss N. v
plrkcy. Misses Eyeliuc aud Oliyc EV-
ctitt. Mrs ~. Stoscr. Miss DeHuo, AL
buqucruuc Mr. ana Mrs Arnold. Mr.
uud Mrs Barker. Miss +. - Nictch.
A. A. Winsor Miss Ruth Wimor
Cowlrs. Mt Gardner Las Vegas Miss
kiuscl. pucnlu, COLO. Mr. and Mir
w C. Jones and family, Temple,
Texas.
Everyone enjoyed themselves aud
at 1880 the dancing stopped. After
delicious refreshments the happy
guests departed for their homes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24
For Mesdames McManus and
Fillmore.

Mrs. John D. MvM.uus cot santa Pc
and Mrs %. Frank Fillmore of El
PusU both FORMER Albuquerque rysl-
dents Who are visiting friends here.
were huuurucs at two affairs this
week. Tuesday afternoon Mrs NJ
sash entertained number og people
u thrir honor buffet lunch bcng
au ENJOYABLE feature ana the guests
hDlus Mcsdumcs Fillmore. McMauus.
l. y Rummcu T.. Reuncr e. W
kunz Guy Rogers. George craig and
g. o. Hudson Monday afternoon pre-
uvdIug. Mrs Hudson entertained for
the visitors the guests being Mess
DANES MoMauus. Fillmore. Thomas
VI, Milliu. Rumm,ll Nash. ISUnZ.
charles Roohl Bert Baker. Harry aud
har.os Huchl Bert nakcr Harry and
Sol Benjamin aud Rcuncr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24
HAVE YOU TRIED ALL
THESE?


Two tablespoons of auDtrr % cup
cot sugar egg . lrasprpu ut hah-
iug puud,r % teaspoon uf stlr o.
cup ur FLOUR @ tablespoons of mnt
o. cup uI Timely chopped aa'Ws, o.
teaspoon cot lumou juice.
cream butter aud sugar, and egg
well beaten. Nix and Nlt dry iu-
grrdIuut-. aud add Co urst mixture
Then add mills. u.Iuuts aud lennon
Juice. nruu from puuu uu uu
uHhurr,rrd sheet ono inch apart and
plH,r hulI uf walnut meat uU top
of eaoh. Bake ~ Goo 90 minutes Boa
e. slow oven. This makes 20 Duukir-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24

tf the oven is not equally h,II.I
throughout. a. bakur usually putH ttr
small lotyoH into the hottest uHrI lt
first. bs Tho ,rumb uf tb,.. u.E.H
moro quickly. and s iu Ross danger
81 being uudcrdouo when These $500
baked tine larger iosyos. who's, oruwl
has baked gradually boz tno .uu'.r
parts, are moved into tho warmer
place aud their crust is ull.tN mri-
cucI
The temperature OF Bn oven pu1
th" time required for bnEiue depend
upon the size pf the lpU,rH suIu
biscuits CO.. rolls can stand much
hotter u.cu and quicker bukius than
hrg" lpavos. which must bn h,t,I
slowly and long For orlI Yur-
poses baker heats tho oven .r tH3
90 Bon degrees o. and Def. Iui
loaf hak' au hour or an hour Hr N
quarter. small rolls pcrhap. n1E 900
hour An experienced cook ,au TOTO
when the oven is hot cuourn 20. rH
ting Tho hand in. bat % pFrumrf.r 100
thermometer for W'irurIn- n.tI
temperature is called make u mu.n
safer guide.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24
The Ecclesiastical Skirt Next.

Won never can ten what bizarre
thing viii happen next in vumdn.s
dress Listen Gao thi. from little old
Sew YORK.
I'M, fashion show opened at the
new Grand Central rala,y last night
The feature ui The season, say the
exhibitors from Paris and London b.
tu o., the ecclesiastical skirt The
rUrs modirtcs were shocked Co hear
~ thr arrest of "a woman dressed iu
e. hchhlc skirt in Chicago some time
ago. ana they have been trying ever
since Tee design some uprm oi dress
which might meet with the approval
ut the police department, ANA tho pull
pit 40 the same time. They happily
hit upon the ecclesiastical skirt The
skirt is un imitation of the ycstmruts
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24

n sooms safe a. say that l8 Cor
us is known. for given amount of
money, white flour yields tho most
actual nOurishment with tho various
food ingredients in good proportion
LIKE MOTHER USED no BAki.'
The heat Ia tho oven should not hr
too Rreht especially nt first, pr the
outside or tho bread will harden too
quickly ana tho interior viii not DO
done before tho crust Is thick and
dark.
To proovnt too rapid formation or
the crust. mOistcn tho tops of 90"
loavcs before putting them into tho
oven. 10 give II tho shiny look 81"
often seen In Vienna brcn6. muiaiyu
the top Of the loaf just before it ir
taken from the oven
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24
SOCIETIES.
BY GLADYS MANDELL.

