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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-10
In the Social World

That all Of vaen-
eager to seize
IN inc youth OF the Christian when people adopted
less sentiment exant than at these
THAT ahntyshp between
during love
to friend The
bond Of soul knshp, otherwise called
corning the which,
properly presdos all affairs the whether
because this Leap
fancy tokens viii be the
notable change In the sentiment OF
while the trend Of the times
wives a'a themselves the Leap Year fad make this February
EXPRESS In word and by some love gift Of
but for all the The bride
me my heodto tonight upon your breast
ana close my eyes against the light inin would rest
Turns and oh. I'm 10 be
II joys Of life could ALLEVIATE this
Our ympathics fall TO my lot I'd
Bcrcft of friends though mott %
Your true regard, thro caran
And OH thank my God todey wife"
posYule coming week to be bright
on that date before that date and foioun~ , am Tbgb ,rng
And tho
she viii or not the Ideal girl wishes
Leap Year custom AFFORD pleasure
& ounces company to the ther parties and but the girls WHO
adore tbs signs and appeals Of the
Of
AFFAIR
sonr WIN be given ample opportunity Insecurity
The
awakening to the pursuit Of happiness Mrs A.
Harris of Providence H. who Is watering father
COL ~ w harris was the recipient OF social courtesy Tuesday afternoon
inc nome OF Mrs Sck'r Musical rccs patriotic celebrations n
honor OF Incon birthday
Harvard is 70 meetings par
ties continue with increasing ntereso the favored participants
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Basket Bail Dance.

The students Of the 4. II 5 are to-
day hllariously happy over the out
come of the double game with the
Las Vegans last evening. And that
they were worked themselves to a
high pitch of enthusiasm during the
game last evening is attested by the
spectators who made up the large
crowd that witnessed the game In the
armory The girls from the Meadow
City displayed skill in individual play.
ing but lost through lack OF team
work. The Las Vegas boys s1roys 10
emulate the local team In playing into
each others bands, but were no match
for the .ieyerness OF the A. II. $. At
any rate, when the game was over and
he shouts OF triumph had subsidized 10
allow the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT or
chostra 10 have a turn the local stu
dents of the a. n. s and u. y. NJ did
their utmost To make the visitors for
get their disappointment over the
Eame by cordial entertainment al the
dance. After something over an hour
spent IN dancing the crowds dispersed
declaring that each Friday night gets
to be more exciting than the one be-
fore
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thrown Of Harvard. -

Though many have boon aware that
the rchcarsals for the forthcominp
drama by the University students has
been going steadily forward. Il comes
as an agreeable surprise Ia everyone
that We are 10 have the opportunlty
t. see this production go soon az Fob
ruary 10 An know that this college
play is 20 he one Of tho richest ever
staged In Albuquerque. Thnt Mr. s.
Y. Lanhum. the experienced drama
tist, b. coaching the performers Is as
Furanco OF superior work in charac-
ter sketches. stage sotting ana fl-
nCase.
The scene IL at Harvard. and the
theme IL a thrilling story OF Harvard
lifo. in which "a BOAT race furnishes
tho material for the unfolding OF
Students intrigue. valor and onthu9-
iasm. Scene ono g. in the hcro's
room "a Harvard, BY the way. the
" Brown at Harvard" rs To be impcr-
Eonated by Raymond Gladdlng, who
carries the leading role with tho sang
frOid born OF ability. Scene two takes
place ON the college campus. Tho
boat house Is the scene for the third
act and the fourth closes the drama
as u began In the room Of Tom Brown
and his Classmetc. Tom Madden. 9TH
orwisc known as Charles LCmhko.
Miss Charlotte Pratt Is 20 De the
leading lady. Miss Emma Kenyon. and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-10

table Compound. My husband said il
would restore my health and il has. -
Mrs. MAY WYATT, Ashland, Ky.
There are probably hundreds Of thos-
sands OF women in the United States
who have been benefited by this famous
old remedy, which was produced from
roots and herbs over thirty years ago by
woman 10 relieve woman's suffering.
Read what Another w oman says;
Camden, N. III had female trou-
bic and serious displacement and was
tired and discouraged and unabeto DO my
work. My doctors told me never could
be cured with0at an operation, but
thanks 10 Lydia +. pinkham's Vegetable
Compound / am cured of that affection
and have recommended Il 70 more than
one OF my friends with the best results. +"
Mrs. ELLA JOHNSTON, 1924 Vine 81.
II yea want special advice write 10
Lydia y. Plnkham Medicine Go. lcOnil.
dentlaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read aud answered BY a
WOmfn aud held la strict confidence.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-10

