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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-13


Hospital for the Insane. Northern Hos
pital for the Insane. village for Epf-
leptics. School for Feeble Minded
Youth, Soldiers and Sailors Orphans
Home. Indiana Boys School. Indiana
Girls School and Indiana state prison
are included among the commit tees
recommendations institutions which
should receive specific appropriations
greater than those of two years ago.
All other state institutions which re-
ceived specific appropriations two
years ago are down for decreases in
specific appropriations. The governors
office the adjutant generals depart
ment and the departments of public
buildings and grounds are down for
specific appropriations larger than
those of two years ago. In several in
stances where there were specific ap-
preparations made to offices and boards
two years ago no specific appropria-
lions are recommended for this year.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-13
RAI.STON rs NOW
INDIANA'S GOVERNOR


tuition, an Inheritance tax, and a num-
Der of other progressive ideas.
Governor and Mrs. Ralston held
public reception in the office OF the
governor following the inaugural cere-
mony, and hundreds OF persons. fnclud-
ing members of the legislature and all
of the state officers and their assist
ants attended and paid their compli-
ments to the new first gentleman and
lady of the state
Following the reception the sena-
tors returned to the senate chamber
and retiring Lieutenant Governor
Frank ]. Hall administered the oath of
office TO incoming Lieutenant Governor
O'Neill. and turned the gavei over to
him. Mr.. ONeill made a short speech.
This was all there was to his inaugu-
ration.
Close attention was paid to Gov
ernor Ralston's address. for there was
a great deal of interest in what he
might have to say on the subject of
legislation. The progressive element
was particularly well pleased with
what he scid.
This promises to be- busy week for
the legislature. for a great flood of
bills Is being prepared and made ready
for introduction. Committees will
meet at once and start 10 work on
them. and 1t is expected that before
the end of the week some OF the bills
will be reported out of committee. The
leaders say they are going to push
things along. However, that Is what
they always say at the opening of the
session, and the plan always fails
A comparison of the report of the
legislation visitation committee, max
ing recommendations as to appropria-
lions which should be made by the
legislative committee two years ago
and the amounts appropriated by the
legislature at that time. shows that
in majority of instances the pres
ent committee has remained close to
the bills of two years ago. and especi-
ally in regard to the regular appro-
priations, which are made every year.
Indiana university, the Indiana
School for the Deaf the Eastern Hos
pital for the Insane, Southern Hospital
for the Insane. School for Feeble
Minded Youth. Soldiers and Sailors
Orphans Home, Indiana Girls School
Indiana reformatory and Indiana state
prison. are institutions for which reg
ular appropriations larger than those
of two years ago are recommended
State offices and boards for which the
committee recommends larger appro-
priations than were made two years
ago follow: Governors office secre-
tary of state. auditor of state, supreme
court, department of public instruc-
ton. state library. bureau of inspec-
ton. and board of state charities
Most of the appropriations for state
offices and boards. the committee
recommends. should be the same as
they are at present.
Both Indiana and Purdue universe
ties will receive larger specific appro-
priations. If the recommendations of
the committee are carried out. The
State School for the Blind. Eastern
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-13
ANOTHER CONVENTION
FOR STEEL CITY

Three big events in as many cities,
Gary getting one Of them, will mark
the activities of Indiana Y. NJ. c. A.
athletes during March.
Gary will get the gymnastic- athletic
meet of the state athletes. South Bend
will stage the state swimming contest,
and Indianapolis will be the scene of
the wrestling matches. No tentative
dates for the different events have been
set.
Director Pinneto of the Gary Y. NJ.
c. A. gymnasium has received an in
vitation for Gary TO participate in a
dual track meet with Indianapolis. the
meet to take place at the capital city
"Y" gymnasium.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-13

