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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12
Ncw Me ricO
Woncn,s Clubs See
Much Progress in
Desired Legislation

Among the many und various Or
gnniHntion nnd interests represented
In Albuquerque during the week ut
the fair. not the least by amy means
was the meeting Of the executive"
board of the stat" Federation al
Wumcn's clubs. which convened Oh
the eth, lOih and nm, at the Wnni-
ans club building In this city Nearly
all Officers uud chHlriurn uI depart
mcntS at work wcr" present, lncind-
ing Mrs. H. T.. johnson, president, IA
Tomas springs; Mrs. ~. Il. Ray, vice
president, Albuquerque; Mrs, g., w.
Frengcr, national secretary, LAS cru
ccs; Mrs, :. j. Nixon, recording sGC'
RETRY. I'ortalcs; Mrs. -. 4. Biltnor,
luCal president, Albuquerque; Mrs.
Theresa -. white, chairman home
economies department, Santa FO;
Mrs. w. ~, Lindsay. chairman logls-
lutiv" department, POrlnles; Mrs.
Mabel :, Illmu", chairman music aud
art. Albuquerque.
Al phases ana conditions of tho
state work were carefully and judi.
riOugly considered, ana many Buggcs'
tions ana recommendation wGro
made for rcudoiIng more efficient
ana influential the objects uud pur-
poses Of the state federation Of clubs.
Particularly noticeable were tho
recommendation Ia the Legislative
department regarding the lurlhcrlng
of legislation pertaining Ia the equal
property rights Of women IN the
state. Tho board moved 10 assist this
department, financially and OtherwI Bc,
In getting out circular letters. CON
tanning Information concerning this
bill, Ia send Ia all club presidents
over the state, asking their cO-opera-
ton, aud arOuslng Interest In their
clubs for this measure.
Much qualification was expressed
because Of legislation secured Ia re-
gard Ia industrial education, aud the
educational department was Instruct
cd 10 carry forward tho work by
esta bliHhlng industrial art ana man
ual training In tho public schools.
Discussion Of plans for the next an.
hual meeting, 10 be held In Albuluer-
que In March, 1913, was entered into.
and suggestions for order OF busiRABs
given. II Ia expected that large
representation OF all clubs over tho
state viii be present, and q success
fal cQRxaptl0n y antlcIpAtsds
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12
CeUerness and BnlLidncy IN EOidence
al Swell Reception al ORieLly'

