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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-01
PRESBYTERIAN CHOIR ENTER
TANNED.

Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Andrews entertained the members OF
the Presbyterian choir.
Most OF the guests came In fancy
costumes and the fun began the mo
u, mt they were gathered. Halloween
gnmes-sOme old-fashioned and some
original-afforded great amusement
There were delightful musical num-
hors by some of the girls, ana then
the guests were ushered into the ain
ing room. whore black cats. witches
and grinning Jack lanterns gave A
weird and typically Halloween at
mosphcre. and a delicious supper was
served.
Those who enjoyed this Jolly par
ty were Rev. and Mrs Hugh
Cooper. Dr. and Mrs, j. A. Schwent-
ker. Mrs T.. Foreman, Miss Helen
Hope. Miss Elsie sackett, Miss Pee
hles Miss Helen Wickhnm, Miss Lnu'
ira McCollum, Miss Kathryn Grim
mer. Miss Bertha strong. Miss Grace
Mordy. Miss Barton, Miss Doe Nc
Wendrirk Messrs Lester Cooper
Douglas. Il. Losh, Ray Bailey ana
N. Watson.
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StOrk and Cupid
Cunning PIOtSers


There "A usually q certain degree az dread
IN every wumana mind az % tA1 urflrhla
pain, distress aud danger 81 childbirth.
hut, thanks % a most remarkable remedy
known a. Mothers Friend. nil lpar " ban.
lahed and the period u ono Vi unkouniad,
joyful anticipation.
Mothers friend n useti exlernaIlf. it
II most prnetFatlnE application. nakca
the muscles of the stomach ana ahdaMen
plant No they expand easily and materially
without pnin, Without distress tnd ulsh
no1e of that peculllr nausea, nervousness
ana other aympipnia that irnd O. tt4hen
ihe prospective mother Thus Cupid ana
the stofk arr held ~ o. vcbcrallon lhcg
urc rated os cunning ploilefa % htfalf iIa
ceMihE % a little sunheam lo nlhI.iln thn
hearts sud brighton tho hoansa 81 hosf 81
bkpqy families.
There are thousands ~ wamon who have
used Mothers frlend. end thu1 anou from
tSprfience ihnN u q one nf oar greatest
eeaiFibuuona N healthy happy nolnef
hood. X D nald bg olI druggists "a tInH
per blllle. ami a especially recommends
~ . pfPxenlltp w e4fIns nleaala end AS
other 4ueh dIIlf@aas
Write lo Nrn1eaId ntnaIAVAf COL iI4
iamaF fluH.s Atlanta tn., ~ fn0'I 4fIF
valuable boon % etn4elanl mnIhn 0a
q bostie 81 Motbafn btiNna t4d0f.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-01
Beautiful Flowers Tokens of
Esteem at Wedding Anniversary

Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs w. II.
Barney, SOS PARK avenue, celebrated
their wedding anniversary by intit-
ing In q number OF friends as fare
well party for Mr.. and Mrs. J. T..
Baldridge cards were played during
tho early part of the evening and az
forwards an elaborate supper was
served.
As the guests sat cown 10 supper.
Mr.. Barney told them u was the an
niyersory Of his wedding. "a TACT which
came as "a complete surprise 10 the
guests. and which explained the many
lovely flowers which out-of-town
friends OF MIR. and Mrs Barney had
sent them. The announcement called
forth hearty congratulations, and a
number OF clever talks followed--one
by Mr.. George Slock being especially
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Among the Clubs and
Organizations.

This afternoon the parenf-Tench-
ers' Cooperative association gave
benefit tea "a the home Of Mrs. G. o.
Clarke. 2s7 North High street. MIA
Clarke was assisted BY Mrs y. Ger
hardt Enjoyable musical numbers
were rendered ~ Mrs. Ralph white
Sides. Miss beatrice Hiil. Mil Olaa
seike. Mrs. n. Mcneil. Miss Mabel
Kinds and Miss ae Lamb.
A large crowd vas present. The
proceeds viii be used 10 make a pay
ment on the plane az the first ward
school.
The W. G. T. u. held q very enjoy
able meeting vita Mrs Pitt Ross
Tuesday afternoon. feature OF the
occasion WAS n very lnteresllna paper
by Mrs. ,. $. EaAterday on Health
and Hygiene"
The Royal Neighhors gave a Jolly
mask dance Thursday evening IN odd
Fellows hall
Thursday evening the Eastern Star
gave q Halloween dance 81 lhe Ma
sonic Temple. large crowd was
present and al mad partieGiaris
pleasant evening
The Black and white club. whicn
Continued on Page several
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Mrs McLdndress and Mrs. Merritt
Score Success WHh AUCTION Pdrtu