Ballut Abyad temple. a. a. -. y. NJ
s., has issued invitations to a func-
ton IN the Masonic temple 20 be held
ON the date that Is responsible FOR
Leap Year 1912. Tho Shriners are
not eNactly responsible 70. the date.
but hencetorth will bear the respon-
sihility for making February 20. 1912.
one long to be remembered by local
Masons. their wives. daughters. sis
tors mothers and sweethoarts.
This is the first really elaborate ar
fair In the new temple and is rich in
promise of pleasure, A grand ball is
10 be a primal feature OF the enter
tainmont, but there viii be club room
entertainment provided Tor nom
dancers that will equal or perhaps
excel the ball room advertisement. In
accord with the spirit OF the time and
particularly the date. the ladies are
expected 10 purchase tickets. SUE for
the privilege of oscorting the Mobiles
To the temple and once t.iere 20 500
liclt dances and in every way demon
strate their idous OF good form 70
those usually So the role OF sultors.
The " citations outline q few 0f the
Joys 20 be expected ara lists the dig
nitaries by the oriental titles vino are
90 look after the welfare of tho ladies.
Following rs The personnel OF the
hot sands committee:
Sam (our only Sam) pickard, ORR
entail entertainer In chaef. Charlie
Kunz. most popular oriental chantcr;
Paul Warmer Little Egypt, the fa-
vorite Of the harem; Charlie chad
wick. ncCl and toe (brands) expert;
William r. a, Gierke and William C.
Oestrolch. knights OF che hath
Charels A. Wreht, master of tho ban-
10. Carl Davidson. official sand and
Oh piper; A. D. Alger. u. u. s., cx.
FOUNDER of the Koran; Bonnie iaffa.
purveyor OF zam-zem Cce cream F.
David s. Rosenvald, sydney T. Ros-
onwald. masters OF the royal ward
robe; Harry strong, Keeper OF the
exalted pass, 'harles O. Cushman.
chief OF stunts; Dr. l., II. Chamber
Nm. medical and surgical director;
George ~ Ellis vendor OF celestial
music. Fred Miller, Cupid's messen-
ger; y. A. Mann. member managing
committee. paushters OF lists: John
w Wilson. ls1lc Barth. Thomas 81.
Wilkersun. members managing COM
mittee. Daughters of Isis; DR.. John W.
Colbert. radical adviser and last re-
sort; william 70. Walton. Bertlllon
measuromonts speciality Figures
don't ue); DR. i. w. Elder. medical
advisor 10 queen Isis; j. r. Keogh,
knight of the grip; Fred "a Kent, Nae
Jan: a.. r. Blackwell, HadE Coucy y.
Brown soaom Bey; sam q. cart.
wright. purycyur OF good things to
eat twholesnlcIs Charles. D.. Cumor,
lleht housekecptr: Addie G.. Crayuor,
link and pin. g. o. Clark. bell cord
manipulation; John Davcrn. run
easyi" otto Ham, pyramid Inspector;
Rice w. Hoyt k'eper OF blue ribbons.
Fred hammer, chief OF Zee plant =.
la. McQulddy, sphinx keeper. y A.
Nohl, Persian scr.ho; Arthur G.. Ralth-
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Third Lyeeum Entertainment.

II ts now a fOrprunp conclusion
that each OF the entertainments Of the
Redpath Lyceum series Is to be pro-
duced TO "A crowded house. The Whit.
ney Brothers FIRST IAurant. the Ma
.gician second, and third-the third OF
anything Is always best, unless com.
PARSONS are odious'-is to be- the to
brun Grand Opera company Tuesday
evening
The Whitneys captvated all who
heard them and the music stores state
that records for the whitney songs
are In great demand since their ap-
pearance here l.aurant In his line
was truly q past master OF wizardry
and now people are on tho que vivo'
OF anticipation 10 hear the grand opera
singers who have a world wide repu.
tation and are 10 sing from the world
famed grand operas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-10

The odd Fellows hall was taxed 90
Us capacity Thursday evening 60 ac-
commodatc tho attendants and dane
ers at the midwinter ball under the
auspices Of tho Grand International
Auxiliary Of the u. of l.. IT, The
mon who make life IN the west pos-
siblo, who operate the trains that en-
ter and leave Albuquerque, were there
enjoying the occasion as only fearless
railroad warriors can enjoy relaxation
from engine duty, Tier ladies we're
handsomely gowned ana danced their
n,erriest 80 the strains Of the Rluoher
orchestra. The ladies of the auxiliary
have every reason to foel gratifiod hy
the social success of the annual bail.
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paunhtern Id Recelve.

