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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-09
To-Day's Beauty Recipes
BY Nine. D'Alille.

"A simple and reliable remedy for
skin eruptions. chaps. cold sores. pim-
pies and eczema is Mothers Salve It
is healing, cooling. soothing and anti
septic In action. 1t should be in every
family medicine cabinet.
Just worrying about hair falling
out won't help any woman. A few
minutes work is better than hours of
worry. Faded and brittle hair, falling
hair and badness are caused by para
site that destroys the life OF the hair.
Mothers Shampoo removes these para
sites, leaves the scalp healthy and
clean and makes the hair fine and fluffy
Enough for several months can be
bought at any drug store for 25c
Spotted. sallow and muddy looking
compilations. together with skin erup-
tons. often present in the spring. re-
Guire cleansing treatment instead of
face powder An ideal complexion
beautirier is easily made At home by
dissolving an original package of may
atone in a half pint of witch hazel 1t
makes the skin soft. feir and lovely
To remove superfiuous hair on face
or forearms make n paste with little
water and powdered delatone. cover
the hairs for two minutes, then re-
move and wash the skin. Delatone
does not discolor the skin. and Is safe
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-09

Mrs Harriet Woodrow Wcllcs, Of
Denver. Colo, who spent several weeks
mere this spring as the guest OF thu.
Governor OF Virginia and Mrs william
hodges Mann In the Executive Man
sion. has returned from a prolonged
stay with relatives in the South Mrs
Weiles has Joined her mother. Mrs
Thomas Woodrow. in Washington and
thcy are at present the guests Of their
cousins. President and Mrs. Wilson, at
Tho White House. Mrs. Woodrow and
Mrs. Wel'cs were with Mrs. Wilson and
her daughters in their box AT the
Horse Show on Wednesday afternoon.
and also attended the performance Of
Little Women at the Bclasco Theatre
"Wednesday night. when they occupied
Il box with the President and Mrs. VII
son.
Mrs. Wilson wore a tailored suit In
ono Of the new shades. between eoih
and mustard. with Il medium :,izai nat
trimmed In ostrich tips To match, at
the horse show. Mrs Wilson wore a
with coral colorcd satin. with a smart
black hat
blues t0 Entertain.
The Richmond Light Infantry Blues
have issued cards for the celebration
of the ono hundred and twenty fourth
Saturday. May 10, from n:3o ~ NJ To =
or tho afternoon at Lakeside Park. 1t
IS IL be strictly stag affair and an
outdoor celebration.
Nii-. keiicrs Lecture.
The lecture that Miss Helen Keller
viii give here tomorrow evening at
80 o'clock, In the auditorium OF the
Masonic Temple, is 30 be an event Of
tho greatest Importance aud interest
Tho fact that a blind girl, who was at
OH" time entirely deaf. dumb and sight
less. IL able TO make q lecture OF any
kind before large audience is OF re
iuarksblo interest. Miss Keller. who
Is accompanied by her, teacher and
companion. Mrs. MACY. VIII speak on
ihc subject cf The Heart and the
Hand. or Right Use of our Senses
Tine affair tx under the direction of tho
Alumnae Association OF the Virginia
Randolph Elicit School.
Prominent Engngemcnt.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Lewis Washington
Clark. of Radford, have announced the
engagement and approaching mar
iiage OF their daughter. Kathleen. to
Gordon Lcfcbvre. OF Richmond Miss
Clark was educated Al Virginia col
lcre. and is Il very charming girl. hav-
inG been mUch admired throughout the
State MIR. Lcfebvra belongs to n dis
tnEuished family OF Eastern Virginia,
and tho marriage is one of great in
the late clayton Lefebvre and nephew
OF Thomas G. Gordon. OF this city, and
for some time past has made his homo
in Roanoke.
Pretty Wedding
The Washington Herald OF yesterday
contains the following OF interest to
Virginia Society:
~ pretty wedding took place We'd
ucsdav afternoon. when Miss Dorothy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-09
HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT.
Thirteen Graduate. Receive Diplomas
mt BlncksburE Institution.

