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ed trip over the United states She
has made special study OF social
evils in All the cities. hiss visited re-
atcs and the feeble- minded. Mrs
Wells IN a prominent rlnb woman and
has spoken before many clubs through
the c0untry. Her addresses are very
interesting aud Instructive.
NIT John Jones OF Racine Wis.
arrived In this city Thursday evening.
re, and mis- wife who ~ visiting hef
sister. Mrs. \. J.. Soden, iiOt North
SECOND street. viii be- here for several
weeks.
Mrs. Oscar i.inerlng. sabinnl. New
Mexico. n the guest 0f Airs. G.. t.
Sutten, Gas south Walter street.
MIR and Mrs Sol WELLER. iibi West
Tiirras, have returned from delight
ful trip through the east They
slapped IN r. Louis. Chicago. and New
York. while in So, isnnls they visited
their SON David, who has q position
with Rice. silk and company, whole
sulcrs. ITO expects 80 travel for the
company ia q very short time with
headquarters IN AihuuurrQue. The
Wriilrrs were away month during
which Mr.. WELLER bought nm extensive
line of spring and summer goodN
Mr. and Mrs Frank Pooler are
planning "a move into their bungalow,
SOS North Eleventh street, next week,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-22
GEORGE
DAYS
Tuesday Club Talks of Westminster
Abbey and MEXICAN Cathedr1Ls Mrs.
Wells Addresses the Womdn's Club

VI T. salmon ana AIRS. Geors4 q
Taylor. ~
THE Country cgnb met with Mr. ana
Airs. Edward knced "Wednesday even.
ing After several lively games of
Ave hundred. delicious refreshments
were served. the first prizc wns Won
by Mrs. puppe. The members 81 thle
club are Mf. and Mira. =. vogt. Air.
! sam Washer. ana Mr and Mrs 3. A.
| Pappa Air. and Mrs. puppe win ems
ieriain ihe cinh next wee
The Microbes club 6.,s not meet this
week aecgUEe or the death ~ aff n
w y. bryan and Mr.. swayne.
Tho thirty club and ita guests
danced Wednesday evening nj odd
Fellows hall A very small crowd
was present bat Il made up for lin
good time sandwiches and coffee
we're served about III o'clock, after
which the programs were finished.
Mrs Bert skinner was hostess "a
the Tuesday Afternoon sewing club
this week. Tho club members are
AIRS. Henson Newell. Mrs. oscar
Gosch. Mrs. Jack Sheehan. Mrs FRAN
els cnyot Airs. iiert Skinner, Miss
irene saint and Miss Jean Hnbhs.
Mrs Newell will entertain the club
next week.
The Evening bridge club NEE
Thursday at the Woman's club. Alra.
Charles White, Mrs. Hugh Collins and
Mrs Frank Tnll served delightful
supper after number Of exciting
GAMES were played.
Mrs -. a. earns was qloatess 20 the
Tuesday Afternoon bridge club this
week. AIRS. r. y. Garfield. Mrs
FRANK storts. AIRS. W. &. Kelm and
Miss Grace Axteli are new msmbers
~ this club.
The Monday Afternoon Bridge club
met this week With Mrs. MARY VI Hla-
Gins, si0 Enet Central and spent "A
very delightful afternoon. A lovely
two-conrse lunch was served. Mrs.
Higgins entertained the club members
and few other guests. They were
Mrs. Frank r. Tuli, Mrs, g. y, Lew
Der. Mrs. J. A. Reldy, Mrs y. n.
earns Mrs. y. ". Briggs. Mrs John
Wilson. Mrs D. n. CHI, Mrs. e. W.
Camp. Mrs Cleo. u. Seateaon, Mra a..
4, kistler, Mrs Carson and Mira y J..
Bradiord.
The German club met Thufsday az
ternoOn with Mrs Ncn flfeid SEA
West Copper agcnue. Current events
were discussed FIRST. followed by pro-
verbs from different poets. An hour
Was devoted 40 the study of lhson's
drama. when the Dead Awake" and
Die Burgkinder, by Herx0g wns read
for half an hour. A Haffee. klatEch
completed the afternoons program.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-22

