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Evening journal., 1913-11-06
Ia~.ocT cL.dfo. ai2 and PA
J0ulcS IL OuailutSIs ~. Ninth St
Telephones
OHuCrkdkSI ie03-26Tt-
Charles S. Rose.
Alice +. Hutsou.
Margaret P. Stevenson.
Annie N. CLARK.
Clinton q, Scntman

Margaret P. Stevenson.
Annie NJ CLARK
Clinton G. Sentmsn
cENTMAN---A MeClennandsviiic Dc, on
Nov. .. 1914 Clinton q. sentmau. aged
1e ycars.
Relatives and friends are invited to az
dence. McClellandsvillo, on Saturday aftet-
noon, November s. at . o'cicct Intcrment
az Head of Christiana cemetery.
CLAlik--ln this city, on November ., 1913.
Annie NJ wife OF Martin l.. Clark, aged
Relatives and friends are invited 10 at
tend the funeral services al her late resi-
deuce, No. s52 bennett street. on Friday
mont at silver Lake ccuctery. Dover Del.
on arrival Of train leaving Wilmington at
$40 clock Saturday morning. without FUR
ther notice.
! sTEVENsON--tn this city. on November
: e. 1913, Margaret +. Stevenson, aged SO
Relatives and friends arc invited to at.
nephew, Charles n. stevenson, s,~' No OF aaii Rff
/ Washington street, ON fridiy. afternoon al
$50 o'clock. Intermen, at Riyeryiew Gene.
! terry.
lHuTsoN.-In this city, on November 4.
l9lj, Alice t., " c OF William r..
Hutson, in her list year.
Relatives and friends Of the family
are invited TO attend the funeral SER
vices; at her late residence, No. $50
South Broome street, on Friday after
noon, November :, at ? o'clock. Inter
ment Silvermook Cemetery.
ROSE.-ln Iravers City. Michigan, on
November 8, 1913, Charles $. Rose,
son OF Henry c. and II. Elizabeth
Rose, aged 30 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
Invited to attend me funeral SER
vices. at the residence of his parents.
No. 22Ol Pine street, on Thursday even
ling, November G. at 80 o'clock. Fur
lther services will be conducted in Union
VI. 4. Church. Cecil county, Nd. on Fri.
Ilay morning at 1890 o'clock. lnterment
IN Union NJ. h. Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1913-11-06
Y. M. H. A. DANCE SERIES.

The Young Mems Hebrew Association
will begin series of dances in Odd Eel.
lows Hall. Third and King streets, be.
ginning next Wednesday night. The
dances will be given ON every other We'd.
esdaN night.
Evening journal., 1913-11-06
Mr Mccoy IMPROVES.

rfc cand;ficn Of David Mccoy, presi-
ient of the Wilmington Furniture Com
lzl,v. VINO l.,a beri seriously i'll at his
,o.nc fof -llc past iv weeks with keari
rcublc, is lsiortl T. le Grch lmrrov-
a 10d:'s Dr-- ,S-iiar1 sprlrsg = at.
ending Mr.. -lcoy
Evening journal., 1913-11-06
BETTER TROLLEY
SERVICE TO NEWPORT

Having been requested by the town
commissioners Of Newport 20 pro-
vide better trolley facilities between
this city and Newport, the Whining
ton and Philadelphia Traction Com
pauy today announced that after to-
morrow additional trolleys would be
added TO the line The new sched-
ule provides for ten minute sched-
olc during the rush hours.
This will be the headway between 6
end z o'clock In the morning, and 51e
and SIS o'clock in the evening. The
Pstanton line. on which cars are op
Grated every half hour, will be main
tained. The new arrangement call
for the placing of nine cars IN US
during the rush hours during tn
day. four in the morning and iye a
night. The schodules beginning TO
morrow, operated to Newport, viii b
the same as that which has beef
maintained between this city an
Richardson Park.
among the natives and the newspapers
here.
! The United States now has seven
war craft here and the report thai
two more vessels have been ordered
Into Mexican waters made a decided
: impression on the MeXicans. Admiral
I Fletcher has made tho Rhode ISLAND
/ his flagship instead of the Louisiana
The German warship Bremen today
anchored off Tampico. Her comman
der sailed from here after a confer.
encc with Admiral Fletcher and I
was reported that trouble had broker
out at Tampico. but this was uncon
| firmed.
Evening journal., 1913-11-06

