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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-06

Beatrice Balfour. the agile and OK
trcmeIy pretty young woman whose
dancing b. ore of the features oi inc
latest New YORK success 1.-THE Rose
Maid" to be- seen at the Elks' thcaier
tonight. declares She has found o new
recipe for happiness as we'll as a ne"
beauty cure Miss Baifour is positive
that n is to be- found in dancing
Ever since the Hellenic days
says Miss Balfour. dancing as an
art has been imperative Of happiness
and optimism If anyone doesn't be-
lieyc than dancing arouses "a pleas
urablo state OF optimism, just ict MIN
Whirl blt to the seductive measure
OF our Rose waltz in the Rose
Maid. SO matter how much in tho
dumps or how urouchy one may nave
been, that dance Will leave him VITA
q feeling of claiion.
WIN on the road after weary
trip. arriving at my motel, musued
and nearly il, Immediately / get TO
my room. I take on my outer gar
monts. clear the room and just danee.
In an hour everything seems moro
cheerful and / am az happy after mat
NAtIhlNf lM Allf NAANh AN'fff W. 'f
night stand hotel in Missouri or Mon
tana. az would be al Eectors or the
Ritz In New York
Another proof that dancing ls the
medium Of happiness b. found boz me
natural inclination OF young child
90 dance az the slightest proyocation.
n d. a chud.s form or exercise IN "a
Nay. The littie one Wouldn express
sorrow or anger with O. dance, bat let
something pleasant happen, and SEQ
the youngster prance about n gler.
Yes. / am sure dancing and huppi-
ness go hand in hand.
II needn't add mat this 81 also a
form of exercise extremely beneficial
~ ones nguro Dancing D. a verlt-
able beauty doctor % eliminates
wrinkles better than any electrical
device yet Invented. Unused muscles
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-06
Program for Elks' Lodge
of Sorrow.

An unusually fine program has
been arranged for the Elks Memorial
service which win take place tomor-
row afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock at the
Elits theater
The Hon. Ralph G. Ely of Demlng,
n. a., o speaker Of great ability. wiz
give the Grafton and splendid musical
numbers viii be- rendered by Mrs Ada
Pierce VIM. soprano. Mrs Ralph
Henderson, violinlste; Mrs Mabel
Stc'"us Himoe, plaulsto; Mr. Thomas
a. Christian basso; and the 1lks'
orchestra.
The order of the service follows.
overture Voluntary ........ Petite
Mnrchc Funcbre ......... Chopin
lilks' orchestra, Ernest Fuhrmcyor.
Director.
Opening Ritualistic Ceremonies
,................. 49, thu Lodge
soprano Solo Grand Aria Gounod
Mrs. Ada Pierce Wiun
Roll Call 'of our Absent brothers
................ By the Secretary
Pilgrims Chorus CTannhauscr) ....
t.-ts,.t.. .ts..tt. .......tst.. wagner
Elks orchestra
Responses ......,By Lodge Officers
Charge hy Exalted Ruler ........
.............pr . John W Colbert
Opening udo .......,.. 49, the Lodge
Invocation Observation-Disclosures.
..... chaplain Rev w r. Warren
Song lIc Givoth Ills Beloved
sleep ......t....t.. FRANZ bpp
grafton Hon Ralph g. Ely of
bcmins. y ".
BarCarullc .............. Dffpuhuch
Elks orchestra.
Violin Solo. Romance .......... Rios
Mrs ~ N Henderson.
EulUEy to the Years Honorod Dead
Esteemed Leading knight WIN
q; Walton
soprano Solo rantiuuo S1crr. t,lo-
lin obligptoi Mrs Ada yicrro Winu
CLOSING of Gituallstic Crrcmonics
Observation-Disclosures. By tho Lodge
Ecucdictiou ............... .......
...... Chaplain rev W T. Warren
Nearer My God to Thee" ........
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Bv the Lodge
Priests March Grom Ath1liap ....
.............. ...... N,ud.lssohu
EikN orchestra.
rho audience VIII kindly remain
seated until the CLOSE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-06
Warm Christmas CoLors of Roses and
Poinsettias in E0idence at Two Pleasant
Gard Parties GiUen By Mrs. Harry OWen