construction of 1900 or very nearly a
mile on the northwest side. heading to-
ward Chicago. while 1000 feet will be
built on the south east side, leaving
a gap of 500 feet between.
The city OF East Chicago some time
ago took over from the East Chicago
company two lots of valuable dockage
property for city dockage purposes
Regarding this Mayor Schlieker said
this morning: II hopt to be able to
build the canal street docks this year
There is reason why the city
should not go ahead with this project
in the spring. The F. ]. & f. bridg e
end the Canal street bridge will both
be finished by the time navigation be-
gins opening up Canal street which is
through paved highway leading
straight to the proposed docks.
If these breakwaters are built and II
there is city dockage there is no rea-
son in the world why Indiana Harbor
and East Chicago should not have the
benefit of service by more
lighterage companies. The absence OF
breakwater last year was one OBJ
struction TO the securing of such serv-
ice. The harbor was dangerous for
small light draft boats to enter An
other reason was that the city owned
no docks and there was no place for
the boats to tie to.
c. A. Westberg of the East Chicago
company Is an interview this morning
stated that his company will put in
this year $500 feet of dockage adjoin>
ing the city dockage property at Canal
street. A great deal of dockage will be
built by private interests owning front
age along the canal. next spring. said
Mr.. Westberg.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-13
IS FINEST
SCHOOL IN
INDIANA
Froebel Building, Gary,
Open Today; One Wing
Complete; Will Eventual
ly Accommodate rs Teach
ers and 2,700 Pupils. :

Completion of eating repairs today
enabled the Gary board of education
to throw open the doors of the new
ss0O,oo Froebel school In the south end
to pupils of that district
But one wing. which accommodates
80 teachers and 1,4QO pupils, was open
today and it will take at least two
weeks before all the classes are enroll
ed in this wing. Ultimately the school
will house TO teachers and 2,T00 pupils
II is much larger building than
Gary's famous Emerson school. which
has won for the city the attention Of
the American educational world.
For Adults ms Well.
Prof s. ]. Brickley formerly princi-
pal in charge of the district comprising
several portable schools in various
parts of the south end, is in charge of
the Froeoel- The school is conceded to
be the finest in the state 1t has club
and sewing rooms to which the women
of the neighborhood may have use of
day and night There are also sepa-
rate gymnasiums and swimming pools
for the men and women residents of
the south end well as big audi
torium for use of neighborhood clubs.
At an expense of $4,000 for the land
and SIS, 900 for black dirt a big park
playground is being fitted out as a sur
roundfngs for the school
COLLEGE Seeks Information.
THE TIMES today received the follow
ing letter from the University of North
Dakota at Grand Forks:
Jan. s, 1913.-Editor TIMES. Dear Sir:
have heard a great deal about the re-
markable work of the Gary schools I'M
der superintendent Writ. Have you
ever written them up? II you have, ]
should very much like copies of the
issues in which such a notice appeared
IL such are sti1l available. l shall be
glad TO remit for any description OF
discussion that you can send me-
Very truly yours.
"A. ]. LADD.
Professor of Educs ton"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-13

Abe Marks of the <. & F. stores on
Holman street. is putting on his an
nual clearance sale and 1t is the live
lest of its kind that the hustling mer-
chant has ever had any hing to do
with. Mr. Marks has decided to do
some tall price-slashing and is deter
mined to open the eyes of those who
drop in to give a look at his bargains
huge sign across his store front will
tell you what Is going on.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-13

census. eight years hence before 1t
could be promoted. Therefore, the bill
which has been prepared provides that
any city having a present population of
$4,000 or more and having also taxa
Bile property valued at s20.000,000 or
more, shall automatically become
city of the second class, without wait
ing until the next census is taken.
Officers Are Kicking.
The public accountant says that
Gary cannot continue under the classi-
fcation of fourth-class city, be-
cause as such it is not allowed by the
present law to do the htings that are
necessary to keep up with it's growth =
he said For instance. a fourth-class
city cannot do much in the way of
building parks. but IL Gary was pro-
NOTED to the second class we could go
ahead and do this. And 1t is impossible
to get men to hold the appointive of
fees in Gary at the salaries which we
are permitted to pay them under the
present law. We are making public
improvements at the rate of about 3d.
100000 a year, and it is impossible to
get a city engineer to stay in the Of
flee at the salary of $500 a year. which
we restricted to. AS second-class city
the city could make rapid progress and
take advantage of its opportunity for
development"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-13
TOM KNOTS AND
CROWD IN CAPITAL
continued from Page one,