Services are held in the Woman y
club building at the corner al Sow
enth street and Gold avenue. sui"
sunday morning 80 ~ o'clock. sub
icct for the week. Mind Wodnes-
day evening services are al o'clock.
The public is cordially invited 10 at
tend these services, sunday school ~
90 o clock
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fast SUNDAY evening ST. John
choir repeated The CJntuta, go, l'd\
cot Rest" ana % it is possible. sang u
ucti.r than they did Two weeks ago.
The chorus work was fine ana tho
tolos Wvr, SUNG cNc"pti0uullN we'll
The -oluists were Mrs ". J.. Brad
lord. irsi soprano, Mrs. T., \. Foi-
roster second soprano, Miss Edttn
Walker. FIRST alto. Mrs. \. g. Morris
settle. second alto. Ihas. Andrews,
tenor. Hugo Meyers, baritone, GrorS'
Etcritt. bass.
An utfrrtory solo. Abide WIN Me"
Vis sung beautifully by Mrs p. l..
bradford Mrs Bradford b. giit'd
with an unusual Voice and sang tnv
solo supcTbly.
AIRS Thos l.. Dyer, wife of tn,
pastor ~ The Congregational church.
entertained the girls oi the rhildthCa
class. Monday evening. \ brief husi-
mess session was followed by de-
lightiul social hour during which
light refreshments wcr" served.
NcXt Thursday afternoon the la.
dies Ala society oi tho Gold amt
Broadway church viii meet with Mrs
81 l.. Earring
The ladies' of 81 Pnul's Lutheran
church gave their monthly coffee ln
the church purlors. Wednesday aft
"ruuun. delicious supper Wal
.trypd,
4 modernizod work social was Civ
pu bN the ladies ut TIA Central avenue
Methodist church at the home OF Mrs.
Sruily SEQ Fast Central avenue.
Tuesday afternoon. About twenty
tive ladies were present and great
deal ot work was accomplish a. \
holt ot Bingham was yut into Kitchen
aprons. which viii probably Dee I'm
ishcd AZ the next meeting.
The members 81 81 Johns choir
will give % run choral service the
FIRST sunday evening ut every month.
beginning March 2
Tho ladies ot the February commit,
Zee OF the Presbyterian Ladies An
society request the plcusur' ot your
company ana assistunc" ut AN All
bay" sewing party in the church par.
Tors. February "a. from 10 o'clock AN
an o. Each lady rs asked to hring
lunch tor two ana to invite one gen
tcman to come and pay 20 cents I"r
his lunch.
METHODIST SOCIETIES MEET.
IN, Home and Foreign Missionary
societies ct the First Methodist Fps
Oopal church met In the church par
lurH Thur7dny afternoon.
AIRS a. z. Casper WAS th" leader
Scr the program given hy the Home
Missionary society aud read % review
pf the Sacred Book 1T Inc Alnrmons.
Mrs, g., a. Tharp led the program
which the Foreign Missionary society
gave ana was assisted nv AIRS. por'
terrified Their subject was the ia
ucationnl Revolution In china
hus.noss session followed. after
which light refreshments were served
", Mrs g. \ Tharn ana Mrs g. -
Beckman.
H.....
The girls Of the scarchers' club ol
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-22

'Do sou think the time win ever
come when th. swords Niil hc c0n-
verted into ploushshnrorF
go"
"Then YOU de- not expect universal
peace"
ooh. that mar come. hat swords
are so easily utiligod for decorative
purposes. Chicago record Herald.
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Los Angeles Polioewoman
Proves Interesting Speaker !;
Numerous Small Affairs
During Week Among the
Card and Sewing and Lit
erary Clubs

The Tuesday Literary club met this
week az the home Of Mrs Louis Hun.
ing ITO North Eighth street. Mrs.
Edward a. Mum was the leader for
The afternoon. and fnc subjects for
discussion were Westminster Abbey
ana thc cuthedrnlH OF Mexico.
Mrs. }. ~. Wrath discussed the
architecture 90 Westminster Abbey
aud Mrs VIM Couuou ~ many chap
els ana the chair where So many kinks
nave been crowned First hand Inn
prgsaiuua 81 tllo Abbey were given Oy'
the ladies who have visited a.
A talk On the cathcdrals of Mexico
ana tho one in the Ciiy nf Mexico. IN
particular. was given 0y Mrs. Louis
Huning. general discussion of cur.
reni oNnnla lollGMeh.
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NlIenlIou OWI-

