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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-02
BIG FRANK GOTCH is
STILL CHAMPION WRESTLER

Kansas City. April Prank Gotch
retained his supremacy as wrestling
champion of the world last night, de-
feating George Zurich of Russia in
two straight falls. The match was
held at Convention hall. Gotch Sc
cured the first fall in IS minutes, 10
seconds, and the second in five min
utes, 35 seconds.
The first fall was obtained with a
toe hold and arm lock and the second
with a head chancery and bar arm.
Gotch appeared much stronger than
the Russian and he was the aggres-
sor throughout. Lurich got behind
the Iowa giant half dozen times but
he was unable to secure an effective
hold. Gotch had his opponent in des-
perate straits many times and toyed
with the Russian. releasing one hold
only to grab another equally danger
Gus.
The fatal twist of Gotch's toe hold
did much to undermine the confidence
of the Russian which was none too
great at the outset of the match. Be-
fore the men had wrestled two min
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-02

A lecture will be given in this city
on Friday evening, April A. in the citv
hail at 1880 o'clock by Emma F. A.
Drake, M. D., of Denver, Colorado. a
national lecturer, author and physi-
cian. Regarding DR.. Drake George F.
Barnes, superintendent of schools,
South Bend Washington, says: Dur
ing a series of meetings held bv DR..
Emma Drake in South Bend. I strong
ly urged her to get in touch with the
various county superintendent of the
state with the view of entering the
field as instructor at county institutes.
a work for which she is eminently
fitted. DR.. Drake shows rare tact in
dealing with such questions as sex hy-
giene." The lecture in Pendleton will
be free. but an offering will be taken
at its close
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-02
ReaI EStnte Transfers.

Nels O. Carlstrom and wife to Cum
ming Sheep & Land Co. for $500, W
IA and 1-2 of NV IA sec. 26, twp
/, S Il. SO; Douglas Belts and wife to
A. p. Wetzel 500 acres just at the
edge of the town of Pilot Rock; Ed
ward Snapp and wife to G.. U. Snapp.
12 of block 49, Evans addition to
Milton G. L. Snapp to j. a. Bradley
and w. T. Parrish, same property as
in preceding transaction; Alfred
Schneiter and wife to James Adrian
for $4,000, 40 acres in sec 33, twp 6,
~ r. So; A. NJ. Gillis and wife to w.
II. Booher half interest in lot s.
block 6, Athena.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-02
Shearing Stopped bv Weather

Ira Hughes, former member Of the
ponce force, who resigned last month
TO take some sheep shearing con-
tracts in Washington is back in PEN
dieton. his operations having been
stopped until the weather was settled.
He declares it was very cold where
ne was and that the shorn sheep suf-
iered. His work will keep his time
occupied until the latter part of July
and during that time he will work in
eastern Washington, Umatilla county
and up north into the Alberta coun-
try.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-02
Anti-BelIum Souvenirs.

At the public library today there is
displayed a couple of antiquated army
commissions of much interest. One
commission is signed by Franklin
Pierce as president and Jefferson Da-
Wis as secretary of war and makes
Warren L. Lothrop a second lieuten-
ant in the Fourth Artillery. The
commission is dated March 3. 1857.
The other commission makes the same
soldier a captain and assistant quar-
termaster. 1t is dated February 6,
1862, and is signed by Abraham Lin
coin as president and Edwin NJ. STAN
ton, secretary of war. The commits
sions are the property of Mrs. Mary
Lane
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-02
Bids Wanted.

Sealed proposals viii be received by
Henry schultz up to noon of April ~,
1913, for the erection and completion
of a two-story frame residence, with
concrete basement, according to
plans for the same, which will be fur
nished at the place of business of Mr..
Schultz in the Matlock- k-Brownfield
building. Bidders will give separate
figures for a concrete block veneered
building in lieu of outside wood fin
ish.
April End, 1913.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-02
Petition for Administrator

Katie Beller, widow of the late Fred
belier who died at Freewater inte-
state, is petitioning the county court
to appoint her administrator of the
estate which is valued at $4,000. The
heirs of the estate other than the
widow are Margaret knight of Free
water, Annie Gorton of Snohomish.
Eva Whitney, George w, Joseph and
Francis Beller
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-02
Proud of Relics.