Mrs. Harry owen. ai2 North Elev.
enth street. was hostess az two de-
lightful parties this week Auction
bridge Vas played Friday afternoon
and ave hundred Saturday afternoon.
Decorations for these affairs were
Christmas colors. Vines we're en-
tWined IN tho chandeliers. potted
ferns. and palms made background
FOR beautiful lunches OF American
Beauty roses and poinsettas The en-
lovely.
The tally cards were poiusottias and
as far as possible, the color scheme
WAS carried out In the delicious
three ccurEe lunch.
Friday afternoon. Mrs Arno Huning
was given Boston fern az high cut
prize, and Mrs. sydney Ruscnwald re-
ceived a red cyclamon for cutting low.
Yesterday Mrs. owen Was assisted
By Mrs. o. y. Marion. and Mrs. Frank
Wilson. aud to-day Mrs J. Horncr and
Mrs. G. n. Conner assisted 81. Mar
garet's Guild Of 81 Johns Episcopal
church served
Guests on Friday were Mrs w. w
strong. Mrs. George Arnot. Mrs
Frank Alderman. Miss Leila Armilo.
Mrs Felix Bach. Mrs Isaac Burth,
Mrs Harry Benjamin. Mrs. .. L.
Brooks. Mrs Sol Benjamin. Mrs. l.. G.
Bennett Miss MarY Brent, Mrs. Fred
Canneld. Mrs. - ~ earns, Mrs John
Lee Clarke, Mrs. Glars M. Carr, Mrs
Walter Conncl. Mrs AmadO chavez,
Mrs. T.. W. Dohson. Mrs T.. a. Edsar.
Mrs. NJ W. Fi0urnoy, Mrs. +. Paul
Ferguson Mrs. Saul Harris, Mrs.
Louis Huning. Mrs. n. l.. Hust Mrs
]. NJ Horner. Mrs. W. G.. Keim. Mrs
George Klock. Mrs. Fred Kent Miss
Julia Lee. Miss Lou Lee, Mrs. sey-
mour Lswinson. Mrs. o. y. Marion.
Mrs. r a. Mann. Mrs. g. :, McLan-
dress. Mrs. Ross Merritt, Mrs " =.
Metcaif. Mrs. j. r Mclaughlin. Mrs.
w Y. walton, Mrs. r. $. Woolscy,
Mrs. Dave Weinman. Mrs. Jake Wein-
man. Mrs. Frank Wilson, Mrs. Cnas.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-06