Thursday afternoon Mrs. g. =. Me-
Lnndress ana Mrs Ross Merritt gave
Merritt residence. 1894 West Central
avenue.
Ferns and cut flowers. artlstically
arranged. decorated the rooms whore,
after a number Of exciting games Of
cards, an exceptionally satisfactory
lunch was served.
Mrs. Sadie Noustadt was given
pretty fern for having the highest
score. and Miss Irene Saint received
n beautiful bunch Of chrysanthomums
~ the cut prize.
The guests were Misses Julia and
Lou Lee. Mrs. u. n. Pollock. Mrs.
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house. qymnasla. swimming pools
nuoitoflunl tlata ana ciua fatN d
meslIc science. and d0ne 0fl
rooms, etc. So Lpula han a at4NnHIa
modern building. tfaseief Ai4 b.
an important department. ~ many ae.
aOclatiops. u wuas1 b. spIAnalf j.
such might b Installed M Ainu1ufr
que during the fanamn exposition
ana ereH befoFe
'Ihe local anaociofI1n consncta an
euployment bureau, "a equipped with
roulnR iot iodsiu9. end ainine fnoni.
feceptiea Sepfn and rradina rQo4a.
where any time tdc girls and women
may COME es a man % bis fiup se4t
room. and 4 alao conducts clheaeR
and clubs
~Nearls Ell r. w. G. as n TIE
United siatea ARE affiliated with our
national board. whont headquarters
arc ia New York and an whose hoard
are such women a. Mlss Grace Dodge
and Mrs Helen Miller Gould Fnep-
ard. Nearly every country W. TING
world nas the y. W G.. a. and each
has ita national board. These are An
united with the worlds COMMITTEES
whose headquarters are in LONDON
go truly 4 IL n worldwide institution.
Filling the needs 81 sirlh ana eonien
In all countries.
ITO better fill the needs " the
Young women % kihnauefeue. %
make the association - attractive ~
possible. We ask for the corporation
o. an the good women % the cikf.
and We pray God 90 aive us tne abll-
.sfy 10 zee. the courage 20 act. ard
love that never fails."
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Pleasant Sewing Party.

THIS ~ tcrfN0n. Mrss ~ y. Hickfy
ana Miss Ethel 1iickcc cave q iolk
sewing party 40 Mrs Hickcy's home,
1i5 North Walter street. and served
particularly apnctlzinR lunch.
Those invited wore Mrs. Mabel
stevens Himoe. Mrs Roy Mcdonald,
Mrs. Roy stomm, Mrs. Raymond
Stamm, Mrs. 81 Frost, Mrs. John Leo
clark. AIRS. T.. O.. Cornish. Mrs. a. ".
Marion. Mrs. George Elock, Mrs. r.
". Pollock. Miss bartlett. Miss Fitz-
hugh. Mrs. ". 49, Honing Mrs. W r.
walton. Mrs. Florence Johnston, Mrs.
A. B Stroup Mrs. Frank Hubhell,
Miss Alice Boyd and Miss Eileen Nc
illen.
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George simms. Miss Irene Saint. Mrs.
Harry Mitchner. Mrs. Frederick
Wlnn, Mrs. Louis &. Bennett Mrs.
Ben Jaffa, Mrs. Harry WELLER. Mrs.
BERNARD Ilfeld. Mrs. Sadie Neustadt.
Mrs. Mike Mandell. Miss Gladys Man
dell, Miss Minnie Hickman. Mrs. W.
II. Walton. Mrs. Harry Lee OF Santa
Fo, Mrs. H. -, Hcnlng. Mrs. y. A.
Macpherson, Mrs. Robert putney,
Mrs. q. l.. Brooks Mrs. Frank wiz
son. Mrs. Sidney RosenWaid Mrs.
Dave Rosenwald. Mrs. Frank stortz,
Mrs. Fred Garfield. Mrs. w. w.
Strong. Mrs. o. n. Marion. Mrs. wal
ter Connell, Mrs. w. 8. strickler and
Mrs. George Kiock
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-01
LITTLE PEOPLE WAKE MERRY