way q ry pauud through the music
room IN which was an ombankIncui
of palms couroallng the urchoHlrH
which furnished music for the &c.
CHslon,
Perhaps the most unique aud ClrN
cTly arranged room of the O'liiclly
home wax the Ing sun parlOr whrr"
The punch wag served. Rcd AMI
green was the color scheme CnrrlCd
out, SlHlclN palms landing dignity
10 the scene formed the background
of this room. On one side WAS "a
fountain made of rough hewn stones
covered with nasse of Rrccncry aud
water rlsiug from It ANA trickllng
away among The stones az naturally
AZ II vet In motion by the hand Ol
nature herself.
The decorations Of this room were
completed by ceiling. of red CnlifOr.
mia pepper bcrrica with their pretty
| foliage I'Traiding IN this room were
Mr., ana Mrs. Il. \. Macpherson, ScEn-
tor ana Mrs, lNsac Barth, Mr.. Hnd
Mrs, j. r.. Smiih"rs and MIR. aud Mrs.
Klein. assisted hy Miss Annette Wcin.
man ana MiTs Kathryn O'Rielly.
AlblUfl hlllH'f' NObIIl WHICH N'I'
ny the standard Of the lavish drcu-
ration was the dining room. a color
scheme Of yClluw and white blended
with pretty grCCncry was used. The
Ccntcrplrcc waH u gold basket with u
film how Of white muIIne on the
handle dOzcnH at beautiful yellow
chrysanthcmums intermlnRlcd with
asparagus plumOls, which spread
over the table leaving just enough
room for the Indies to pour. one
large bouquet Of the seasOnabc yellow
flowers looked pretty from tho fire
place and ii finishing touch was given
by the lights from the yellow shaded
candles,
Mrs. Ivan GrunHfeld. MrH. Clark NJ
Carr. and Mrs. Felix Lester were
seated at the table and were insisted
by Misses Hope, VauRhey, Chnves aud
Marion.
In the den arranged for the men 10
hold their little chats secure from
feminine eyes. Mr.. Ivan 0runsfeld
presided. assisted by Capt. Clark NJ.
Carr and Mr.. Felix Lester.
Clusters OF white carnations and
yellow ohrysanthemuma reflected
their beauty In mirrors placed
Throughout the different rooms and
smilax artlstlcally wound tho white
ratings OF the stairway and the white
columns between the parlOF and re-
oeptiOn hall. In the hall banks OF
Boston ferns decorated the topc Of
the book cases.
What Tlasy Wore.
Mrs. Mcdonald wore q beautiful
black embroidered velvet ontFaina.
MRS. o'RielIy pink pmbEpidaEsa phif.
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| Horncr. Miss Helen Iornrr aud Miss
Cunsuclu Chavcs{
Tho car Of Nh. Chas. Mcllnl was
tcuutIful with yellow aud red de-. ~.
lions. The body "f the car was uui-
lined with yellow chrysanthriauu =
and other seasonabic flowers. Tho uc-
cupants were Mre. Chas. Mclinl. Miss
Fracarroli. Miss Klcinwort and MIR.
'rattc.
The Kcmpenioh ear was an cNcep-
tIonally pretty car Rows of red
chrySanthcmums alternating with
rows uf asparagus made u very attrac-
tive iloat The Birls wore largo rcd
hats which added much To- the red
color scheme. Those riding were:
Misses Elsie Kenpcnlch, Hope, Myrl
Hope Hnd Jean Arnut,
THE "Colnnial' ear. driven by Miss
Euuicc Mcclellan, made u pleasing eff
feet with a mass nf yellow ,hrysnn-
thCmums ana ribbons ct yellow crepe
paper artistiCally strung. The ocCu-
pants looked very COLONEL with their
powdered hair and costumes. Misses
Gcrtrud" Walker, Lillian Ilcsseldrn
Another patriotic ear was the ono
Ot Walter Cunnoli. Francis Ferguson
represented Uncle sam with his red,
white and blue decorations. The uC-
cupants included Don Cavanaugn.
sadie Morris and Francis Cartwright
Two pretty JHpnnrsr ears were Mrs
l.. g. Rradrord's and Mrs, Alfred
Grunsrrld'S. MrS. l!rldfurds repre-
scented Japanese arhur with us var
icgatcd arbur covering and palms. The
girls riding were dressed AZ typical
Japanese children ana carried Jap
parasOls Thcy were Florence Han
son, Elizabeth El~tlrr, katherine
Warren. Hazel Cornish nud olive
Harden.
Mrs. Oruustrld's ear had yellow tor
n background, covered WITH red puiu.
, scitiHs. JapangRo costumes, lanterns
fans and all the necessary pnraphcr
malta nndr the car thoroughly "Nip-
punrSc" Miss lIilda Grunsfrld WAS
1t the wheel ana the others we've Airs
Alfred Grunsrcld. Miss Hanna Nus.
baum ana Miss Camille Mandcll.
Decorations of rcd aud green with
an occasional flag coy red the ear ul
Walter WCinmAn, Those riding were
Miss Pollock, Mr.. -. Wcinman, Mr.
Tondrc. Mr.. H. Levy aud Mr.. oscar
Block.
The only car decorated with rcnl
flowers belonged a. and was driven 10y
F. !. FoulE. Mrs. F0uiH accompanied
her husband. r,cd and white cosmos
with their natural foliage made IN"
ear very pretty.
Last, but making a very cr"ditahlo
finale, was IN" citya auto IRE truck,
while carrying no iloraI decorations
the ear uf course looked respondent
and the nrcm"n are In their best re-
gala.
Those on duty were thict Klein,
Captain Russell, Lieutenant McMiliin,
Plprmrn chavez nnd CunlIlln ana
Driver Roy Ilnhinsun.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12
Parker.Rankin Wedding