Al members of Nest lnt,, 80, % br
are earnestly requested Co dlicnd
meeting to be- held TUESDAY February
20. 1913, at 1880 y. m. ui Srrrc'nfl
HrhheT's office. 1in south second
street. Albuquerque. g. NJ,
A. A. SEDlLLO. President
a. a. REBnEH, secretary.
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II"ruEnNN HOOK SOCIAL.

the BOOK social gwen last evening
IN the purlurs of 81. Puurs Lutheran
church was great success ENcrS o.
one brought book or its equivalent
and a fine beginning was mad" for
the SUNDAY school library.
lee cream ana cake were served
after the program, which follows;
Piano solo. Master Howard Mann
Opening Address irwin Danicls"n
"My Ago" ...........A Anna Sausca
our Very Best" ......Ruth Tick"rt
"Our Flag" ...... Margaret klcinWurt
Speech O. silver Slenc'. Golden
................. NJ. an KCcfcr
Here ". Are. Don't t.cH.c Is out
............. Song hy scholar
My Cuuutry's F'lug." Harold Stum'ns
The Rcd, white and Bluc,'......
...........,... Della Daniclscu
The Little Army" riv" Little Boys
THE liirds song '.......,.....t
...... ...Allcc ana Mabel Olc~"n
nor Spcwh. ,..... Eleanor ulvs0n
AN Upset" Rudolph Sickltr
''AIV Ride" ......,... Florence Mn~rtti
"Dnuy's Bedtime. .,., Marian poldc
Motion Song" sung by scholar
''pussX'a Picture" Niarg1rct StamcnH
counting" . Johanna klcinWort
Don't" ...... Josephine Schrcth a.
Three L.,ilc kittens ......,.
.................. sung by scholars
Good Night. ...... Estrllo Brodrll
Scene ~ the Ticket OFFICE" q
short PLAY.
Mrs " v. Walton entertained tho
committee Tor the fancy work tuhl'
at tho Faster tea To- be- given hy The
ladies at ST. Johns guild, at her
home Monday afternoon. \ great
deaf was planned and quite a hit t,-
a. Al
Herbert Rose ana AIRS WIN springer
met with the committee member
who are Mrs W Y. walton. chair 70
man. Mrs Bert skinner Mrs. lluhn
Mycr Miss Dolly Mcclellan and Mts-
Jean Huhhs, Mrs Frank Wilson, Mr-.
Al Frost, Mrs. w. j. Algcr aud Mrs.
Robert Hutu'y have hcea invited q"
meet with the committee nest Mon
daN afternoon Ht $50 o'clock.
Mrs. " W. strong is giving COM
plimcntary tea tor the hvnetit oi tho
Ladies' Aid treasury at the First
Methodist Episcopal churcn Nctl
Elaborate refreshments are planned
and the AFFAIR promises To- b" q gvrdi
success.
o
The ladies of the order of tho East
crn star are giving e Colonial dance
this evening ln the Masonic hnll. Dee
urltious ot nlEs and bunting give ihe
huu holiday Hppearnnrt Ihc pro-
grams are in Keeping with the day
having two small nags crossed on
Thorn with small pictures - Martha
aud George Washington between the
tags
The ladies an the reception com
mittpo ana the girls who serve viii 10,
dressed in colonial costumes ana u
~ nourd that many of the guests vii
dress n tho style of the latter part al
The eighteenth century.
Punch. thick with cherries. ant
waters win ho served throughout th'
/ evening.
Tho Daughters of the American
Royoutiun met today nt the homo al
Mrs y. T.. stevens. $40 West Goa
avenue. u was very informal SEES
| sion There WAS q basket lunch nttcl
/ which each lady told q patriotic story
ana general discussion OF patriotic
! events followed.
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Gcrmnn Lutheran Church.