Especial TO The Times -Dispatchl
Blacksburg. Va, May S.--Commence-
ment exercises of the Blacksburg High
School were held Wednesday night I'm
the German Hall OF the Virginia Poly
technic institute. before an audience
that more t:-an filed the large ro,,-n.
lherc WAS very attractive program
OF songs, marches dances and drills
rendered by the pupils in the lower
grades and diplomas were conferred on
thirteen graduates In the high school
BY the principal Miss Emma s Yerby
VINO also presented certificates of pro-
motion from the grammar school 10
sixteen boys and girls Miss AlIena
Smith read the prize essay, with which
Edward Allan won the IS in gold of
fered by tho Allegheny Chapter. Daugl-
ters OF the American Revolution, for
The best essay By pupil In the high
school department OH The Part Vir-
ginia took In the American Revolution"
and this prize. as we'll as the one Of
fered by the same chapter for the best
examination on history by n grammar
school pupil, was presented to the re-
cipients by Mrs. J. s. y. Johnson The
50 prize for the history examination
was carried off over "A number of com
petitors by Miss Charlsie Crumpacker.
q young miss Of twelve years
In the graduating exercises proper
William Lybrook read the salutatory.
Claude Pritchard the class history, Ro-
berta Bennett. the Glass poem and
Evans Gardner made the valcdictory.
The thirteen graduates were Edward
Allan. Evans Gardner, Allena Smith.
William Lybroola Florence Martin.
Dewey Martin, Elvic Effnger. Thomas
EHinger, Claude Pritchard, Floyd Keis-
ter. Emily Randolph. Roberta Bennett
and Ruth Reynolds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-09

Miss Linda Todd. who has been the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. L. C. Ware,
In stanton and Richmond. has re-
turned to her home in Augusta County.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-09

Mrs. Terry and her daughter. Miss
Kate Terry. left yesterday for Lynch
burg. after spending several days in
Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-09

Mrs. George l.. Corbin, who has been
at st. Luke's Hospital for treatment
VIII leave tomorrow for her home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-09

Mrs. John II. Lyneman and her ais
ter. Miss Mario Steinbrecher, have re
turned to New York. after n visit t
friends at White Plains.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-09

Miss Maude Caskie has returned t,
her homo In Lynchburg. after visiting
friends hero for several days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-09

DR.. and Mrs. Cary Langhorne. c
washington, have taken a home i
Virginia for the summer months.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-09

Judge and Mrs. S. C. Graham hav,
returned to their homo In Tazewell
after visit to friends in this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-09

Miss Maria Thompson Daviees is now
in New York City. where she is spond :
Ing some time. before returning to
Nashville, Tom.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-09

Miss EliZabe Brown. of ivy Clin."
Will arrive here tomorrow to DO the
guest OF Miss Elsie Ingram on West
Grace Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-09

tine on Monument Avenue. is leaving
this week for her homo In Lexington.
KY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-09
TO OPEN MEETING WITH PRAYER.
Decision by Cumberland County Com
Observation-Disclosures of Court.

Especial 10 Tho Times- Dispatch.1
FayetteViilc. n. G., May S.-The de-
lIberations OF tho commissioners OF
Cumberland County will hereafter be
opened with prayer by one OF tho min
listers Of the city. This policy was
adopted at the monthly meeting of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-09
Gift Novelties

me reputation Of this store OF
showing the new and exclusive arti-
cles is maintained at all times.
SCHWARzSCHILD BROS.
Richmond's Leading jewelers.,
Second and Broad SITS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-09

Mrs. Desha Breckinridge who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. b. 3. yalen-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-03
DODD- WOI.KlNG WEDDING
UNISy ALLY PRETTY AFFAIfl

simple but very pretty wedding
WAS solemnixed Wednesday evening.
April 80 az the home Of ar. Silas
Wolking, i0lo Forester avenue. when
his niece. Miss Bulda wolkinE. 0e-
came the bride 81 DR.. H. Dpdd Of
summersille. Kansas.
Miss Reryl Kenworthy PLAYED Lob
engrin's Wedding March. aud Rev.
J. NJ simmer performed the beanti-
Gal ring service most impressivniy.
The bride. whose sterling worth has
Won her hosts 81 friends here. locked
rudienty beautiful la her simple gown
az white crepe de- chime. she carried
huge bunch of brlde's roses.
The house was decorated very are
lishcally with potted plants. apple
blossoms and carnations
A dainty wedding supper was serv-
ed, after which the bride and groom
departed amid "a shower ~ rice and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-03
Aweken beup
aahur Commence begmnsS malpm
Various and Sundry Society
EUenls int Weeks Calendar

