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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-25

WOMAN's page recommends a rose
bath for tired nerves. Sounds good
but the thorns must scratch like the
dickens
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-25

FUNNY as one exchange points out
1hy the sanctified Mayor barrow Of
Laporte never saw fit to deny his con
nection with the Mineral Springs as
ISOLATION until after the soldiers ar
rived on the spot
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-25

TO parents Of football players: The
season is young do not despair. Any
day they may bring YOU little Willie
home with the starboard side Of his
head Kicked in
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-25

MR. sulzer democratic candidate
for governor OF New York is due to
make 84 speeches in 10 days. Name
should probable be Settler, for he's a
regular spouter
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-25

YOUNG woman in New Jersey cali
ed off her wedding on learning that
the prospective bridegroom had tried
to borrow $50 from his sister to tide
him over the honeymoon Cute girl.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-25

WHO was the original Tom Mar
shall man and who the original
Mineral Springs man? Let them fight
It out with bludgeons.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-25

THE outcome of the baseball cham
pionship should put these politicians
wise to the fact that 1t is always un-
expected thing that happens.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-25

IT is mighty poor consolation but
the coal in Germany is higher-priced
than it has been in whole genera
ton
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-25

RATHER strange too that Mr.. Bev-
eridge 50 rolled in wealth that he
didn't need the dirty fftv-seyen
thousand dollars and sent it back.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-25

WHY is It that these big polite
ians when they get before the Clapp
committee, say they so oozed with
wealth that they didn't need any
money!
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-25

WONDER how Tommy Marshall
likes some of the shots that Armanis
is passing around
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-25

ONCE in a while old Indian sum
mer remembers the address as well as
the telephone number
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-25

Hammond Chapter No. III r. a NJ
Regular meeting Wednesday, Novem-
Der 10 + ~ and NJ f. ". degrees.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-25

Hammond Commandary No a X T.
Regular meeting Monday November 4.
Malta degree.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-25

I.afayette-one hundred poIcyhold-
ers Of the LAFAYETTE Life Insurance Co.
living i'm cities and towns in various
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-25

TALK about investigating the coal
barons Must mean the coal bins.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-25

AND of course YOU know the bull
moose has q cloven hoof don't you?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-25

AND how about the high cost OF
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-25

NOW they say old General Diaz is
coming back
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-25

ARE you READING THE rrwEsS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01
The Vacation Season.

commencement Is over and June "a
here and Il will soon 6e the long
est day in the year and this week 4
got up a. ninety IN the shade once
or twice The answer Is obvioua--itn
back 10 the woods FOR society and as
far from brick wallis and business as
possible. SO the exodus has begun
slowly al FIRST but they win be EolnR
fast from now on and Albuquerque u
going 10 have only small and select
bunch of stay-at-homos before long
every sunday the mountaineering
parties have increased iR number ana
sfe lure OF the tall climber and the
snd sea waves u becoming irresistible.
Probably more people than ever be-
fore will go 90 New Mexlco's beautl-
ful mountain retreats this year; for
they are iinding out thut u % lot
more economical ana fully as refresh
Ing % pursue the fnny trout Ia The
pocos wilderness or camp amid tho
Jemez forests as % go 40 California
nnd sprawl around the beaches with
an the curl gone out Of your hair
As lnr a. thni Epfs there are some
places within "a three hours ride OF
Albuquerque that would seom iifr a
PARADISE 10 cay dNtllcrs from the
east and AZ som az We SCI o nsll,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01
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In Honor Of the U, s. G. Boys

The students and former students OF
the University Of Nrw Mexico were
hosts wednesday night To the MEM
hers ~ The cleo Club OF the univer-
slty 81 southern California, whach
gave lie best concert ~ the season 10
the biggest house 81 the season that
evening al the Orphuem theaier AZ
Ger tho concert the visitors were taken
IL autos aud carriages to the univer-
sity rand were guests 81 homo
M dance which was most enjoyable
an the way through. The hall was
artlsucally decorated with college
pennants and knick-knaeks, with all
sorts OF cory corners while the numer-
ouH rustic bowers on the campus were
much Ia demand during the evening
Mrs Cavanaugh and Mr.. Boairight
furnishd the music. which was Just
right. and the visitors, who are an
exceptionally fine set 81 young men
appeared 10 he having rousihg good
Time
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01
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Sigma Tau on a Rampage.

