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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
Otero Wedding Anniversary.

on Thuraday evening AIR. aud Mrs
Melton OHeru celebrated their sill
Yer wedding anniversary at their
home. siG North Eighth street The
house was pretty with appropriate
trimming for the occasion. the dinins
room aud hall being the most eiebor-
stcly decorated Strings al silver
Grape foliage with clusters cf the
fruit we're used la festoon the ceiling.
a large wedding cake was placed on
tho dining table and each guest cut
his own piece. Mrs John Bnrrndaile
cut flllgrca pin and MIR. Br"chvogei
found a ring in his piece of cake
Punch was served during the evening.
Those assisting were Mrs. J. 4. HeidN.
Mrs. Fred Iieyn. Mrs. Harry nenja-
min. Mrs Jake Mycr. Mrs. y. G..
Knowisnd aud Airs Jullur MandclL
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. J..
= Petcrsnn Mr.. aud Mrs. Julius Man.
dell Mr. and Mrs Henry Connolly,
sir aud AIRS Jake Meyers Dr. and
Mira Wittwcr Mrs \. Kempenich.
Miss Eugene Kcmpcuich. paul KEN
pcuich. MIR aud Mr. J. T. Ross. Mr..
aud Mrs Walter Cunncll Mir. and
Mrs BrachvuE.i. Mr. and Mrs. John
ut.ro. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lewis. STR.
and Mrs .. Il, SaiRzar Dr. and AIRS.
j. a.. Rice. Mr. and Mrs Robert j.
chavez Mr. and Mrs. Milton Dow,
Mrs Connolly. Miss Connolly, Miss
Rrachvogel Colonel and Mrs. John
norradailo. Miss Grace BOrradaile'
Miss Cecil Morris. Mr.. ana Mrs. Hen
~ OterO. MIR aud Mrs. u, Huppc. Or.
and Airs. j. A. Rcidv. pr. aud AIRS. II.
Osuna Mr.. and AIRS Fred H,yp. Mr..
aud Mrs Victor SAILS. Mr.. and Mrs.
" Mcdonald. Mr, aud Mrs Leopold
Myer Mr. aud Mrs Frank Huhbcll'
Mrs T. <. uubbcii. Mrs. ~ r Armiio,
Mrs. solomon i.upe. Mrs. =. e. know
land. Mr. and Mrs. Y, g. r"oler, Mrs
Louis llunmS. Or. aud Mrs Myldcr
Mr. aud Mrs. A MOntUya, Nj. shd
Mrs. Harry Benjamin.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
Parents and Teachers Cooper.
alive Association Holds H..
teresting Meeting; Events
of Week Among the 0rgani.
cations.

The Maranathn shrine Mnstrols
were royalty entertained hy the ladies
Of the Eastern star on Monday IN
the morning the ladies arranged TO
have automobiles carry GA members
of the minstrel troupe around the
city and in the afternoon reception
was given in the ladies' reception
room in Masonic temple Mrs John
Wilson. Mrs. T.. g.. Williamson Mrs.
J. g. White Mrs W a. Hayward.
Mrs. q. q. Myers. Mrs AspnWni ana
Miss Grace Grimmcr received during
the afternoon. The refreshments were
served by Mrs. Beard. Mrs g.. 81 Con
u-r Mrs. e. q. Clark. Airs Mcizg"r
aud Mrs. BoIdt. and during the after
noon AIRS. DeWolf gave "a number Of
selections on the harp when about
two hundred had cpuErcsHipd Hll
we're ushcrod into the lodge rnum ana
entertained with short program hy
the MINISTRIES. This consisted a. voa
sal ana violin soleH add a CLOSING
speech IN which the members Of tEW
local order we're thanked for thcir
gracious entertainment.
d.
The s'-Teachers Co-opora-
tive association held an fnthusiastic
afternoon meeting al the FIRST ward
school ON Monday ~ Cartwright
gave an address lW spanish on ht
gicne and sanitation Ia the holae aud
school This interested the native
parents Co snch am NtHut that "a grrhl
number of questions we're asked.
Dr trlsbic talked uu "Coniagioul
! Diseases aud Dr We LaNergnc Rave
an address az Colds
A musical program VAS given h'
/ the pupils of the school undrr lh'
direction of Miss liilllard
A report was RNcn bN lhr plan,
committee and u wuH decided in pur
chase % piano and present % tn 10,
First ward school
d
The Ton unnr VIII mrri ruosda'
| HNDuinE with AIRS A. g. NcMiiieu
.
The Microbes ciub met with Mrs
o. ~ bdie This week Gu account
ot tho Indictment Weather thr mdlri
| did not have their usual program hu
| spent the time with conversation aus
refreshments. The next ciuh meet
| ius viii np held with NrF comcrick
C.
! Mrs John Milne was hostess 81
] the TUESDAY club this week. "Hnglisi
| Cathrdrnis WuH the npw subject tax
cn up. Airs "a. B. Honinr discussed
! "Currcnt Events aud the class stud
was iu charge 90 Nirt. Roy siuniu
ana MIS-. A.. ~ Hickey
A now sowing club hos hcpu forunl
tby "a numhvr of ladies n The citS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
Concert by sextette.