Cards are out for rcceptiSn %
be given by Airs, John w. Wilson,
30z south iiish street, next Wodnes-
day afternoon from o'clock until 8.
Musis will be- furnished BY the Voik-
Wilson orchestra. which Is composed
of eight young people. pupils OF Mrs.
Wilson and Of Miss Nosk.
Mrs. r. r. Goddlng, Miss Margaret
Chadwick aud Miss Rcta Ruffie OF
Modesto. Cal. VIII assist AIRS. Wilson
in the recoiving line.
This afternoon Miss Lillian Scm-
pcnich. gts West Central avenue. en-
tortained a number % her friends
with delightful lawn party A num-
her OF games were played after
which on elaborate lunch was served.
The guests were Misses Lorna Los
ter, Rcbecca HOrncf. Elizabeth ArnOt,
Reba Conner, Rachel and mary
I.arsch. Louise Troffcnbcrg, Gather
Inc Mcmillan, Adelaide Hahn. Doro-
thy Fleisch. Alexandria Naughey'
Florence WELLER Pauline Bora
dalle and Grace stortz.
81. Johns choir. having discovered
that Monday was Mfh. r.. Il hih7-
ford's birthday. gathered at her home
In the evening. bringing her a huge
bunch OF beautiful flowers. Each
guest sang solo and the evening
was spent deiishtfuily with the music
and light refreshments were served
at a late hour
Those present were Mrs. Kahie.
Mrs. Forester, Mrs. Morrisette, Miss
Risdom. Miss Edith Walker. Miss
I.ottie Szymanski, Mrs. y. Pratt, Mrs.
wills. Mcssrs. -. Il. Lane, w. W.
Lindsay. Alfred Johnson. George
Pratt. l.cCiaire MINER and Richard
Sxymanski
"Wednesday eeyning Mrs. sol Welt
Ter, ilO1 West rijeras. gave "A dinner
i'm honor ~ the birthday OF her
mother. Mrs. e. benjamin, only
members or the family were present
uRd the AFFAIR was extremely jolly and
enjoyable.
4 tea for the benefit of the Fran
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-03

ciscnn orphanaGc viii be- given next
"Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. sulo-
mon Luna, 5e5 West silver avenue.
This promises 10 be a succeasfui al
fair both aocially and financially.
Thursday evening NJ. and Mrs
g. v. Hopping. sra south Arno street.
entertained number 81 friends In
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs 3. y. Mccoy.
who are leaving for sweetwater.
Texas.
Hiah nve was played, followinR
which a sumptuous supper WIS served
Huge punches OF liiaca decorated the
rooms DELIGHTFULLY."-.
The AFFAIR was Informal and en-
tireiy enjoyable throughout nithoueh
the many friends Of Mr. and AIRS Me-
Coy regret their departure very much.
Pressnt were Mr.. aud Mrs. j. 3. Me-
Coy. ~. and Mrs. WIN. Bryce. Ar.
ana Mrs VIM. Chamberlln. SIR. and
AIRS Harry Aspluwali. Sit. and Mrs.
Harry i.itheow. AIR. and Mrs. Theo-
doro weilman. Mr. and AIRS. Bert
Walling Mrs T.. NJ Bencdict, Mrs.
Brandt, Miss Elsa Petrie. and Mr.
Chas. Mccoy.
Mrs. A. r. Keith. 32t West Coal
avenue, gave a farewell dinner Thurs
day evening for Mrs. VIM. Hartley.
who returned yesterday 70 her home
In Point Richmond. California.
The menu was elaborate and was
thoroughly enjoyed by everyone.
Mrs. Keith's guests were Mys VIM.
Hartley MIR. and Mrs George Pat-
ridge. Mr.. and Mrs John strumquisL
Miss Lulu Benedict, Mr. and Mrs. }. O..
Gould. Miss Beatrice Hill, Mrs. Her
bert GALES. Mira. +. NJ. Benedict, AIR.
Ralph Hill. aud Mr.. TED Bangs.
The Elks are making mysterious
noises about big dance and May
party TO be held Tuesday evening,
May rs, which from few hints let
fan Ia going 20 be an elaborate and
potable event. Further particulars
will probably be divulgcd concerning
the program later.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-03
NuptiaIs Of Mr.. I. F. Godding
and Miss Pearl Skinner and
DR.. H. Dodd and Miss Hulda
WOlking solemnized on
Wednesday Evening.