The sigma Tau fraternity boys Of
tho Varsity had hilarious eclebra-
ton Monday night 10 close tho years
activities 40 al the frat house on
the hill Music. stories and mischief
made up rallictina good time tho
climax coming about midnight when
the boys. attlred In fetching robes
de- mutt over citizens clothes and
carrying torches invaded the campus
ana marched IKE a procession 81
ghosts % the girls doFmitory. where
they serenaded tho maidens with tho
latest and olahsiest melodies OF tho
day. Il was FAR m0rniugward when
the boys decided they mad properly
celebrated the close OF school and
"beat h."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01

better Accommodations I'd these places
Albuquerque ought 80 be able 20 Of
fer as attractive lunch Of sestful
summer resorts as the rest Of them.
-rf end tile orss.Cn add Ret down 90
news. Mr. ana AIrk. seymour Levin
\, n and SON Mr. and Mrs. David
Rnstnwald ana M and Mrs. sydney
Gnsenwald win legve next week TO
spend an extended time az Camp
Whltcomb. The Keleher girls Mar
aaret and EuKenia are going further
nfleld to vacatlonize and depart
shortly for Albany, Georgia, where
they viii visit Miss Lulu Bacon and
the shenields. Mies Bacon lived here
for quite a while and IL welt known.
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Lester With
their little daughter leave soon TO
spend the summer ~ California and
4 il likely that Miss Lorna viii re-
main on the coast 60 attend school
next winter. Others VINO are going
to California are Mrs. Hiidegarde
Grunsfeld, Mr. and Mrs Charles
Wright. and Mr. and Mrs Frank
Harris and daughter who are 10 visit
in san Bernardino. The Alfred Gruns-
fields plan a motor trip 20 Denver dur
ing theri summer. taking their
time 10 the trip and spending
some time In the colorado capi-
sal after they get there. Mr..
and Mrs. Neii y. Field are build-
ing a beautiful country home at the
Old Perfecto Armljo ranch north Of the
city and will probably spend the
greater part of the summer there, al
though u is to be presumed ihas they
viii visit their pretty home on the
upper Pecos ~ per custom some time
during the summer. Mrs. y A. fubhs
I has already gone cas-, and viii he
{ Joined by Miss can hefere long for
trip 10 cool Wisconsin where they
have habit OF spending the summer,
Mrs Willard :. Hopewell ana two
sons lett last evening Tor The beauii.
+ ful Hopeweii 8nch near hermosi
/ Sierra county where they win Join
Colonet Hopewell and spend iho heat.
ed term
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01

MIR. ana Mrs. Sol weilier we're ~
home last sunday afternoon 10 their
friends ia honor Of their daughter,
Florence Marie, who was confirmed
iE the rites 81 tho Jewish faith on the
precedinE Monday The house was
nrettiiy trimmed with spring and
summer flowers. the reception room
being gay with white peonles and
roses while In the parlor there was
~ riotous profusion Of red peonies
American Beauty roses and palms.
The table in the dining room was
q mass Of sweet peas. a large bowlful
of these fragrant flowers standing la
tho ccnter with q smaller bowl above
filled with gorgeous big pink ones.
rihk was the color which pEsdomi-
mated In the candles, cake and lee
cream. Mrs WELLER was asaiaied by
Mrs Sol benjamin. Mrs Hurry We'll
Ter and Mrs 81 Mandell. Miss cu-
mile Mandell WAS the presiding
genius at the punch bowl while Flor
ense WELLER was assisted Ia the aerv-
ing by a number OF her little friends
who aid their part most gracefully
and daintlly The reception was held
from four until six a'cioock and wah
largely attended.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01

aolng on h Los Angeles nnd oregon.
Mr.. Kari Hockenheimer arrived
Thursday nlaht from I'd pHeo. ne
win remain here until June ts, when
ne viii be married 60 Miss Henrietta
Mnndcli ~ tbia city. 4as
Mrs, Nein ~ Field has for her
house guest Mrs cutiing Of SANTA
Re.
George Walker viii retarn this
evening from f,any o. which point
he accompanied q numbnr ~ univcr.
silly girls who lrft This morning for
the east
The Thirty club win eivc dance
next Tuesday night nj the odd Fcl-
lows hall. which. Il ~ said viii he q
pleasant little society event for the
coming week.
Mrs. McCoilum, wife az ths princi.
pal Of the Fourth Ward schupi icfl
last night for Los Angaips TO spend
the summer months with nor daugh
ter Miss Laura. who n auendur
school on tho coast.
Miss Drew Chrisman, who has been
/ attending school al the varsity. letl
Thursday morning Tor her homo IN
Athens. ohio. Before going ahc VIII
stop over ia Pueblo 80 visit hor aunt
Miss Chrisman's father IL president
~ ohio university az Athona.
Decoration day wns observed hy Al
buquerque Lodge No. So, FrateFun
brotherhood Of America. on sunday
May 20. This Is an annual affair
with this order. The brotherhood 81
body marched 10 the cemetery and
decorated nine graves Of departed
members. The ceremony was an inn
prosalve one and very well attended
Mr.. Pierson left last night for Chi.
cage accompanied by Chuck Barn.
ard who viii 20 as far as Kansas
CITY. The latter was In Albuquerque
10 attend the annual banquet OF IN,
Tri.Alpha fraternity at the univer.
siiy.
There IL a very interesting rumoi
Boing the rounds 10 the effect that 6
well known young physician WIN,
left recently for Vienna. Austria. 4
spend the summer months. win b
accompanied when he sails from New
York by BRIDE young widow wh'
H. an Albuquerquean. u has been th'
deadest kind OF a dead secret II true
and confirmation OF the rumor vii
ne eagerly awaited.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01
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A Big Surprise Coming,