Concert uy ScXteite-l2 ~ sub
The Grand opera SeNtuttc give an
enjoyable musical event last nisht In
the Prcsby toriau church, readings 10y
Mr Patterson aud e story by MT Pur-
year being features outside az the
splendid musical numbers with Miss
Keuworthy as accompanies the seX-
tette includes Misses MordN aud
Franklin and MrHsrs. Rowcchapple,
Puryear, Falkonbcrg and Patterson.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
FIVE nUNDIlED PANTY,

Thursday Mrs FRANK Quinn enter
tuiued "a number OF Ill. younger mar
riod ladies with nNc hundred parry
as "A courtesy to Mrs. Glen iicarrup "t
STOCKTON. cal. and Mrs Harry Drum
81 Chicago lust before q delicious
two.course luncheon WAS served, F.
nrst prize which was q hUnd PAM
spoon tr.,v Was awarded tu Mrs. 81
81 Korbcr aud deck of miniatuf
cards was given 10 Miss Clara Blucher
fnr the consolation.
The guest list included McsdaWts
C'ortez Qulckcl Harry Drum. kenneth
Baldrldgo. John Mckee. Glenn Bear .
rup. Gcorge Pink, VI. +. Ainers, Alnert
kOrbcr. Tvssicr. Harold Moor Nlnet'
soclls Miss carol Shiplcy ana MISS
Clara Biucbrr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
nHIGGs nIuIDGE PARrIEs.

Mrs ~. Il. Briggs entertained TWO
afternoons this week with auction
bridge The affairs were decidedly m
formal out very delightful. The lists
for Monday aud "Wednesday afternoon
included Mechanics l.. a.. Rice. J, \.
Rcidy. Hush Collins, Ada bitthcl'
Thomas Wiikersun. G., e.. Low rr W.
". strong - a. earns Frank y ruil
". a. Mann Fred Canheld. Frank
Stortz. John Milne. r.. ~ Stcou. " g.
keim. waiter Conncll r.. Rohcv
Kenneth Baldridgc. -. r. Boyd. II
O'Rielly. NJ w Fluurnoy -. y MAI
ron, j. n. Hc;ndon. Robert pollock
a. 4. Macpherson. Aruo HumuE
prank Wilson T.. \. NsuEhey a. w
B Bryan. r. g. Rukvs. e. ". Conner
Paul Ferguson. Geo. klock, Jrrfett
aud Llndcr; Miss Boyd and Miss
Barnes.
Miss Lee and Miss Lon lee enter
tanned three tables at auction bridge
Tuesday afternoon In honor ot Mrs
Harry Lee of santa re. AIRS. Ice b
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25

\ i've hundred party which sur
passed anything OF SIS kind during the
past week was given complimentary
10 MrB Glenn Bearrup by her mother
Mrs. George Neher
The invitation list Included a large
number uf the Younger married pco-
Pile and e number OF those not matri-
mouialy inclincd--at least not for
tue present
Mrs Monte Powell scored the high
cs. numbcr at gaines aud Was given
e beautiful cut glass hon non dish.
Mrs Glenn Bearrup was cousoled with
q hand pointed plate The gcntle-
mems prizes we're carried OF hy Mr..
John Mckee and MT Albert EOells,
Mr. Mckee winning q silver ash tray
and Mr. Soclls "a calendar
~ midnight delicious refreshments
we're served 10 thc party which in
clrded Mr. aud Mrs. Monte Powell,
Mr. aud Mrs Thomas Hughes, IT. Mr..
and Mrs Harold Moore. Mr. aud Mrs.
Nye Martin M. and Mrs Kenneth
Baldridgc. Mr. aud AIRS Albert Ssclls.
MIR aud Mrs John Mckee. Nh aud
Airs. Guy Rogers Mrs. Harry Drum.
Mrs Glenn Rcarrup. Miss Alice No
Mnlin, Miss May McM!illn Miss Elsie
Myers. Miss Agnes Myers Messrs
Lloyd sturges Heroert Assolin.
Charles Sunz. George Myers, George
Noher Jr.. Frank Ncher aud George
Nehcr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
Horabin. Kimball Nuptials.