Isabel and Alfred Patterson enter
tanned q few 81 their little friends M
a Halloween party this afternoon.
Appropriate games were played fol-
lowed by lunch served In darkoned
dining room where Jack -o'-ianterns,
black cats and witches were all
around. yellow pumpkin place cards
pleased the children particularly.
The guests were Dorothy ana
Eranklln Schwentkcr. Marion Mitch
ner. Nellie Falkenberg. Dorothy
Grose. Ruth Frost and Marian and
Howe Filler.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-01
COmings and GOings Of
Your Friends in albuquerque

home there.
Mra V Arnold has arrived ii AZ.
huQuerque 20 spend the winter with
her daughter. Miss Mary Arnold.
Mrs G. y. Lowber has returned
from an extended vlait in Pennayl-
vania.
AFR. Chas. Lembke arrived Friday
morning from 0anado. Aria. and viii
spend several days IN Albuquerque.
Mrs. y. T.. Bradford entertained her
vocal pupils NJ her home Wednesday
evening A splendid pronram. flne
refreshments and Jolly 3 cd time
were enjoyed BY ali.
The concert which the Duke city
Trio was 90 give sunday afternoon
az the Presbyterian saultnrlum has
been postponed indefinitely because
81 the iilgees 81 Miss Beryl Ken
worthy, q member ~ the musical orr
Rnnizntien.
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Sewing and Babies Features.

Friday Mrs. Al Frost invited a
number Of her friends TO brlng their
sowing and their babies To spend the
afternoon with her. Fancy work and
chatting. followed by q delicious
lunch. passed the time delightfully."-.
Ser guests were Mrs. Walter con-
nell. Mr.. Harry Mitchnor OF Denver,
Mrs Bert skinner. Mrs. Benson New
oil, Mrs. Roy Stamm. Mrs W. $. Pat
terson. Mrs. Tom Danahy, Mrs T.. j.
Alger. Mrs. Mabel stevens Himoe, Mrs.
Raymond stnmm, Mrs. Henry Con-
nelly and Miss Irene Saint.
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puUNyTUROpIn -yAnTY.

The Philanthropic department Of
the Woman's club gavc n particularly.
successful and enjoyable party last
evening Cards. dancing. Halloween
stunts and Halloween Refreshments
n combined to give everyone jolly
good time Several music numbers
by Mrs. II. NJ Henderson, Mrs. Fred
orlck wlnn. Mrs Mabel stevens III
moe and Mr.. John Falkenburg. were
delightful The proceeds from the
admission charged. viii be used for
charity
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-01
Farewell Party at Ranch.

An enjoyable farewell party. even
though deeply tlngod with regret. was
that given al the Benston ranch In
old Albuquerque Sunday evening for
Mrs. Mary BENSON and children OF
New York who left that night for
their home. The guests included
Fred zickert, Herman Heine, Albert
Robinson, }. l.. French. I'd Stein
hart Jack Curr Mrs. A. Anderson.
Bcssie French. Ella Albers. Alberta
Stclnhart NJ Zlckert. and Mossrs.
Nicholas Heine. Stcinhart. James
Bihln Marshal. Pedro Moya, Louis
Hcinc. oliver French and Maynard
AlhcrB.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-01
Social Features of Educators

Elaborate plans are being made /"
entertain those who attend the N'W
Mexico Teachers association meet'hb
hero IN November.
Perhaps thc most elaborate ana'h
which win take place will be re-
ccption given by the Womans c'up
and the Parent Teachers association
They are expecting over thonsanu
teachers GO be present ana have APP
pointed an entertainment comml'le'
of forty. Twnty Ave girls from the
high school viii serve and the hish
school orchestra viii play,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-01
Miss Kahle Honoree.