Rev T.. kretzschmar pastor To-
morrow afternoon. February esd. q
German service viii bc held 40 the
Central Methodist church. corner Ar
no and Central avenue. beginning NJ
30 q. ~.
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First Methods. Episcopal corner
Lead avenue aud south Third street
charles Oscar GrrkWah. Pnhl"i
Edith Gorby, d,a'nn'ss' Ftearilh
hy an. pastor "a 90 o. m ana 80 -.
m Tho moruine theme VIII Doe "lhr
Life THAT ~ life .irrnnli rNenine
topic. Seven MarnH ot Conversion
Nr nohe,t seveH and Altss Nuih
uright viii favor us with % duet az
the morning hour 1rd inc chpir VIII
have "a soiortion ln thc oyenhr inc
sunday school meets "a $50 a. M
~ \ p0rterheld, sunctlhtrndohl' IN.
EpWurth league d"Nnillh w" ~
G.gO h. IN Mrs. e.. %. Hickman, lead
~ stranger and frivnds viii hnd 70
cordial welcome
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GOSSIP or PEOPLE.

Miss Onle Brown. Newport Ken
lucky. rs spending q month with her
sister Miss ida Brown. iin East Cen
irui s number of small AFFAIRS have
nccn given in Miss browns hon"r.
nv Mike Nash Of tbe Nash Electric
COMPANY. H. enjoying e visit from his
brother. George Nash of D"s Moin"s'
Iowa.
Miss Nay t. Donaldson. Well
known pubic stcnoErupher and Miss
Frances Divine daughter 20 Mr. ana
Mrs. NJ l.. Divine. .rft on Tuesday ioi
70 Two months stny in southern CALI
lornm They stopped two DAYS al the
Grand canyon
Nf and AIRS Dunlap and Mr. and
Mr. 81 n Sodrn al Rialto. Califor'
MIA. hive come GO this city "a ROMAN
snme time ana are living nt ii0f
Nogth second street AIRS John Jones
of Racine. nnsln, q sister 90 Mrs.
soden. b. Waiting them for few
weeks
Mrs Alice steoblus Wells. "A student
~ social conditions. has hcrn the
guaft at Or Margaret Cartwright. This
Week Airs Wells is returning 80 her
home In Los Angelcs after an extend
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-22

Christian Science services, ilHi''N
building. Sunday D. 10. m. -uHi''.t,
''Ntind. TcstimouN meeting Wedi'H
dny. \ D. ~. Tho public ls cordially
invited
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Immnlmlatc ConrcrtInn Cllnrll.

SOdalitV mass. 20. m; clildrru
mass N.30 &C. M; high mass and ser
mon. 10 u. M Nrspvrs, inetructiun
and RoncdIctlou 1880 y. M. holy
mass every day, 3 H. M, LcntcI sct-
Woe. "Wednesday uuj FRIDAY evening,
: so.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-22

Az u w. Iataisoh at thla city. ard
Mlss Edna Johnson uf Winchester.
Miss. were united IN marriage az
hlKh noon on "wednesday. February
~. I'd Dun-Caifu The beautiful sd-
hurbHn home ~ Mr. aud Mrs Ed
ward johnson, the brides parents.
Rev. John W sutcr an EpNcuia,i
minister Of BOSTON. performed tho
ceremony Miss johnson was attcnd-
90 by her sister. Miss barbara ) ,rn
son. ana the groom hf hts her.
J. Arthur Jamisnn. only tho mem
hcfH nf the two families ana q iaW
Intimate friends were present.
The Jamisons went from Sew YORK
10 Sew orleans by boat and are nov
travelling by rail through the sou ~
crn states They will he at home ga
their friends after the first of March
In the Clark NJ. Carr residence. North
Fifth and Fruit.
Mr. Jamlson has boon resident
at this city for some time and IL well
known and popular IN social and legal
circles. tits bride has visited here
and already has a number OF friends
10 welcome her to her new home.
o
sCHRADER- wELLMAN NUPTIAIs
Thursday evening az o'clock Mise
Lillian Helena Schrader ana oliver
NhIiih N'iiulhW were uhiitu ~ HNi
Tlage at the home ot the groom's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. T. y. Wellmau,
f2l South Arno.
Reverend Thomas Dyer. pastor "
the Congregational church. read tho
ring service.
Miss Christine Aver and Miss Edith
Matson attended the bride aud Clar-
cHcc Weilman. brother Of the
groom. and Harold anHuldnk stood
up with the groom.
\ iumptuour supper WAS served "a
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I'm a Persian Garden" Febru-
airy rs.

