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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
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the custody of my dauShtsr speaks
for itself.
mo court would dep-lvs a mother
OF her child 10 II deemed her n az GUS
todlan. on my agreement the court
enterad a decree allowing the chlId'n
mother To have her two months in
the year Recently this decree was
changed cutting down the time to one
month. ! was under no legal Obli-
cation to pay my wife alimony. 7
chose to do so In order that when my
daughter grew up shO would have
nothing to crltlc;se her father for.
have played fair, This Ia all I wish 10
say"
sheriff sullivan says he IL clear on
the point that he took from Mrs. Hol-
lister revolver she had concealed in
her coat az she stepped from the car
To 20 to her husbands homo In COun-
try Clue Place last Tuesday.
Miss Florence Blair, whom Mr.. Hoi-
lister married, In not an actress. Che
was visiting Miss Blanche Bates when
Mr. Holl!ster frat met her.
The Denver Post OF recent date says
OF the recent weddingi
A case OF lovo at first sight, budding
into brief and ardent woolnR. cul-
minated In Omaha on Saturday night,
when MlAH Florence Blair OF Brook
line, Mass, was married to James M.
HolllAter OF Denver,
This morning. announcement oc
the wedding having been sent 20 few
friends, they are wondering when the
couple met; how often they Jaw each
other and what magic they employed
to divert the eye OF suspicion 20 those
who imagined them to DO merely cas-
ual acquaintance.
Miss Blair met Mr.. Hoilister when
sho was n guest OF Blanche Bates at
the Arvada bungalow OF the actress.
The second meeting occurred ut a
dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs. Jach
Handiey for Miss Bates adm Misa
Blair. Tho third meeting was an Eau
revoir" dinner for MlAa blair, at which
MlAa Bates was again hostess.
Miss Blair In OF that delicate, refined
type OF beauty which immediately
conJures the vision Of a splendid an
cHetry and from such an ancestry tho
bride Of the. athletic sen ot 0onerltA
u. y. Hollister inherited loveiinesa or
face and character. her charms. her
keen mind. and 1t Ia aald n very sub
Btnntial fortune.
Mr.. Hollister Ia general sales man
ager OF the Continental oil company.
member OF the Country club, golf
ana tennis enthusiast. Ho has boon
recently In tho public eye through the
settlement OF divorce proceedings
from his former wife, which gave him
tho absolute custody OF his daughter
Ruth.
Tho original plan Of Mr. Holllster
ana Miss Blair included a November
wedding AT tho farm OF Miss Bates in
New YoTE, Miss Blair being an or
phan and not wishing 10 open her own
house In Brookllne. tho fashionable
Boston suburb.
Omaha became the scene OF the
wedding on q sudden impulse OF tho
man and woman. on sunday Mrs.
HoIlister returned to Boston TO settle
AFFAIRS pertaining TO tho estate OF her
mother. giving November az the date
OF her return to Colorado, whore she
and Mr.. HOlllHter will make their
home. Mr.. HOLSTER. caught In the
machinery OF business, returned to
Denver at noon today.
Mr.. Holllster In u brother OF y, =.
Holliator, we'll known here and his
divorced wife IL II member OF n prom
inent New Mexico family
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
I'm vodvil" a Success.

I'm Vodvill," 4 clever entertain
ment which was not only success
socially hut financially, was given at
Colombo hall Thursday evening under
thu auspices of the German order OF
Harugnrl, under the direction Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph FrIedhcrg. The
opening overture was -Four jacks"
played by Mrs, a. Soells and orches-
ira. Then two character songs. I'VE
All Fall ana Someone Else VIII n
You Don't" were sung by Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Frlcdbcrg. Mrs. John
Strumquist gave the reading Of n t"lc-
phone romance; Mr.. Ben Puryenr
sang "Thc GnrdcH 0r My Heart" aud
Mr. John Drnmmond sang "'rhe stein
Song"
other numbers were given by Miss
Grace Stortz on the violin aud Miss
Gertrude Drodeil, plano solo, Mr.. G..
q. SicRfricd gave reading. "Bowery
Sketch" was given by Chapman and
Frledberg and was n scream.
After this the music started and II
wasn't long before the crowd was
dancing. Everybody was doing IT,
I'M a late hour
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
Personal Mention.