Harry Hays, Jr., of Gil Jackson. re-
ceived this morning a pair of drum
sticks from his grandmother at Jop-
lin, Mo, which his grandfather car
ried during the civil war when he SER
we'd as drummerboy. A handsome
drum was also a present which ar
rived from his grandmother.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-02
Proceeds for Sufferers.

Those who wish to contribute their
mite to the fund being sent to the
Ohio and Indiana flood sufferers and
at the same time get something for
their money are afforded a way by
Manager Matlock of the Pastime the
ater. All of the proceeds from the
performances today and tomorrow,
over and above actual running ex-
penses. will be turned over to Presi-
dent J. ". Tallman of the Commercial
association, who will forward the
money to the stricken districts. The
regular admission price of ten cents
will be charged but those desiring can
pay all above that amount they wish
and 1t will be turned into the fund.
The Pastime has an extremely good
program Of pictures to offer as an in
ducement for large patronage.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-02
Roach Case still on.

Testimony is still being taken in
the case of the State VS.. Jim Roach
and Dan Doherty this afternoon but
it will probably go to the jury this
evening. The defense introduced cone
siderable number or witnesses in an
attempt to establish the innocence OF
the accused who are charged with the
larceny of calf
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-02
Conductor Suffers Stroke

Conductor Stine of the O.-W. r. &
N. worktrain is confined to a bed in
st. Anthony's hospital, the result of
stroke of paralysis which he suffered
day before yesterday while working
at Conway. He was brought hurried
ly to this city for medical treatment
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-02

utes Gotch's superiar strength was
shown, when after securing an arm
and body hold, he picked up Zurich
In his arms and slammed him to the
mat with great force.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-02
Angels 8: Venice 1,
"Chiefv Starr Leaves

A. G. Starr. the little Indian who
came west to try for a place on the
walla WaIla Bears in the Western
Tri-State league left yesterday for Su-
perior, Wisconsin, his home. Starr
made himself popular with the fans
but an old injury to his arm refused
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-02
Suit Is Dismissed.

The case of the Pacific Coast Ele
vator Co. vs. Sheriff T. D. Taylor. has
been dismissed at the request of both
parties. A stipulation was entered
into by which the plaintirr Is given
the barley involved and the defendant
is freed from all liability for damages
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-02
Fined for Speeding

walter S. Bowman, the photograph
er' paid ten dollar fine in police
court this morning for a violation of
the speed ordinance. Alex Manning
chanced to be in an auto which was
travelling along Jackson street yester-
DAY afternoon at a rate of fifteen
miles an hour when he was passed by
another car driven by Bowman.
Thereupon, he arrested the latter.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-02
Redmcn Give Dance.

An old time country dance given by
the local Redmen at Eagle -Woodman
hall last night attracted large crowd
OF dancers who enjoyed themselves
until an early hour this morning. Mu-
sic was furnished by the Pendleton
United Orchestra.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-02
Newsy Notes
of Pendleton
Bert Kelly in Hospital.

Bert Kelly, well known cowboy who
won the bucking contest at the first
Roundup and took second honors last
year. is in st, Mary's hospital in Walla
Walla, according to reports coming
from that city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-02
One Drunk indian.

Ed Chapman. well known Indian,
paid his respects to Police Judge Fitz
Gerald again this morning. He had
imbibed too much "firewater" and was
given three days in which to return
to state of complete sobriety.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-02

Judge Phelps to Louise Brown from
her husband, John NJ. Brown, and she
is also given the custody of their
three minor children.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-02
Dance at Echo,

The Echo A. & A. club gave another
of its series of dances last night and
a pleasant time was enjoyed by
large crowd of dancers. The United
Orchestra of this city furnished the
music.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-02
PORTLAND COASTERS
TAKE FIRST GAME

San Francisco, April 2.-The open
ing game here Of the Coast league
went ten innings to 3 to 2 victory
for Portland. The score: r. H. f.
Portland ...............3 IA l
San Francisco s............2 e.. l
Batteries-Higginbo and Fish
er, Berry; Henley and Spencer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-02

to get entirely we'll and he could not
handle the ball fast enough-Walla
Walla Union.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-02
Sacramento 5: Oakland 2

Sacramento, Cal, April 2.-The
Oakland team met defeat, five to two
yesterday by Sacramento. Score:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-02

DIVOrce Is GraDted.
A divorce has been granted by
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-02

Statutory
Agents, LIvERMoRE BICKERs Pendeton oregon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-01
Womdns Club Makes Splendid
Financial Showing in Sir Years
Financial Ability of Present
Executive Chiefly Respons-
ible; New Federation Mag
azine; 1875 Delegates to At
tend Meeting Here.