Following IL tho program for the
concert % be given a. the conErega-
iiOnai church, Tuesday February
2ath. D. m.
(al march Nuptialo ....... Soder
co cautldu~ a. Amour ...... seder
Mr. stanley sader.
oh. Happy Day ..,...... Carl Ooefxe
Miss Charlotte Pratt
ca Rest Thee on Thy Messy PHI
Tow ..ts+ttt.t.. .tssss smart
co.. springs Greeting ........ Koch
a. y NJ Girls Glee Club Mlas
Mary McFle director
iihausndie, No, i34.. .t..a.t. f.isxt
Airs. Mabel y. iiimnn
Duet Act iii from faust ginpn0d
AIRS Roy McDeaAld and nv
John Falkeuhurg
ilomance ......... liies
AIRS. Raiah Henderson.
(al The Little winding Road ,...
..t......s.4l,nn Ronald
q The years az the spring ,.....
t.........,M Mrs .H ~. Beach
Mrs. Ada Pierce Vim.
PART IA.
~ A PERSIAN GARDEN
Liza Lfhmann,
Quartet. Make for gho snu who
scatter'd into slight" M
solo tenor Tram ipdeed ~ soae
with nll his roef.
(c0huhuSd on PaNe 70. colomp ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-22

Patchwork and Hatchets Fea.
ture Congregational Church
Missionary Meeting; Chick
en- Pie Supper Planned I:
Methodists Discuss the Book
of Mormon; Notes of Church
Doings Of the Week.
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PRESBVTERIAN MISSION Any
MEETING.

MELTING,
The preshyt rinn Missionary socir.
~ met Thursday afternoon 90 the
home at Airs. Chas. sutton. 10S South
gram was given:
Apostolic Chup'hcs Reproduced In
CorCa.' ....... Mrs. Hugh Cooper
Vocal Solo--"A Perfect Day" .....
...,.......... Mrs. clyde Rogers
Missionaries tn the indians ....
Observation-Disclosures. Miss LIttis
What Century of Christianity Has
Done for WON ~" Mrs. r. A. Nohi
instrumental Selection ..........
............. Mrs. J. q. wagner
Holl CHll--AnsWorod by the names oi
eminent Vnm 10 who have advanced
the cause ut missions
4 brief business session and sur'.
hour. during which delicious refresh
mcnts were served followed
@
Chickcn I1c Suppcr.
The Ladies Ala society of ia" CON
Erogational church viii give chicken
pie dinner and supper Saturday
March !. at odd FcllovlI hall Flity
cents viii be- charged Tor the ,ol-
lowing
German Noodl" Soup
Pickles Rclish,s
Chicken tbouclcssj with Dumplings
Mashed lotatuCs Gravy
Stcwcd corn
Hot Biscuit liom"- made jolly
Perfection salad Waters
MiuCr ana Lemon Pie
Taa Coffee
tAnncr viii be- served tram IA 80"
until O'Clock and supper from .
o'clock until :. lsrcrcam and cake
Will boz served 80 suppHr instead "l
pie.
Everyone knows how well the Con
gregltional ladies cook so Their" b. u"
doubt hut that H larE" crowd VIII at
tend
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lir.i I.rc.h,irrlnn Chnrch.

Corner Fifth street and silver ave-
uuc Hugh \ Cooper pastor. Ser
Vices at ~ %. NJ. ANA 30 o. M. Morn
ing reception of members and sermon
uu Punishment and Pardon. sun
du, school at g.ts u M christian
EudcaVor at G.t5 b. no. Ladies' Aid
on Thursduy-au AN day meeting.
Music oruiug.
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wNsHINGTON's nIRTIIDNY PRO
GRAN

Friday morning q very interesting
Washington program was given n
l.odvN hats e Wss "a follows
Soug--"Hur Country ...... Assembly
Prayer ............. President BoyO
"Washinptuus Manhood. In SLIDER
song ............ Girls GlcC Gun
'Wushington's Patriotism and Cour-
age" .......... President Boy %
song ................. Girls chorus
America" . Assembly
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-22

Inc WUTI WV WIIWIIT"W NVWIWITT7
atrly with flags aud % large pirtur"
ct Washington. drapcd with iiu-a.
ruug above the platform
Mrs. Alice Srrbbins Wells. tn W.l
'JuuWn police woman ut Loo Nu'
golcs spoke la Assembly, Wcdnrsdus,
On Good citizenship ANA told mau'
ot her own experiences in social i''
form work
rho student Body had a. annual
rl.rtIon ui officers THURSDAY morn
ing. Colburn cook presiding j f'ls"
was elected president, Florence So
der. vic, president and Frank i"uin,
..yTcturN- TREASURER.
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By JEAN HUBS, Phone 573.