property. Although, he says, the city
has more than the $4,000 population re-
Quired to make 1t a city OF the second
class. yet under the present law 1t
would have to wait until after the next
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-13
COUNTRY CLUB.

Smoking chewing. Big package
SC. McHie-S. Tob. Co. Save the tickets
and see our premium 1ist.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-13
CHICAGO rs
GREEN WITH ENVY

CONTINUED from page one,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-13

Professor of Educs ton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20
CHRISTMAS Season Gs and f A Hy n E3s Ss 1gs BIZ
Joyous - IS -
County Medical Society Presents
Dr. Margaret Cartwright VIM Fine
Gift on Departure to old Mexico

There was an informal gathering
after the regular meeting Wednesday
evening of the Bernollllo Medical so-
ciety which was IN the nature Of q
farewell party for Dr. Margaret Cart
wright
handsome leather instrument ha 3
marked in gold letters with her name
and the words presented by the Ber-
nalillo Medical Society" was given 90
DR. Cartwright by tho members 81
the society. Dr shortle making the
presentation speech.
Short talks by Dr. Hope gnd Dr
Wroth followed. Both men mention
cd the fact that II was only a few
years since there was q pronounced
prejudice against having women doc
tors In the society. that this feeling
had boon entirely overcome ana the
society now felt honored BY these
same members.
Dr. Cartwright gave to the society
n Medical Surgical book printed ln
fTf7 on sheepskln. AZ tho foundation
volume for the library which the or
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20
A Birthday Party.

Thursday evening Jolly party was
given IN honor Of Austin Cushman,
who celebrated his twelfth birthday
on that day
ola Mother Goose, hunting for icl-
ly-hoans and many other games were
played. after which particularly
good supper was enjoyed by the chill
drcr.
strenmcrs Of red ana white crepe
paper fostooned from the chandeliers
20 tho wall gave q festive appearance
Ito the rooms. Tho same color scheme
was carried out on the dining Table
in cap fayors baskets of red candles
tiny individual candles ana the larger
candles with which the room was
lighted. The birthday cake. source
Of much delight 20 the children. was
a beautiful affair of rcd and white.
Those VINO entertained the children
were Miss Rose Ilnrsch. Miss Lou
Hughcs, Miss Marie Wagner, Mrs.
Evelyn Wagner ana Mrs. Rose wag-
ner.
Tho children present were Carol
Wilson, Frances Leeds Eleanor and
Dorothy Cameron. Porsis and Helen
Bryce, Alma Beach. Austin Cnshman.
Willis Schutt Kenneth Gortig. IIar-
old McClurken. Chester Boidi and
Ralph Miller,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20


Last evening there was installation
OF Officers of Adah chapter, No 3, or.
dor of Eastern star AIRS. Ludy Reed
WIS the installing officer and those
installed were:
Worthy Matron--Mrs. Adelaide VIII
hanson
Worthy patron--Mr. y. L. Williams
son
Associate Matron--Mrs. Grace
white.
Secretary -Mrs. Henrietta Myers.
Troasurer-Mr Katherine iiarsch
Conductrcsg Mrs. Eienora Hay
wood
Associate Conductress- Mrs. Ger
trude Thomas.
Adah-Mrs. jessie Clifford
Ruth--Mlss Elizabeth Gilbert
Esther Mrs llilda Asplnwall
Martha Mrs Edna MotzFar.
Elocta-M Mrs Harriet Sewers
WARRIOR Mrs Maggie Woodwork
Sentinel Guy summer
Chaplain Mrs Sarah Bnldt
Pianist-Mrs Bertha McClanohan,
Marshal Irene Potter
Tho retiring worthy matron. Mrs
lsabellc wilson was presented with
n past matrouF pin, Mrs. Grace White
making the speech OF presentation nf.
ter which an elaborate banquet was
served and speeches ana toast0 were
enjoyed by an
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20