SIX years ago. AIRS. Ada Blttncr was
elected treasurer of the Woman
club. AZ that time the debt was So
900 aud there was sSO0 IN the ir,as-
wA AIRS Buiuor held the office TOR
four years and then bccam, president
The club. indebtedness has been Co.,.
duCcd by degrees aud this week "a
payment was made which leaves 3D.
debt OF ouly t2i00 - splendid r..-
ORD
THIS great progress is chiefly due
40 AIRS. liittncrS unau,ial pbilty. Hnd
the club fully realizes suW valuable
have been her services
The annual election cot officers r'.
ours before the Federation meeting
here March 20 and ~. nat tho cSoou-
tive hoard has asked Mrs Bittuor Goo
serve ns president during th' meeting
because so much Of the work prrptr.
aturl Go IL has been done los her.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-01
Special Music By ST. Johns Choir Each
Fist Sunday Weeks NcDS of Churches

The choir of st Johns Episcopal
.phm.h an 81, 20 full choral service
,ho nrst SUNDAY evening Of each
month az half past seven O'Clock The
order of seryiuo tor tomorrow evening
follows.
PROFESSIONAL 20. Zion. Haste 49,
.... D. walsh
Anthem "Non The pay Is over"
......... ........ ....J Rsrnby
choir and soprano ObllEato oy
Mrs d. l. Bradford
GiurI1 ..... Mcudelssohn
BONUS Est ...... - Purle
Nuuc pimlttis ......... J Stainsr
Anthem u,ss Soto 'scc what God
Hls Duur For Ne" ana Bchridgo
uytuu- stand 40 For Jesus
prarturt SEQ For q CLOSER walk
Wuh Gnd" ......, a. Foster
soprano -o,u aud choir
folo 10, Mrs T. T. bradford
He-cae iurI saints of God. IA,
pawn Is griFhtruinr " Smart
Ful chopi service iu e. from the
Chant ana Service hook
%
Tbe W"manH Cathoh, order OF
l'orrsteis mot rhursdat afternoon la
nIi r,llop h1u "herr NHs large
attendance AMI pIans were made foF
t ,aIH ports Goo ur given boa March
COON ut,r lHft,r
@
Ih, ltdI,t AId society ot thc tlrst
u.InoI Episcopal rhurrh he'd its
uuntuy businrs meeting ThursdH,
afternoon 100 tb, home ot Mrs John
A
.H'I hour followed thr huHIuoss sos-
.luU
Il
10, Ladies' Homo Missionary soc-
Irtt ul fhr Central Avenue Methodist
church suvc Iltcrur, Tea st the
Iom, oi Mrs icn Roovrt1 eue South
walton strrnt. "Wednesday afloruoon.
Wr jean Eoocru rrad paper en-
ul,d. rrttcl 1auN uu Nfrira, ans
Nrs S. e. Allison rsad "1'hc cu'i 20
AFRICA. Dr Marion Tines discussed
thr industrial sChuol Work for Ne-
grurs lu PAYNE Annex Augusta.
/ Georgia a sketch David Living
uun 900 Africa, Was read by Mrs
Gchuus tud several Instrumental
..lrrtIons we're played hf Mrs ThaN-
I tYu
] DrIRnunu refreshments we're served
] b Mrs Jon Huprrtr assisted b, Mos
aamos o. s. Wilson Daily MossrR
IG,Urus ana b. q. Au.son. The Indies
uotted meat sum from the Tea and
pr wen congratulate themselves on
iur success of the AFFAIR
noe committees for the Fancy Worh
Tahls 100 tas Faster 'rca Co boz glYer
Mar.n 10 ,t the hpmc oi MRS. Amad,
chavez sol Nurh Eleventh street
mst Mouday Afternoon Win Mrs. W
lY walton. SEA West rlioras Mrs
oscar Uosch. Mrs Herbert Rose, Mrs
Eddio EdRuF. Mrs. Frederick VIM
and Jock" assisted the committee ans
great deal wac accomplished 90
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-01
NI.W BOONs 81 UNIVERSITY
LItgfg wy.