THE marriage OF Mrs. isabelle KIM
ball to Slaulcigh llurahln was celc-
DRAFTED Wednesday at tho resldcnce
Of A. r Atkins, i0l South Walter
street The ceremony was performed
by Rev Hugh a, Cooper, pastor at
the Presbyterian church. AIR. aud
Mrs norabln lett for q wedding "trip
10 California On their return they
viii make their home az Guam. whore
Mr.. IioTahln ~ general supcrintcn-
dent at the McGWfcy Construction
company.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
Proof Of Iiis love

"llut she askcd, 'haYrn't you over
told ans other girl thnt you loved
her p"
YES" he replied. ~ have told "a
dozen other girls I loved them
thought I dld, too, hut you are the
first one I hAt, ever really loved :
know nott thnt I never realized before
what real love was.
How can you bc sure that this Is
real love-
con each of thc other occasions
WAS unable to keep from wondering
while was telling tuy love how
would be- able - support me girl "
she accepted me; but nov ! dou't
care
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
BY SARAH HALL MOORE.
Trlephone isss ur fs7-iss.

tionaI church The affair was given
az courtesy 10 Judge w r.. Pope,
president 81 the New Mexico sunday
school association. After q dainty
three course luncheon the party was
uahercd into the auditorium of tho
church where number Of speeches
by the leading sunday school workers
81 the clty we're listened to- MI. y.
4 purtcrhcid presided. judge Pope
gave an Interesting aftcr.dinnCr talk
ana Mr.. FRlkcnhcrg sang a solo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25

Alfred Grunsfcld has returned from
q trip To New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Trotter aud
family left this week FOR Tucson.
Ariz.. in hopes that the lower altitude
viii benefit Mr.. Trottcr'a heaith
should Tucson fsil the Trottcrs will
go to California.
MIR. and Mrs Ronio Jana passed
through the city IN their WAY east last
"Wednesday evening. Mrs. Bessie
JANA came home from san Francisco.
Cat. Friday night. where she attended
the wedding 81 her son. 9. o.. Jaifa.
Mrs. Glenn Bcarrup will leave for
her home In stockton. cal. the middle
Of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. william q. Russell ~
Denver are here for ten days Visit
with Mr. and Mrs. GcOrns Klock Mrs.
Russell aud Airs. Klovk are old sul,0ol
friends.
Mr. Albert Vohs aud Mr. Jake Ms
er VIII leave Monday for New York.
MIR WINS vohs Of Cubsro is m the
citv.
Miss Hattie Stenbeck ~ Chicago
came Thursday FOR visit with her
sislcf Mr-. T.. \. Macphcrson.
Th" Ladies' Ma Of the Lead avenue
Methodist church met nt the hound
~ Mrs T.. y. Weed ON West silver
Z Thursday afternoon After buHi'
ness session the ladies planned 20 glve
a tea ON the thirteenth ct February
at tho homo of Mrs. W. w strong
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
Cani0ia The Day oF
Rest" 10 BE Cioeu
Be- 81. Johns Choir