gnnlzaiipn expects 10 have very soon
The affair was PARTICULARLY piees-
pnt and entirely enjoyable except as
y reminder Of the fact that pr. Cart
wright ls leaving next week Cor Mex
leo to ho gone indefinitely. She sails
January the first from Now orleans
by way OF the Gulf To Vera cruz. Her
destination Is Guanajuaio. about ~
hours ride from ihc Ciiy 90 Mexico.
The only Methodist hcspitai In Moxieo
ls situnted there and she viii have
charge of g.
rr Cartwright went 10 Guauaiunt0
as q bride and lived there for eighteen
years ro she Is quite delighted 20 be
returning She is accompanied hy
hcr Youngest son Francis willard.
Her other sons arc attending The Ae-
ricultural coiiera at Mcsilln park her
dnrrhtors. MIRA Victor Allison and
Mles taun CartWright are IN Gallup.
and Mrs Bertram Hunter "a IN tmk-
crsrcid Cal nr Cartwright VIII
be missed IN Albuquerque by 2 Vide
circle II friends
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20
Orchestra to Rehearse.

The Valck-W Wilson orchestra viii
meet az the home OF Mrs. John VIII
son tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
o'clock ana the following program
which will be given week from to-
morrow at the Methodist Sanatorium
viii be .rehearsed:
March-"Kaiser Frederic" Friedman
Orchestra.
Violin Solo--Humorcske .,.. pvorak
Grace Stortz.
The Flattorer .......... Chaminadc
orchestra
Bright star zee. Halevy
Ethel Kieke, Louise Lowber,
Donald Wilson, Arthur Becker
spanish Dance ........, MozkOwski
Orchestra.
Violin Solo. Cavatina ......... Raft
Cecilia Spalding
tuhfumount ,...........- Eilenherk
Orchestra
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20
A Tree for the Children.

Next week IN tho Children's room
az the Albuquerque public library.
there win be Christmas tree for the
many children who read az tho IL
brary. The Girl Scouts are IN charge
ana they win be assisted by the
Daughters OF the American ReVoIu-
ton.
About one hundred children arc eN-
pected and Mrs. r.. r.. Pollock has
furnished candy for an OF them.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20
BLUEHER-sHIPLEY NITTTALs.

Great interest is being taken in thu
approaching nuptiais of Miss Carol
shiploy and Mr. oscar Butcher ana
a great deal Of entertaining Is being
done IN their honor.
Tho date for the wedding o. January
9Th. and tho ceremony viii take place
at the brides home. 72i North Third
street. az 10 o'clock In tho morning,
Rev. Hugh A. Cooper pastor of the
Presbyterian church officiating. The
bride will be given away by her
brother. Mr. Floss Shipley, and attend
ed by Miss Clara Butcher. Mr.. Albert
Korber win be best man.
breakfast viii follow the ccrc-
mony. after which the bride and
groom will leave on the Santa Fc linn
hed for san Francisco. Los Angeles
and the Grand Canyon.
They viii return 90 Albuquerque
about the first OF February and will
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20
Seven Sisters Entertain.