rho following D. un " books
which has been added roceatly 10
thc University library
Barrett short Story Writing
Bater Talks on the study IT Liter
allure
paem History 81 Englnh Roman-
tlcism.
Bennett MOntal Eniueury
Cooper -ome Epglsh story Tell.
crs
courthop, uuor Of Ensnsb 20
ctrs
uubes Nod,u uramausus
Ir.k. E.-U- Historical sud LIT
.crrf
Hamilton Thours of tht rhcatcr
u,rtia Ara of tb, sbou stury
Hisriu.un Thlnsa Worth While.
I,.sup Huuk ul 90, Short STORY
Matthew'S rhnu~pph, uf tho Short
-ipf,
luuul NuH,.r PLAYS
tHYmru Uuu tu Judge Euot
TtU Sketches Sew sud pld
uut.h.r Harvard Lectures on
Drs.t -pajo.ls.
Dhm.u Greek stor, uud SONY.
.Guut Gr"rre in th" Ago cot PrH-
clos
Nabany gamhlcs aud Studio, in
Grecpc.
schurmlm Ancient Myccnac.
rtulfst Abridged ustDI, of Crcck.
Fowler Handbook or Crcck A.
hpooluev
Go"dvu -snuN or 'ne Moods mud
T.u.es 'f GA, Grp.k Vcrb
Gre.pide, History ~ Rome put-
ms IHuu Republic
IaHI,. Grsok Grammar
Iaf Companion 60 the Hind
I,lf Huueye uiad
"..n,r.l- 'eua Trmai, hious
I.IuI Constitutional and Puuu-
,G U.sI1r, 90. ROME
Hatr Mind and tts Education
Drl aud Startling Historical Plays
mr ,mdr,u
uuNtfH Nrt or Education
Hn tun Experiment n History
I.tDhiHs
r>lc uHuues ot Educational ps,
,hnloet
starch Experiments lea Education
u pH hoio-N
Hr... -uih America.
U.u. AHmbW m Peace aud
Nu
purre-coueac History of New
N,N..o.
Yap pske assays IN Application.
Nau DYKE Unknown Quantit
Tr NII. Mutation Theort
Gr3t pud Watson s,uopucal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-01
Chat About Some New BookS
in Reynolds Public Library

"HCMANLN SPEAKING. ID, Sam.
uDl M,DhuJd 'rutlrrs Contents
Humanity speaking. lu the Hands OF
% Receiver The 'unt'mporsn"ous-
moss ut Rome. Th, American ToW
permanent Tho ruuuyustomcd Ears ul
Europ, IN, Tpr,lsm ui Travellers.
The obviou-ucss OF Dickens Tn,
Spoiled children 81 civilization. bu
Realism ps AN Investment To NiU-
zcu uf the old school
Thes, ten ESSAYS. written parity
ct humo aud partly abroad b,traN
thr influence ut -omc of tn, main
movements 90 th. da," twrfl,,l.
and iu e genial aud humorous mtu
nor express keen rr-pou-i,cu,~s tn
impression ana much sturdy r"mwou
s"usc ln interpreting modern t'udon-
ylcs.
"rUE LOST WORLD. sir Authu
Conan Du,l' Ma, forests oi central
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-01

