Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05

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their Easter tea "Wednesday afternoon
az the home Of Mrs Amado Chuves.
50i North Eleventh street.
The Chaves home n unusually well
arranged for AN affair OF this kind
The guests were received by Mrs. "
3 StTicklcr and directed into the
spacious living room where the home
cooking, apron and fancy work Ia
bles we're
Mrs. A. o. Corson and Mrs. j. A.
Harlan had charge OF the home cook
ing table and succeeded In selling out
all the good things Co cot very early
In the afternoon. They made about
fifteen dollars.
Mrs VIM. Jenks and AIRS. j. T.
Newhall sold all kinds or aprons and
garden caps They had very tine
assortment and were able at the end
OF the afternoon 10 add about twenty
five dollars To the fund from the tea.
Airs ". Y, Walton. assisted by Mira.
Bert skinner. Miss Dolly Mcclellan
and Miss Jean HUbhs had charge of
the fancy work table. There was
no article on the table for which
more than one dollar was charged. al
though many OF the dainty pieces OF
embroidery were worth more. prac-
tically everything was sold and the
proceeds were forty-five dollars.
Mrs Frederick winn had box OF
dainty butterfly souvenirs and added
about five dollars to the general pro-
cceds OF the tea by her sale of a
souvenir TO each guest.
The dining room was lovely with
shaded lights and huge cluster Of
daff0dils In the center OF the table
which was elaborate with silver and
white china.
Mrs. W. r. Warren and Mrs J. r.
Newhall poured and Miss Katherine
Chaves. Miss Jean Arnot and Misses
Helen and Myrle Hope served. The
refreshments. which were planned by
Mrs VIII Springer and Mrs T.. r.
Edgar. were delicious and much more
stnmptuous than one usually iinds NJ
q tea. The proceeds from the tea
table we're little over twenty dollars
The ladies' of the guild are To De
congratulated on the success OF
the affair. for In spit, of the unpleas-
ant weather there was large crowd
present. and they were able to turn
over Ia the treasurer "A nice sum or
money al the close of the afternoon
d
THE REVIVAL MEETING.
THE various aid aud missionary so
cirtics at the Protestant churches are
not meeting this month because "l
tho daily services held 10y EVane' hst
ttonev,yeu at the Tabernacle. corner
OF seventh street and Central "N'i'"r'
About fifteen cottage prayer m'"'-
inus are being held every morning IN
various parts of the city ana 'htN are
bcing well attended Ia the hlt'i-
noon from 2;30 until $3.50 ENanE'h''
HONEYWELL breaches and at $3.50 'hrr"
~ "a Bible study class taught by MISS
Monte. which h proving very IN
tercst,np and instructive. Every aN-
eninr except Monday. which Is Ia nr
rest night" revival services are '"'
| ing held. ,.,..
nr. Honeywell is very force '''
and eloquent speaker. "" " WHY
IA times and his sermons are All con-
vlnclng aud rilled with common s''h
ideas.
There VII. bc "A full choral ser "'
sunday evening al ~. Johns Eplse'-
pal church
81. Johns choir had "a fine rehcar-
sal Thursday evening for the ct"''t"
"B,atitudcs" which viii be sung some
time I'm May. This choir directed 10y
Mrs. A. r. Morrisette. Is doing cN''l =
tionnlly good work all the tins ana