"Wednesday evening az 3 O'Clock ina
marriage Of Miss Pearl skinner 20
Mr.. q =. CoddinR took place AZ the
y sidcncc ~ tho brides brother. Mf.
j. y. skinner. 1904 Forester avenue.
Rev. C.. .. Hickman. pastor 81 the
Firsg Methodist lsDisr0pas church per-
formed the ceremony. the ring scr.
Wee being used.
Tie bride looked charming IN a
beautiful gown Of white crepe de chine
over white messaline. trimmed In real
AGO She wore "a veil. English style
which WAS fastened with Ceclle Hru-
her roses from California. giving de-
lightful finishing touch 60 her cos
tune. she carried nn Immense bunch
~ white sweet peas. tied with wide
white satin ribbon The only jewclr3
which she wore WIS an exquisite din-
mund sunbursl. the gift Of the groom.
Mrs. Skinner was attended by Miss
Margaret Chadwick. who wgs lovely
Ia Il gown of pink crepe dc chine over
nossaline. She carried pink awect
9 cas-.
Promptly "a : O'Clock 10 the strains
Of Mondnissuhn's wedding March.
played ~ Mrs. John W. Wilson. the
bride accompanied by her brother.
Mrs. J. -, skinner and Miss Margaret
Chadwick. appeared. preceded by
three flower girls scattering rose pet
AIS. and were Joined by NJ. GodGing
and his best man. Air. Charles Chad
wick
After the brief and impressive GER
emony delicious refreshments we're
"a.
from her wedding cake. after which
each guest cut a piece In order 10 ind
opt his or her fortunes Miss Rcta
RufTie. Modesto. California. cus the
ring. and II, of course. certain 70 bo
the next bride; the thimbic fell 10
Miss Margaret Chadwick. doomlna
her 90 single blessedneas and the key
10 unlock his fortune was found by
ar, Charles Chadwick.
The bride threw her bouquet 80 tho
unmarried guests and II was ,anvffl
cy Miss Elizabeth gilbert and MAJ
sarah Chadwick
The skinner home was beau.lfalis
decorated with fcstoons and garIands
OF smilax.
Tho dainty flower Girls were DDr-
othy and Alice Madison OF Aias Ia
lena. and Mary Margaret skinner
Al a late hour the bride and Sro0nl
loft FOR their charming bungalow, GA
North Eleventh street which was ali
furnished and waiting for them.
Those present al the wedding were
Mrs Marshall 4. tkinner, Me and
Mrs. : y. Skinner, Reverend aud Mrs
e. o Beckman. Miss Gallo Hickman.
D.. and Mrs. 9. n Conner. Miss Eeba
Conner. AR. and Mrs, John W. VIII
son. AIR and Mira W H. Bauer. Nlr
and Mrs Fred Mattison. Misses poro.
thy and Alice Mattison. Magdalena;
Misses sarah ana Margaret chadwick
Miss Reia Rufflc. Modesto, California.
Mr. y. l. Chadwick. Mr. ChaFle,
Chadwick. Miss Maud watson, Miss
Elizabeth Gilbert, ana Mrs. Whit.
/ comb.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-03
RectOr's Aid Reception.

Tuesday evening May 8. al the
Woman's club the ladies of the Rec
tors Aid OF ST Johns Episcopal
church viii give a reception to which
all frlcnds ana members of the par
ish are cordially invited.
At S;3O o'clock, Immediately fol-
lowing the reception. there will be a
short program. which has been ar
ranged by AIRS. T.. l.. Bradford ANA
promises TO he splendid,
The program follows;
Rending The Forest Kings Race"
lcunlce iahle
Bass solO-"Hlng of the Winds,
iDavidD. air Alfred Johnson.
Plano Solo--.(n) Nocturne, Chopin
(b) Magurka. 1Godard), Mrs. r. X
Harden.
Duet--1By requcstl. "a Night IN
Venice" u.uccan Tomb, Mrs. y. H.
Bradford Mr w. W. Lindsey
The remainder OF the evening vii
Ice spent with dancing. during which
refreshments viii be served.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-03
Many Attend Hotel Combs
Opening Monday.