She table Several novel features
havo been planned which win assist
materially In the success u che affair
Tho committee members are Mrs
IS r. walton, chairman: Mrs Hugo
Niger. Mrs. Bert skinner. Miss Eunico
Mcclellan. Miss sue Dubson aud MISS
Jean Hubbs.
O.
The Presbyterian I.adiur' AID society
held an all day session for work
Thursday There we're about thirty
ladies' present and their husbands
Joined them in the church r4iriors for
lunch. The meeting grs altogether
pleasant and Was great success bath
socially and financially
O.
The girls of the soarchera club of
the Gold aud Broadway church al
Christ are planning un entertainment
Tor March The exact date has not
been set as yet.
The Ladies' missionary sociots ~
the First baptist church met THURSDAY
afternoon IN tho church pgrlors and
enjoyed Vvry instructive pfogfnm
CON Missions ln Brazil" Mrs ~ A.
ifurnhy was the LEADER
She program follows
Opening Hymn. "ro tine work"
Prayer.
Blbl- study. The World ia the
Law Dcul 3g.2t
'Thoy Have Moved Ne 10 Jealousy
with That Which ~ Not God"
"Suuth America Ro-nlscovered' '--
Mrs George williams
Brazil aud Ils Rc6ources' Mrs
n Moser.
flynn over the waves
Brazil is Lacks aud Some RtA-
( sons Why"---Alrs. a. Hammond
influence of the Roman Church"
Mrs. s =. Burton.
'rhe Nesdu on Latin America
Mrs D. w. saddiav
1'he World for fesns' Quartot.
ANS rrawiord Mrs. Sadisr. Mrs A.
wood and Mrs Egr.W
Z Points From bran. ara. r D..
atwood
southern Baptist Convention RE
sults" p. W IonKfeiiow
presentation OF Definite Requests
from the Field by twelve rcproscn.
I tatNrs
Prayer "For our Missionaries la
BRAZIL" A.
closing Hymn Labor ca
Mrs h. q nutler. $40 North Fith
street. has been called % Lynn. KAn
bs the serious lilnass 81 her SISTER,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-01
CLUB WOMEN IssUE
NEW MEXICO NNG WINE

Council Fires" literary monthly
magazine devoted Go the largct lu-
t"rcsts oi women iu general tud H.
M, Sew McNico club WOMEN ir par.
ticular has been published Bog iiuH-
we'll this month Tor th, first uuu.
Mrs Euth Loumi-. m, Treasurer 90.
tho Federation and Mrs kHthrrIua
NJ liuN are thu editors
The lint number o. 'n,ir'ls intro
durturN thc second VIII hv H iot-
we'll number giving cuts col che pu'
tie buildings and general Information
about public organization. the third
number deals with Nihuuu"ruur tnd
h. Go bv edited by Mrs A. u. struup
VI thls NltN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-01
Personal Mention.

Mr. aud MrF Ou,or Wclmau t'-
turned wednesday, evening from their
wedding trip The, went Go 90 l'aSu
and vCr, iu Mexico tor u short time
The, ar, ut home Go their friends at
G35 south ARM.
Mrs oscar Ltu'riug ut ~uuiusu y.
N lett SUNDAY morning iur her home
after spending several dave 49, tho
guest ~ Mrs charles sutton
Mrs Nh,, Strunlns W,llr. the lus
Augrlps puh,rW oman ant s,uilt sec.
far, worker lrfi the first "f this week
for salt Lake CITY 1ud Iur Angeles.
Mrs Wells WIS tho puost oi IN Mar
garrett Cartwright white iu this civ
iuI during her visit she gave sc,-
,rYl interesting snd Instructive lcr-
tur's ON social problems cot th' day
Roy " s ubctbolizyt aud family
Iou Muuda, murulng Tor Denver,
where h' has been Called to preach
IN Trinity churcn
Muutr roVru. at the Powell Drug
COMPANY returned Mondu, evening
from two weeks stag m Los An-
sclcs
The L. e.. tiuyds who Tor the past
tWu months have occupied the clark
" Carr residence. G00 Nurth Fourth
ttroct lett today for their home iu
th. Pcrus mountains. They are plan
ming tu leave lon about month ion
England. whcrr thr> viii sprud tho
summer
REV n Percy silver. the secretary
OF m, missionary department of IA,
southwest ot the Episcopal church
ss IN this citS and is the guest uf -
Johns EpisoUpal church. REV. Mr.
siNcr, who h. a gifted speaker. vii
address IA, congregation ~ - john
church tomorrow az ~ o'clock an,
again at $50.
Miss Margaret BoWcs leaves In
kas.. where she has accepted Do
week for Haskell school Lawrence
sition A number ~ informal AFFAIR
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-01
Spring DAISIES appear al Fenner High
FiOe Party Social EOents Of the Week