Miss Eunice Kahle was guest OF
honor az a delightfully."- informal even
Ing given Wednesday By Miss Frances
strome. 5ll North Eleventh street
Five hundred was followed by re-
treatments. and music concluded the
evenings enjoyment
The guests were Miss Eunicc kahle'
Misoes Grace and Kathryn Grimmer'
Mr.. Ray Bnllor, Mr.. Chas. Troiten-
berg. aud Messrs. Roy and Chas'
Stromc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-01
Miss Grace Grimmer to Be
Bride.

MIR. and Mrs W. y. GrImmcr an
nounce the engagement oI Ihelr
daughter, Grace Amy. 90 Eldred "
Anspach. The wedding VIII take
place In the near future.
Miss Grimmcr, since her gradpn-
ton from the Albuquerque hlsh
school, has been popular teacher lh
the public schools She has been
very prominent In y. w. e. \. work
Mr.. Anspach graduated last year
from tho University Of New Mexico
Both Miss Grimmer and Mr.. Ans
pach have host of friends here VINO
are showoring them with congratu-
latlons and best wishes for happiness,
IN their approaching matrimoh'a'
relation.
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Choral Society for This City
an Assured Success.

Through the generosity Of the husl-
moss men and the music enthusiasts OF
tho city the committees of the recent
De- organized singing society viii pc
able 10 make very attractive report
I'D the next meeting which viii be
held next Tuesday evening at the
Guild Hall adjoining the Episcopal
church.
Enthusiasm ~ growing daily aud
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Alfs ana NlfNt AtnINN A'aAlluNft WIZ
have occupied the Frank Ackerman
residence for the past three months.
have taken a suite Of rooms at the
Sam Vann home, corner az Central
avenue and Eleventh street.
Or. y. q. Cornish and Dr. q. s.
McLandrees left today for Chicago
90 attend the sessions Of the Surgical
Congress Of America 10 be held Ia
that city.
MIR. and Mrs Robert Halloran %
Bethel. Conn. have arrived 20 spend
tho winter with Mr.. and Mrs. y. y.
Booth. Mountainview Ranch. Mrs
Halloran n a niece of Airs. Booth.
Mrs Regina strong returned We'd
nesday evening 80 her home In Dcn-
yer after two weeks Walt with Mr.
ana Mrs. w. W. Strong.
Mr. Louis Gumbinnr arrived Thurs
day morning and VIII remain here
for about month. Mr.. Gumbiner
makes his home In Los Angeles now.
lie also has n moustache.
Mrs. Harry Drumm. who has been
the guest 81 her parents, Mayor and
Mrs. u. X. y. Sellors. for the ppasl
few weeks left Thursday for her
home IN Denver.
Mrs Elmer 8. Parker and son Hill
Hard. have gone 20 Cincinnati TO
a. s.sIfI
fcw days IN Chicago en- route.
Mrs Tom Wllkerson and children
have gone TO Mississippi. whore they
will visit relatives anG friends for
several months.
MIR. and Mrs. Wesley Seymour of
Oxnard. Cal. are visiting friends here
Mrs. Seymour was formerly Miss Eva
Dixon.
Miss Annie McCreary has returned
from three months visit In Mis-
souri
Mrs L. J. Coppock who has been
the CUES, Of her sister. Mrs. Isaac
Barth for the past few weeks, left
Sunday evening for her home In To-
peka. Kan.
Mr.. J. = Collins Of Santa Re spent
Thursday In Albuquerque
Prof Rupert r. Asplund Of Santa
re, secretary az the New Mexico Ed
ucational association spent Wednes-
day In Albuquerque. making final ar
ranEements FOR the convention To be
he'd here November 2f-26.
Mrs. Frank Ackerman ana Mrs A.
s. bronson have returned from an
extended visit IN Illinois
Mrs. Bessie Iaffa has returned
from pleasant six weeks Visit in
California cities
The Thimbie club enjoyed de-
I, lightfui evening during which lovely
refreshments were served Thursdav
evening ~ the home of AIRS. II. y
Thompklns.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Pres
bytorian church held "a very proifitR-
lilo home cooking sale Friday al thr
Famous store on Central avenue. Tit
assortment Of cooked things was %
lappetizinR that everything was sold
out quickly ana neat sum was
cleared by the ladies'.
Asr and Mrs. Albert stern. newly
webs. have arrived IN Albuquerque
and are az home 10 their friends ~
Gao West Copper avenue. They were
married In Altoona. Penn. IN scptem-
her. and have been travelling IN the
east since then
Miss Nell Wetter for many years
librarian Of the Albuquerque Public
Library, has fine position IN the
Cleveland, ohio, public library ana
likes u very much.
Mrs. George Kahlo and dnmShter,
Mlaa Eunice Kahlo, leave sunday
morning for Denver 10 make their
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-01
knights Of Columbus Dance.