Prominent among the httuirH O'
the week was the marriage of Miss
Juanitn Rankin. daughter Of Mr.. aud
Mrs, Don j. Rankin. North Second
street. to Mr.. Howard Parker Of
Madison. wis The wedding occurred
promptly ut high noon Tuesday.
shortly before ~ O'Clock Mrs
william Perkins. Mrs. clyde Palair
ana Miss Grace MOrdy sang the
Bridal Chorus from the Rose
Maiden" after which Miss Margarita
McMlllen played MendclssOhn's Wed
ding March.
The bride and her father came
fran the stairs and met the groom
and Rev, Thomas l., Dyer, In the par
Tor beneath "A canopy OF asparagus
plumOlb. where the service WAS per-
formed. A wedding bell OF orange
blossoms and maiden hair ferns. hung
over the bridal couple. The back
ground was n mass Of palms and
ferns wlth a cluster Of white chry-
santhomums for a center.
Immediately after the service the
wedding party were usheTed into the
dining room where a. luncheon was
served. yellow and white chrysan-
themums falling prettlly over the
sides Of the punch bowl. formed the
censerplece OF the table. The chan
dellers over the table held mHssea OF
green. from which ropes OF smilax ex-
tended 20 the corners OF the table
Witore bows az green and white crepe
phDef NNtH hela. Palms and wedding
bells wafn eleverly distributed
thrBN8&eAl thA house and made q
very DieAnlne effect.
MlA NarHoF wore q white araF-
weW4l aalNs trimmed with dFabery
~ oN. laCo, p0aEln and rhine-
ato4e I[tf hair h0ld cluster Of
essea eeny ana shs carried en-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12

ton over pink monallno entraine; Mrs
Sellers white satin, lace. drapo. en-
trainc; Mrs. Marion. yellow satin with
crystal trlmminEs, entraine; Mira
~ l.. stern, blue crystal net over
blue charmeuBe. entrninc; Mrs. Kelm.
pink ckarmeuse covered with old
Spanish lace. entraine; Mrs. Lester,
black lace over white mcsalinc, en-
tralne; Mrs. Ivan Grunsfcld, black
brocaded nrmcusc with draprd skirt
with a blouse of cream lace over
pink chiffon, cntrnlnc; Mrs Carr, la
vendcr satin hand embroidered, en-.
tralnc; Mrs. Smlthcrs. red mcsallnc
with black all over lace; airs. Rarth,
beaded chiffon over green mesa line,
ontrninc; and Mrs, Macpherson, pink
chiffon over coral pink mcsalinc, en-
trHlne.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12
Reception to Officers of State
Federation.

\ state affair which Interested Al
hupu"rque club ladies wHs the rrcrp-
ZION given Wednesday evening at the
nome Of Mrs. ID, A. Bittncr on south
walter street complimentary To- the
officers of the state Federation OF Wo.
mans CLUBS.
The reception hall ~ the ul!.ncr
home was extremely pretty with au-
tumn vines and leaves. Vines wind
ing the rounds or the railing of the
stairway terminated AT the post which
held beautiful cluster Of fragrant
sweet peas. In the rooms the guests
were received by Mrs. -. 4. Blttncr,
president OF the Albuquerque MO-
mans club. Mrs. =. H. Johnson.
state president Of the federation of
w0man's clfbs; Mrs. Samuel J. Nixon
Of Portalcs. state secretary: Mrs. Al
yin y. white of silver city. head Of
tho domestic science department of
the state federation; Mrs smith, Mrs.
II, u. Ray, first vice president, and
Mrs Shortlc. second vice president,
officers of the local WOmun's club.
After the usual greeting the ladies
ana their husbands were ushcrrd into
the dining room where delicious re-
freshmCnts were served.
The decoration of the luncheon ta-
bic was aq immense cluster of yellow
chrysunthcmums spreading In their
natural and graceful manner oven
the table, Mrs. T.. q. Rice. Mrs. J. a.
Rcidy. Mrs Frank Il. Tull Mrs. g. &c.
LUwbcr, Mrs, Gowpcr and Mrs. -. A,
Baker were TIE ladies presiding.
During the evening three of Albu-
ducrquc's favOrltG musicians and club
women rendered select music Mrs
Mabel stevens llimOc give several
piano selections ANA Mrs. Hugh COL
llns and Mrs. It. V, Winchester do
lighted the guests with vocal solos.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12