I White. Mrs. y. a. Vaughcy. Mrs. Il.
Smithcrs. Mrs. simon stern. AIRS.
Frank Stortz. Mrs. Harry WELLER.
AIRS. Harry strong. Mrs. J. ~ Wroth,
Mrs r.. Burke, Mrs. H. &. Putney.
Mrs. x. q. Pollock Mrs Sadie Ncu-
siadt. AIRS, w. $. Hopowell. Mrs ".
=. Warren. Mrs. - A. Macpherson
Mrs N. Mechem. secorro: Mrs l..
Fisher Bcleu. Mrs Bernard i'feld,
Mrs Tom Hubbcl Mrs. W. j. john
son.
The guests today were Mrs George
Albright Mrs. r.. Blaincy. Mrs Bert
BAKER. Mrs q u Rriggs. Mrs J.. 49,.
Chamberlin, Mrs. Henry Coors, Mrs.
j. : yesterday. Mrs. J Fleming Mrs
T. Foraker. Mrs ~ Frost, Mrs. John
Vcnahic, Mrs wallace HossclGcn,
Mrs. Fred Heyn, Mrs NJ. e. Hickey.
Mrs. j. A. Hubs. Mlth Ethel Hickey.
AIRS W. v. Grimmer Mrs. Monte
POWELL. Mrs, J. \ HeiGN. Mrs o. Is.
Rodcy. Mrs. L. q. Rice. Mrs Roy
Stamm. Mrs. Raymond Stamm. Mrs
Mabel stevens Himoo. AIRS. J. No
Gownn. Mrs George Hubben Thomas
Mrs Frank Harris. Mrs \ y Spargo,
Mrs. David Lane, Mrs. a. r.. walker
Mrs Frank Tull Mrs. e. r. LoWbor.
Mrs Mike Mnndell. Mrs L. No
EIwain re- T. MacKec. Mrs Jacobo
Yrisarri. Sr.. Mrs j Yrisarri. jr,
Mrs. Hugo Mueller Mrs a. +. Nor
risctte. Mrs John Milne. Ms Bryson
BigEs Mrs n. A. Kistler, Mrs Bert
skinner. Mrs Harry Mi'ehucr Mrs
A. b. stroup. Mrs Macmillan, Mrs. u.
Stoyer, Mrs. " 81 Sabin Mrs. Fi
Luthy Mrs. A. o Nc MILAN, Mrs.
Lebo. Mrs A. r. van Dicnsc, Mrs.
Paul larsch. Ms. NJ. * Wylder Mrs
Joseph white. Mrs r. A. steam, Mr-
q. u StsS Mrs ", r. salmon. Mrs
NJ e. vigil Mrs 81 Hart, Mrs. r..
Mercer, Mrs. HarQd Pierce Mics
Louise Nicols. Mr.. 4. q nening. Mrs
Edward Reid. Mrs .Jonu Borrodaiic.
Mrs Tom Krlehcr. Mrs. Jesse KEEL
cher, Mrs. j. q Farwell. and Mrs.
Dana Johnson.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-06
Pinafore at Elks' Theatre.

The ever popular Gilbert and Sulii-
van 'opora "pinuiorc" viii ho SUM
Thursdu, evening December llth ui
IS go O'Clock iu the Elks thDbtrr Mr.
Chaa Eohu boz the accompanies aud
Mrs r. g. Bradford thr director
Each member ol the cast is unusually
Vcu fitted 90 his part rch'Hr-u7
have boon v,il-attcnded and cnthus-
Jsti. aud the opera Will Doe sung
with aa much dash and finish as
though th, otst was professional
Tho chorus work is splendid and
one glanr, uf tho names of th" lead
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-06
Choral Society Has Splendid
Rehearsal.