Miss Hazel Mnloy left Monday ruI
Baltimore. where she will enter upon
her second year at Notrc Dame cot
lege.
MIR, ma Mrs. Joseph Hnrnctt qr-
rived home sunday night from "A five
months tour of Europe.
Major and Mrs. 4. W. Elmbnll and
daughter left Monday for their home
In Fort ID. \. Russell after visiting
with the John Hurrndulrs for some
time. Mrs. Klmbnll aud Mrs. Bur.
raldallc are sisters.
Mrs. NJ. j. Greer, sister 1T Mrs. M
q. Chndbournc, ~ u guest ut the
Chodbournr home after u siX months
trip abroad.
j. l.. :. Cook Of Louisville, Ky.
and DIR. George McAllistcr Of Hump
ton. Va, arrived overland this week
from Louisville. Ky. MIR. Cook IN q
brother of Mrs 4. T.. MOrrlsette, wife
OF the local claim agent for the Santa
Pc.
DIR. aud Mrs. T.. e. Bnkcs arrived
home Monday night from u trlr
through Europe. while away the
doctor did post graduate work In Ber-
lin, Vienna and other crntcrs OI
learning.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. $. Pratt expect to
leave soon for California. where they
VIII reside permanently for tho bcne.
III OF Mrs. Pratts health.
DIR. J. a. Roidy left Tuesday night
for Philadelphia, accompanying Moth.
er Kathryn Drexel. who has beer
seriously III Mt st. Joscph's sanItRrlum
for several weeks.
Mr.. nnd Mrs. Bert Pink ana Miss
Holland pissed through the city on
tho limited saturday, on routo Ii
California. MIR. Pink IN IA brother ul
George A. Pink Of this city.
Miss Alma Friblin. who hnA been
the guest of MIR. aud Mrs. Herman
Blu"hcr and family for tho past week
departed for Chicago Tuesday
Mrs. Ralph NJ. IIcndrrson and
llttl" daughter have left for Johns.
town, Pa, Mrs. HcndcrHuns old
home, called by the serious illness ui
her father, Mr.. a. e. Berry.
DR. Evelyn i. FrIsblo has returned
from an extended trip In the north
west.
VI. Clpcs, n brothoy Of Or. ]. s.
Cipcs arrived In the city "Wednesday
He viii manage the Cipes sanltarium
which win open about November /.
Mrs. II. V. Winchester. tho talented
soprango singer of this city, has
been engaged To sing Mt the dedica-
iiOn ar the beautiful now Masonic
Temple IN Santa Pc. The dedication
services Will AFT three days.
The Royal Ncighbors will give II
F0clnl dance Monday evening oct, 2S,
In the odd Fellows Temple.
MIR ana Mrs Stewart aud daughter
Miss Lucille left Thursday night for
Salt Lake city, where they VIII make
| their home.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
Y. w. G. A, Entertainment.

Thursday evening the Y. w. G.. a.
gave reception ana entertainment
which will long be- remembered by
many. Mrs, J, II. Head received the
sueBts. who we're ushered into the IL
brary, where an entertainment Of un-
usual merriment awaited them. ~
the appointed time Mrs. farley"
who was Mrs. Fern King, appeared
with her wax works. Each statue
was wrapped In II sheet until the
proper time for II to report. Miss
Grace Grlmmer represented the maid
who assisted Mrs. farley in keeping
the wax works well oiled. Miss Oglnre
was a German girl who gave report
of the house secretary, Misses Ellz-
abeth Arnot Rebeccn Horne ana An
nette welnman cleverly represented
the Camp Fire Girls. Miss Frances
Strome represented the Cascade club
Mas Hattie Head told Of the re-
ilklous work OF the association. Mira
Jarley'B wax works were represented
In other departments by Miss Marion
WatllngtOn. Miss French. Miss Rose
barrow. Miss olive Dixon. Miss Ger
trude Truffenberg and Miss Florence
johnson. After the entertainment
Mrs. Felix Lester and Mrs. q. l.,
Brooks served refreshments.
Other numbers which helped Ia
make the evening very pleasant were
a solo by Mrs. Il. l.. Bradford, read
Ing by Mrs. Wolfe and a piano duet
by Mrs. Thomas Hughes and Mrs
CavanauBh.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
Entertainment at COngrega
tiOnal Church.