In Keeping with the custom OF set
ting aside Friday evening of fair
week for the real society dance OF
tho year, the Monteuma ball held full
sway AT the Alvarado last evening.
Aud who could over think of going 60
u MontcZuma ball at any other place
Than the beautiful and dlgniflcd AL
nrndu' Tho exterior OF the popular
hotel was fTtuzc with strings of red,
white and blue electric lights, In
keeping with the color scheme of the
hnll room, which was the national cot
urs. Tho SIDES uf the ball room we're
artistically covered with American
flags ana Shields with chandeliers ui
red, white ami blue lights. The west
vrrnnda of the court wns enclosed
with immense Indian blankets and
SrNcrnl picturesque Indian tepccs
were fitted NJ ~ rest rooms. TO om-
phHsi2o tho wild nniurc of the real
Americans. bear skins were spread
over the tops of the red mems dwell
hgl Indian rugs cushioned the
floor and pretty tables on which
candles were placed for lighting com
plrtod the scene.
Tart han was the banquet room,
Or course red. white and blue pre-
dominated In tho decorations Lights
from the ceiling cast soft hue over
the hail. shields ami flags altornat-
INK were the decorations of the sidcs.
autumn leaves covering the curtains
of the windows. AZ the north end Of
The hull u large table prctlily docOr-
aird with carnations was arranged Tor
~
Tables nccnmmndutin four iilled the
rest uf the hNl.
IN "lAh"ral" menu was AZ follows:
MnntcHumn Annual Hail Menu.
oyster Cocktail
celery
Essence of Chicken In Cup
Ripe olives Sailed Almonds
Fried oysters
Saratoga chips
Gnllatinc of Turkey with TRUTHS
GOuscllvcr LOAF Head Cheese
Chicken Salad Lobstcr Salad
Sandwiches.
Caviar Ham Tongue Lettuce Bread
Hrrd Butter 30
Tulti Fruitii lee cream
Fancy Cakes
thr"s" Crackers
coffee
At ~ o'cluck the Grand March
formed aud extended entirely around
The room. In the lead were Governor
nnd Mrs w. e. Mcdonald nnd Mayor
nnd Mrs y. *. 49, Sellers, followed
by tn" governors starr ana state Of
liccrs. Pretty programs with an om-
hossnd American flng on the cover
were handed the guests. Tho pro-
gIums read:
order at Dances.
Grand mHrch.
I, waltz -Thm Dreamy Italian
waltz.
2. Two-strp- Hello. Ncw York
Town,
.. waltz Flight oI Fancy.
I. Two-Stcp--lf You Talk In Your
Sleep.
.. waltz wysiIr Drcau.
Il, Two-Stcp You're Ny Baby.
I. waltz Phantom lslr.
s. Twn- step when You're Muir
ricd.
., waltz Dreams al Long Aga.
10, Step Schooi Lite
II, WnltS--W won't You let Mo Take
You Home?
~. w0-Stcp--THkr II TIP FROM
Father.
H. Walll-'rHkc Me- In Your Arms
Again,
-, Twu.Slcp silver Star.
H. Waltz Good Ryc, Evcryhody.
&c. Two-Stcp Hen CHcklo Rug.
A. Waltz climb Trcn win Me,
Is. Twu-Slcp- Snmohody ilHo ID
Getting II,
10. when waltz with
Yuu.
20. Two-Slop I Got You. steve.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12
A Wax Works Reception.

The Young wOmans Christian as
ISOLATION II planning an elaborate re-
c"ption To be given October *, The
reception will be combined with a So
rial evening. when the different de-
partmcnts of the association will la
represented In Mrs. Jarlsy'B Wax
Works" Now II you have never seen
"a wax figure that talks. don't ran To
attend the reception. An excellent
musical program In being prepared
which Is sure To please ana All women
ana girls are cordially Invited.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12

