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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26
Beautiful Mdron Home Scene of Word
HdLIOWe'e en- FestiOty Tuesday EOening
Dancing Party for Mr. Ralph HallOran Pioturesquely
Unique and Thoroughly jolly Something About Other
Parties Of the Week.

rho beautiful home ur Mr. aud
Mrs. q. y. Marion was turned into
a weird aud mysterious labyrinth
Tuesday evening, the occasion being u
dancing party In honor OF Mir. Ralph
lialloran of san francisco. who Is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Marion It
wus really renewal Of old SCHOOL
friendships. as Mr.. Halluran made
Albuquerque his home during his
early years aud everything WAS dccid-
rdiy informal; hut rs Halloween Is
only within stones throw anprupri-
ate decorations were used. Every arch
way was Hrtlstlcaliy hung with Hu-
tumn vines and iuck-u- lanterns.
Pretty vines decorated the stair ban
lister, aud a large pumpkin iuck-o'-
lantern lighted the way upstairs.
When the guests arrived cvurythlng
VAS dark with the exception of "a
Jack lantern now and then, and the
guests were ushered into den where
a fireplace Gust u pretty light over
tho room and witches and queer faces
pccrcd from every conceivable space.
AZ an appropriate time tho lights were
turned on and everyone started TO
dance. III" guests not only hud q
pheasant time" M In proper 10 say,
but really enjoyed themselves every
minute.
No matter how large tho party or
how well regulated. there is always
u lull, and this lull proved m oppor-
tune time for MIR. Ilalloran and MIR.
Raymond Stnmm to- sing. Their solos
delighted the party very much ana II
"A Ill
loran doesn't I'VE ln Albuquerque.
Those favored with invitations
were: Mrssrs aud MCsdamcs Thomas
Kclohcr Raymond Stamn, Algcr. Roy
Shmm w. j, johnson. Harry owen
ana Mrs. Jessie kclchcr Misses FITCH.
Grace iorrudaile. Lolita Hunlng,
liacon, Calltins. ElcHnor Marion, Fox.
Margaret kclchcr. Rugcnia Kolchor;
Mcssrs Robert crews viii white,
Ralph ilnlloran DisqlIc, WIN Kclcher,
Calkins. Mnrdorf. Chnrlos white.
pickard, james Wr0th and Bruno
Diockmaun,
what promises To be- ono nf tho
mott elaborate balls of tho social sea-
son viii be- given next Tuesday Oven-
Ing In tho Masonic Temple by MIR.
aud Mrs John Ice clarke. II IN I'm
dcrstoud that tn" decorations are to
h" lavish ana all "f the select society
OF thu Duke Guy win b" there.
MIR. aud Mrs Frank ltruskc have
been spundidg u mrt of the week In
this city Hnd u number of Mr.. Itrus-
Kos old friends hoy" been showing
them u good time with dinner par
ties Mr. aud Mrs krusko were
married IN Fresno cal, October r..
uud are IN their way Ia their futur"
hnInc at Hutchinson. Kan, where Mr..
Eruskc maintains headquarters ~
salesman for the American Lumber
company al Tins CltS
n has just come Ia light that Mrs.
l.. q. Rice and Mrs Ada Biitnrr have
birthdays That como on tho same day,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26
Winter Amusement Season NoW
Rapidlyi Ceiling Under Way

Mmc. Anita PATTI Brown, Justly re
n0wnCd az the pugs"HH0T at ono Of tho
lin"Ht colnrnilro 8ppranu voices In tho
world delighted an audience which
illlGd tho First McthudHi church last
night, She was assisted by Mr.. and
Mrs. VhondOr" NJ. BriuBpu, viOliniai
and accompanied, rho program waa
iB follows:
I. sixth Air Varic CDr BcrloD, Mr.
Thopdoro NJ. BrlnRop,
:, ca Vlllanella CDel'ACquaJ: ChD
post Thou Know Ihnt Sweet Land
CfhpmaD: CCD SupOBing (BlBchuf ,
Nine. Anita Patti Brown.
.. Ballado nnd Polonalgo CVlcuK
tcmpsD, Mr., Theodore M, crimson
4. ca shadow Song CMeyerbecrD
ChJ Suwanon RIVER; (cD Thres Litlio
Ch"slnulS Uago. Mime. Anita PATTI
Brown
+. GD Scrlbando NOhmeJi 90
Llcbosfr,ud OKrolslorI, MIR. Theodore
NJ. Crimson,
q. Ca) Nympra and raunH (Born-
bcrgJ; CD Cuokou UrhmnnDJ; (CD
Last Ru8o at Summer. Nine, Anita
PATTI Brown,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26

