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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
Not a Stun Party, but Good
Practice

Tu,ic was uu rus 'ny f'lo We'd
ncsduy afternoon when Miss Beatrice
llfcld. VINO be- taxing course at
wellesley tu prepare her for uniNcr-
stty settlement work among the slums
OF large cities. gathered up party
ul mn, folks ot the kind who don't
often get rides ct auy Kind and
showed them the best kind of q good
time. ut course Albuquerque uasn I
ans real slums, but the hcncilcitrics ~
this uup were carefully selected from
families which assured they would be-
most Upp,vriatiNc. The Riddles were
packed into the big llfcld car ana
taken Goo % picture show, where they
were overwhelmed with delight at the
movies" and after the picture show
was over Co the last reluctant flicker.
the children were Whiricd away 90 the
llfcld home, where they had the iul-
Hest kind OF % time prauut hunting.
playing various gaines aud otherwise
being amused and amusing the older
folks Miss beatrice was assisted hy
her sister, Miss Ruth llfeld and Miss
Jean Aruut and the society girls had
just as mucn fun out of 1t as the iu-
faults Miss ilicld, who la an rnthusl-
ast over helpful, work among tho chill.
drru of the poor. returns In r. short
time to resume here studies at Wullos-
les.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
A Pretty Lawn Social

one Of the prcttcst lawn fctcs Of
the season and pretty lawn fctes by
the way have not been excessively
numcrous--was the social given hy
the Christian Endcavor society OF
the Presbyterian church Tuesday
night at the W. g. Hone residence
on Copper avenue. Misses Helen and
MNric Hope being tho hostcssos.
tn" spacious lawn was set with
tables. prrtulE decorated. and rcd
lanterns worr strung from ire 90
tree Miss Jean Aruot was iu cnHrsy
of the lee cream. assisted by Misses
Annie tristN. Katherine Mul,u. At
hc1ta Hawthorne. Rcbccea d,rurr.
Gladys Hayden aud Thclmn sawyer
ln one corner ct the lawn stood %
picturesque Indian tcpoc lu which
Miss Edna Mrthrsurl, uH fortune
teller, presided with proseiyurc and
grace. ln tho archery booth were
Miss Helen Hop, and Mr. Muutguw-
cry, while Misses Bessie strong ana
Elizabeth Nrnut were in charge ot
the candy booth. Punch was 90.
pouscd IN another booth Dos Miss Hen
fiettb Wulkiug Crowds OF people
were present during the evening $50
enjoying themselves thoroughly. and
the. event Was socially bud financially
"a complete success
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
SOCIETIES.
BY GLADYS MANDELL.

Socially things sort of took a squirt
during tho past week la Albuquerque.
Autumn is Just about here. the va
cation season. the mountain aud sea-
shore pcri"d has reached It's end aud
most OF the out tovuors have re-
turned ready for the suclul activities
OF the iulI season. which promise to-
hr unusually strenuous win the
opening of the Wumon's club Tor the
season. thD rapid approach ct the
week OF the state fair with Cos grand
Mout'zuWd ban and other social rcu-
lures, uud with numerous visitors
from out ui the city guests of local
su,ioN people things have begun ju
%" doing aud the prospect ~ pleasing
Geo lovers eft the lriNuItics ui social iu-
t'tcuursr. Among tho visitors who's,
presence has resulted BOO various at
fairs which the social calendar might
otherwise have missed are Miss Flor
'un' ktmh,jl of Fort ~. 4. Russell.
wyoming who is proving immensely
popular and th, Misses Iill of Gulf.
port Miss. Further entertainment u
ih,ir honor may hc expected Co give
tho society editor who has been
rather "up against So for IN" past
several weeks proper inspiration dur.
ING TIE coming weeks
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
St. Johns Sunday School
Active

There have been tdiuss doing .n tho
SUNDAY school of ~ Johns Episcopal
church ~ late a complete rooJganl-
cation OF the school has been effected.
% Teachers association having been
formed NnIuh u,rvts once % month,
MT Percy Ross being elected supcriu-
tcudeut and Miss Margaret JcuHg
secretary and treasurer
Last saturday afternoon the mcm-
bcrs ol the sunday school went leo re-
body 60 the Crystal thcatcr, and fol-
loving the picture shov adjourned tu
IN Ice cream cmpor M for much ape
preciatcd rcfrcshmcnt The party,
which had the best kind of q good
time. was chapcruncd by Mrs. Hur-
den Mrs Sabiu, Mrs. Bradford, Miss
Margaret jerks. Miss Anne Ncwcll
and Mr. Roll
Some time late this fan the sunday
~ .ool Is planning 90 give an rlahpr-
ate aud pretty opcrottu, entitled The
Toy shop
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
Miss Florence Kimball Much
Entertained