Al rc~its. oeRs--rcntiGc. bu,anx
, aug eAchsngne--fosns p part OF the
inforf ~'on- TO lc c5iucd f.om the
Want. .--AiV
Evening journal., 1913-11-06
WHO WILL FIND
MISS BONNIE BURR
IcentInued From FIrst Pave.l

fContinued From First Pagel
who has accompanied Miss Burr on
all Of her visits in tho various cities.
There was much. interest when Miss
Bonnie stepped forth from THE
EVENING JOURNAL building. in the
tonncau. OF her famous 1914 Pierce
Arrow motor car"
The great crowd vas gathered evil
IDENTIFY as a result Of the intense in
terest OF the teiegraphic news items
that have appeared from day to day
as the fair visitor from England con-
tinued 10 make sport Of the principal
police officials OF the country IN de-
Tying them 70 catch her it they ever
wanted her.
II certainly Want to tbauk you for
turning out In such large numbers
Miss Bonnie said. Somehow ! feel
a trlfle less confident In Wilmington
because you apparently are in earnest
in your effort TO catch me. vii see
you all a. the corner Of Market and
Fourth streets this evening. So, un-
Oh then. goodbye
Miss Bonnie was dressed IN yer,
stylish long. dark green silk velour
coat, trimmed with fur aud wore
Gcorgotte hat and ven. The veil di,
not conceal the outline OF her prett,
lace. nor TWO rows OF beautiful white
teeth. As she talked, she continued e
smile good-naturedly. but was defiant
and confident
THE EVENING JOrRAL doubts
her ability and predicts her early de-
feat. and TO back up that statement
offers reward Of $500 IN gold tc
any man OF woman, clever enough fc
detect her, and who complies with tn,
rules and conditions OF The contest
which VIII be found on another page
of this issue.
Evening journal., 1913-11-06
roo LATE no CLASSIFY,

fi5' CiBC1C- l.lFSiN5-. So HooI.&fss.f:S fS5s 6
II schools under the direction of ths
Evening School Committee Of the Board o.
Education. will be opened in Schools Nos
;, 10 and l6. on Monday evening. Novembe
10, 1915. at $50 O'Clock
GEO. W. TWITMEYER.
noyo-ii. Superintendent Of Schools
W ANTED-TwO HELPERS on
w electrical work. Apply IN own
hand writing. Address M-20. Evening
Journal. noy5-2t
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17

Last evening the ladies' OF the
Woman's club gave their annual pic
mic supper at which u h the custom
20 have az guests the "hubbye." There
were about 200 people and very iol-
" time was enjoyed.
Mrs. A. y. stroup Was t0astmls-
tress. and presided In very charm
Ing manner. Mrs. George Albright
was called upon 20 speak Of the
Traditions of the WOman's club"
and replied very olovcrly. "Our
Guests. our Husbands" wins toast
given by Mrs. r. ". Harden, and her
witty remarks were enjoyed BY every
one. superintendent Reuben Perry
responded with toast 10 Our Host
essos" In which ho told how much
the husbands enjoyed and appr0ciat-
cd the hospitality Of the ladies.
All In all the affair was a grent
success aud tho particular commit
tee In charge should be entirely sat
isficd with tho result Of their efforts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17

Next Thursdav afternoon. the Wo'
mans Catholic order OF Foresters VIII
give It's monthly card party IN odd
Fellows hall.
There will bo "a short business meet
ing at half past two o'clock, and az
three the ladies' will begin 10 play
cards Between halt past four ana
Ave o'clock Ice cream and cake VIII
be- served.
The committees have made plans
for a delightful afternoons entertain
ment and all who attend viii have a
very pleasant time.
The members of the reception COM
mittee are Miss Helen Bleckman,
chief ranger; Mrs. Thomas Lawleg,
Mrs. Mary Dolan; Mrs, Catherine swift
ger, Mrs. Julia korber Mrs. Mary
Keleher. Mrs. Mary Balling. MRS. Jane
O'Laughlin, Miss Merie Wack. Mrs.
Mary williams, Mrs. chas. BrachyOgel
and Mrs. Barbara O'Hara.
The members OF the refreshments
committee are Miss T, Ford. chair.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17
BOO EH7EWIE
i2zay
SOME GOOD BOOks ron SUMMER,
HEADING.