Nearly every state IN the union WAS
represented and people from each
state dubbed together aud did Some
stunt which formed the program.
Ncarly all sang their state song: how
ever, the ohio people gave their yell
und tho Kansas people headed their
procession with shock of corn. Tho
program closed with the singing Of
the national airs Of the foreign coun-
tries that were represented. After
this the young ladies Of the church
served rCfrcshmnls. Those who pre-.
pared tho catHblca were Mrsdamcs
Collins. Fletcher, Vaughn, Wagner,
Mordy. Caldwell ana Ross.
The Christian EndCavnr Of the ST
paul's English Lutheran church IS
planning a social Ia be given next
Friday night The young people arc
certainly making this mysterious
affair Hs even the place whore It 70
u be held X a mystery,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26
client ro,rIiug tor plays.
Tie Merry Moose MinstreIs

Everyone that didn't attend tho
Merry Mousse Minstrels Monday even
ug missed good time. Every ono
that did ~ glad ho went aud what 10
more, B pl"uscd 10 know that tho
Moose Minstrel show 10 10 ho an an
nupl affulr.
Al m tho cast did credit 10 them
Hclvcn aud their directors, Mr., !. q.
Slogfroid nud Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph
Fricdbprg,
The iirat part wan tho real old fash
Toned minutrols with funny sud men
dressed In gay coloTS. When Mr..
Joseph FrIedberg sang Bible stories, "
one could just imagine Nohh's Ark
with itB menagerle.
Mra. Friedberg appeared really "at
home" on the stage and when she and
MIR. FrIedberg gave their speciality no
ono would have imagined they were
amateurs,
"rhn Rag Tlmo Jockey" was tho
name or tho song SUM- by Mr. Bon
puryonr aud no was "a coon from
Cuonvlllc, emphasizing the song with
a rcul jockey swing and with the chO-
rus carrying out tho enthusiasm OF the
grand stand, ono could just sec tho
ponies coming down tho "home
stretch" and people began TO figure
whether they were winners or losers
on tho race.
Another hit OF tho evening was that
Of Mr.. Ray Carson, who sanR Clip
perry slide Trombone" Mr.. Carson
was rOally professional In his de-
meanOr and could Zig" just enough 10
make himself fust class darkey.
The "DeeHtrlck Skule" was what put
tho finishing touch 10 the entertain
ment. "KiddieH' OF all types were
represented. Ben Puryear was the
only good little boy who didn't DO b
thing worse than tell on every on9
else and really took price In doing It,
Several had 10 submit TO the ohas-
tiaement OF the old fashioned rod nut
aH usual the effects were not lasting
The singing class proved an excite
Ing finAle, when the old professor with
HE bubbllnE anthualaam cans "a Ions
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26
BY SARAH HALL MOORE.
Telephone 1888 or IsT-ISS.

Director. Already the club has IA
dozen members and IL planning to
do excellent work thls year. Las,
year II appeared II number Of time Ia
public and invariably pleased.
Thr Girls Glce club VI the East
Las Vegas high school will give a
clever upcrdtta "rhc Shining bee"
for the entertainment of the teachers
during the state educational assUCia 10
tion meet here on November tho
seventh.
The Amateur Piano club. which
has recently been formed by the ad-
vanCcd pupils OF Mrs. Mabel stevens
llimoc held its first meeting this
week at the home of Mrs. Ilimoc on
coal avenue Miss MitChner read a
paper on Beethoven and sonata form.
n violin solo beethoven Minuct"
was played by Mr.. LcIiOy Yott. Plano
numbers were: Allegro aud sonata.
Miss Louise Nichols: duet. allegro
and udagiu, Mrs. Thomas Hughes aud
MIR, Stanley Scdcr. Mrs. Ilinoo Il
arranging To give "Ilaydn'S Toy Sym
phuny" In tho ncur future. Tho diff
fcrcnt parts viii be taken by her
younger pupils.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26
Women, Ice Water and After
Dinner Speaking.