The AlbuqucrGu. Choral society
had Il splendid r.hcarsal this week
iu preparation f.r The concert which
D. viii give January 18Th. and 81 IS
hoped that thor. win be- fun ate
tendance at th, meeting next Tues
day 90 begin wurE on THE Woman
torio having jus. arrived
Sew member or the society are
Misses Ruby Rae Allene Bixlor Ruth
Bright Nclic Tmuuus. Myrtle Mcy-
ers Adele Goss Gladys Mundell and
Mcssrs George ,Hfford and samuel
Garcia
The following u.mcs are found ON
the patrons Diet
Mrs. NJ. W luurnoy Mrs. ~. r.
Pollock Mrs J.. D. Sturgcs, Mis-. j..
+. Luthy Mrs J A.. Hubbs, Mrs. W
" Strong Mr. Noah llfcld, Mrs.
Louis llfcld Mrs Roy A stamm.
Mrs l.. ~ Wh',0r Mr.. W s. Pat
tcrson. Mr. j. % Ucrndon. Dr. j. 4.
Rcidy Dr Mcnd, SLIDER. Prof. g, u.
Hodgin. Mr. George Albright Mr.. T..
r.. Schwcntkcr ATr. Joe Barnett. Mr.
George Hoslingiou
Members of th, choral society are:
Mcsdamos Ada lirrcc Winn, Ralph
henderson. T. D.. bradford. Kenneth
J Baldridgc. Charles $ white e. H.
earns j. N Mckee. j. %. Schwcnt-
ker 70 T. sherman. s. .. Forester
ROY Mcdonald Robert ". Curry q
n Pollock Cor'e1 Quickel q NJ
Hutchinson y Pratt r y Law
ris Charles Kohu ~ y. Sisk, T.. o.
Bloom. and Tho Misses Mary Merle
Annette Mario katherine Grimmer
Elsie Sacked Al ~ nlsdon, flortensc
Switzor. Irene HoIdt. Charlotte Pratt
~ Asselln Julia keleher Anna New
holl. Lolita NcVhaIl. Elizabeth Ins-
,or Jane Walsh Malheile Williams.
May r. Mayer a IN Drlero Lottio
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szymanski Rose lhrsh. Alberta
hawthorne Alice Brown. Bertha
stewart Anna Meyers Marguerite
jerks Maud Watson
Altos Nesdsmes e. ~ Andrcws.
-. II. earns j. a. Huhbs. e.. a. Fore
man, g. H. MvClanuhau s. B Miller
Floyd Morrisscttc q. NJ Hutchinson.
McNicl David s.. Lame. George Ey-
crit g. W. Hardin. VI. n. sabin. J.
W Wilson, y a. uurdcmau and tho
Misses bora Pebbles, Grace Mordy.
Laura McCollum, Helen JAMES Jcu-
ME l.. Trott. Berry, konworthy Laura
tulrun, Charlotte Lemhk, Pearl
Tompkins, Bunny Tomphlps. T..
LhcrcuN. Evelyn Eyorlit ol,m Et-
crit. Elsie Myers Huby Hhoa
Tcnors John a Falkcuhurs G.. J
Andrews. y kcnWurthy. e. "
Brown. j O. Franklin. W O. Barker.
J. - Gould. Ben Puryoar IRA goldt
Desmond Fvrru g. g. FuuElm ~.
As-clin Sam pickurd Clryl Simpler.
o. ! AltmlN. George Lang John BDiz.
r. a. Cartwright Fred Radcliffe 90.
j Dlin. oscar Block, l.. Meyer. W T..
Fowler
Rnssos u. C. Meyer. George Ey.
crit Charles Weber Bob Sowcll
Charles D. Daubcr, H. Uo.soldcu. ~
ralladiuo. j T. Hauld. @ g. Mitchell
~ snyder ~. st. Hutchinson % O..
Lame. W o. Robertson. Clvdr Kouv
81 o. JAYNE. Charles kuhnt vs. D.
Walker. T.. u Lawrence 4 c. Benz
.ckcu, T. A. christian, george p.n-
noy Mortimnro Riioy %. j. M,Cauut
and Col j c. Albright
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-06

booth. Mrs. Th0g Dyer. and DOLL
house. Mrs noyadileff
The ncctorr hid of g. Johns iipls-
copai church has Just had the church
rc,alcimined and freshly painted.
Reverend Thomas H. oyer. who has
been pastor OF the Congregational
church FOR the past two years. has
accepted a call 20 the Congregational
church In saticoy Caiif. and ~ lcay
ing January ! to take ~ his work In
the new field
81 Jphn's Guild met "Wednesday
afternoon with George W. Champion
.aii Yves, Marquette.
The Recior's Aid ct st. Johns met
with Mrs. Neal Wills this week aud
are planning "a cake contest to be- held
before the holidays The final ar.
engagements VIII be made next week.
when the Aid meets with Mrs. T. q.
Pratt, East Iron avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-06
Among the Clubs and
Organizations.