Tho benevolent md protett lve Or
der of islks ARE bnally making prep-
arations fns thca hlg 'bsuwout' on
the fourth az june. There VIII re
fancy eats" and coolies az fun nnd
froiic. with all the perfect finishink
touches which the sslks always as
sure when they put on a stunt Of TINS
kind. 1 interviewed an Eik this
week IN the attempt 20 get some or
the inside information on details o.
the affair. but he merely looked nya.
tpVious and snid cohfidentlaily thnt
the very best way to make y q sue
cess was to keep everybody gueaalns
and not divNige q thiER until the
tInc comes So the best ] can tel
YOU is that there Is g surrpise await
ing YOU which Will DO a surprise as v
surprise, and don't look SURPRISED
when the surprise comes. for ! nave
told YOU about H. The entertainment
committees. under the competent
Renerniship OF MR. Crosse az chair
man. his assistants. heads OF sub-c0nl-
mittees, being one Louis Gumpinef'
Ernest IandolfI. Jere Hagsard, GrpN-
or Devine. John Tierney and Fom
Y.inyille. The er-CaVanauAh
orchestra will orchestrate' Don
forget the lunch---the Elks are Sothk
20 devote considerable puins'aklns
Thought to this lunch which VIII Or
astronomical triumph.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01
MRS. LARAMORE
TELLS TROUBLES
lady IN GOodwaieF Describes Her
Distressing Experience and
Tells How She Vas
Finally Relieved.

ooodwaicr. Mo.--'Ever since was
Z Elite glrl," says Mrs. Riley Laran,ore.
"a was a great sufferer from dyspepsia.
suffered misery ailer ealing, and had
terrible heartburn.
thought ! had 90 suffer This way AZ
long as lived. but when began to take
Thcdiord's black Draughl, In small
doses, every night. the heartburn was al
gone IN q few days, and could sas
without distress.
Ilook two small packages IN all, ana
alihough that was some time ago, he
dyspepsia has not returned.
speak a good word for Thsdfofd's
Black Draughi whenever ! have the op-
pofiunlty."
II eating causes distress, we urge you
10 Try Thediord's Black DFaughs. Il
cleaases the system. helps the stomach 70
digest rs food, regulates the bowels. ard
stimulates the liver,
II acts genily and d without bad alter
effects. TfyA Price sc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01
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An Event for Miss Beaver.

Miss Walsh was hostoss Tuesday
afternoon In honor OF Miss May Beav-
en-, brldesso-be. the Walsh home being
attractlycly decorated IN pink and
white carnations fer the OCCASION.
with aIniiax and asparagus ferns 10
furnish tho greencry. A huge confer
piece 81 carnations and smiiaN mado
the table look a yeritablo bower. The
feature WINS "A variety shower" and
there We're ali sorts and Kinds OF
things that bride needs for hor
hemu-to-ho and for herself person-
ally. a novel amusement was a
game OF advice. and the amount OF
advice furnished % The prospective
bride certainty ought 10 make her
1lissfmliy happy-ur the reverse for
the rest Of her natural life.
Miss Walsh's guests were Misses
Nine heaven. Edith f.oehs Julia keie.
her, Lucy hicn. Jennie Tierney.
Manic Tirrney. lauren Asselin.
MarR6ret Asselin, Mary Kelly. Bc-
atrico Arslio. Toresita ArmlIo. Flor
ence Thehn. Helen rheiin ana Mary
Milish.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01

Exercise. ''sunhsamsm 81 Hope"
Members MayfIower and shing star
Glasses
sons sunshine IN the Heart" Duett
and Chorus Mayflnwer and Con-
quoror Glasses.
Exercise "sunbeams az Cheerful
ness .ss.sssss.sss PRIMARY Glass
song, little sunbeams Primary
Department
Recitation. "Sunoegmg OF Comfort"
s.,,., Girls Primary Department
sons, Whatsoever Ye May Do.
.... .tess. ...s-..asss..s HcheQl
Offering To be- given 20 the conave-
gational sunday school Pub. Society
Exercise, "sunheane ~ Temper.
anco" Happy Thought Circle Glass
song, The Temperance LahL"..
...,.ss.. Meme Chorus
Sons. Sunshine of Gods Love-.
t*.tt,......-s.sss Schoofs
Responsive service.
song. Marching I'm Ills Light.
's..ss... asssssssssssss. school
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01
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The Alumni Banquet.