After dinner speaking has become
one uf the Accomplishment of tho
modern club woman, aud some or
The most striking events In the sea-
sou's history up To III" present tlinc
have been via this avenue of sclf-cN-
preston. The plishment APP
pears tu have been developed from
~" habit uf eating. II having been
discovered by club WOMEN that when
nuthing else would assemble AN au'
dicncc the necessity To take nOurlsh'
mcnt would have the desired effect.
Having thus secured the listeners. the
women with something To say are In
troducod after the black coffee. and
the message duly delivered,
II has further been discovered that
the dinner does nothing to incapaci'
tate the speaker, though aH the menu
ordinarily represents several courses
nf rich food rendered more or less In.
digcHible by large goblcls Of ice
water, Interested male relatives and
friends have not infrcqucntly OK
pressed surprise that speakers and
guests alike where not totally depriV-
eel Of all the power Of speech. and
have added that strong men would
bc unable Ia llf their voices after
passing through n like ordeal, Some
nttrihuted this power Ia endurance IN
the Trailer soX 10 greater spirltu-
atty and Others Ia a stronger diges-
ton: but the more generally accept
ed theory In that while lobster on
cas-" cnngoaleh with Ice water would
make II impossible for almost any
man ever Ia talk again, II lakes moro
than that To stop "A woman,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26
Banquet Hall of Masonic Temple Vortex
Of Social ActlOity During the Week
Meetings Of Grand Bodies Administer Social stimulus
Week Sees Unusual Mum Der of Social Events Among
Local Fraternal Organizations. I'm kyeav

By reason uf ,hr annual state gath
cungs at the Masonic grand bodies.
Masonic Temple has been the popu-
Tar place at amusement this week.
especially Tor the masculine sex.
| However. the ladies did manage Ia
get Ia on few good times. Monday
evening the Ancient Arabic order,
Mobiles ut the Mystic Shrine gave nn
informal reception Nv the early even
ing L. their newly acquired members
und ~ eight o'clock the Shrincrs
ana their wives sat down to an elUb-
crate banquet. l'ltrs were laid for
two hundred Hnd sixty Ave. Carnu-
iiuug aud SIuilHN were the only decor
utuus ct the tables. but every ono
knows that the decorations don't
count Win the Musuns: ia their
elaborate mcnu which always makes
the hit aud this time the banquet was
simply sunptuous. Later IN tho eve
uiug dancing wAs started aud lasted
until the wee huurs ot the morning.
Mir " 1; walton wns the chair.
man ct the entertainment committee
aud WIS assisted 10y g. ~. I.uwhor and
Reuben Perry. Plans for the bali
were inid hy II. Is. wanncr Simon
I Bush ana charles Chadwick. And
the reception committee was all OF
the luN lllustrluuH potcntutcs and
their ladies
"wednesday evening came tho next
banquet, which was given by tho Blue
Lodge ana according To all reports
from the mon--fur tho ladies wore
not sufficiently urged to Httcnd--this
banquet was the most successful one
ever given. Several after dinner
| speeches we're made by Masters and
Past Grand Masters. ana others. one
of the real treats Of the evening was
| II speech made by Congressman
Ralph cole. Of Onto. MIR. Colo came
, to the city To make IL political speech
but on this occasion politics were
| barred aud his address on Ohio Ma
snnry was u delight to all, Past
Grand Master brown Of Kansas waH
another after dinner speaker who
pleased every one.
Mr.. T.. Hanlry WAX tho whole com
mittru on entertainment ana much
credit ~ duo him for his excel lent
| management.
Friday evening Pilgrim .Command-
cry of tho knights Templar really
| finished tho social affair OF tho week
for tho masculine ScN. A reception
wns given by tho COmmandory for tho
visiting knights ana their ladies'.
Punch aud cigars we're tho rofresh-
mcnlg for the evening besides tho fol-
| lowing program
Address, of Wolcomc--Sir Knight A.
| Il. MrMillcn.
Rcsponsc T.. Stephens. Santa
Pc. II. ~. Holt. McCarty; W. A. Chap
man. Aztec; Il, NJ. ParHonH, Rio Hon
do; w II. Ncwcumb, Malta. and DR..
| i. II. Wroth.
soprano solo-Mias kathryn Grim
| urr.
PIANO aolu--M Mrs. Mabel stevens III
moo.
NoraI aulu--Mr, Charles Andrews.
Vocal solo Mrs. u. V. Winchester.
Vocal BOlO-vMisE Franklin.
Arrangements committee: Reuben
Perry. eminent commander; l.. L..
Williamson, generalsgimo Fred Mil
Ter. captain general,
Music: NJ. II. Sabiu nnd T.. l., will
lluInsuu.
RcfrcsIlment; john icard.
Yesterday and today tho Grand
Lodge nf tho order of the Eastern
star has been In session. Friday af-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26
0ratoricals to Be Popular.