NHu Six extra dances. iMattJ
Committees.
Arrangement and Rail- Committee
u. o. JuffA, general chairman. 10.
Lundolfi. chairman uf tho floor oom-
mlttcc; j.. II. O'Riolly. reception, NJ.
l.. stern. entertainment. n. j. Nay
Ion. program.
Tho different committees were:
Flnor--E. Landuifi. chairman: Jul
llus Staub and |. u. Koch.
rrogram--T Naylon. chairman;
Prank G. poolrr and Dr. J. W. COL
bert.
Reception. n. ORicly. r.. n.
kcni, \. 49, McGnffey, sydney Rosen-
wald. Louis Ilfcld, Felix Lester, -. A.
Mntson, J. r.. Smithcrs. Herman
SchwclEcr, John Stein Of East Las
Vegas. Arthur Scllgmuu ur santa Fc.
Powell StGckhOuso OF San Antonio.
John Becker Jr. of Bclon, Dr. Volnoy
$. Chcyney Of Willard. George a.
Fleming ur Las Vegas. Nathan Jafra
at Roswell X. Florshcim OF Springer.
II. d. bowman Of Las Cruces, c. NJ.
blackwell of Raton. H. u. Fcrgusson.
-. A. Macpherson, u. N. Marion, il
u. ilcrndon and Bernard Ilfcld.
Bntcrtainmcnt--M. l.. Stern, Johri
Leo Clarke. Ivan Grunsfold, Frank
Mckee. Max Nordhaus, Harry Wells
Tor, sam Plckard, Dr. u. j. AlgeP aud
n. II. Hcning.
About nine o'clock tho guests bogan
60 arrive ;bcforo long tho music start
cd and tho party filed out into tho
bali room and wsro greeted by Cow
ernOr and Mrs. Mcdonald and Mayor
and Mrs. Sellers. An orchestra In tho
IODby NJ tho hotel furnished tho
promenade music, tho program oE
which waB:
l. March ,.. .'UMontezumn Ball''
. Selections from ...'....,.....
Tn tho Shadows"
j. Song to Evening star.
...........s...s Taunhausor
v Whllz ...,....,... ."Mystory."
.. Violin SOlo--"Madrigalo.
,.,........ Mr.. Fuhrmeyor
q. Song do Amour"
Z. Selections from rcd Rose"
Clarinet Sole. Affection"
! q. Norwegian Dance. .Gries
10. 1'raumerl.
II. BarcarOilo from ..o........
..,,...s italics OF Hoffman"
~. selections from Spring Maid"
Mrs Mcdonald charmed every ono
with her sweet aud pleasing manner
and looked boAutifu. In n handsome
gown of white charmeuac, entralne.
Mira. SELLERS was charming In II
white negsnlino with IL real ltco over
dress aud carried "a bouquet OF white
rOEes
Here are some Elimpses &C other
gowns:
Mrs j. II. O'Riolly. black pan vel-
vet cntralHe. black lace and cerlso
trimmings.
Mira, Isaac Rarth. hluo mesaalIno
over dress of bluck beaded lace, on-
tralno.
Mrs. O. n, Marion, yellow brocadod
satin, Cntrainc.
Mira. BesslO Jnffa, black laco over
black satin. cntrRinc.
Mrs. Felix Lester. pink charmcusc,
pink chiffon, ontraino.
Mrs. John Leo clarke, whitO lace
over white satin with ccriBO TRIM
lninRs. ontraln0.
Mrs, dIahn. ruby mirqulIctto over
ruby messaline. entrainc.
Mrs, Earl steam. blue chnrmeuss
with touches OF black velvet,
Mrs, o, A. Wnha. black inarqulsetto
over black mesSaline.
Mrs. o. II, Conner, pink chiffon
over pink messallne, white fur,
Mrs. o. A, MHtHon, BLACK taco aver
black messiillne.. outrulno,
Mrs. NJ, o. ChadbOurnc, white chnr-
neuso with touches OF coriBo velvet,
nutrHinC.
Mrs. Greer, white charmouso WITH
J ICunlnued on Page 10, Column -
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been honeymoOning east returned
ested In the progress Of pretty brick
house being erected for them on
North Twelfth street
Mrs. q. W. Champion has returned
from an extended visit In Louisiana
ana Oklahoma.
p W. Il. Morley, once famous football
coach at Columbia university and
still the football Idol of the "Old
boys" was visitor In tho city dur
Ing the week. Mr., Morley. who In
the most typical OF typical western
Tanchmen. with headquarters AT pa
III. SOcorr0 county. came In with a
big bunch Of cattle for shipment east.
MisS Hazel MalOy leaves next week
for Baltimore, Md. to enter NOtTe
Dame college for another year after
spending the vacation at her home
here.
The Capital city was very well rep
resented each day al the fair. Be"
side many officers OF state n few Of
the visitors were; Senator Thomas n.
Catrom Attorney Charles g. CatTOn.
Judge John II. McFle. Charles Clos
son and daughter. Miss May CloasOh.
pr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Mccarthy, Mrs.
n, Q. xORts, Mrs. Frank Andrews. Mr..
and Mrs. John McManus and child
ran and many others.
~ Vg...RN WEv-A a. =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12