Miss Florence kimhau. Who oNpcg o.
90 spend somo time here is the guest
co., hcr cousin Miss Grace Houadauc.
NHH much entertained this week. She
nJH th, houurCc Thursday afternoon
700 delightful card party 100 the hum,
%. Mr T. g. earns. CO. 500 West Gold
.truu'. Autumnal decorations we're
urrd. which reminds me- that autumn
be- rc1i. going tu bee here tomorrow.
aud 10 be- likely tiat golden rod. Wild
suuriovcrs, cosmos and other things
viii Dee 1ll the rngo from nov ON FOR
decorative purposes
Th, guests az Mira earns pleasant
attain we're Mcsdamos George Taylor.
HrNsuu Higgs. Jucubo YriArrl Jr.
Tom puuah,, Ralph Hunt Raymond
-tumm. Roy Stumm and Benson
NrV,ll, ana Misses Florence KIM
halL Grace ANA Robocoa Borrtdailc.
Eslcuc Guust Bye. nm Erna nm
Daily Mcclellan. Lolita lluuiug sue
and claude Edgar
Miss Kimbnll b. tno daughter 90
Major 8 W kimbnl pf Fort y. a
Russell Wyu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31

"a year ago last spring my doctor
gave me up. and he was surprised 20 sees
mo this spring and 10 see my condition.
give Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound the praise wherever ! go for
! know would not be- here today or have
our fine baby boy II had not taken H. %
Mrs. SARAH J. STUART, RED. No. 2,
Box rs, Elmo Mo.
The success Of Lydia +. Pinkham 70
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who suffer from displacements, milan
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periodic pains. backache bearing down
feeling. hatulency, indigestion, dizzineas,
OF nervous prostration. Lydia n Pink
hams Vegetable Compound Is the stan
dard remedy for female ills.
II you want special advice write 10
Lydia 4. Pinkham Medicine Co. oonll-
dontlall Lynn, Mass. Youp letter will
be opened, read aud answered by a
woman and held IN strict confidence.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
Woman's Club to Reopen.

nu september .9th. 90 ih, hand
some .luh building ou West Gold ave-
uur. the Wimau's club OF hllupu,r.
pur will ryDummcuu, its activities Tor
the coming season after the summer 4
vacation tn, dsy WIN by "Ecasscm.
nIN Day and the session win bo
called Goo order at 3 o'clock Mrs -
\. H,in,r president OF th, club viii
open with ua address aud uitcr the
meeting thorc will %, goa informed re-
r'uti"u tu the new members, tho club
having received numerous 1uocssIous
tIis year Tho year uuuN is now b,-
ing rUblishcd uut.ulue tho work Tor
tn, year. with program. for "a, Fri
dnN afternoon meetings Goo Dee held
every week. The Numaus club never
opened seasons activity under more
favorable auspices and the outlook
For BE- very successful and very plots-
ant year is IlI that could nu desired.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
A Classic Musicale