The opening Of the Hotel Combs
last Monday evening was quite nn I'M.
portnnt event Tor many Albnaatruna
society people The initial monn uaa
sufilciently tempting 70 altfarl many
% the hotel for dinner. Tia 0Af& Wa
especially decorated too tho oceaaIoA.
flowers being used In profue1on on
the tables and other rantaaa afatas.
Every arrangement had henn usallh to
accommodate a large crowd ana tho
service proved excaiiont. More than
two hundred and Eepeusy.Ere eIneGn
parto0k of the Combs hospitality dur.
ing the evening. dinner heInn atftnd
from until D, Pleasing music was
rendered during tho evening ~ nn
orcehgtra composed al Af9ag Celia
Hsauldlng, vl0Ilnieft Miss Nfchenar.
pianist. aud Mr.. Hoffman, violluIbt.
Tho Cafe Combs Is ono of the rlRlnl4
est features OF the new hotel and pre-
SCENTS a very much down town nlt-
pearance AZ night with ite many
bright lights, flowers and muslf The
cafe n very cieyeFlN nrvanned Rnd
ihe ~'hlle l'tflea and fnrnlHlsloae rbl
trast pltnalnHix with The tinted wnlla
and other decorations
For the opening dinner Dn ap0
Mrs. c. H. Conner entsrtained III.
and Mrs. WALLACE Iicsseidon. Mlss
fiernice hessolden. ant Mr. r. ffer-
bert Asseiln. AR Louis Heniamln
had az his guests a number ~ friends
and relatives. inclualnK AIRS. &, llon4
lamin Mr. AND Mrs. sol ncnfaluln.
Charles Benlamin. Mf. and Mrs.
Julius Mnndell. AFR and Mrr. sal
WELLER aud Mrs. q. lfock~nheinaf
Mr.. ana Mrs. sydney nosenuald.
Mrs Aaron HosenWald. Mise IetiIn
ltoscnwaid and Miss schultz made up
a Jolly party that enjoyed Inc Opening
dinner. SIR and Mre q. Al Mnts0n.
Sir. and AirH Roy Mctloneid Mra
"a. ~. Fox aud Miss Mildred Fox
made up another party. Mayor y. Is
y. SELLERS and Airs. sellers had ~
their guests Mir. and Mrs N W.
Flournoy Others who dlned durlng
mo evening included Mr. and Mrs
iiennle Jana. aud Mrs. Beesle Jagtu
Mr. and Mrs ~ Mandc1l AT and
Mrs. a. q, stroae ard the W. W.
Strongs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-03

Booas for the springtlme ia the
Public Library Useful for the out
door Worker
Alicn.-Bulbs and Tuborous Rooted
Plants.
Arnott-The Book OF Climbing
Plants.
Burkett-Agricultur for Beginners.
Coburn-Thc Book on Alfalfa.
Elliott -- Engineering for Land
Drainage.
Elliott-Practical Farm Drainage.
Ellwanger- Rose.
Hnll--A Little Land and "a Living.
Hull---Threu Acres and Liberty
MISUNDERSTANDING Horticulture.
Hilgard-Soils.
Hubert---Liborty and Living.
Hum a. Bailey Practical Garden
Book.
King-Irrigation aud Drainage
Paddock a. whipplc--I'rult Grow
ing in Arid REGIONS
MacDonald-Dry Farming
Valcntine-The Beginner Ina Poul-
Try.
valentine TO Keep Hens for
Profit
wilcox Irrigation Farming.
Wilson Irrigation Engineering.
Wlng--Milk and It's Products.
Fiction.
Parker-"The Judgment House II
is "A story ol International interest.
The destinics Of nations are inter-
woven with the lives 81 the two heroes
--one millionaire, "A pioneer of the
Cecil Rhodes type; the otaer a dip
lumnt The story begins In the year
OF the Jameson raid and ends with the
close Of the Boer war. Most Of Hs
action takes place In England al
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-03
REZzkH -
~