The entertainment at the Congre-
gatiOnal church last evening spelled
SUCCESS In large letters. a good
crowd inspired the performers and
the program was much appreciated
by all. Miss Pearl Tompklns not only
rendered her solo with the touch OF
an artist but proved herself to be- an
excellent accOmpanlst. Mrs. Fern
King and Mrs. Wolfe were the read
ers Of the evening and delighted tho
audience. Miss Charlotte Pratt, who
10 always sure 20 please. sang with
her usual sweetness. Another singer
OF the evening was Miss Mary Me-
Fie. Miss MoFie In fast becoming
popular In the musical circles of this
city. 4 duet was given by Miss
Katherine GFimmer and Miss Frances
StFpm0, and a quaFtette by Miss
Pratt, Miss Florence sedeF. Mr.. Rob-
ert BoWell and Mr. Stanley sedsr. A
pipe organ solo was given by Mr..
DedgF ard II goes without saying that
when Ng. sedeT Is at the organ every
Ona - delighted.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19

Albuquerque society folks have been
somewhat Interested In the matrimon.
ihl 1nielicitieS Of MIR. and Mrs. J.. NJ.
HOLSTER OF Denver: or TO be more
exact. the troubles Of Mr.. Holliater. Of
his former wife, Laura ArmIjo Hol-
lister, IN Albuquerque girl, and tho
second ana recent Mrs. Huilister. Last
accounts report the groom going
around with "a sworn complaint In his
pocket charging his former wife with
threatening him with revolver, tho
former wife denying that ahs cares n
rap what he does ANA the new wife
Va n state Of somewhat natural nppre-
hcnaiOn.
The following from Denver news
papers describing the recent wedding
ana It's acknowledgements will he OF
interest The Denver Republican
says:
James NJ. Hollistcr Is carrying
around In his pocket the complaint he
had sworn out In tho district uttor-
ney's office to keep his former wife.
Mrs. Laura Holllster, under bonds to
preserve the peace.
when will you file it?" no was
asked last night,
II am not at liberty to say" he an
Ewercd
"Du You intend 10 nlc ~"
81 woulG prefer not Ia discuss IT,"
was tho answer.
Mrs. Laura IIolllAter gave inAtruc-
lions To the clerk at the Auditorium
hotel yesterday that reporters were
not to ho allowed to bother her either
in person or over the phone.
Sho was finally Induced Ia give an
interview over tho phone.
"Thc stories that l was on my way
to my former husbands house with
a revolver when sheriff Sullivan in
terceptod mo are lies" she insisted.
81 have not gone to my husbands
house since his marriage either TO see
him or To threaten him. l have no
desire to SEQ him. don't care a rap
about him. caro- still less about his
marriage. ! caro- only about my baby
girl. Naturally. as her mother. her
future welfare concerns me. Ruth In
all tho world 20 me. would have
fought for her long ago n ] had felt
was IN "A position to give her tho
homo I should like for her. ] prefer
to caro- for her myself rather than
that "a step-mOther should rear her.
81 viii say this much will make
n bitter fight in tho courts for her
custody. Mr.. Hoillster In unfair HIS
has everything IN the world no needs.
He knows havo nothing. He does
not even pay mo proper nllmony. IT
no paid mo tho nllmony ho should L
wfuld he wblo To Rlvo Ruth n homo.
] hnvo hor during tho summer. j
mean to ask the court 10 compel Mr..
IIolllstcr TO pay mo what no should.
"Mr. Holllstcr's mother has been
taking rnre OF Ruth. Mother Holli-
stcr and / are tho best of friends. d
would have no objection " she con-
tinucd To have the care of tho child.
"Sho said to me only the other day
that sho hoped 'Jim.' referring to her
son, would not take the baby from
her.
"What ! object 10 Is having this
other woman rear my daughter. I
don't know much about her now. hut
intend to lind out more"
II prefer not TO Talk for publica-
ton" Baid MIR. Holllster, when his for
mer wifo'a statements were repeated
10 him. but perhaps II might no wise
10 answer some OF tho statements that
have been made, ! have little To say.
Tho fact that the court awarded me
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19