SOME GOOD BOOKS FOR SUMMER
READING.
Thorcau--Spring: summer; Tho
Maine Woods. Walden,
Van -'isherman's Luck:
DAYS on; Little Rivers
Wake Robin.
MillS--Spcll of tho Rockies; wild
Life In the Rockies.
Sheldon--W Wilderness of the North
Coast Pacific Islands.
STANDARDIZATION Thousand Miles
by stage
Bell---As Seen by Me.
Frank-Four Months Afout Ia
Spain.
Fitzpatrick -The Man who Likes
Mexico.
Anton--The Promised Land
acheller-"Charge IL" Keeping
Up With Lizzie.
Bennett Buried AilvC.
Wells-The Maxwell Mystery.
Fox-The Heart of the llills.
Farnol-The Money Moon
London---Call ~ the Wild
Grayson Ia Friend
ship.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17

| conventions which surround them.
but who seek To- adjust tho rules by
which they live In ouch a way az 10
allow OF tho most complete realizn-
ton and expression of their own per.
sonallties, George Bfandas says.
'ftahei Ia the first great ana modern
woman Ia German culture"
Begbie-''Twice- Born Men" Life
stories Of ten degraded men of Lon
don slum who were transformed
through conversion. Cautious and
sincere. concerned mainly with the
psychology OF conversion and the re-
generating power OF Christianity.
Addams-'Newer Ideals OF Peace.
Miss Adams contends that the spirit
Of aggressiveness today should be
utilized In social amclioration. not In
war.
Carlcton--"One Way out" The
experiences OF Boston clerk who is
discharged at the age OF 80, and haV-
ing no Other resources. turns day la
borer. plain and forceful account
Of an economic experiment worth
considering by others. and hound at
all events TO be fruitful of suggestion
and mental stir"
White.-"The Cabin Obserya-
tions on the entertaining incidents of
summers spent In the siorrns. the
building of the cabin, pioneering. tho
trees, birds, neighbors and guests.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17
Mrs. Harry Strong Entertains
Delightfully."- at Card Party.

Mrs. Harry strong. 5O3 West Cop.
per avenue. gave delightful card
party Thursday afternoon in honor OF
her sister-in-law. Mrs. G. Gilman. aud
her daughter in-law. Mrs. Harry
strong. Jr. a number OF exciting
games of ave hundred were played,
The prlse, beautiful silver deposit
Creamcr ana sugar. wac awarded 10
Mrs Nancy Beswick
Huge bunohcs of red carnations
gave the rooms festive appearance.
very elaborate and delicious
three course lunch was fitting eli
max 60 a most enjoyable afternoon 5
entertainment
Those who were invited are, Mrs.
Frank Alderman, Mrs. w. w. strong.
Mrs, NJ. W. F1ournoy. Mrs. W. H..
Hahn. Mrs 4. a. Vaughey. Mrs.
Mike Mandcll. Miss Gladys Mandell.
Mrs. Wilson keim. Mrs. y. II. Briggs,
Mrs c. ~. Conner. Mrs. Margaret
Medler. Mrs. Brown, Mrs Fred Kent,
Mrs n. l.. Hust. Mrs. Isaac Barth,
Mrs Don Rankin, Mrs. Edward
Mann. Miss Leila Armijo. Mrs. Rob
ert Putnoy Mrs. Rifne. Miss Margaret
Chadwick Mrs. Nancy BeHwick. Mrs.
r. slower. Mrs. Felix Baca. Mrs. G..
dc Ia Vcrgnc, Mrs. j u. Herndon.
Mrs. Frank Wilson and Mrs. I +.
Godding.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17
Elks' Successful Hosts at Cfev-
er and Unique Function
Which Proves One Of Social
Features Of the Week.