This winter will probably 500 n re-.
viyal In oratorlcal work In this city
as Mrs. David NJ. White expects 10
make Albuquerque her future home.
Mrs. White In planning 10 give enter
t8inments and already haH classes In
0ratory. fancy dancing, fencing and
dramatic art. Mrs. White IL a grad
uats OF tho oratorical department OF
tho Highland Park College OF Des
MOineH, Iowa; the Columbia School or
oratory. the Utica Conservatory OF
Dramatic Art, OF Utica. N. r.; the
Egan Dramatic school OF Los Angeles.
and the Boyd School Of Dramatic Art.
She has had three years In profess
slonal work, and five years In teach
Ting, 30 the Duke City people will
have an pnusual Chsnee q have a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26
Too Many FHOoLs in
Society Says
"MedMeSOme'

Albuquerque, y, NJ.
octouer 10. 1919.
Dear Society lidilur.--
The author of this letter ~ quite
willing 10 have his letter 81 ,dWards
substaUtlating tho truth Hf the sidtc-
meDt too often made ny editors that
their readers believe themselves tn
know more about running uews-
paper than those persons experience
Ia charge. out no X sure you VIII accept
the suggestions herein vcutnruI ~ the
spirit ia which they arc Rlycu,
/ have been a resident ~ AlbunuGr-
que for two years. have taken 4 roa-
s0nably active part In tho social ard
business iifo of tho place, anI tho ely
and It's people occupy the very nigh
est place In my esteem. The crltici-m
Offer IL that their life Ii too one
sided---I refer. OF course 10 their social
life. Their chief concern is empty
pleasare-cards, dances, moving pic-
lures, and the like. Now all of these
things have their places, and l erioy
them. But there exist opportunities
for greater. more lasting and more
edifylng pleasures that should nc
nelEed along with the above-nHmcd d.
veralonH.
I hold II the business OF nowSpa-
per 10 cultivate It's readers. not merely
70 satisfy them. Perhaps your con-
Gtituency demands those frivolous Ao-
o0nnta--and over a page OF thom. TOO
.-~9f social events and two-cOlumn
roDbrt OF a sensational divorce case
publlahed yesterday. The question 10,
Aust the people get Just what their
snaleo delnRnd9 A Newspaper should
direct tho desires OF a people along
Dt0nov channels OF living and think
tna. We are not saying Il isn't proper
70 peoIiah tho right kind OF society
nmA agis0ds and . little more similar
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26
Among the Clubs.

A every interesting program was
given at the WOman'H club yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. II. -. Ray was tho
leader and Prof G. r.. Hodgiu gave
an address lasting an hour on AN
Client and Modern Greece" This was
a real treat an Prof. HOdgln has re-
Gently returned with Mrs Hodgip
from a visit to Hellenic scenes In the
course Of a long European tour Tho
music for the afternoon was:
Vocal sOlo---Aisg Rose Harsch.
Piano solo, "POlonaise" (MacDoweID
Mr.. Stanley Seder.
Vocal solo--MlHs Charlotte Pratt.
Violin solo, CRD "Serenade." (b)
"ROndo"--Mr. Il. Leroy Yott
The Daughters OF the Revolution
Bre meeting az tho home Of Mrs W. Il.
Cannon this afternoon. The time 10
being spent with the discussion Of
current topics.
The Bridge club will meet at tho
home OF Mrs. Hugh Collins. li6
South Walter street. the first part OF
next week, This club has no defi-
mite day for its meetings, so the host
esa selects any one Of the three first
days OF the week.
The Elite 1landOlln has been re.
organised With Prof. G. A. Buehl ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26
Halloween Next.