The Gold aud broadway church. ore
planning q conccu Tor next month.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-22

The Daughters of the American
Revolution met today nt the home of
Mrs y T.. stevens. Glg West Coat
avenue. n was very informal ses-
sion. There wds q basket lunch after
which each lady told q patriotic story.
ana "a general discussion OF patriotic
events followed.
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METHODIST SOCIETIES MEET.

The girls Of the sSarchers' club of
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The ladies' oi 81 pnuls Lutheran
church gave their monthly cotic" ~
fhr church purlors, Wednesday att
"ruuon delicious supper Wai
stTNtd.
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Mrs Thos. l.. Dyer, wife of the
pastor ~ The Congregational church,
thv girls at the rhildthCa
class. Monday evening, \ brief husi-
ness session was followed hN Do
iightul social hour during which
light refreshments were served.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-22

NrXt Thursday afternoon the Ia.
dies Ala society at the Gold and
Broadway church viii meet with Mrs
- l.. Earring
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-22

planning "a move into their bungalow.
SOS North Eleventh street, next week.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-22

The Evening bridge ciub met
Thuraday al the Woman's club. AIra.
Charles White, Mrs. Hugh Collins and
Mrs Frank Tall served a delightful
supper after number Of exciting
Games were played.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-22

The members OF ~. Johns choir
will give run choral service tho
first sunday evening of every month.
beginning March p
Evening star., 1913-10-18
NEW ROME TO BE DISCUSSED.
Rev. Dr.. Healy First Speaker in
Brookland Lecture Course.

Constantine the Great and the New
Rome" is the subject of u lecture to be
given at Mcmahon Hall. Brookland, next
Thursday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock by
Very Rev. Dr. Patrick ). Healy. This is
the first of series CT lectures to be
given every Thursday afternoon al the
Same time and place unoer the auspices
of the Catholic University OF America.
The lectGres continue through Decem-
ber a.
Following is the list of subjects for the
other lectures:
October 30-"Zoroastrianism and Chris
tianity." by Very Rev. DR.. Charles f.
Aiken.
November 6-'The Philosophy of Cice-
ro," by Rev. Dr. William Turner, D. d.
November l3-'.St Catherine of Siena
and the Papacy Q347-13s0, by Rev.
Thomas NJ. Schwertner.
November 2o-"The Russian Schismat-
ics," by Rev. Sigourney w. Fay.
December 1.-THE Jacobite Poets of Ire
land 1890 171O,'' DIR. Patrick j. LennoX.
December 11-"Charlemagne in Weber S
'Dreizehnlinden,' by DR.. Paul Gleis.
Evening star., 1913-10-18
NEW JUVENILE COURT
URGED BY MALACHITES
Proper Care Of Children Declared
Essential to the Nations
Welfare.

The need of a new Juvenile Court
and detention home for children in the
District was advocated in resolutions
adopted by the knights and Ladies of
the Malachites of the World last night
at meeting at I'LL. U street north
west
William H. Price offered the resolu-
tions, setting forth that inasmuch as
the children of all races are taken to
the Juvenile Court for misdeeds and
other reasons, it is only well and
proper that they should be conducted
into well appointed place with prop
er ventilation and environments.
Supreme Governor w. A. Adams the
district deputy, delivered an address
in which he declared that any nation
that forgets it's children and their well
fare 'is tearing the very vitals away
from the body polite and will soon
fall into decadence. He said that the
Court is a friend and big
father of all children committed to
it's care.
Arrangements were completed at the
for the first grand reception
of the organization to be held the
evening of October % at Odd Fellows
Hall, 1906 NJ street northwest