Var aud away IA, choicest society
event ot th, week In Albuquerque
was the concert given by Miss claude
Albright in the ElyF thoatcr Thurs.
day evening Aliss Albright was assist
ed Dos Mr. q, NJ Henderson, violnist
Mrs a. y. Winchester. suluist. Mrs
Mrs be Wolf hnrpist; Mr. stanley
Srd"r. urEunist and accompanied
Miss Gladys Maudcll. pianist, Miss
licbrCC1 rcarCc
The thcutcr was crowded with the
music lovers uf Albuqu rQuo. Cousid-
"riug tho fact that thu concert was
given iu month of the year when
many people are uut of the city. the
attendance WAS truly remarkable.
Miss Albright was plainly pleased
because of the reception that she re-
uoiycd 100 her BONE town. Aud that
th, people OF Albuquerque are proud
at Miss Albright and her triumphs
was Indicated Thursday night Each
aud every number thut she sang.
from th, simplest diuy tu the most
duuoult Interpretation uf the mas.
tcrs was listened Co with rapt attou-
ton greeted with applause that was
genuine and sincere. generous and
spontaneous Too much cannot be
said uf Miss Albrghts voice 10 Be-
perfect dramatic cuutrtltu, with
rare qualities eft sweetness aud full
ness without any apparent effort
Miss Albright touched the high notes
aud the low yadcnces. sending them
Go tho furthormost parts ot the
th,at"r tier voice s. one that o.
pleasing Geo such am extent that one
would ntvor grow tired OF hearing o..
once heard Do viii never Hr forgotten.
The final golden notes ut the grnad
amen" OF Guuuod's CAV, Maria,
Miss Nlhrights closing selection
Thursday evening. win rcycrhcrnt, for
many a. dtt through the minds and
hearts uf those who heard the num-
b,r Miss Albright was most happy
in the selection ol her assistants.
lsu,h was brilliantly capable OF per
forming allotted parts and added
much 90 the splendid success ut IN,
concert
Miss Albright leaves Albuquerque
tonight for New YORK City whore
shr viii begin the season with the
Nhurn Grand opera conn any. Miss
Albright Will star with the Ahorn
company, witch carries 100 people.
Mlts Albright ls Albuquerque great.
ost celebrity Albuquerque Wishes
her every success aud happiness dur
ms thD coming season.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24
Anniversary Celebration.

Mr. uud Mrs. Ed Kohlyr OF North
High street celebrated their eleventh
wedding Anniversary Thursday night.
cards aud other games we're played.
The house was handsomely decorated
in golden glow, dahliss and roses.
Tho guests we're MT and Mrs. Kuh-
lcr. Ar ana Mrs. Leon Allen, Mr. aud
Mrs A. e Burtlrss. Mr. and Mrs.
Gotham. Misses Bertha Taylor ana
blanche Perkins. ana va Perkins. re-
freshmrnts we're served.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24

we're Misses Ethel saint. Lillian Hes
srldcu, Mary Merle. Trcncnn,Fg. Brr-
nice ii"sseldcn. sue Dohsuu. Jean
hubus Lottir Pratt Carrot SIMPLIFY,
Juua kclchrr. Laura SclNN Adele
Guss Mrssrs Bert ana jim Skinner.
Will white. Bob crews. g. Harlan, j.
Tirrurs VIII MrMillcu. Charlie
Lcmbkr. \. Mandrll Jim Hubbcll ps-
car Buchcr, Ralph kcIcuor, Chas
kuuz. Lloyd Surge.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24

OF the priest, ana 10 has as many
Coiors us an Italian bdndanu. The
panuicr skirt ard tho harcm skirt
have lvon RELOCATED To- their proper
places. say the Paris designers.
There are o. number uf millinery
exhibits and the creations worn bv
the models Who parudcd before the
audience siill give the impression
that hats are increasing la altitude
aud size.
The fashion show viii Doc at the
new Grand Central Palace TOR seven
days. CLOSING August "a, 4 large
crowd from the thcators made the
first night q success,
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Mrs. Medler Entertains.

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Wednesday afternoon az i've hun
drod party ut her homc go roc WosN
Tilyras avenue Mrs G.. II. Conner
NJs thr priv winner the invited
guests being Mosdnmcs n. a. Pollock
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