only pne week more aud llallow.
cen with all It's weirdness aud mys-
terry Will he with US AS usual all Of
the parties viii have jack o-lantorns.
black cats. witches. etc. for their
decorations. In fact Halloween with
all its picturesque and ghostly stunts
viii hc generally celebrated and every
hostess will bc sure tn afford her
guests 4 jolly dime with quaint amusc-
mcnts The Masonic club, ~ ono OF
the many which will improve tho
weird season, and they will make
their dance IN keeping with other en-
tcTtuinmCnts. or course Masonic
Temple is the place where the club
vii dance next Friday evening.
Mcssrs z. II. Bush. Charles Lembko
aud VIII McMllln have everything Ia
charge and will see to It that every
one hus "A good time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26
A GREAT MILLINERY
VALUE FOR MONDAY

AZ a special mld-seaaon economy
event. Ferguson, the milliner, has ans
bounced that large ana very attrae-
tive line OF street hats will Do plnced
on salo Monday only for t2,b0. The
lot contains only the newest effects
and discriminating women VIA at once
fOcOgnlzo the values offored an Gx-
traOrdlnary. The special s2,bO price
will prevail Monday 0nly.--AdV.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26
A Pretty Wedding.

A very pretty wedding occurred In
the Congregational church Monday at
tsrnOon. when Miss Conception Satar-
attn. daughter OF Mr.. and Mira Lon
gino satRrain. became the bride OF An
tonic Chavez. son Of Lorenzo chRyeE.
AZ Just . o'clock the woading maFoh
was played and the OFiaal party was
PRESIDED ~ two utta nowsE girls
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26
Parents and Teachers Meet.
ing a Success.

Tho first meeting of the Parents
and Teachers Comparative Assucia-
ton" held In the first ward school
building Tuesday evening WAS Il de-
cided success. rho attendance was y,
large that the assembly room could
not accommodate tho crowd and
standing room waB at premium in
tho hall. According Ia all reports Al
bdquerquo parents are very much in
tcrested In the new association aud IN
Tend to make II u stat" affair as well
as Il local organizations
In the open discussion the school
board was represented by President
a. ]. Maloy and Req. II. II. williams
Mrs r. I, Butts and Miss Gunst gave
short talks for the city teachers.
Others who expressed their approval
were DR., Mrndcl Silhcr. Rov. g. O.
Beckman and Rev. T., w. LongfGllOw.
After the program the meeting was
adjourned ana the third Monday IN
November iS the date set for tho next
meeting.
Tho program
Song: America.
Invocation .RcN. T., W. LpnrrrllDw
Violin SolU. ,Artnur Rocker
Reading Of tho oCHstituiipa. ,,.,..
........ Mrs. John StrulnGulst
Spanish Interpretation, Mrs Buttsl
Welcome Address. .,ilS. :. w. wilson
Address: "PraCtiCnl B"u"Gt ~ the
Association to Alhu'uc"uu" Cnild-
rGn....... John Milne
superintendent of cay schools.
Music, ny Y. w. g. \, Muudpln Triu
NScnl Solo: "a Dark"y LIllthy"..
............. Mrs r.. t.. liTddIord
Bcnc1iCtiOu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26
Personal Mention.

Mr.. and Mrs. u. NJ. oterO' Ot Los
Lunas are In the city.
Mrs. Thomas a winters OF Santa
Fe Is In Albuausrquo for = few days.
Mrs. J. II, Fennsr returned Mon-
day from a two months visit Ia Buff
EalO N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. RomAn IIubbsil left
Thursday for their horne In oauado.
Arizona. 81n
Late models In slrsea hats for g3.5O.
MoAaAy only, at FereuaoR's, toa
south Fourth ntroel,--Ady.
Mr.. James Wroth. son Of DR.. aud
CARA. ,. H. Wroth npant sunday with
! slyiish street hala a sS.sO. Man.
81 sa.us " w
acOp,lnusa on Fsga ~. uoIema ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26