The Duke City II the poRsessor of
two organizations of Camp Fire Girls
and yet the great majority of people
do not know their worth nor appre-
clate their aims. Like all other orr
carnations, they have their higher
Officers, who direct and plan their
work In n general way. still there
are so many different DEPARTING nts
that any girl ought to be able to do
just the work she likes ana stilE win
lnurels.
Each local camp is designated by
some special name. In this city the
girls have selected "Ahhalthyanni 4"
Their regular meetings are held once
n week and when there ls initiation
the Council Fire meets and new MEM
bers are taken in. honors are awarded
and requirement OF rank takes place.
Ranks: First when girl Joins she
becomes Wood Gatherer. The ma
tIonnl headquarters gives her a silver
ring on which IL a bundle of seven
fagOts representing the seven points
VI the law. This ring Is her member
ship token and typlfles the spirit Of
the orgnnlZatiOn--Co-np and
cOmradeshlp. The ring cannot be-
bought and must not bo sold nor
given away. II may belong only to
a Camp Fire Girl. The attainment
OF membership II completed upon the
report by the guardians 10 the nation
al headquarters In accordance with
the established forms for permanent
record.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
The Campfire Girls and Their Work;
Albuquerque Has Two Branches
of the Splendid Organization

on fulfilling certain requirements
the Wood oatherer becomes II Fire
Maker and her emblem Ia changed.
on fulfilling certain other require
ments the Fire Maker becomes n
Torch Bearer and 30 on. for there ,is
no much that n girl can accomplish
that her laurels increase rapidly.
The elective honors are under de-
partments such as, Health, Home
craft, Nature Lore, Camp craft,
Hand Graft, Business and Patriotism
Each department II subdiyidcd.
Under the department Of Business
two of our girls earned three dollars
apiece and presented the money to
tho chlldren's room IN the city IL
brary. The earning OF the money
gave tho girls special hunors.
Miss Stone OF the Y. w. c. A. Ia
the guardian OF the two Camps and
further information will he cheerfully
given by her to any girl who would
like TO join.
Al present the rolls Include;
Miss Jane Heron. guardian; Misses
Wnconah Dixon, LeClare Cavanaugh;
Eileen Mordy, Irene Fee, Clyda Will
son. Louise Treffenberg ana Grace
Sturtz.
Mrs. j.. u. Christy, guardian;
Misses Annette Weinmnn. Flora
Chess, Rebccca Horner, Pauline Dor.
radaile. Elizabeth Arnot. Anne Crlsty,
katherine McMillen ana Glndys Hay
den.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
By SARAH HALL MOORE.
Telephone 1883 or IG7.ISs.

over the merry party. A six course
dinner was served to Mr.. and Mrs. j.
H. O'Reilly Mr.. and Mrs. o. n. Mar
ron. Miss Eleanor Marion. Miss Flea
nor Naughey Mr.. IIalloran, Miss
punk"rley and Nh. and Mrs. Vaughey.
d
one Of the curious parties Of the
week was given by Mrs. A. T.. Morri-
settle, PIG North Ninth street, Tuesday
evening. Each guest represented
some kind Of cake and the guessing
az to the variety provided lot Of
mcrriment during the evening.
The first prize for the lady, which
was n gold belt pin, was awarded Miss
LOttie Szymanskl. A small chocolate
cake was given Mrs. Il. l.. Bradford,
For the gentleman Mr.. Pelham Nc
Clellan carried off a leather tie rack
and Richard Szymanski was handed
a lemon for the bOOby prize. Those
enjoying the evening were Archden @
con and Ms. w. Il. Warren. Misses
Edith Walker, Clare Munlcr. Laura
Colgan. Lucille Stewart. Elizabeth
MOrriHctte, Alice SchTeiber, Lottle
Szymnnsk; Messrs. George Pratt,
Richard Szymanski. Pelham MCClrl-
Ian, Bert kcrnurd, Mrs. Pratt and
Mrs. T.. l.. Bradford.
Mrs. Mary Shafer and Mrs. Minnie
Gepford very delightfully."- enter
talned the officers Of the Lady Mac
cabeees Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. q. ~. Moore, 10 South
10.
~ decorated with the seasOnable yell
low chrysanthcmums and pretty au-
'umn vines. During the afternoon pi.
Hno solos were given by Mesdames
Haynes. Jackson, Phillips. Fisher,
and Miss Fisher. Mrs. ~ John
StrumQuist delighted the ladies' with
IL reading which was greatly appre-
cIated.
Mrs. S. p. Spaulding entertained
very pleasantly Wednesday afternoon
complimentary to Mrs. Clyde fevers;
sewing was the pastlme and light re-
Treatments were served. Those en-
JoyIng the afternoon were: Mesdnmes
Chas. Schutt. Glover Mayo, Tom Han
sen, Waters, Compton Spaulding.
clyde Every ana Miss Mlshke.
q
Miss GrHce BOrradalle VIII enter
tain ~ bridge this evening.
q
Mrs. j. -, IIerndOn IL entertain
lng NJ bridge this afternoon az u
COurtesy To her sister Misa Ida May
Dunkerley.
D.
Mrs. Walter Conncll viii give "a
bridge party for the younger get this
evening.
o
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Keleher en-
tcrtained M n pretty dinner party last
evening.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
Are You a Go.Outer?