Tho Gold and broadway church
was crowded Go the doors ThurHdaN
evening. the occasion being a concert
sponsored bv the i.uyal Sons rhss ui
the bible school The program that
In single numbers aud ensemble, was
of supermtiyc merit. was rendered hy
resident artists: aud the platform
framed tu green haugings uvcrhung
with ropes of smilnN and thanked
with palms, made AN effective set
tins for its rendition.
Mrs Wolfe. concert reader. Be- "a
newcomer eff culture aud artistic
ability. whose residence viii mean
much tu Albuuucrqucans with iui-
mltablo humor ana the natural.
ness of the born cXprcssionist
Mrs Wolfe entertained her aus
diouCr Thursday evening cNCit.
Ing laughter that WuNod louder
and longer through the first sclcc.
ton and two rncorcs, and echoed iu
the streets as the auditors Departed
homowurd.
Mrs Ralph Hcndcrsons violin I'm.
depreciation eft Frml's "gomunco
was splondidlN big toned aud mnjcs.
tie, being followed hy sprightly So.
lection. Gossars "GaNottc." that sug
gcstcd q fairy rcycl Piano accom-.
punimcnt hy Mrs. Thomas ilughe'
gave delicate nnlsh TO the violin
hnTmunics.
Mrs. Hughes rendered piuuu
number Grodskts "B8carollc.' with
the skill ct master musician, ano
responded Co an encore with Mac
DoWcll's shadow Dance"
Mr. Benjamin puryoer's rich ten.
on voice was al lts best la the rCndl'
ton of the sailor Song from Wugner'i
Flying putChman" and Cadman3
From The Land ut the SKY Blue Wa.
ter" The volume ana sweetness ul
tone uucd the church ana ever,
number tho audience would mol
leave until MI puryoar and ht
skilled Accompanies Miss Ecnworthy
returned Co the platform for "a thir'
number.
A faVoritc was Miss Pauline Cart
wright who dressed iu the rcd ant
yellow bolear costume of ola Mexico
sans In spanish with perfect Yoic'
and accent "ia paloma.' The cu
core number was also "a Spanish sons
LA Pcriura, oXcellcntly sung Co tins
piano accompaniment by Margarc
Cartwright
Miss Pearl Tompkins' piano scirc
ton was well chosen and cXcelicntll
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
MONTEzUMA BALL
SUB COMMITTEE
CHAIRMEN
General Chairman Jaffa Sc
lects Capable Assistants 10
Assure Success of Great
State Fair Social Event.

% o. JafU general chairman iu
charge OF tho arrangements for the
big Moutuzum1 ball the premier So
cial event of the year, Co ho held dur
INK the week uf the state fair In Oc-
tohcr has chosen the heads of his
subcommittee The appointments
make assurance douuiy sure that O.
new standard viii Doe set for this
brilliant function. 900 long feature of
tho annual Sow Mexico carnival
Tho subcommittee assistants arc
Ernu.' LUudulil y w. ORiollv tho
latter sot"ruu Nput,zuml bali
manager who knows tho ropes thor
uughN Cob NJ T.. stern aud Score
urt Thomas j. NHNlou ~ the Com
muruIll club o. would bc hard Go
pick ont mon. capable group uf
men for This responsibility and they
arc ull workers so that society mn,
look forward boz pleasant anticipation
to th' very best annual ban ever hold.
Plans for th, decoration of the AZ.
Nurudo hotel whore the BAN has been
held iur many Years are being com.
plot,d. Tho decorations viii bc IL nc.
tl" moro beautiful and elaborate than
over before, with the cooperation of
Manager Smiihcrs ana Herman
SchwDiz,r of the Harvey system.
whose clever and original ideas have
heretofore aided greatly Boo making
Tho BAN successful
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
Mrs. Morrisette Returns

Mrr A. + Morlisotto. leader of g.
Johns ~piseupnl church choir g..
turned last uight from Hampton
Roads. Virginia, whore she has been.
spending the summer. aud wit D.,
warmly welcomed not only uy ga,
members ut the church whore h,t
useful activity has been SEQ much ap.
pr,Uttyd, but by Albuuursuu, music.
Hl circles Iu general Th, luIluNIu.
from tho Tmps-H,mld oI N,Vputt
Ncws virginia. shows that Mrs Nor
rsDttv has not boon idle nor has .n,
forgotten the church work here dur-
ms her Jhrrn.c.
The Prodisul Son. sacred care
ata. log Arthur Borrdgc. was bean.
TRULY sung nst night by tho choir
.ot So paula Episcopal church. abb,
assisted by Mrs. = r. Murstou. Mr.
George Murray aud Mr. Richard
CASTOR. The choir. under the leader
ship ot Mr. Herman Rocker. did thoi.
best work Of tho year Mr. Robin
son showed his genius at the organ
hy carrying the meaning OF tho words
to the hearts uf IA, hundreds who
heard the Inspiring music
The choir and tho suluists are e. Dee
congratulatod upon their splyndtd
work leo th, hot season when most
men ana women are taking rest.
The regular service was begun az
go o'clock ana concluded at . by
the rector, Rev. r. e.. Darsl After
tho occasional the choir returned and
sang tho rantata
Tho church was iillcd 90 lbs capsc-
tty ANA the large congregation thor
uughly enjoyed the music
The offering was Tor th" benefit
ot tho Now Mexican mission iu which
MIS- Murriscttc, leader uf the raututu.
is deeply Interested The large att
tendance WAS iu part "a tribute to
Mrs Murrisottc, who is geo highly
esteemed here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
Entertaining for Miss Rankin