FMhrit Al athbtNE CLUB.
y has heen found necessary 10 con-
fine for the present the memhcrship
in this club 10 the girls 81 the Pres
hytcrian church. Meetings VIII take
place IN the Sunday school room Of
the chuFch and will be directed By
Mrs J. g yesterday. Miss Helen Hope
ia the ipetructoF.
The siFis are much Interested ia
this ciuh and although they have had
but few lessons they show great
improvement. They gave a splendid
dumb-bell drill this afternoon al the
Cradle TROLL reception az tbs Pres
byterian church.
A. soon az the present members
~ the eiub learn the drills and exer-
cises, new members VIII be admitted
and tho club privileges extended 70
al the girls Ia the city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-06

The German club met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Albert Grunsfcld
and began the study 81 German lit
erature up 10 the yer nine hundred.
Goethe WAS begun and there was a
discussion Of his life and compari-
son ~ his works with other master
pieces Of literature. a delightful Kaf-
feeklatsch completed the afternoons
program.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-06
TUESDAY LTrFRARY cIrp.

The Tuesday Literary club met
with Mrs A. p stroup this week and
enjoyed the following interesting pro-
gram
Current Evenis--Mrs. Louis Ilfrld
Glass Study Mrs. Max Nordhaus
Paper "Rcliini" Mrs. John Milne.
The club viii hold its next meeting
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-06
Dancing Removes Wrinkles, Says Pretty
Member of "Rose Maid' GALAXY Whose
Toes TuOinkIe at Ellis Theatre Tonight

. The t1rtain rises at 3 o'clock
Q tonight on the FIRST act OF THE
. Rose Maid" play that Is cX-
. pected 10 set new standard for
. merry and brilliant musical
. comedies az the Elks' theater.
. Practically every seat has been
Q sold and the house will be allied
a D.. ia rapnrffN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-06

become well dc,,.opd. and al ones
lines take ON mose graceful ape
pcarance. ANS Vorunn with the blues
can rid herself o An gloom hy sim
ply dancing foN times around her
room Try b. once the next time you
are down ON your luck. There rs
nothing like 10 o. remove wrinkles.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-06

Nendss tfsnina b dinner was given
IN honor 81 aif 81 r. stevens sixty
seventh birthday Members Of thc
family and view friends ncfe pies
eni and q particularly jolly time en-
josed ~ everyone
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-06

Thursday afternoon Ailss LEILA Ar
mlso. esa West Copper avenue. en-
ierlained seven Tables 81 auction. Mira
Arnn ifurrE vns tas Fortunate win-
fsr ~ iha prise. an artistic hand
painted vase. Decorations of pink
carnations and earxsanthemums vera
lovely. and the thrcc-coursc lunch
which was served about o'clock was
tclleiuuH.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-06

a numtcf 0fat1lEnkftl affairs hfe
hslne elten in honor ~ Mrs Julins
Abel III nnlpih who IS me hpuse
FtV f NrH ntfhafa lliela Thurs.
day Nfk I9atr hotenwnld eave a
parlirulafy PLEASANT afternoon 81 her
hnouf Anellon was PLAYED. Mrs. al.
4. Etcfn winning the first prize. and
dFi'NUus iunch was served
THE eueela were Mrs Julius Abel.
MIA Heraafd Nfeld Mrs Ailred
urursftit Mff ivan urnuaiela. Mrs.
NianrY RoscnWald aifn. neflhold
tlrIi1 Mrs Nua ilfcld. MrH btseic
3aYfa. Mrs ST 4 stern. AIRS Jake
Wennan. Airs Dave Wolnman Airs.
saul ftarrls and Mes slsmund -hl-
fielder
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-06
vALCK-wILsON ORCHESTRA.

Sunday afternoon al 4 o'clock the
NaickWilson orchestra will rehearse
az the horne Of Mrs John W. Wilson.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-06

Full weight and satisfaction
guaranteed. New State Coal
and Wood Yard. c. E. Kunz,
Prop. Phone 80.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-06

Mrs NJ PILLOW entertained th'
"Wednesday sewing club this after
noon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-06
In Church Circles.