The alumni banquet OF TIE Univer-
sity al New Mexico which brought i0
an end the very successful exercises
of Commencement Week on Wednea-
day night WAS one az the plcasautest
ever acid by tine association af SONS
and daughters az Alma Mater. the
event being held sn the Alvarado
which Of course assures that the eat
ing end OF the affair and the appoint
ments were quite perfect AFR. kirk
Bryan, home on furlough from Yale
was POSTMASTER and he was fully on
60 his job. Among those who re-
sponded "a toaSts after the chairs
were pushed back WAS Raymond
Giadding, one OF the graduates. who
made a neat little address on behalf
OF the Glass Of 12. MIR. Avian n.
White, state superintendent of public
instruction, who Is hopeful about lar-
ger appropriation for the University
from the present legislature and who
urged that greater efforts De made
10 enroll High school graduates az
She University; Prof NJ. r. Angel
who spoke for the faculty AID prcsl-
dent Il. w y. Bryan OF She hoard ~
regents, who complimented the school
most highly or its work for the year
and bespoke for Il an even more sue
cessful session neat year Covers wero
laid for thiriy at the banquet In
closing Il mus tnot bee omitted that
Miss Erna Ferguason was elected
president 81 the association for the
ensuing veHF
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01
Rogers-Beaven Wedding.

weddiug which is Of interest 20
most everyone Ia Albuquerque Is the
one which viii take place next Tues
day morning Ia the immaculate Con-
ccption church. when Miss Mae Beav-
On ~ 10 become the bride OF Mr. H.
II. Rogers. The ceremony will bo
held az 3 O'Clock IN tho morning,
after witch wedding breakfast Will
br served al the big Beaver home on
North Fourth street. Only inlmedi-
alto friends and relatives are 10 be
present. The church Is TO be dccofat-
"a Ia pink and white flowers. and
the bridesmaid VIII be gowned IN
white. wearing pink flowers Miss
Julia Kcleher Is 90 be the only BRIDES
maid Mr.. stephen Mathew will act
as best man. and Miss Beaver VIII
be given away by her father Miss
neaven viii wear white crepe meteor
druped with dew drop chiffon, and
trimmed ia roaeDuda. The bridal
train win be court train the Veil
a 70 be araped IN cap fashion. and
VIII be az bong ~ tho train, IN ths
aftornnnn Il recepAoB viii be- held
from two 10 six. az which Miss Beaver
VIII ~ assisted by her school friends
Tho house ~ 40 be beautifully decor
alod 10 pink and Mhite, win nank'
OF flowers everywhere.
Miaa BcaNen. who has grown un -
Albuquerque. D. d very popular gir
ana hiss many friends who viii wlNi
her an tho happiness lu tho world sh'
b. a mighty pretty glrl ana viii maxi
a chNrming hrde Mr.. Rogers. wn'
n widely nnd fhyorahly known, hole
responalbio position With ne SAINT
re. Many beautiful presents hav
been bestowed on Miss Beaver, 10
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01


IT, q. IAckey, a university student
left Thursday niKht for his home IN
Carisbad
Harold nm lett isss Night for
BluewuteF, n. A., where he has taxi
IN q position foF tho summer.
Miss incx Rolph, who has been at
tending the university. Left this week
for her home In tho south.
Dave Monroe has gone 20 Califor-
aiu Ca spend tho summer and "a the
IAN whl matgiculate ai bvland STAN
ford university.
Mls. rctAarl. who hna hecn visit
ing her slaior MRS. Frank Harris for
some time past lefi Monday for san
licfnardlno.
Wulara j Chamberlain lett last
night ior Winslow where he VIII ve'
main Tor short tiwe previous %
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01