Mis- Nudu Rankin, who's, marriage
o. Nj Howard A. Parker. of Madison.
WIS occurs ON October Nth next at
the home of Miss Runkin's parents,
Mr and Mrs Don Rankin here, is
hcmp widely entertained IN Rntlcipn-
ton uf that happy event Miss Ram
kIu's wedding VIII occur ON the
twenty .vighh anniversary ui her
mothers wedding. and al tho sam"
hour. high noon Mis- Rankin was
t1r guest of honor Monday afternoon
ct TINS week ~ e pleasant affair at
the homo ~ Mrs z " Teller the
event being leo the nature of mis-
,ylltucuus shower which left the
huuurvc tho richer hy many pretty
gifts from her numerous friends and
admirers n Albuquerque. Rcd and
green were the Colurs that prevailed
and hearts vcrN appropriately pre-
dominated, The Vrraudu Was most
cuzily fixed up with Navajo blankets
and tables set there for cards AFTER
the serving of tempting refreshments.
Niles Rankin, bundfolded, was taken
into o. room and the gucsts pinned
thuir gifts an over her, after which
sine was taken back to the porch aud
the baudagc removed from the eyes
OF tho victim"
Mrs TeliorB guests were Mes
DANES Han Don Rankin, Learned.
William MyClurkcn. Joe Jolly Tom
Hughcs. j 4. Assclin. q q. GlUddiug.
John Mordy ana G. VI Blair, Misses
Anita aud Zcla Rap sin. Margarct aud
Iaur,u, Ass,liu. Grace and Irene
MordF. Ruth Gladding and blanche
Tn.fl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
To SerUe on Hot Days

dozen different rombinations for Boz.
stance. finely chopped ham. seasoned
with purprikp or cayenne and como
grated parmcsin cheese. missed with
the chopped pulp pf the tomato uud
Emo bultorcd bread crumbs. CO.,
tongue or lamb minced Zinc welt
seasoned with herbs, using plenty "t
chopped parsley egg and butter. Iu.
sage ana chopped mushrooms. r.n-
sonea with salt pepper ana onion
mixed with grated crumbs aud thr
chopped pulp are delicious
O.
Tomatoes stuffed WIN Rice rt
tho tops from the Tomatoes. saving
them for e. cover bon with two lonl..
spooutula OF welt washed ric, boo t
quart uf boiling saltcd water Tor 90.
teen minutes, pour OF GA" water,
molt tvso tnbicr"u0niuls oi butter boo
u nNing pan and when hot pdi
small onion chopped fine aud gr.su
pepper also chopped rejecting the
seeds. fry five minutes. add tho tu.
mpto that Was sroupDd out tho u,'
Dud salt. parsley ana piprikt Zoo H,I.
SON. cook lust q moment or two. then
iu tho tomatoes. put ON their rtu.
brush over with olive OH or melted
butter and huk" twenty-five mluut,
Tomatoes may also Doe stuffed with
sVrotbr'uds, oysters. shrodd fl.h.
cream sauce CO.. nacHtuui Hrl .bo.'.
aud ail are good and greatly tu d.. do
sired
O.
Juukot To make tho IunE,f '|r
into One quart of warm milk 70 luutri
tablet or e. tablespoonful of rDuu.g
two tablospoonfuls at sugar and nu"
ur Vanilla. let q stand tor tNo ur
thro, hours until the cutd lurw.
then srt away tp chin Brfur, .'tsIug
spriuklo with sugar aud CRATE BE- uril.
nutmeg over the top.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
Mafonaire's Sdusages ReproOeReUcls Of Rich