Are you a Go-Ouicr' Everybody
else In America If. It's national
habit. Father and mother have II.
Children have 1t. The family cat
has It.
Staying at home Of an evening In
10 longer In vogue. It's uld-fashlon-
ed. Only families In small New Eng.
land communities do II now.
Nobody knows where everybody
goes when they go out Father never
tells whore he goes. Mother Is never
asked where she goes. The daughter
goes where she pleascs and nobody
cares where the son gues.--Judge.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
Among the Clubs.

The Bridge club will meet with
Mrs, ]. A. ReIdy next Monday after
noon on account Of the fair the
Microbes club held no meeting last
week but will meet AT the home OF
Mrs. Allen. north Of the city, next
Wednesday afternoon. The program
Will Include the r. lding of StOddard' q
Lectures on Norway.
Music lovers of Albuquerque will
be pleased to know that Mrs. Mabel
stevens HlmOe has formed an Anna
teur Piano club, with Mr.. Stanley
Seder as president and Miss Hllda
OrunBfeld as secretary and treasurer.
Only the most advanced pupils OF
Mrs. HimOe are to be members, A
part OF their time Will be spent In
studying the lives Of the great mas
teTs. Already two piano quaTtettes
have been formed which will be a
great addition 10 the musical circles
OF tho city. The club has arranged
TO meet twice q month and will hold
the first regular meeting next We'd
nesday night The program Will In
clude:
Paper on Beethoven and Sonata
FoTm--MiHs Mltchner.
Allegro and sonata in ID Minor
Miss HIlda Grunsfeld.
Allegro from Waldsteln Sonata
Miss Louise Nichols.
Allegro and AdagiO from the Fifth
symphony-Mrs. Thomas Hughes. Jr..
Mr.. Stanley seder.
Tho Thirty club held lts usual b.
monthly dance Wednesday evening in
Ill
present were; Misses Jean Hubs, Nil.
bred FOx, Fitch, Gertrude Walker.
Marian Warrington, May McMilIln.
Eleanor vAughey, lauren Anselin.
Lora LoVslace, TreffenberB; AfessrS.
Charles Lembke, Mard0Tf. VIII Mo-
NtIin. Walter Disque, Ray Bayiey.
Lloyd stuFEes, Junior GRIZZLY, Ray
MccaRna, win white, Roy gtFome
and M. ana MFB. Bart skinner.
Last Tuesday Afternoon the Queen
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
Ralph Tascher and Bride Here

Mr.. and Mrs. J, Ralph Tascher
spent yesterday in the city, renewing
old acquaintance. MIR. and Mrs.
Tascher were former students of the
university, several years ago when
Mrs TaHcher was Miss Janet Brison.
Their wedding occurred In Chicago
on the fifteenth OF this month and
was witnessed only by the immediate
relatives. MFR. and Mrs. Tascher were
on their way To Prescott, Arlz,. where
Mr.. Tascher will engage In the law
business with Attorney II. 3. Clarke.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19