Monday afternoon the Seven Sis
ters' were royalty entertained nj the
home Of Mrs. Thos. sherwood on
John street. at quilting party in
which tho ladies were permitted TO
show their ability as scamstresscs. be-
fore being appraised Of a sumptuous
chicken dinner awaiting them Ina the
dining room, Present were Mes
DANES Armildn Kncese. Mary Cnld-
well, sylvia Sturges. Rachael sud
duth. Ellen Adair. Elizabeth Heyds.
Paul Walker. and the hostess. her
guest Of honor being her sister. Mrs.
Gladding. from the east.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20
Unusual Society ActiUity Among
Clubs and Organizations During Week

Thomas. Irene Boldt. Mary Merle,
lauren Asselin. Selleck, Julia Kele-
her. Messrs. VIII white j. -. Good
en-. Jim skinner. Biz probort. VIM.
McClurken, Dr. Lovclnce, Ernest
Wohlonhurg. Harry Robertson, Chas.
stromc. Fred white. Ray Bailey. -
Moritz. Biu MoMinln Chas. Lcmhkc.
Hugh Carlisle. Bob Sewcll Chester
Lee. Lawrence t.ackey. Joe McCunna.
Harold Sellers. Hoppel, Ralph Kelc-
her. sherman LLOYD Siurgos. D..
Dennis, Mrs Roy Slromo, Mr. ana
Mrs. Harry Mitchner. Mr.. ana MrH.
Benson Newell ana Mr. and Airg. Bort
skinner
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20
In Honor of Amado Chaves.

Last Saturday evening Amado Cha
YES returned from Kansas City. where
he has been attending the westport
high school and was surprised about
eight O'Clock hy Jolly crowd of his
friends
Dancing. followed by n supper made
the evening "a delightful one.
Those who were there are Annette
Weinman. Elizabeth Arnot. Pauline
Rorrodailc. Hoba Conner. Florence
WELLER. Lillian Kempenlch. Louise
Roll, Grace stortz Irene Foe. Louise
Treffenburg. Clcora LiRhthurn. RE-
hcccn Horner, Amado Chaves, Harold
Perry, Floyd Lee. Harold Blickendor-
fer Donald Wilson. Chas Kinds. Cha
veg Armiio. Robert ana willard Hope
wei. Robert and Lyman putney. Ty-
man Thackcry. Roy McChesney and
George White.
Invitations are out for dance to
hc given Monday evening at the Wo-
mans club b. Robert and willard
Hopcwei
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20
DELIGHTFUL THIRTY

DELIGHTFUL THIRTY
CLUB DANCE
Tho Thirty club gave a delightful
dance last evening at odd Fellows
han. Il had been planned to give a
New Years dance. but since the Var
sity men who are members. viii be
away az that time, the dance last cv-
ening was given instead.
Music by the Booster orchestra and
delicious sandwiches and coffee as
sisted IN making the evening a partic-
ularly pleasant one. Those present
were Misses Jennie Watkins, Hazel
Maloy Florence Deutz, Eleanor
Vauehey. Pearl Corson. Lora Love
lace Grace Borrodahe. Marcclla His-
dom. Frances Stromo, kathryn Grim-
mer. Mary Leeds, Georgia sherman,
Jean Hubbs. Dorothy Gafford. olive
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20
woMAN,s cLrn pNRTY.

The woman club had quite an
enjoyable Christmas party Friday af-
tcrnoon. Everyone came With fancy
work and "a gala holiday spirit Rc-
frcshmenN were served
The club donatcd ten dollars each
TO the Salvation Army ana to the
benevolent society for Christmas and
also discussed plans for tho annual
New Years reception. Thcy decided
that the hours would be- from four uu-
.til six o'clock Ncw Years afternoon.
There viii positively be- no meeting
next week
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20

ischOol will have its Christmas tree az
the church a delightful program
has been planned. An cnioyoble fea-
ture OF d viii ae several Christmas
carols sung by the juvenile choir
vested
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20