bilts were thus gently fepru..j Z
Tho evening at tho punli, be1.H tIB
given hy Mrs. belmont as o. ,DmrIt-
ment 60 Miss lncz Milhollaud sl.tsr
advocate OF equal rights who hta
been a guest ot Marble mouse FOR srr-
crtl weeks There waa dinner 81
MrH Brlmouta villa before tno Iatur
assembly.
80 effort was made 90 mar tho o..
feet uf "a typical public go1shurr r..Hrg
hy elaborate decorations. tn the pee
Niliuu wh,ro the guests danced. TO i..F
palms and pottod plants had h,,u
placed aud seventy supper tables v'rp
decorated with vases OF flowers 1ue
orchestra ground out popular aims
u8 soon as tho first guests arrived uut
the merry Eo-ruuud was crowded Nltu
NoWportH society
simple Iarc for the Rich.
Tho menu Of the auppcr. which
surprised and probably delighted tho
rather ladod pplatcs of tho guests. i'm
GUIDED huu.uou. Newport pus1gr".
mashed potatoes. chicken salad. pI,H.
cakes. ico cream. coffee and apuliu-
arts water
Jack McGre. Rhode Island ayl8-
tor who flow in hla bipi,no FROM
pawtuckot % Easton's Beach early
last night. covering thlrty-aiX miln1
In thirty-six minutes, stepped into lhe
dance pavilion and presented Mrs
Belmont with a yellow banner. Oc1r-
Ing tho words, Votes for women
brought from Boston ~ a g.ft from
Mrs. Thomas Pelham CARTS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
Albuquerque Society News and Things Of Interest Women Folk

rendered. An excerpt from owen
Visitors "Virglnlnu" was plcdsiugly
read by Miss Laura Cartwright whose
story brought out enthusiastic APP
plause as IN fact dll each number
Of the program.
The lights were turned low while
four kimono-clad girls told the
spooky song story OF "Sccin' Things
at slight" Tho Quartottc singers, who
in this number scored big nit, were.
Misses Charlotte Pratt Florence Sc-
der. Pearl Tompkius. cleo Kelly.
AZ the close at the program Mr.
Williams. in happy speech. oz-
pressed appreciation tor the talent
generously loaned in the worthy
cause of supporting mission church
,u th" Philippines, whrroto tho Loyal
Sons class of little boys would send
the proceeds of the concert.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
Mrs. Beswiok Entertains

Mrs. Naucy s. Boswipk Was hostess
Monday afternoon ot this week ut "a
pleasant bridge party nt the Casa de-
orc ON West GOld avenue, the guests
being Mcsdumos W. Y. Walton, Frank
Alderman, a. s Bronson, bernard =,
Rodoy, Frank Stortz. Fred Garfield
and a. a. Briggs. Cards wore toll
lowed by a dainty lunch.
NeNI Monday Mrs BrsNick VIII EN-
terrain az bridge Ia honor of Miss
FLORENCE KimbAl and the Misses
Hu, of Gulfport Miss, who are ,isl-
tors boa the city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
Personal Mention

Mrs Thomas pnuuhl ana son.
Thomas Jr, are leaving tonight Tor
california Co spend the winter months
on the coast
Miss Mary Muick. who has been "a
guest of the Thoun family during tho
summer, lett this week Tor her home
Boo Kansas cts.
KIRK Bryan. Yale student, has gone
To- sacramento. CAT. where be- mas ACE
gcptod position with the United
states geological survey
Mrs. II. - Ferguson and daughter.
Miss Erna, were additions tu th" Al
huqurruuc colony up on the pcuos
rivor during thu past week
Louis Gumhin"r, matinee idiot and
author of tho Justly celebrated
'Hczcfuhs Barn Dance has re-
turned from % two months visit iu
tho east greatly improved.
Watson llorpham OF Chicago, 70
rlassmutr of Gillette Cornish OF this
city ut Yale, who has been touring
tho west during his vacation, VAS d
visitor boz tho CTS last week.
Mrs r.. y. rhaycs, wife of th,
eminent lawyer uud Tor years "a rrsi-
dent at Albuquerque. arrived this
week from Los Angeles tu visit old
friends and relatives here Tor short
,mc.
e.. Little of silver city was her,
Friday, tac guest of Mcssrs stevens,
Kraft and Redmond of l2lU SO Ga
Second street Mr. Little is cn route
tp Philadelphia.
Mrs Mabel stevens Himor returned
hast night from Chicago, whore she
hiss been TOR wH.h of tho past SUM
mcr. and VIII resume her music
classes ON september %.
Joseph lmhoI the artist whose
studio ON tho mesa has been th,
Mecca uI local arr lovers for the past
two years, returned with Mrs lmhorI
this week from the pueblo of Arpmt
whore hp has been painting and mod,
cling for several weeks.
Miss Jane Walsh daughter of Mr.
aud Mrs l.uku Walsh. has returned
Go the city from am extended vacation
spent ON tho Pacific coast and ur
the Pacific coast and ON Tuesday vii
begin her work as "a teacher Boa "a,
/ Albuquerque city schools.
Mrs George Rankin. whose we'd.
ding aud succeeding matrimonial u
| trli'itics are familiar to the people of
| Albuquerque, ana vino has roturuc,
to her first love, the stage is nov
playing u "Thy Charity Maid" 10
chicago. according o. letters receive,
hos friends iu this city.
Misses Ruth aud Helen LAughur
az santa Fc, daughters ot Judge AN,
| Mrs. y. o. Lnughuu, were her,
| THURSDAY the guests of Miss Elect
| McMillcn, and attended tho Thursda'
nignt dance, leaving yesterday fol
! their homo Miss Ruth l.aughuu ID
! better known as Nau O'Nrll. society
| editor OF tho santa Pc Sew MuXiUuu
Word was received boz AlbuqucrquO
| "Wednesday ot the birth of duugh
| ter tu Mr and Mrs. Erie Hlgler u
| Artcsia. g. a. Mrs. Hisler was fo
! years prominent and popular in so
victy here az Miss Lillian spltz AM
| the addition 10 the Bislcr famG wti
Dee of much interest 10 many friend
| here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
A RED LETTER DAY.