one II the most noteworthy musi4
eel predictions ~ the season u5u 10
The caninia. The nay ~ Rest" ~
W. 8. witty 20 he Sung b. the choin
Of ST. Johns Episcopal church SUM
day evening. February 81 Tao
O'Clock, Regular ana nninasatlnr ra-
hearsais AFRO being held under difec-
tion o. Mvs a. r. Morriaettn CHOIR
leader The order of aeryiea IL -
Follows.
PART /.
Professional Hymn.
Psalm
f.cssOn.
Nunc Dlmmltsis. b. C. p, Clemens.
PART H.
can,asa. The pay 81 Rest" hy
W J. witty
st. Johns choir assinled w Mr..
Charles Andrews. teuAy,
No. l. introduction. organ.
No 3 Reclt Centdaito. "in SIX
Days ~ Mrs. fiefe AorfsNoite.
No a. chorus vita nontral,o solo.
20 Day 81 Rest" Miss Edish waiker
nad Choir.
No. :. Quartcite solo and chorus,
rho Haliowed Morn"
No. =. "Awake " saints. Awake"
40. s. Rccii solos amt auarieite.
Great uod; This sacred Day or
Thine" AIRS. r. L. Bradford. Mrs.
Finyd MorrIsetie. Charles Andrewss
George Eyeritt.
80. z. hymn. WEARS the Sabbath
Bells.
FART ilL
rho sabbath Day and me Sanctuary.
Ne \. professional MnFch-~urgan.
No .. Recit uass solo "And sol-
omon Ruiit House. georao ESesltt.
No. 10. Duet 20 How Amlahif
Airs e L. Bradfors Mr.. Floyd Mor-
riscite.
No a. chorua Nov pleasant.
fteN Divinely Fair
No. ~. eA4s az ffurt pansslh.
80. ~. Nafilokc solo and chorus.
stand up aud Bless tbs Lord Hnso
Meyers
No a. choFals. "Grest II the
Lord Our God"
PART ~.
The Heavenly pay Ut Rest.
No 49, Acknowledgement aud In
s,rumental Mrs u W. Harden. Aiss
Floyd Morrisrtte.
No. u.s. soprano solo and chorus.
The Better land" ARA. q l.. Braa-
ford
No i7. Tenor solo pna chorus
There n = Land. Charles Androru
ana choir
No. is. Ladies' doubls qunriet ana
choir, "liafk, ifnrh. MY soul"
No. 10. solo and quartet ieru-
salem. Ny Glorious Home
No. 30. Cherni March. brightly
CLEANS our Hammer"
PART v.
silver OFFERING.
Reccssional Hymn.
The members Of 81. Johns choir
VIII be assisted by Mr. Charles An
drews. Following aEe the mrmber.
sopranos: MrH. r. L. Bradford. Nrn.
v. George Mun Lolita Say mauyki.
Airs Thomas Pratt Mrs. a. o. Tor
rester, Miss Lorraine sevarns Mlss
Margaret Jenks AtUss Misses Edith
Walker. Laura colgan, Ruby tthea.
Thelna London. AIRS Floyd MprFi-
settle Tenors: Messrs. Floyd ADTri-
settle. Desmond Farrell. Richard
sxymunski HAS, George EveFili.
Harry Kitchens. Pelham siet.leliaB.
G.. D. Millor. D. o. Albright Huso
Meyers. Orennlst Mrs. = ". Harden.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
albuquerque Society Women Guests
of Honor al Number of Brilliant
affairs in State Capital Last Week

Mr.. and Mrs o. N. Marion and Col and Mrs. J. H.
ORielly Feted by Governor and Mrs Mcdonald; Laugh
lin Home Turned Into Bower Of GorgeOusness for Re-
cepon at Which Albuqu erqueans Are Prominent Some
Notable Parties Of the Pa Week in Albuquerque.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25

SEASON PLENTY DOING IN
ALBUQUERQUE SOCIETY; FOLKS TOWN FETE

was no hard maiter fog them % anroa
that the sanitary emp - nceeaIlF.
Dainty refreshments were Hfrend ~
Mrs .. , Duffy. Airs POTTER HlM
Fee and Aire. Donohua
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
Personal Mention.

Mrs. NJ. J. Greer Of Bakersneid.
cal and Mrs Henry Levy OF san
Francisco are the guests OF Mrs NJ.
o. Chadhuurne Mrs Greer was n
former resident uf Albuquerque aud
" sister of Mrs. ChadbourDc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
Banqutt for Judge Pope.

On Tuesday evening about two nun
dred Albuquerque people Interested w
Sunday school work gathered around
the banquet table In the tungtesh
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
TIIIl nI'ssII.I,s ENTEIgrAIN

mir and MrA william G.. kueath,
of Denver. who are the house guests
of Mr. and Mrs George Klock, nave
been the houurcCs tt e. number OF
small affairs during the past week.
ON "Wednesday afternoon Mrs Nlock
Was lat home" to = number ot hvr
friends and iu the evening Mr. ana
Mrs Bernard ilfcld had "a sort uf a.
"familN party" ut the lltcid home
Friday afternoon Mrs. W. II. har-
nDy entertained two tables ia Mrs.
UusSelI's honur aud this afternoon the
Misses Lee are entertaining
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
MISS sYEI.srER uONoR GUEST.