The Eikn proved themselves 10 BE-
most successful hosts 1t the dance
which they gave Tuesday evening Ia
the Masonic ballroom. From tha mo-
ment the grand march began until
the last strains Of Homo sweet Hume.
there Was Rot an unanlmAtst nsss-
mont
During the grand march each lady
received white caFnatlon a. a favoF.
Several couples gave a Maypolo dance.
which while not entirely successful
from an artistic standpoint. caused y
great deal Of mcrriment and was
thoroughly enjoyed BY tho onlooinra
an we'll AZ by those who participated
IN II.
The programs were entirely Off.
ferent and doubtless surprised few
at the Elks The reasons FOR tho sur
price follow.
Program
believe Me II An Those Young
Charms .....a....... our Ladies'
Hail 10 the Chief" ...........
..........E Exalted ruler Colbert
"Just an OLD Sweet Heart Of
Mine" .4....... BRO. Bob Crews
put Your Arms Around Me
Honey" .... Bro. Albert Fnber
when ihe Maid You've Made Your
Sweetheart" Bre. "Bennie" Bennett
The Yiddlaher Ball', ..........
80. Tiron McCroden and Gusnbinor
Then I'll Stop Loving YOU
..............B Bro. Oscar Bluehcr
Devils Balr .................
... Entertainment Committee
Loyal Guards" Past Exalted Rulers
Little Girl Mind How You Co..
........B Bro. Herbert Asselin
why DO the Girls All Love
Me2" ....... Bro. Jerry HaRxaFd
'Ragglng the Baby to Sleep" .....
...s........... Bro. Tom Danahy
when / Lost You" ..........
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17
The Day OF Che Amateur Play.


Have you noticed. Society. how
numerous are becoming the Operet-
tas. amateur plays and homemade
theatrical performances OF s0rts2
The Japanese Girl" happened last
night and II was mighty clever. What
Happened 10 Nan" under the direc~
ton Of Mrs Wolfe. Is slated for next
Tuesday az the islks' thcater and Il
IL said It will be a real operate sue
cess. THE College Widow" by the
Varsity promises To be record
breaker. aud there are others com
ing. including the opera. "rhe Boz
hemian Girl" by the ST Vincent aca-
denny on June 2.
The stage bug Is getting Ia its
deadly work In Albuquerque and az
least one talented young lady who
appears In az least one amateur play
a month has determined Co adopt the
stage as her carcer-and Il Is under
stood there are others.
other social developments of the
week remind us that commencement
with all IT, oratory and It's dainty
white gowns and glorious aspirations
Ia soon TO burst full upon vs..
The weddings sort OF slackencd up
this week--but there are more
a.cOming.
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becomg in ueprof sOnasa
mayr is tSrelyco coming
Pleasant Annual Picnic Supper
Winds Up Years Work of The
WomQn,s Club; Mere Men Present

fully with fancy work.
The Microbes club met with Mrs. h.
Hunt. North Fourth street. this week
The afternoon was spent IN the STUDY
of Venice and rs architecture. and IN
enjoying delightful lunch which was
served about ave o'clock.
Those present were Mesdamos Allen.
Pomerank, Rcezes EGks. McAdanis.
Menaul, Gustafson. schultzo. and
Gentry.
The Woman's Relief Corpa met In
odd Fellows hall "Wednesday after
noon. IL WAS the firs, meeting ad.
mitting members OF the Grand Army
OF tho Republic. who have been hon
0rary members OF the WomunH Re-
lief Corps since the last national con.
vcniion held In Los Angeles.
Those who took advantage Of the
privilege - attending We're Comrades
~ n. Working. y. =. slower. Robert
VIM. J. NJ. Mugeley, AZ. Curtis. w.
w. Mcdonald. J. T.. Burnett. -. &.
Murphy and J. T.. Davis
Comrades WOlklng and slower each
gave y very interesting talk for the
good OF the order.
Mrs M. n. Richardson. visiting
member from Correctionvllle. Iowa.
also spoke for the good 81 the order.
"Wednesday afternoon al o'clock
tho Parents-Teachers Cooperative
association will hold a meeting az the
First ward school. Business for this
year will be completed election OF
officers for next year will take place
and the association will disband for
tho summer.
The presence OF all members IL
earnestly requested.
The ladies' Aid and Missionary so-
cieties OF the Congregational church
were entertained delightfully."- at the
Rio Grande Industrial school, ON We'd
ncsday.
The ladies were driven down To the
school about IL o'clock in the morn
Ing. and were the guest OF Superin-
tendent and Mrs. A. c. Heyman and
the teachers al a tempting dinner.
After the dinner there was an in-
teresting program. Miss Mintler spoke
of a trip 20 San Mateo, and Mr.. Hey
man told OF the work OF the school.
There were few musical numbers by
tho girl1 of the school. and as grand
climax. Mrs. Mabel stevens fllmoe
played several beautiful selections.
Az the close OF the program the
guests were taken over the grounds.
The day was a thoroughly enjoyable
and delightful one.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17
"Tnn COLLEGE wIDOw. .