The Turfday Ltour Clu9 mei
this Wcck with Mrs u h ieninH
ana cnioycd tno following pr0fmm
current Egcnta Mu florta'n
Johnston
Class study MrF 49, r. hanc
Paper Comparison OF MinAao'
Angelo und Raphaerr Mics A. p
siroup
Taik-"Lasi Judgment Mr a.
Mann
Tho next meetns wh' inko p.a'e
january Gth. with Mn M E iiiekof
Tho physical cultufc ciub of tn0
Presbyterian church 500 meet onb
on Tuesdays duf.ng the hoiidnya
The Microbes Grub will NOT meet
unW ne ihlriy-fFm ol pycpmhrr
when Mrs. Blake Niil bo Tho hostess
THE Woncf Ynoi club is planning
an elabora,e dance for New Years
eve.
Mra Saul Harrg nns hos'oar No. th'
GermaH Clb rhumlN nnof5Np'l
Tho reading pr Go0ihe'a MiiheiM
Mpis,sr waa continued and SOME
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20

banquet al odd FollowB Han
All members of ihe Loyai order of
Moose and ladios and iho invited
guests are promised dehshtful
evening hy the committee. who have
madc elaborate preparations ior the
affair There Wii bo music ny che
Dimond orchestra.
The committee ON arranTomonig
follows Mr.. r. 4. Dimoud. ehair-
man. Mr. p. G. Cummings, ana Mr
A. G. culver.
The Parent-Tcnchcrs Association
Of tho First Ward hold a business
meeting Monday and decided 50 co-
operate as Ear aa possible wlta tire
Salvation ARMY and the Benevolent
Society in relief Tor the poor.
individual members pledged tncm-
selves to make Whatever precision
they could for tho poor children at
Christmas, ana resolution was
adopted rooommcndins thni everyone
in the city who ls able 10 a. sp, dp-
nnte s0metfns t0 lhe Christmns p1eh
OF tho Benevolent society ana SALE
walton Army.
The Rosor'a Aid Of So johns
Episcopal church has planned do-
Hghffni dance for New Yoars night
II viii bee held at the Maequie Tenn
I Die. admission viii bo fifty cents
apiece. and there WIN Boz music hy tiw
/ Booster orchestra.
Tho Albuquerque choral soolciy
held Cos usual enthusiastic meeting
Tuesday evening. Practice ON tht
cantata. "Thc Woman OF s1matio
/ Is progressing nicely. and The concert
which the Society WIZ give Gao lnlr-
toenth of January promises to oAi-
/ class any affair of tho Find which has
ever been givcn in This ciiy.
Tho Royal Neighbors mot On rceu-
lar session Thursday niHnt in q. %.
liz. W. hail and Initiated tWcuiF TlN
of tho large class secured by State
Supervising Deputy Emmp fnivel fnd
Camp Deputy Lily Ellie There wefe
fhirty-ryc ncW members secured n
Tam. Tire remainder VII De iuiyiaie'i
after tho hoiidaEs
A pleasant socili hour and dcHe-
lous little supper were culoti ur li
present at the close of thc business
session. a feature was an address Ay
Mrs. shlvel About $50 Werc press ni
Tho menu was especially varied and
delicious
Tire Royal Neiahhors emo MeoI-
mon VIII give q dance Chrlstmnf f',
llu odd Fellows halt 200 memncrs ana
friends neing invited Music NNl o.
by the Dlmoud orchestra.
The following neW officers
/ Alamo Wg. $50. e. IT, ID NJ wr'
elected 200 their meeting Tuesday i.
ernoon Commander Mary rnHfIer
lieutenant -commander 40 a. %h1r
wood. neal-Dommundcr ida MafoN
record aroner Minnie GerlwH W
nance auditor catherine fHEe i1H.
lat arms Louise Gr4udman,
Elizabeth LahrmAn Her nHi N
gorcrs sentinel, Nan HHH pi.afI
Nauuie Fisher Title other 'iieef
.r.. fr Id. .InnuINfaH.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20

Mrs. Russell Hutchinson o. enter
tnining fcw Girls this evening n
honor of Miss Carol shplcy Thu
rooms are decorated attrartivoly with
red ana green ana "a delicious three
course supper has been prepared