The annual reception of The Daugh.
ters OF the American Revolution Will
be held this year at the home OF Mrs.
Ray BOruff In concert with the re-
ception by the Lew Wallace chapter
in this city. the u. A. II. all over the
nation will celebrate Washington g
birthday by similar affairs that In
attendance are restricted to the
members. and one or perhaps two
guests for each member.
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Moose to Give Initial Hail.

ono OF the several festivities TO
mark ST. Valentines day will be- the
hrst ball by the lately organized
Moose lodge. Being a brother ~ the
Elk the Moose are not cutters in any
sense. and have already demonstrated
they have come to stay and be an in
tegrul part OF tho social and frator-
nal llfo OF the city. The initial ball.
which hereafter Is TO be- an annual
function viii be glvon la odd Fell
lows hall ana promises to be- one OF
the big events OF tho month.
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ception three years ago, and 70 her
zeal is due much credit for the pres
cnt prosperous condition of the ASSOC
citation. The board accepted her res
lgnauon with regrets. but had no
other choice. since illness ln her tam-
ily made resignation from such heavy
duties Imperative.
Al special meeting of the directors
this afternoon called Tor the purpose
"a new president was elected 20 fll
the vacancy made by DR. Cartwright's
withdrawal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-10

Ohlcors for the year we're installed
by the WOmens Catholic order of
Forosters at n LARGELY attended meet.
ing OF that order. held In Red Mems
hall Thursday. Refreshments were
served after the installation. The new
officers installed are as follows; Chief
Ranger, Miss Helen Hloolman, vice
chief ranger; Mrs. Mary Railing re-
cording secretary: Miss Nellie Mui-
Inns. financial secretary; Mrs Hattie
Lawlor, treasurer; Lucy Balling, Mary
Keleher. Teresa with aud Anna stew.
ems, trustees: Pauline Ford and Jane
OLoughln, scntinels; Minnie Kleke
and Catherine Switzer, conductors.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-10

Every wOman'a heart responds 10
the charm and sweetness OF baby's
voice. because nature intended her for
motherhood. But even tho loving
nature of a mother shrinks from tho
ordeal because such q time Ia usually
a period OF suffering and danger.
Women who use Mothers Friend are
saved much discomfort and suffering,
and their systems, being thoroughly
prepared by this great remedy, are
In a healthy condition 20 meet tho
time with the least possible suffering
and danger. Mothers Friend IL
recommended only for the relief and
comfort OF expoetant mothers; Il Is in
no sense a remedy for various Ills.
but itB many years OF success. and
the thousands OF endorsements re-
oelved from women who have used Il
are guarantee OF tho beneht TO be
derived from IFS use. This remedy
does not accomplish wonders but sim.
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Mothers Friend allays nausea. pre-.
vents cakipg Of "a -
the breasts. and mwN8RPNSS
IA every way EX
contributes 90 ~ ElP1R1nn
strong. healthy 49, ~"~~S~
motherhood. Mothers Friend Il sold
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BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.. Allanls. &C.
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Veterans 10 Observe Llncoln's Birth.
0ny

In order TO Jointly commemorate
the birthdays OF Washington and lin
colin the Veterans Of @. X Warren post
ct the q. A. r. are planning To- hold
u patriotic public meeting next week
The final arrangements have not bocr
made but the COMMITTEES h 90 NEE
Monday evening TO fix the date. se.
cure the speakers ana invite the n
dies patriotic societies 20 join them
I'm the celebration.
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suer.sfuI Cllnreh 10.


The ladies Of ST. Johns parish were
out Ia large numbers and prcttlest
gOwns 90 greet each other and enjoy
the hospitality OF the Mesdames
Quickel Thursday afternoon. A sue
cess 81 course. Each one OF tho ST.
Johns teas lately have been succesB-
ful and each one has seemed best.
The affair Thursday afternoon was
ono 81 these. The pleasant rooms OF
the Quickol homo on North Fourth
street were made pleasanter by ar9is-
tic arrangement of Odorous pink ear
nations ana festoons of smllax. Tho
luncheon was delicious. II could not
be- otherwise In this home. AZ tho
dining table Mrs. clifford Hayden and
Mrs. Cnrteg Quickel poured and scry-
Ing the refreshments were Mesdamcs
Guy Rogers. w n. King. G. W. Kung.
G. =. Myers. Louis mgiee, I'VE Mar
tin, g. 4. Jones, Mrs Elsie MyerBs ~
All afternoon ladies were arriving
In groups but the exodus was deferred
tin suudown.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-10

Sc. VnIcntinc,s So lnl.