Esther club spent very enjoyable
afternoon at the home or Mrs. Luther
NJ, stone, 3lb Nurth sixth street. Rev.
=. w. Longrclow gave a very inter
csting talk on the Work Of the cubs
and What They Are Doing" Mrs.
Wolf gave a selected reading after
which refreshments were served by
the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Bnlling
and Mrs. Horace strong.
o.
At the regular meeting OF the Won
ans club Friday afternoon II large
number of ladies were In attendance,
Mrs. n. Il. Stevcnts was leader Az
nent among which were Indian
Lodge" (MacDOwelD by Miss lrma
WOlking. ana Russell OF Spring
(Linding) by Miss Dorothy Brown. q
discussion of the High Cost of I.Iv-
Ing" led by Mrs. Albright, rs against
the ''OOst Of Hight Living" led by
Prof. Clark, occupied the afternoon.
Mrs. AlbrlEhts discussion was keen
and at times witty ana her line of ar
guoment clear and inCIsiye,
o
The "MnaOnic club" has reorEan-
lied with MIR. s, II. Bush AK president.
MIR. Charles LcInhkc. treasurer and
Mr. VIII McMillin, secretary. The
club viii give dnnCc once "a InOnth
In the Masonic temple and will hold
the first one ON Friday oct 81, Hat
lOwean.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
albuquerque Society News and Things

Rummell. jerks and Nswhali are In
charge ana will be assisted by Misses
Sue Dobson, Jean Hubbs, Ounce Nc
Clcllan and Gertrude Walker.
o.
The initial meeting of the ~. Johns
Guild was held wednesday afternoon
ana elected the following officers:-
President, Mrs. w. w. Mcclellan;
first vice president. Mira. Geo. Klock;
second vice president, Mrs. s. II.
Vann; third vice president. Mrs. L. !.
Rummell; treasurer. Mrs. jerks. gee.
rctnry. Mrs. Newhall.
Following II the program ~ the
Home and Foreign Missionary meet
ing Sunday night in the Central Ave-
niue Methodist church:
Hymn.
Scripture Reading ana Prayer.
Anthem ....,.......,..B by the Choir
Woman's Missionary Council,
..............M Mrs. w. e. ThHxton
Vocal Solo. ..,,.,,,,..,., Mrs. Reid
Political aud Religious situation I'm
Chinn .............. Mrs. ", lines
China, the New Nation ..,,..,..
.............M Mrs. r, NJ. Durrlss
QuaTtctto
Report uf the Years Work " thr
Missionary Society. ...Mrs Mnnp
Hymn--"Our Missionary Motto"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19

NbAt ThuFsday afternoon the ladies
Of tbe Gold aHe Broadway church
will Nlye . social tee at the home
Of Alpn. John etvumqulst, s0T East
0ttn4 Avenue. A musical program
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19

The ladies of ri. Johns Guild will
give tea at the home % Mrs. A ".
MoFrisette, 2i0 North Ninth Street,
next Thursday afternoon. AGasdamss
WIN. Mcclellan, Geo. klook. 4. YARp,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
Former Albuquerque Girl Prominent Figure
in Sensational Matrimonial Ln1broghC

Following Second Marriage James NJ HOLSTER swears Out
Complaint That Laura ArmiiO HOLSTER Seeks Him
With Gun; Former Wife Says She Doesn't Care Rap
About Him.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19

Tho ladies' OF the ST. Paul's Eng
fish Lutheran church held AN after
noon coffee ut the home OF Mrs. Ju-
Illus Seebohm, on Forester avenue,
last "Wednesday afternoon. Autumn
flowers we're used In the decorations
and all the ladies who attended were
pleased with the cordial manner In
which they were received.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
Parties Of the Week.

Mrs. Roy Mcdonald was hostess TO
n few OF her friends at auction bridge
in honor OF Miss May Ida Dunkerly
Friday afternoon, Those entertained
were; Mesdames J. u. Herndon. o. a.
MatsOn. George klock. ArnO Hunihg'
Margaret Medler, Joe Brown, Walter
ConneIl. Mabel Himoe, Al Frost
Misses Dunkefiy. Suzanne Edgar,
Brent. Wiley and Betty wiley.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19

Mrs. Amado CbRves entertained a
few OF Mrs. childera' most intimate
friends FRIDAY afternoon, comph-
menting Mira. ChildsTE, who leaves
the first part OF the week for her
home In California.