D. Tho Ladies' Aid society of ST.
IsuIs Luthoran church held its
monthly business meeting Wednesday
afternoon Boo th, church psrlors. after
which election pf officers for the en-
. suing year took place. Mrs John
W,iduE.r was clectgd president AIRS
Henry Mann, vice prcsidenG AIRS a.
McClUy secretary tlmd Mrs. NJ. Al
beers treasurer
This afternoon airs Hugh Cooper
and tho teachers df tn primary de-
ulrtmcut uf the Presbyterian SUNDAY
school are giving Cradle toil re-
,cpuon iu the church pJrlor- Tor tho
ohildtHu OF m, primary department
and their mothers aud the cradle
Roll rhildrru and mothers a dee
Ightful program has born prepared
and Cd particularly pleasant afternoon
has b'cu planned.
tn, Ladies' Ala society ot the
Conversational church gave re- gerry
successful and profitable hazuar Fri
day ani today u Ga, Combs hotel
cafe The ladies worked hard pro
pairing Dney-vork articles. home
cooking dishes aprons etc. aud
served most upp,rsue lunch Great
credit for th, -urr,.. of th, affair o.
du, 300 400 fU. members ut th, Ala
suDI.I. .uu especially tu those direct
's .u .h.rgD ol the various booths
Kitchen booth Mrs Atcr japanese
Hrt booth Mrs s. % Miller. home
cook ING Mr.. WIN ETtpD Mrs g. s
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-06

Hives. eczema. Itch or SAIL rheum
sets YOU crazy Can't boar the touch
.of your clothing Donn's Ointment r.
fine for skin Itching An druggists
sell A. soc box.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-06

Mrs u. E curico was hostcns
Thursday snttefnoon So the members
~ tho Postal Ciorkf auxiliary A
short business meeting WAS followed
by Il social hour. during which scv-
eral mesloal numbers hy Miss Thomas
were enjoyed ana d delicious two
course lunch was served Guests Of
the Aueiisart were the Misses Thorn
al Members present we're Mrs iiy
Albers Mrs Harry tatnrop. Mrs, +.
Kenady. airs y. Paichin. Mrs jos
stamps Mrs. g. stcs "a Mrs. r. GIL
more. Mrs ~ CoWh Z Mira " Van
drun. Mira Edward Frank and Mrs.
y. Rogers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-06

lntH8tlons are ont Cor 3 tea 10 be
nlvon nh1i Tuesday afternoon By Mrs.
,seergc hFnot and AIRS James NJ
Horner az Inc Arnot home on West
cenirai aveuuc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-06

Tho Harmony and History class
which has been meeting every SAT-
urday afternoon WIZ Miss f.ouisc
Nichols has heen discontinued until
after the holidays W January tho
class plans o. begin the study 81 the
lives 81 the composers and a. tgive a
special program every other week
The Vollcy Bali club has stopped
playing the game Tor which u Is
pamed until after the holidays and
d busy making Christmas gifts.
The Twonty-one club enjoyed iol-
~ evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
WELLER. Thursday evening.
Tho Woodmcn Circle. Cottonwood
Grove No 2. held business meeting
"Wednesday evening and elected on
GERS for the ensuing year as follows.
Past guardian. Mrs Amanda Fci-
kert.
Guardian. Mrs. sarah westerfiold.
Advisor, Mrs Lizzie Stewart.
Clerk. Mrs. Emma Waliing.
Banker. Mrs Maud Corey.
Chaplain. Mrs. Mary Ann Four
nellie.
Attendant. Mrs. Goynelle Bam-
brook
Assistant attendant, Mrs. Lydia
Duilmau.
Physicians. Dr. J. y. Pearce. Dr.
w g.. Hope. Dr. w. n. Lovclace.
Manager. Miss Ethel ErcderiCks
Inner sentinel. Mrs lille strain
outer sentinel Miss Henrietta
LOchE
Drill captain. Mrs. Lucille Manning
Mualclan. Mrs. Rertha Sooll.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-06

PINAFOREi PINAFOHEi PIMA.
FORE'f Dec ~. ElkE opera house
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-06

Thursday eVenina AR. md Mrs.
Ivan Crunsfcid gave q beautifully APP
pointed dinner ~ AIRS Abels honor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-06
MnMAN.s CIlIn MEETING.