The local council uf Knights ot
Columbus win give an informal dance
Tuesday evening next, beginning AZ
@ o'clock. az odd Fellows hall The
Rooster orchestra will furnish the
music. Tho committee I'm Churgt
consists Of J. W. prestel chairman;
Ralph Kcloher ana Leo Murphy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-01

End hope that u VIII
he Of interest 10 suf-
fcring women. For
four years | suffered
untold agonies at
regular intervals.
Such pains and
cramps. severe chills
andsicknessat stom-
ach, then finally hem
orrhnges until /
would be nearly
blind. | had five
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-01
Huning Bridge Party.

Friday afternoon Mrs Atho iuhluh
gave the fourth In her series OF Au'-
ton partles. -Four tables were pres
ent and after number of exciting
games a delicious lunch was served
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-01

the committees are adding 10 the list
OF members rapidly: altogether II is
not too much To say that albuquerque
can look forward 10 hearing chorus
OF a hundred voices In the near fu-
tUrc
The work OF the committees In the
obtaining of patrons and associate
members has been very gratifying. the
response being such as To again dem
Onstratc the lact that the business
fathers OF Albuquerque are ever ready
70 show their approval In a practical
Way OF any movement which Is for
the good or uplift uf the city
the meeting ls called for 7:4b and
an members and those Interested are
urgently requested to be prompt.
Don't wait for "a personal invitation.
Remember That IL liz impossible for
tho committees 60 see everybody
Boost FOR your Choral society.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-01
In Church Circles.

The first OF a series of entertain
mcnts 90 bc given under the auspices
OF the Young Peoples Society OF
Christian Endeavor of the Congrega-
ticnui church, took place Thursday
evening.
Professor lIooi2hae, Magician, gave
very interesting performance; there
were piano solos by Miss Bernlce Bow
crs Miss Evelyn Fox and Miss Elcan-
or Hyde. and a vocal solo by Mr. John
l'alkonhurg.
John Seth assisted as stage direc-
tor Joe Hcald appeared as "A come
dian and Ernest Hail gave a juggling
exhibition.
There was large crowd present
and all thoroughly enjoyed the en-
tortainmcnt,
The Roctor's aid Of 81 Johns
Episcopal church had birthday par
~ Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs A. r. Morrisotte, 2tG North
Ninth street. An unusually enjoyable
musical program was followed bS
light refreshments and general go
clal time Tho program follows;
Vocal Solo-"Ave Maria" UuzzD
Mrs. r. T.. Forester.
Vocal Solo-"Thc Lass With the
Delicate Air" or, ThOs Arne), Mr.
Chas. Andrews.
Vocal siolo-"Because Love You
Dear" (Hlawley), Mrs. George Kahlo
Vocal Solo-"Songs My Mother
Taught Me-" ODvorak), Mr. Chas IN,
| drcWs
Piano sOlo--'prOCessiOn OF tn,
Nuns." from Roberto. 10 Diable. Mrs
i r. W Harden.
Vocal S0lo-Aria from Roberto, i
| Diable, Mrs. E l.. Bradford.
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enjoyed
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs ]. c.
Baldridge. Mr.. and Mrs. a. j. Maloy,
Dr. and Mrs r. @. Cornish. Or. and
Mrs ). n. Wroth. and Mrs y. N.
Briggs, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. strong.
Miss Regina strong, Miss Nancy
Hewitt. MI ana Mrs. George Klock,
Mr.. and Mrs. a. A. Keen. Mr. ana
Mrs. W. J. johnson. Misses Julia and
Lou Lee. Mrs. u. W. d. Bryan. George
Bryan. MIR. ana Mrs. Ed spltz, Coli
onel Harris. Miss Harris, Mrs. w. A.
Burke.
sunday evening Mrs. Ada Blttner is
entertaining Mr.. end Mrs. Baldridge
and a few friends az dinner at the
Alvarado.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-01