Miss jrssic Sicystcr WAS the hon
orcd guest 40 party last evening
given by MR. D. r.. Franklin. ate
south Third street Twelve of the
honorec's old friends were present and
spent the evening with cards ana mu-
sic Tho Luncheon table was pretty
with pink caruati"us. Miss Sleystcr
has only hcru in tho clty for a week.
and 20 number uf affairs are already
planned to SHOW her "a good time dur
ing hor visit with her old friends.
o
Mrs MaX srhuster a. the guest pi
her sister. AIRS \. kCmppulrh.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25

Mrs. g. r. Mauldin. formerly Miss
Helen Tclfcr arrived sunday from
Chicago. AIRS Mauldin was called
here by the serious Illness of her sis
ter Mrs James Gladdins
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25

~ suffered hnblfually from ropali-
patton. Deans iteEulets relieved ana
strengthened the bowels 80 that tncF
have been regular ever since Fl
Davis. GROCER, sulphur springs TeA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25

4 number of affairs were given In
Snntn Pc last week cOmpimcnting Mr..
and MIR. -. ~ Marion and Colonel
aud AIRS. J. "a O'nlcliy. On Friday
Governor and Mrs. Mcdonald gave q
luncheon al the executive mansion as
courtesy 10 the albuquerque guests.
Covers were laid for MIR. and Mrs.
-, n Marion. Colonel and Mrs J. ~.
O'Rielly. MIR aud Mrs r. A. Spencer.
AIRS. \. y. Parker and Mr.. McCouri.
Thc guests remained at the mansion
until time for the ladies 10 attend a
reception al the home of Mrs y. T,
Laughiiu from three to six.
Mira Laughlin issued invitations for
the AT Home" cOmpiimcnting airs.
spencer, Mrs Parker and Mrs. Mar
ron.
The Laughiin home was turned into
bower Of pretty grcenry and count
less blooms OF American Beauties aud
red carnations were used In fact the
color scheme OF the dining room was
red. An Immense cluster OF American
Beauties formed the conterpiece OF
the luncheon table whore Airs. II. ~.
Hanna poured In this room Miss
Eleanor Marion. Miss Ruth Laughlin
and Miss YOUNG OF Gallup and Misses
Maze assisted. Miss taughlin and
Miss Young were beautiful ln wine
ANANINN hfNNNA aNM w NNW fhhANNW AHN
Ruth Maze carried out the color
scheme In pretty fTOrks with access
sOrics Ia match All through tbs
home the archways were hung with
cedar bOughs aud roses and carna-
lions Mere To hc round In every cur
ner The ladies in the receiving line
were gowncd beautifully. Mrs Laugh
lin wore a pretty gown uf grey chii-
tom over grey mcssallne.
AIRS. Mcdonald and her two daugh-
tcrs Mrs. spencer and Mrs. Parker
we're exceptionally attractive MIRO.
McDonald's gown was of olack velvet.
Mrs. Parker wore "a gown m the Nell
rcd shade and Mrs. spencer was gown
cd iu white over pale yellow with head
gear 20 match. Mrs .. y. Marion
the other honured guest, was hand
sOmly Rttircd in a white crcpc-dc.
chine with panels of rcal lace aud
wore corgage bouquet oi American
Beauties.
Complmenting Mry James Selig-
man of santa Ee. Mrs. James NeWhan
gave o thimble party ~ her home on
West Gold avenue on Thursday after
noon Those showing their skill with
tho needle we.e Mrs Amudo thaNea
Mrs. James Ssligmnn, Mrs q. Il
Brooks. Mrs John Burradailo, Mrs
W W Mcclellan. Mrs Cochran Far
rcll. Mrs T.. A. Mann. Mrs. Nna u
feld. Mrs. Max Nordhaus and Mrs
James NoWhail
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25