There are reheaTsals every evening
nov for "'rhn College widow" which
VIII be played next Friday evening
at the Elks' theater This promises
10 be- Just ar good as a professional
show. Mr. Lanham Is director OF
great experience aud knows how 20
gct the most out OF the actors. lie
keeps the lie and action of the play
up 10 tho right pitch ana there VIII
not be dead moment In the whole
performance.
"The College widow" IL the most
delightful OF number Of popular
college plays which have been pro-
duccd la the last few years. Il IA
fun OF comedy ana there are few
dramatic moments. II appeals espe-
cially 60 those who know something
Of college NE. and has clever plot
and good action which attract every
one
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17
Dainty Operetta "The japanese Girl"
Full of Catchy Music and CIeOer
Dances COStuming Most Atroctioe
By JEAN HUBS.

Last evening the dainty operetta.
"The Japanese Girl" was sung beau
tifuily by the Y. w. G. A. 0lce club
IN the EkT thcater.
A very large audience was present
aud enjoyed the entertainment very
much.
Mrs Wolf wes very dramatic and ef-
fective.
The double scxtette was excellent
and was called upon TO repeat the
number.
Three Little Maids From school,
from THE Mikado" WAS sung espe-
claily we'll.
The music throughout the Operetta
was very catchy and was well sung.
Miss Kathryn Drummer has very
sweet and clear voice, which. with
her perfect stage presence made her
very popular with the audience. She
had several difficult selections 20
sing and rendered them all easily and
gracefully.
Mira r. l.. Bradford. the EN-
press" sang selection from The
Mlkado" beautifully.
songs and dances during the operetta.
Mrs. Fred Metzgar az Chaya. the tea
server. was fine. and told her troubles
In q catchy little song
Mrs. G.. a., Carnes as Miss Minerva
Knowall, the governess, was excellent;
her song was very good, and her act
ing was more finished than that us
uaily done by amateurs.
Misses Ruth Thompson and Louise
Watson aa the two American girls.
were splendid. Their dance and song
we're 80 good that they were called
upon to repeat them.
The stage was beautiful japanese
garden. with "A cherry tree. wistarla
vines. rustic seats and singing birds
10 make Il realistic. The chorus work
was splendid and the many colOred
kimonos blended very effectively with
the pink and lavender shades OF the
garden The cast follows:
o Hanu San Beautifu Flower) &c.
....... Miss Katherine Grimmer
. Kitu San Tears of Bliss .......
....,.......... Mfh' u NHl'H
O Kayo san (Sweet Chrysanthe-
muml ..... Miss Frances Strome
Empress of Japan. ............
........... Mrs. r. L. Bradford
Chaya tea server. Mrs. Fred Metzgar
Miss Minera Knowail. a governess
..............M Mrs. G. II. Carnes
Nora TWIN. ... Miss Ruth Tompkins
Dora TWIN ...... Miss Louise Watson
(Two American girls. travelling with
their gOverness1
Chorus Of Japanese Girls-Misses
irene starr, Pearl Working, Grace
Drummer. Maudc Watson. Henrietta
Wolklng. Mabel Hay, Frances
Strome: Mesdames Rex. Wolfe. kalhe.
Galles and Forester.
Attendants 10 Empress--Miss Sa-
lone Statcson aud Miss Pearl COrson.
SpccialtIes.
l. Monologuo. curtain raiser, ny
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17