An ante-Lenten fostiyity that PROM
ises TO afford Fun enough To suffice
pleasure lovers from ST. Valentines
TIL Easter Is the social next Wednes-
day In odd Fellows hall. when the
Young Ladies' sodality VIII entertain
It's friends and the general public
There are several society ladies ia
charge of arrangements who the past
few days have been busy soliciting
and collecting aprons for the booth
TO be stocked with aprons OF every
conceivable variety. Then there will
he the booth stocked with home made
CONNECTIONS and the paddle wheel that
viii In itself be an evenings enter
talnment The card games. refresh
ments ana sundry diversions Will keep
visitors constantly engaged in the pur-
suit of pleasure.
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Piano Recital.

Tho parlors of Miss Louise Nichols
home was thronged with visitors last
Thur7day evening on the occasion az
her pupils recital Each performer
manifested careful training and the
numbers from the masters were splen-
didiy rendered In a way that caused
auditors to wax enthusiastic Mr.. Lee
Roy Yott, the viCiinist, assisted the
panistcs by rendering several violin
selections that were heartily enjoyed
and as many encores were insisten'ly
demanded.
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Isnm In the Arnory

Tho bcenfit ball 60 be- given by "a
cotcric of society leaders in the ar
mory Wednesday night is TO be- one
of the big functions of the week. and
will bring out society ~ full force and
fun dress. The beneficiary IS 20 be
the Anthony hospital FOR women. and
one or two OF the womcns fratcrnities
are also sponsoring the ball
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-10

Auction bridge is all the rage n
you have not a copy OF Metcalrs
rules governing the game. get one.
The past three years the game has
the east but just lately has the tame.
ordinary bridge been superseded In
this city by the llvelier game OF auc-
ton bridge whereat Il 81 possible Ia
gain or lose all" much faster.
one OF the merry auction bridge
contests happened Wednesday after
noon when Mrs. B. S. Rodey entor-
tanned "a select few-yery few. only
one table of players.
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that she Is suporiatiycly fine In this
part all who have seen the rehearsals
attest Miss Adele Howell Is To be
hottie I.cmbke lmpersonates Miss
rhorne. Miss Edith Sinclair is rep
resented by DTusella Crisman. Fob
Arens, who Is recognized as dra-
matte star Of local theatres, IN Go be
Mr. Thorne the tutor. The irish co.
medlan is to he taken by Fred CAL
kins as O'iIara. Charles Lembke ~
the roommate OF the hero and PLAYS
an important part In the plot The
role Of villain s. Co BE- carried by
Charles ArcnH who has already won
laurels as skilled impcrsonator.
Kenyon. tho drunk. Is Co be Harold
Hill. and In tho boating crew are
eight varsity youths Hamilton (who
Is also the "old clothes MANI; Bob
Arcns. the stroke oar George
walker. Junior O'Riclly, Midget
Hunter. Lackey. Littcrcll
" there is anything Aluuquorqueans
like II Is hume talent theatres. The
plays OF the varsity students are not
In any wise amateurish. but fun OF the
ginger OF professionalism. and II seems
likely the opera house will he crowded
on the evening Of February 49, A.
any rate the students deserve tho most
liberal patronage from citizens In All
their productions. Tho forthcoming
one Is really the most prctenlious and
ablcst yet ossayed. and remember that
the proceeds accrue 10 the fund tor
the athletic association.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-10
WIFE'S HEALTH
RESTORED
Husband Declared Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Would Re-
store Her Health,
And Il Did.


with me. ] had fe-
maleand kidney trou-
bic and was so bad Off
! could hardly rest
day or night / doc
tored with oil the
best doctors in town
and took many kinds
Of medicine but moth
ing did any good un-
Ill / tried your won
derful remedy, Lydia
u. Pinkham's Vege-
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ST. Valentine Party.

Another OF the Publications COM
memOratiye OF the patron saint OF
love affairs Is 10 be the social Ia tho
Gold and broadway church next ruof-
day evening The hosts are 10 bee the
LOYAL Sons who will be assisted by the
girls OF tho "searchers" club 10 thin
merry making every one Is invited
There Is 20 be a postoillce, o shooting
gallery. a FISH pond and games ga.
lore. Come one and an, II you are not
Ia love yOu viii want 10 be on 81
Valentines day, and the loyal Sous
will coach Won In the fine arts OF SEN
timCnt 90 this party
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MR.. HlckeY 20 Enterinln CIuh.