september %. l912, will boo years to
comic stand uui pre- cmiucutN boo tho
memory ur scores uf young men and
women us lhc dlr on which they bee
San their successful careers To tho
success ot lr sUduatos is due tho
remarkable growth uf thls institution.
Those who entered just one year
ago arc now ocouulyiug responsible
positions with the leading firms ot
the southwest Thry have Como out,
equipped fur re- profession. ut once re-
muuoatitc and attractive.
NOI should boz ono of the ambi-
tious body of success winners that
viii enter on September ..
Wen tell you how.
ALBuQIEilQIE BUSINESS cot
LIiGE.
The special school By Specialists, '
Albuquerque, \. N,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
Slumber Party

On Monday night Miss H1uicc Hes
scldon will bee hostess 90 u card party.
after which the boys viii be- sent
home "all alone" and the girls will
spend the night with Miss liosscld,u.
The affair is Co nr t lawn party and
some mighty pretty decorations Win
be used on the beautiful Hcsscld,r
grounds ON NOrtn TNclith street The
girls who viii "slumbcr are Misses
eleanor Naughcy. Estcllc and Mamie
Kelly Julia Kclcncr, Luuriu, Asyclin
ANA Pearl Cursuu \ jolly time is
anticipated, us you may easily guess.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31

suuslgoB ut swell Newport, dis
pousod To- aOoll guests by tho vito Of
one of our leading miluonaircs'
That Ia tho way Airs Oliver Hazard
Perry Belmont adopted To- rebuko tho
rIutuus rvtroyagaucc ~ tho Fish bail
Hud other ultrt-gorgcous and nutta-
o.. festivities of tho oErnElou.tlv veal
thy 4 Newport dispatch tells II as
follows.
NnlrInF Tiout ON merry go-rouuda
and ihrusuug nt coveted brass ring
prizes. bowling over AUNT sally" or
shooting az bobblug balls Boa the rifle
range. moro than three hundred
WDmhyrs OF tho summer colony tum-
hlrd about like children last evening
us guests cot Mrs oliver ~ - Bel.
mont go Viewpoints public beach,
After 90 o'clock tho public was OK
.ludud from NowportH miniature
Copoy Island From that hour ON Mrs
Hclmcnts guest. had full possession
aud enjoyed a night as Informal as IL
was novel
Had Three Reasons Tor Party.
Mrs Hclmonts reasons for giving "a
.rro evening az Eauuu's Hoach wyro
three 300 number. aside from her de-
sire to pay social obligations Those
reasons Wcro protest against OK
tHNuF1ut entertaining. an intention Co
turn over Co public Institution mon
uy expended iu U social diversion and
lu argument against tho hiring %
mon walters Tho recent expensive
affairs Of Mrs Fish and tho Wander