Refreshments were served By the hos
tesses. Mcsdames Mueller, Jolly,
ThaXton, ShOrtle. Carnes and Cam
erUn.
During the afternoon plans were
completed for the Christmas Art Ba-
zAar which will be held next Friday,
There viii be a particularly WE'LL
stocked home-cooking table. "a fancy
work booth and an apron table where
all sorts Of dainty gifts may be pur-
chased and an art department where
there Will be AN attractive assortment
OF handpainted china ana watercOl-
ors. The COMMITTEES are as follows
Apron Commlttee-M Mrs Felix Ba-
ca, Mrs. Brewer, Mrs Fred Garfield.
Fancy work--Mrs. Potter, Mrs. g.
o. Clarke, Mrs. Cameron, Mrs. Muol-
Ter. Mrs. Aspinwall.
Home-cooking-M y. ". Briggs,
Mrs. w. w. Strong.
Chairs and Tables Mrs. ID. H.
Carnes. Mrs r. T.. TUT
There viii be no regular meeting
next Friday.
Last evening the Woodmcn 81 the
World elected officers and held "a
banquet In their new quarters tbs H..
81 a. hull. Mr.. y. r.. Phillips. who
Was elected clerk for the twenty-first
time. was toastmaster. Among those
who responded TO toasls were Dr ".
@. Hope. Mr.. a. D. Ogle, Mr. A. Sim
pier. Mr.. =. Rhinegardt. Mr.. Arthur
Evoritt. and Mr. y. Is. swope. There
were one hundred present and tho at
fair was entirely enjoyable through
out
The order Of the Eastern star held
business meeting Friday evening
and elected officers for the ensuing
year. Installation of officers viii
take place December the nineteenth
and viii be followed by AN elaborate
banquet The result OF the election
follows;
Worthy Matron-Mrs. r. l.. VIII
hanson.
worthy Patron SIR. y. L. william
son
Associate Matron Mrs Grace
white
Conductress Mrs. W A Hayward.
Associate Conductrcss Mrs. Gertle
Thomas
Secretary Mrs Henrietta Myers
Treasurer Mrs Catherine Harach.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-06

The Highland Bridge club and the
"wednesday Afternoon sewing club
did not meet this week
Mrs b. HUNT SEQ North Fourth
street entertained the Microbes club
this week
The Thimhio club met Friday even
lnr with Mrs M > Tompkins
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-06

This afternoon Mr. Alfred Gruns-
field IS enteriainlng three tables az
auction and MFs. Abel Is the honor
guest.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-06

sunday Mrs. Jake Welnman Is Civ
ing dinner for the popular visitor
from Duluth and on Monday Mira
Max N9rdhaus cnteriains IN her
honor
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-04-03

tailed investigation shall have been COM
pleted. That will require anywhere from
six weeks to three months
Surgeon John F. Anderson, who re-
turned to Washington las week. is MAX
ing progress with his experiments with
the friedman cultures at the Hygienic
Laboratory, and the administration. of
them already has begun on animals with
out any unfavorable results.
The entire government Investigation Is
being conducted, as previously announced,
for two prime purposes. First, to safe
guard the American people in case the
alleged cure should be harmful or to ap-
prise them Of the fact if it should be
proven effective; second, to be able to
pass upon the question OF whether a
Federal license shall be granted. in case
it is applied for, in order that the serum
should be offered for sale in interstate
commerce. II was stated last night that
there has been no such application and
there has not even been an intimation
from DR.. Friedman or any Of his as
sociates that he purposes to CONNER
cialize his discovery.