Mrs. NJ. r.. Hickey will be hostess
to the study session OF the Tuesday
Literary club on the regular meeting
day the coming Tuesday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-10

Il. Uranium Inspector; Virgil Z. srlck-
land, knight of tho throttle; william
NJ. Thomas. camel tanner; Charles
Wilson, Keeper OF the sacred goat J..
". Cox, lasso expert.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-10

Banquet at Alvarado.

Plans are going forward FOR tho
annual banquet by the students Of
the q. y. "a. shat regularly takes
place on Washington's birthday The
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-10

An enthusiastic welcome was ten,
dcrcd the basketball teams from th,
Las Vegas high school yesterday after
noon by the students OF the a. II. s
After the first greeting of the cigh
teen members of the visiting com
pany tho high school students gath
cred In the assembly hali of tho Cen
trial school ana for tho cdlgication ol
the visitors rendered the following
program:
Plano Margaret Cartwright
Vocal solo Margaret Franklin.
Playlct--"Those old swcothoarts of
Mine" The role of the bride was
carried by Salomo Stateson and that
of the groom by Paul Camp
%ylophone solo-iiarl Frank. Ac-
companicd by high school orchestra.
CoFnot solo Charles Clark.
AZ the conclusion Uf the program
the entertainers put tho browning
touch to the fun by giving hearty
school Yell In response the visitors
rose To their feet and topped II Off
with enc better by Justify shouting
the l.. " n. s.
with such a spirit OF comradcshlp
she basketball games were fought last
evening in tho armnry
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Mu0leal Tomorrow AIteTnoon.

Another parlor musical Is 20 be
given by D cotede of pianlsies. read
ers, yocalists tomorrow afternoon at
the Presbyterian sanitarium. The
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Swing Meeting 40 Mrs. ButIcr's.

The iollisst kind of work meeting
WAS tho sewing bee Thursday after
noon al the home al Mrs. r.. q. But
Ter ON North Fifth street The work
crs who were present are members
of the Aid society OF tho Gold and
Broadway church.
Many aprons were made ana many
more were cut out Aprons are not
the only thing that were made Plans
we're made. Plans for an April baE-
aar. and plans for a February lecture
by "a local orator % be given under
the direction Of tho Aid society. Three
ladies affiliated with the Ala society
as new members. These are Mes
DANES Bradshaw Branstettor, Smith.
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Three young ladies' OF the Rebekahs
are 70 be hostess at the dance IN Odd
Fellows hall on the seventeenth. This
als0 is 20 be for the woman's hospital
that is being established By DR. Chcv-
.ailiicr.
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| IL 40 happens in the course of hui
man events that nothing that is cnn
pause or stay" and IN the course of
the Young Women's Christian associ-
alton work unforeseen occasions bring
| changes. one OF these Is tho recent
resignation of Miss Harriet Butchel
SAKE. the general secretary, who for
nearly two years has directed affairs
Of the local association and for tho
past decade has been active n assoc
citation work In the larger cities of De-
troii. Nashville, Los Angeles and else
where.
Miss SAKE contemplatos retiring
from Y w. G.. =. activities for "A year
or more ana 10 devote her time 20
educational pursuits In Arizona and
california; hence her resignation. that
was accepted by the board OF direct
ora with a vote of commentator for
the service here rendered. The assoc
citation has In the past two years
grown from an associationui infant 60
sturdy promising youth housed in its
own building. "a reserve FUND of sev-
cral thousand In the bank and band
Of loyal workers upbuildng its spirit
uai and social life.
tAN tttt itNNA NWNAW ifA NNiN|A NNN iMhf
labored early and late 10 place the
institution on stable financial basis.
and with the corporation OF benc-
factors nix, Judge Abbott. Joshua
Reynolds. "a al, this has Deen accom-
piished. Expenses have been reduced
10 the minimum. while the work q
being prosecuted with greater zeal
than ever
The successor 20 the general secre-
taryship has not set been appointed.
but In the interim the directors are
managing business affairs while the
efficient house secretary will take
care of the girls and the home. and o.
some time elapses before new secre-
iary IS supplied an VIII 20 smoothly
anyway
Very gratifying are tho letters from
the west central territorial and ra-
tonnl executives commencing the
management OF the young association
that has been doing the difficult pio-
neer work the past three years
Another resignation that has been
made necessary by Illness in The fame
ily 81 the resignee is that OF DR. Mnr-
garet Cnrtwrlsht president of the
board OF directors. Dr Cartwright
mas devoted her time ard enorgios
MOST earnestly 90 the y. ~. e. AL
work ana has been al the head of
the official board ever since ts m-