number % people informally Friday
evening. IN honor % Miss Hattie i3arilu
and Nles Grace Axteli Auellou
bridge Vas played. followed - a des
llshtfui supper.
Mr. and Mrs NJ o. Cnadbournr.
log North Twelfth street. gave quits
an elaborate dinner party Thuraday
evening IN honor OF Mr. and Mrs. H.
G. Lloyd. who have been living In tho
clark Carr home Cor tha past iva
months
Those who enjoyed The Chad<
0ournes delightful hospitality wera
ar and AIRS L. G. Lloyd. ar. and
Mrs. q. T.. brooks. Mr.. aud Mrs. W. -
Hopevell and Mrs. Dc IN VerRno.
-
NJ and Mrs Nike Nash. see West
Central avenue. invited several friends
Ia informally Monday evening 20 meet
Mr. George Nash. a brother oe Mike
Nash
An elaborate supper was served at
the close ~ a jolly evening.
Those present we're AR and Mrs.
~ W kunz. Mr. and Mrs. y. =. BUT
Ter. Mr. and Mrs. y. X. n. Sellers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Braun. Judge aud
Mrs George cralg. Mr.. ana Mrs..
Thomas McMlllin. Mr.. and Mrs. &. A.
Hudson. Mas Elsie sackest and George
Nash.
o.
JOLLN five HUNDRED PARTY.
Friday evening Mr. and AIRS. l. ~
Morris. s23 West Copper avenue.
gave nu informal i've hundred party
iii honor ~ Mrs. Breaslsr. ~ Chicago.
who is visiting Mrs Roy Cowper.
After several exciting saries weFo
l'lay cd. an elaborate three-courEe sup.
per was served by Miss sadie Morris.
daughter Of the host and hostess. and
Miss Laura Cartwright. both Of whonH
Mere very daintily gowned. Miss Nor
ris wore yellow chiffon and MlHa
Cartwright "a white chiffon.
The rooms where the guests played
were decorated with quantities OF
American Beauty roses snd carna-
lions
A most jolly evening was had By alt
the guests. due e. the genial hospital.
ity OF the host aud hostess. Mr. Nor.
ris, unlike most hosta took an active
interest Ia the entertaining which
added greatly t0 the success ~ tho
party
The guests we're Mrs. Brensicr. Mr
and Mrs .. y. Rosenwaid. Mr. and
Mrs. W u. tkaanoly. MF. and Mira
Frank stortx Mr and Mira. HAIRY
strong, Or aud Mrs. G a. Conner. AR
and Mrs. Roy Cowper. Mrs. Fred can
Held Miss sylvester, Miss Trexler.
and Miss Vern Forest
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-01

hay, been heidi m her honor b., her
many friends VII" greatly regret her
departure,
Mrs Settle hartley, OF the hartley
Millinrr, shop. Eas returned trum an
extended trip Mts BARLEY Travelled
FIRST through the south. visiting her
home ln Arkansas Then sh" went Co.
Sew york. Whcr, she attended the
fashion SHOW In the Firth Avenue
buiidtug. aud Co Chicago, whore th'r"
were two fashion shows iu pr"srrs
one ut the sherman house aud oiIo
40 th, ~udrbak-r thcHtcr
MIR t. ". Dobsuu. "f nu. West y.
iprts ruad, b. recovering from AZ tt-
taoh of DE- grippe
4 o. Van ni,usc. pt Nlb WyW o.
lrta- be- reported ron,uIcs,"iIt otter "a
threatened attack ot pneumonia.
MI-a Mabel Lovolavo has returned
ilom Nashli.u Tenn where sio
graduated from the pharmacy de-.
paftmcut aft' q two yeas course. Miss
| 30, vb,rr Will visa local relatives tor
some Time. later visiting relatives boa
| Fort sumner Miss LovcHcr viii ilh"-
| Is take up work us a pharmacist Win.
iu the neat ic0 months
Dr Fred Pctut viii lecture iu tho
s. ". e. A. next Monday evening Un
"Thr Care and Functions OF the
Teeth week from Monday, March
! 10th. Dr Frsbiv viii resume her talks
| ON health aud VIII speak ON the sub
| juct Preparation for Motherhood. '
| Chester Dubsun returned home IRON
| Los Angeles Friday morning and BE-
| visiting his parents nj ana Mrs
T.. " nobsun
Mrs Norton iuo Ire. Hurslofd
mother aud grandmother of Mrs
K. Y. Wtnchrstor left Thursday even
ing Tor san Diego.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-01
HUNDRED MD TWENTY 1--WE
DELEGATES To M HIIiI

Ahuu one hundred uuG .".ui' lN"
delegates are expected Coo attend ih'
meeting ct m. Federation "r Wu