Mrs. e. y. Wolfe
2. Double sextcttc IN DAY Dreams
from The Spring Maid"
Misses Mary McIfie Jennie Trott.
Pearl Tompkins. Edith Walker. I<ath-
crime Grimmer; Mrs. Chas. Andrews:
Messrs. w. W. Lindsay. J, Faulken.
burg. H. Myers. wehber. Chas. l.. An
drews. -. Lane.
3. "Threc Little Maids from school
from "Mikado" Misses Drummer. starr
and Watson.
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Various Society Affairs of
the Week.
A POIIUH PATTY.

Mrs. VIM. Bryce. G21 South Edith
street. gave porch party Friday af-
toruoon Her guests of honor were
her sister. Mrs. r.. Lang, of Alma,
kan. Mrs. Leroy Benedict of Bakers
flold. Cal: and Mrs. Phillip Brandt
mother Of Mrs. Aspinwall.
The afternoon was spent delightful
ly with cards. and about 9 o'clock a
lovely two-cOursc lunch was served.
The guests were Mrs. T.. Lang, Mrs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17

Itching. torturins skin erurllons
dishgurc, annoy. drive ono Wild.
Doan's Ointment d praised for isE
good work. soc az ~ drug STORES n
ADV.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17

Wilson. Mrs Thos Keith. Mrs. Her
bert GALES. Mrs. Ed sackctt. Mrs. r.
u. Wellman, Mrs oliver Wellman,
Mrs VIM Bryce. Mrs John Fiekert.
Mrs. George Thomas, Mrs. J. c. Bald
didge. Mira Harry Aspinwall, Mrs.
Harry Llihgow. Mrs. Bert walling.
Miss Grace Welman.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17

dreamt that ! dwolt In marble halls
with vassals and nerfs az my side.
And OF all who assembled within those
walls.
That was the hope and the prldei
had riches too great 10 count.
Gould boast Of high ancestral name,
And I also dreamt which charm'd
me most.
That you lov'd me stili the same,
You lov'd me still the same.
That you lov'd me.
You lov'd me stiIi the same.
"The Bohemian Girl" an opera
with story absorbing. with action
that h charming, and music Of the
principal airs that " familiar 10 ev-
erybody and ever pleasing and in
Spring. win be presented by the IT,
Vincent academy in the Ifika' tnenter
on the afternoon OF Monday. june 2.
The opera is the most pretentiour
production ever attempted by the
academy and Il TO be staged because
of the available talent and tbs expert
cncc and training that the pupils have
had Ia former years In the production
OF opcrettss aud dramas. The young
ladies who will sing the principal
parts have all had from two to four
years dramatic training aud have
specialized IN vocal music, The en-
tire cast of characters VIII number
100 girls, including EypsieE, hunters,
pages and dancers. IN addition there
will be- flower fantasy By twenty
rive babies" who range IN age from
six 60 ten.
"'rhc Bohemian uiri' will be- pro.
dueed ON an elaborate scale. with
magnificent costumes imported from
Chicago. and special scenery FOR
several weeks rehearsals have been
the daily program and everything now
Is in the best Of shape for the bcgin-
ming Of dress rrhearsals.
The cast OF the principals for the
opera follows.
airline. Count Arnheim's Daughter.
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gave several delightful talks az the
University during tho week.
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nOOK REVIEWs.

Key---'Rahcl Varnhagen The
story of f,ahcl Is the story OF one 81
the pioneer women who arc not con
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17
Among the Clubs and
ORGANIZATIONS.

The Wednesday Sewing club met
this week with Mrs. Jas. Davidson.
sag North Fourth street. and enjoyed
a very pleasant afternoon Miss Anna
Troxler will Oe tho next hostess