spending couple 81 weeks at the
Alyarado.
MRS. IUNT HOsTEss.
Mrs Ralph Hunt OF m pasn. who
has been visiting her mother. Mrs
W. Y. Walton, give an Informal
luncheon to a few Of her friends 81
her mothers home Thursday. AIRS
Hunt has been royalty entertained
during her visit 90 Albuquerque and
this little affair is q, mere starter ir
the way OF returning the many COM
piiments which have been paid her.
during the short while she has been
in the city.
PRETTY BIRTHDAY EVENT.
a pretty birthday party WIS given
hy Miss Margaret Strumaulst az her
home. SOC south Arno on Tuesday at
ternnon Twenty OF the younger set
took part In gaines during ia. after
noon and when u came 20 the lunch
con q beautifully decorated birthday
cake formed the CcntcrpicCe OF the
table and this with lot Of othcr
dainries Was enjoyed by the merry
party.
The ROYAL NcirhDurs are planning
10 give a dancing party on the night
uf the twenty -scyontn.
Mrs Iimoc aud Mrs Frost enter
tanned FOR their mother. Mrs. n. y.
stevens. IN honor OF her birthday.
About fifteen old friends spent the
afternoon o.. saturday. January %,
with Mrs stevens and the anniversary
was made a most pleasant occasion.
Mrs j. H. stroud entertained Wed-
ncsdny afternoon In honor of her
niece Airs. a. l.. Popiin of paducah.
~ The house wie tastctplly decor
ated Tor the occasion aud al foriu-
nate enough 10 be present enjoyed a
pleasant afternoon. About twenty
five ladies enjoyed the hospitality ~
the stroud home
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25

Alfred Grunsfcld has returned from
n trip To New York.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25

, spending couple Of weeks at the
AlYnrndn.
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A now sowing clUb haf hcpu fpruln'
by "a uumhvr of ladies n The cts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-29
New York Spends Millions Annually To Be Entertained

THE conditions. Now, take this as a posi-
tive opinion.
The number Of people who would visit
the piers if there was no music provided
would be next to nothing. It is the music
tLat brings them. It is the music that
holds them Stop the music and they start
away. They even wander off between
numbers. There is not the least doubt in
my mind that while the recreation pier
has an inviting title and seemingly should
be a complete blessing, that of itself it is
far from accomplishing the result that
was first supposed would come as a mat
ter of course. We need the music to
bring them to a spot where their health
and comfort will be promoted. 1t seems
strange that you have to tempt folks to
do something for their own good, but so
it is. The recreation pier and the music
must go hand in hand to accomplish the
eity's beneficent purpose. One band con-
cert on pier is equal to many tons of
good cheer and better than hundreds of
doctors prescriptions"
The band concerts in the various parks
of the city during the pleasanter months
! Of the year attract millions of people and
the benefit derived is reported to be in
.ealculable A gathering on the Mall in
Central Park on Saturday afternoons and
evenings during the summer has to be
seen to comprehend the appreciation of
many thousands. There are men and
women who attend regularly and who
have been coming for many years. For
nearly half a century these Saturday
concerts have been given. Grandfathers
and grandmOthers who attended as BOYS
and girls find very little changed. It is
one Of the few spots left unmolested in
the big city. The programmes are ar
ranged 10y the Park Commissioner and
w ]. Lee, the superintendent of recrea-
ton parks and Fairgrounds. All tastes
are considered, although Mayor Gaynor
once said there was too much of tendency
to give all classical music on piers and
in parks-'the kind that even the fish in
the river couldn't stand the noise Of" as
the late Mayor put it.
Between fifty and seventy civ hands
have the work of providing music IN pub-
lie places distributed among them. The
Park Department arranges for concerts
in the parks situated at or named Ab-
bingdon square, Battery, Bryant. Carl
Schurz, Central Park, Chelsea. Colonial
Columbus, Corlears, De Witt Clinton
Fort Washington, Hamilton Fish. Hnd-
son, MOrningside, Mount Morris. Queens
boro, Seward, Tompkins square. Wash
ington square. in Manhattan. In the
Borough Of Richmond, under the same
Park Commission, concerts are given ar
Curtis Field, Port Richmond, Washing
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armed guard, whom he feIled. Notwith-
standing this Hoolihan fired one shot
from his revolver. Wilson then seized
the pistol and ran a few feet. As Hooli-
han gained the fugitive turned and fired.
then vanished in the alley between the
annex and the main prison.
Later it was learned from several boys
that man dropped from the prison wall,
seized the cap of one of the urchins and
then vanished from view.
1t is needless to say the city was combed
by detectives more thoroughly than it
ever had been before. Here was a man
we knew was a burglar of the boldest
type, and furthermore he had proved he
had no respect for locks, iron bars or
granite walls. He was at large in the