a u an over: the inst oration has
been Grated. the anal diploma pre-
seated. the irst prize awarded, the
Gowns have been worn. the haunting
strains ~ the orchestra have died
away. the moonlight lnrcweiie have
hcen said. and the young men have laid
their dress suits away Isl lavender,
said q reluctant good bye 20 school
nF college associations and m the isto
ter case have started out 20 face the
duh and embarrassing and prosaio
pruposliion Of earning a living.
Commencement doings have taken
up tho spotlight in Albuquerque for
couple 81 weeks past and az usual
they have been Interesting and sue
ccasfui. So much has heen written
about them that " ~ hardly neccs-
spry % rseRpitnlRie. the closing eNer-
ciseE OF the University. the High
school. the Eighth graders. the nurses
~ 50 Joaeph's the indian school, the
district schools aieh we're quite
unique ,his year, and even the kinder.
gartens. All thai remains now are the
closing events at 81. Vincents Acade-
my next week. the crowning feature
81 which viii be the opcretta saul.
King of Israel" in the opera house.
The costumes for this piay are re-
markably pretty. the chorus 10 splen-
did. the acting az seen In the rehear-
sails has surprised the best friends OF
The young students and Sister I.oyola
who has been IN charge Of the per-
Torrance IL 10 be CONGRATULATED on
the unqualified success which is cer-
tain 10 mark the play.
What 7 WA say something anout
is the numerous social events ~ tho
week IN connection with commence
meni doineR hutswhich did hot appear
ON the official nrograms. Commence
ment ~ usual has filled IN a lot OF
iulis IN society doinRs otherwise and
some Of tho dancas and banqueis were
particularly worthy % note.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01

Geological moment "A RloEraph
Mani calculated one. "Oh dear. how
interesting Turning his head with
"a fetching smile he admitted the soft
Impeachment and soon was busy. with
an expert moving picture air. answer
inR all sorts of Questions as 10 how
many negatives u takes to make an
Affirmative and reeilng Oft film point
ers like an old hand a. the business.
After the Interesting conversation
with the nice younR char had pro-
gresseG FOR some distance. he became
conscience stricken aud trIed to break
u 10 them that he wasn't n Biograph
man az ALL IA wouldn't go however.
they Thought ne was lust heIng cute
ana his protestations were futile, es.
peciaily SO when he fell down on
giving the name 81 the street TO which
hc had escorted the inipresslonAbie
maidens while the convorsotion was IN
progress II was just q lovely adven-
ture with one Of those interesting
Telegraph men" and that's all there
is 10 Il.
Between ourselves, the same bogus
actor OF the moving pictures has lived
~ Albuquerque for half a year or go
and he viii never square IL IN the
world II he happens 60 have any hopes
Of pursuing the pleasant acauaint-
ance.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01
The Churches
FIRST Methodist.

FIRST Methodist.
First Methodist Episcopal. corner
OF Lead avenue and Third street.
Charles oscar Beokman. pastor. Miss
Edith 6orby. deaconess. The Rev.
$. Alonzo Bright. y. d., will occupy
the pulpit az II a. IN. The presence
OF Or. Bright insures a good sermon.
Mrs Cleo Collar Holloway will sling
a solo at this hour. AZ 9;45 a. M.
the sunday school meets. a. A.
Porterfield Is the superintendent. The
Epworth league devotional service
will be held AZ Z p. m. Emery Far
oat. leader. The pastor will preach
AZ s y. m. topic. "a Peculiar Quest. -
In this service tho Choral society viii
render two selections and Mr.. John
ID. Faulkenberg will lead tho congre-
gational singing. A cordial welcome
for all.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01
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Cantata Again Tomorrow.

There Is much interest IN the am
nouncemcnt that 81. Johns choir
will tomorrow repeat the beautiful
cantata. THE Prodigal Son.. which
proved such treat two weeks ago.
The same soloista Will take part and
their work and that 81 the chorus
win be a little better II possible than
on the first occasion. The proceeds or
the silver offering which VIII be taxi
en- are to go to the maintenance or
81. Philips mission Ia nelen In whsch
Mrs. A. 4. Morrisette. director Of the
choir Is particularly Interested.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01
Tri Alpha Banquet,

The annual banquet Of the Trial.
mia fraternity OF the University, held
TUESDAY Night az tho kivarado, was
a Jolly affair, covers being laid for
twenty-five and Mr.. Kirk, Bryan Of
aclating as masister nibendi ana mas
ter 81 ceremonies. The speakers OF
the evening were Messrs" Charles
Lembkc, II. o. snyder, Raymond -
Gladdlng. "A. - Healing. Cecil Davis
ana jack steenberg and frat affairs
In general was the topic OF discussion
IN addition to the fraternity brothers.
four pledges were present IN the
persons Of Joe McCaEna. Loais Hessei-
den. Lawrence Dackey and Leo Muir
Dhy.