though south African Affairs form the
background.
Farnol-~"Amatcur Gentleman The
amateur gentleman n 'Barnabas, son
OF John BaTty, who was once known
as GLORIOUS .Iohn.p ex-champion OF
England and the story tells how the
lad desistod from following hts
fathers profession to go 20 London
and make his way In the world OF
fashion. II recounts his rise and HIS
fall and his return TO his fathers inn.
ON the first day OF his adventuring
Barnabas fell In love and won "A
friend: and these TWO precious
things, love and friendship. he re-
talns 10 the end England during the
regency of George ~ is the scene Of
the story's action.
MISUNDERSTANDING IN a Pinch"
stories OF the famous pitchers eNper-
lences la the DIG leagues. with which
no has been connected for eleven
years, and comments on the games
OF "a large number OF players whom
he has studied from the pitchers box
To the baseball enthusiast Il Will be-
entertaining reading.
VRlentinc--"The Beginner In Poul-
try" The subtitle the author gives
her book IL 1.-THE zest aud profit OF
poultry growing" and her first chap
ter II an essay ON kindness 10 dumb
animals and on sympathy as the first
! requisite for success Ia poultry raising
The book Is addressed primarily "a
the amateur and her ADVICE IS 20 be
gin on "a modest scale and grow slow
~. Better 10 begin With a few hen'
In dry goods box than 10 erect ex
pcnsive buildings before YOU know th'
necessities Of the work.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-03
McQueen.Gray's Attend Royal
Function at Windsor.

A most interesting letter has been
received by friend Ia Albuquerque
from Mrs. Edward Mcqueen Gray
who with her husband. former presi-
dent ct the University of New Mexico,
Is spending the spring months IN Lon
don. telling of "a number of functions
they attended in connection with "a
gathering of The Royal Historical 80
clety of witch Dr. Gray IL a Fellow.
These included "a dinner at Holborn
restaurant attended by TO guests, a
government banquet and reception
and an excursion 10 Windsor Caste
where the party enjoyed the hospi-
tally of hls majesty, George " AZ a
tea al which 500 guests were present
The tables at this tea were deoora,-
ed with exquisite flowers. thousands
of double pink tulips. ana the guests
Included Germans. French and Rus
slams beside Fnglishmen, Dr, Gray's
linguistic ability doubtless standing
him In good stead. as he speaks Ger.
man and French like a native. The
Marty were shown through the state
apartments al Windsor and viewed
al their leisure the marvellous tapea-
tries and paintings the throne room
ana other sights of the historic Old
pile.
Il required two hours 10 60 through
/ the castle
ON the sunday following pr- aud
] Mrs. GRAY with others were provided
| with spcclul seats Ia Westminster Alb
bey and entertained al tea by tbs
VERY Reverend the Dean of West
minister. Tuesday they were enter
| tanned al tea by the Archbishop Of
\ Canterbury and were shown the chan
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-03
Among the Clubs and
Organizations.

The Mercedes cluO met this week
with Mrs. Pearl. The regular liter
airy program was set aside and the
afternoon was spent making May bas-
kets uvt 81 paper aud ARTIFICIAL How
crs. The results were very dainty ana
attractive and IL was difficult to
chouse the prcttiest. Finally, however.
a papcr MAY hat was given To Mrs
Roozcs az the cllb member who was
most successful. and Mrs. Ines. the
lucky one OF the guests received an
artistic May basket Allied with sprins
flowers
An elaborate supper was served \
feature 81 IL was "a basket % May APP
pies made ~ candy. which we're good
10 look al as well as good 10 eat.
The club members present were
Mcsdamcs Rcczcs blake FAKE Gus
tnfscn. Menaul. Schultze, Swaync. Al
len. Gentry. and Miss Phillbrick.
The guests were Mesdamcs Mabel
stevens Himoe, T.. " Wilson. Ines.
T.. r. Wilson. sumner, Llfonto.
The crochet clue was entertained
ri II o'clock breakfast Thursday
morning by Mrs J. \. Hubbs. The
tablc was very attractiycly set WITH
pink luncheon doilies and white china
The ccnterpiece was lavender aud
white lilacs. Each guest found NJ hei
place a tiny whit" May bnsket hlied
with candies.
Tho breakfast was served by Mrs
bert skinner ana Miss Jean Hubs
The ladies spent the afternoon with