Lead Avenue Methodist church for
another year. In view at the splendid
work done by Mr.. Brckman here the
last two years this Ii cause for great
satisfaction amongst mis- parshioners
and the general public.
Little Miss Alice Rankln arrived at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Don j.
Rankin Leonard. North Second street.
October 3. and viii remain indcfini-
tcly. Miss Leonard In the new dnuRh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Leonard
OF Kansas CITY, Mrs. Leonard was
formerly Miss liunkin.
Miss Mabel fitch. niece and name.
sake of Mrs. Roy Mcdonald. arrived
In the city "Wednesday and ls tho guest
Of Mrs. Mcdonald.
Mr.. Hnd Mrs ~, l., Turner ana fam
ily Of Gallup are here taking In the
fair.
Miss Ethel Chambers OF Colorado
springs Ii In the city visiting friends.
Judge John u. McFic arrived In the
GU! lNuIbuhS 10 Nlblb Hlh NuuBntSi
Miss Mary McFic, who is In charge OF
the department of music AZ the uni.
verBlty,
Mrs .. A. Finch and daughter az.
rived Monday from Poplar Blur. Mo,
and will be the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. ~. stone on North sixth street for
the winter.
Miss Margarita McMllIOn left for
her home In Kansas city the first Of
the week after "A short visit al the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Don Rankin,
North second street.
Miss Marthe Parker Of Madison,
Wisconsin, 10 "a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Don Rankin.
A. b. ModRffey is back from Los
Angeles where no accompanied hts
family. who will remain on the coast
until spring.
Mr.. and Mira Bert gklnnsf. me
latter ace lllgs Etlfet saint. who have
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12
Personal Mention.

REV, e, Oscar BcckInHn WAS re-
turned this week as pustor at the
Lead Avenue Methodist church for
another year. In view OF the splendid
work done by Mr.. Brckman here the
last two years this is cause for great
satisfaction amongst 1is parshioners
and the general public.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12
Montezumd Ball RespIendent and
Unqualified Success; CoOns are Gorgeous

Being Merely Attempt to Describe Some of the Brill
lance of the Scene and the Wonders Of the Rament al
Premier New Mexico Society Event of This or ANY Other
Year.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12

Try MsEAId Want ADS fOv
quick reuultA $500.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12

Mr.. and Mra Bert gklnnsf. Inc
latter ace Mis- E.Ksi saint, who haSs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12

Mrs. Mcdonald wore g bonutlfu
black embroidered velvet ontFaino
MRS. o'RieIly liak pmbEplaaEsa Rhif.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12

A. b. AloGRffey is back from 10
Angeles where no accompanied ID
family. who viii remain on the eoan
until spring. N
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12

Miss Marthe Parker Of Madison
Wisconsin. IL "a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
Don Rankin.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12

Miss Margarta McMlilon left foI
her home In Kansas city the dFst Of
the week after "A short visit at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Don Rankin
North second street,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-18

Everybody in this section of Lewis
county knows Michael E. Mocklsr.
candidate on the Democratic ticket
before the coming primary election
for the Office of sheriff, and because
of bis UNMARRIED square dealing with
men. all those who know him like
him.
BE is one of the pioneers Of the
prairie; came here among the frst
white settlers and has done his share
in the development that followed.
Officially, he served a term as dep
uty sheriff under Sheriff Tom Barton
Of old Nez Perez county and has
been constable of this precinct for
many years. BE is well qualified to
ill the Office he seeks, and viii ap-
preciate whatever consideration is
given him.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-18

The meetings conducted in the
gospel tent continue with = good at
tendance. and interesting and in
slructive Bible themes are being
considered.
On account of the convention to
be held here this week there viii be
no services in the tent Thursday and
Friday evenings, but they viii begin
again Saturday evening. The sub
Jet Saturday evening, 8 P. m, will
be ''Court Week in Heaven Sun
day evenings "Law & Gospel" /;
Monday, "The New Testament Sab
bath; Tuesday evening. "The
First Day of the Weeks il the
Christian Sabbath7' Wednesday
evening. Excuses Considered
Thursday evening. "The Change of
the Sabbath" Friday evening. "The
Home of the Saved"
No question to-day is more talked
about than the Sabbath question.
Both in pulpit and in pew. in con-
sress, and in the press of our land
this subject is considered. What the
Bible really has to say on this inter-
esting theme will be considered at
the tent next week and all are in
Vited to attend.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-18

GOV IS the time 70 get rid Of your rhsu-
sem. You can do i By applying Cham
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