Rchoarsn,s have begun FOR pima
FORE the popular opera which is 20
be tagged the second week of Dccem
Der under the auspices 81 the Com
gregationni church. Mrs. H. T.. nrad-
ford h directing, and Mrs G. " Kohn
~ the accompanies.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-01
GIRL SUFFERED
TERRIBLY
At Regular Intervals Says
Lydia E. Pinlxham's Vege-
table Compound COM
pletely cured her.

Adrian. Texas al take pleasure in
adding my testimonial 10 the great list
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Tuesday night at 7:SO o'clock and will
meet at the home OF Mrs. J. IA.
Head. 42i South Edith street.
The Choral club. directed by Mrs.
r. l.. Bradford. meets Monday even
ing at 7:30 o'clock.
Thursday evening the business
Girls club. Las Amigos, gave a jolly
Halloween party. Ghosts, games,
fortune-telllng and appropriate re-
freshments combined 60 give those
present "a particularly good time.
Last Tuesday the membership COM
mlttee was al home. The affair WAS
q great success. There were about
thlrty-five present Musical NUM-
bors by Mrs. g. l.. Bradford, soprano.
and Miss olga selke. violinlst. accom-
panied by Miss Elsie Myers. and a
splerdid talk by Miss Mary Kirk ON
the purposes and needs OF the Y. W.
G. 4. were much enjoyed.
! Miss Ida Elder. chairman Of the
membership committee, announced a
membership contest for November,
the First and Fourth wards against
the second and Third wards De
luclous refreshments followed ana eve
lcryono had delightful time,
The Council Fires Of the Sepewa
Campfire Girls met ut the home Of
Romona Dixon Saturday oyening.Tho
usual ceremonies around the camp
I fire took place. after which refresh
ments were served. Romona Dixon
and Irene Mordy were the hostessea
and won honors as such.
Thursday afternoon M o'clock
there win be a meeting Of the Tenn
lporary Travellers Ala committee. II
~ tho business of this committee 20
Inject trains during the New Mexico
Educational association meeting here
IN November, with lists ~ roomlng
places, etc.
The Business Girls club win meet
roxt Thursday evening "a o'clock
Every member n requested "a be
present.
The Bible class meets Thursday ev-
onlng from 1870 until 8 o'clock.
1
Don't walk don't send just phone
Er... Ialt...a.s NlIsn
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For quick service call Dambrook
BROS. Auto Line. Phone bS0.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-01

Don't walk. don't send just phone
so Free delivery Highland phar-
macy. anMmel
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Mrs. Sarah Hall Moore. teacher IN
the old Albuquerque school, gave her
pupils most enjoyable Halloween
party yesterday afternoon with All the
quaint old amusements and time hon
ored refreshments.
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Mucm ruN Nr LEAVE moME.

Friday evening Mr. ana Mrs. John
BenVen entertained number oi thelr
friends az Halloween party Cards
were played during the early part OF
the evening. then Just before refresh
ments the ladies masked IN sheC
and pillow cases and the men tried
10 choose their wives az their part
ners Tor supper A great deal Of fun
resulted over the fact thnt few Of the
husbands were able 10 pick out their
wives In ghostiy disguise.
a delicious Halloween supper was
followed 81 oid-fashioned games
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. War
yon Graham, Mrs Ike Graham, MT
aud Mrs y. Almach. Mr.. and Mrs o.
McVoigh. AIR ana Mrs. Jue shoup.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Shoup, Mr. ana
Mrs. Harry Roehl. Mr. and Mrs. y U.
McCanna. Judge and Mrs. George "
Craig. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Tlerney
SURPRISE HALLOWEEN PARTY.
A crowd az Young penplc gave p
delightful surprise party last evening
on Mas Tliida Locbs She was com-
pletelv surprised so the evening start
cd Off merrilv Halloween games
We're played. then a delicious supper
which the guests had prepared, was
enjoyed, after which dancing held