tcrnoon was spont In tho election oe
grand officers ana today will bo the
installation. This evening an elab-
oratu banquet will bo given Ia tho
Temple. Tho committee on arrango-
mcnts In Mesdames w. h. urimmer.
a. j. Peterson, j, a. Hall, G. w. Kuna
and John Beard.
Last Thursday evening tho ladies' of
the Woodmen Circle proved them
selves tn be more than ordinary en-
tertainers. The decorations OF tho
hall wero not only pretty but wers
suggestive of Halloween. A pro-
fusion ut Chrysanthemump. ustora.
autumn vines and jack U-larterng
carried out the decorative scheme.
when the crowd had assembled
the drill team OF the lodge opened
the evenings entertainment with IA
floral drill which reflected Rrcat
credit on themselves.
Those taking part In the drill were
McsdnmcS Sarah wcatertield, Cap
tain; Albcrs aud Manning. leaders,
Fikcrt Grundsman, Brose. House,
BHmbrnuk. stripe, I'D Moore. Brodnll.
Han, Smith, rorrcy and Keith; Mlsg-
~ Fikert and Fleming
A clever sketch entitled ~ Box OF
Monkeys" was given by Mrs. Wolfe
aud Mrs Strumuulst. After this
dancing WA tho amusement I'm tho
main hull and cards were played ln
the library. Mrs. FOurnello won tha
first prize for tho ladies, which was
II cut glRss dish. Mira. Carl Hopping
Was Consolcd with japanese pln
cushion, aud MIR. Hopping was glven
II silk umbrella az tho first pTlso for
tho gentlemen. ono Of tho, rooms
wna fitted up as n foRtun0~tellinen
booth and Miss Olga. aelko, repre-
Bentlng u witch. was besIeged tho
whole evening with people who
wanted to- know what tho future
held In store.
Halloween TefreahmenlS consist '.
inE of pumpkin pie, dOughnula and
coffee were served.
Tuesday afternoon about forty-flvo
members of the Woodmen'B C!rclo
met In tho odd Fellows Temple At
ter "a short business seasiOn, refresh
montH we're served and u social hour
enjoyed.
n surely IN a pleasure for people to
take part Ia entertainments In Al
buqucrquc nH people always appre-
clnte local talent efforts and try To
show their appreciation generously.
Monday afternoon Mrs. Joseph Freid-
berg entertained tho ladies of tho
Moose MlnstrolS ut her homo on
North Sixth street. with an informal
luncheon. On Tuesday evening MrB.
Henry I,ocbs and Mrs. Albert SOelln
gave another Informal party at tho
home of Mrs LoebS ON New York
avenue A refreshing luncheon was
served To- both tho ladies anu gentle
men Of the Ministries and u pleasant
evening enjoyed. Another pretty
party Of the week, which was along
Moose lines waB given by Mrs. Josiaa
at her homo at 500 North Twelfth
street Wednesday afternoon. Tho af-
fair waB courtesy 10 Mrs, Nohn or
Chicago and tho hostess was assisted
by Mrs. Joseph l'reidberg ana Mira.
Allen. Moose colorB 1f red and green
we're used In decorating the lunch
con table. with centarnlcce OF car
natiOnd. Zach lady received ~ GhaB'
gy chrysnnthcmum for q favor and
Govera were laid for twelve. Cards
were tho amuBenont,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26
Haze You EUer
Noticed2

= That you always manage to .
= break down about forty-hvo .
= miles from civilization? 9
That when you do anything he =
= role, nobody is ever around? .
= That your Lest Girl always .
. marrlcs the boob you introduced =
. her to2 .
= That In case of trouble there =
= Ia never "A cop la sight2 =
. That after telling the company =
. how good your chilli 10 he starts =
. ia with an awful Crouch? .
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hat his Pupils gradually foil asleep.

'N"' wv IhbNo hi"hNeANg l'lN 'f'A'' -
People who live IN Albuquerque and
any others who happen TO bo hero
duriug tho winter are going 10 have -
real musical aud literary treat A.
number Of concerts and lectures Ut thu
Rcdpath LyGeum burenu AFRO being
provided through Mr.. Walter Lowe 90
Denve. ~ In evident that the Duke
CITY people appreciate II good thins
for n large number 80 season tickets
nave been sold. Tho Emily Water
man company which lg booked for
Monday evening will bring out largo
crowd who are Interested In nlusiu
and dramatic art.
The four other attractions are:
Judge Goo. Allen, The StrollcI5 Ouar-
tette. the wonderful Han Greet Play-
ers. ana Ralph Bingham.