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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-28
BEAUTIFUL SINGING
HAS OVATION TUESDAY

Last Tuesday evening large ana
eNpectant audience gathered at IN"
Elks' theater 10 hear Mrs Edith Hat
lett Frank sing AIRS. Frank had
won a sure place an the hearts of all
who love music long before she went
To New York two years ago. and that
fact together with her many success
SEES and triumphs while away made
the concert Tuesday evening an event
Of widespread interest Her singing
was all that the audience expected.
Her New York training has improved
and emphasized an her characteris-
tics. Her stage presence " charming.
she sings "a her audience-not for
H. Her smile and manner are ire
sistihie and II is a delight 10 watch
her sing. no less than 20 hear her,
Mrs Franks voice ls true ana clear
and sweet She sings without APP
parent effort. and with depth OF
feeding which makes immediate APP
peal To- all who hear her. Her sew
eral selections Tuesday evening gave
pleasing evidence Of the wide range
Of her voice. its dramatice qualities
and its wonderful softness az 4 sweet
uess.
The Nocturne by T.. Stanley Sedcr
~ Albuquerque Is beautiful piece Of
music II was sung exquisiiely by
Mrs. Frank and received the snthus'
lastic applause which II deserved. Mr..
3eder has exceptional talent both as
composer apd az pianist aud or
ganisi
Two numbers ~ Mrs. Mabel stevens
Himoe were so appreciated by the
audience that encOres were insisted
upon. Chopin's "Ballade" was rem
tered beautifully Many musical
critics have said they never heard u
waved better than by Mrs. liimoe
Her fine accompanying and her ex'
1ellent solo work have won her n
permanent place In the hearts of those
who know real talent
quartetto composed OF Mrs
Frank. Mrs. Charles Andrews. MIR
Charles Andrews and Mr.. John Fall
kenburg sang the Sextette from "Lu.
cia," arranged az a quartette, ana tho
quartette from "Rigoletto" two Of
the most harmonious selections foT
mixed voices, which have ever heen
written The voices blended beautt'
fully and the two Numbers were
greeted most enthusiastically.
A duet by Mrs. Frank and Mrs. An
drews was rendered superblv and the
appealing old favorite "Oh. That Wa
Two Were MAying' az sung by these
two went direct 10 the heart ~ every
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-28

n n wonderfus when you atop 20
ihlne about A., whes blE ehnnge
ms motor car hnn mase m socls,y
isfe ~ tnis town. a. IN an othsr towns
IN the past few years Tsersr LOT
% the enjoyment and ginger that
Nould be missing u Il weren't for
the ubiquitous auto. Think Of the
number 81 calls SOU san pun of IN
one afternoon. enstobcea IN your auto
with . packa9e ~ calling cards n the
seat .pocket--and hpw anickly YOU
can make your Gstsses when YOU
find the lady not AZ home and catch
glimpse ~ her coming around the
corner JUS, ~ yon are leaving.
Seriously. the motor garland it'e
surprising how many people have one
nowadays has hed 3 pnoround effect
upon social life ahs ItEfyeodFFe. Mo-
tor parties rhrin. oAH ~ Ear most en-
luyahle az social az pkas,n. ana more
than that. the ownership OF q ear has
made II possible for the summer stay
ai- homes 10 have 3ust rs good. often
loi better and q much cheaper good
sine Than those who 10 70 the noun
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-28

ialHs and the beaches
The auto hns broaknt Bear CAM
yon and Coyote springs snd Hell Cam
yon and Camp whiteomb ana an she
ether cool summ,r retreats much
clcscr 70 me tsYt TRAN N the old
days when IL was a case Of Trimbie's
"3umoo~ 81 your driving horse, and
q took sIi Gay to 80 and come.
The auto has made camping out
more popular among society folk than
ever before simply because IT'S 20
cary and comfortable 10 do tito pack
~ your black coffee pot aud sam.
stub. and In an hour 20 find your.
SELF among the pines with a ripping
spring handy. ready 10 spend a whole
long day having a good out-doors'
time. and not half tired ant 10 start
with ~ a tedious ride to the hills
ma surprising how tne motorists
flock 40 the mountains every sun
day--not "a mention the thronRr that
find their way across the mesa nearly
every evening Of the week. In every
canyon YOU VIII find them ON Sundays
and their headlights prick the dark
ness Of the mesa with twinkling stars
10y dozens every summer evening
The automobile o. doing more than
anything else 10 SET New Mexico pso-
pie luto the habit II seeing New
Mexico first and the stay-at homes
come mighty near getting as much
recreation and fun out Of the sum-
mer with their autos as do ire folks
a. San Diego or lnJolla.
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--Falkenburg- Feikert
Wedding.

A. 5 O'Clock last Monday evening al
the home OF the hfide'a parents. MIR.
and Mrs. John Feikert. sab South
Arn0 street. Miss Margaret Felkert
became the bride of Mr.. John Falken-
burg. Rev &. q. Beckmap of the First
Methodist Episcopal church perform
ing the ceremony.
The bride was charming In love-
IS gown 81 French batiste with
ilouncing 81 mucreme. She carried
4 shower bouuuet OF white roses. The
maid of honor Miss Ida Feik-rt. the
brides sister. wore a beautiful gown
Of pink satin draped in chiffon or
the same color.
The groom and his best man, Mr.
George i.awler wore the conventional
black
Master Robert Parks. nephew 81
the groom was the ring-bearer.
During the ceremony Mrs, y. H.
Parks of Fort sumner sister OF
Mr. FaikenburE. played Lohengrin's
wedding March.
The Feikert home was beautifully
decorated for the occasion with pink
and white carnations.
Only relatives and few Intimate
friends we're present az the ceremony,
after which an elaborate supper was
served
SIR. and Mrs Falkenburg are az
home 20 their friends In pretty bum
galow on the corner 81 Fourth street
and Lead avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-28
Miss Milich Bride of
Mr.. Bernard G. Apodaoa.

wedding Ut considerable interest
In AlDuqucrque took place IN kansas
city on "Wednesday. June rs, when
Miss Mary NJ Milich. of Kansas city,
became the bride Of Mr Bernard Apo
daca. Of Albuquerque. Mr.. Apodaca
is an Albuquerque boy. born and
reared. The bride spent last summer
Ia Albuquerque. visiting her cousins,
tho Theiin girls. and Il was here that
Dan cupid aimed the arrows that re-
suited Ia the marriage ~ the Young
People last week The marriage took
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-28
Beautiful Singing at Concert
Tuesday Evening Enjoyed
by a CapaCitity House; the
TOwnspeOple Of Gifted Solo
ist Give Striking Demonstra-
ton Of Regard.


Mrs Edith Hallet,- Frank will make
her last appearance IN public for this
summer In Albuquerque "a the Con.
erceatlonal song service tomorrow
night. as she leaves for the east the
following day. There are two num-
berr hy this gifted singer on the pro-
gram. one being Rock " Ages by
Barnes. and the other the brlllinn,
"Hosanna." by Granler. Mrs. Hen
derson win play violin ohilgasv TO
the latter number. The anthems, ~
q reinforced choir win be particular
~ fine. and Mrs. Frank Will assist IN
them also. Mrs. iilmoe and MI Sc
der have a piano and pipe-organ duet
witch n sure to be rendered w
mastery manner by both artists, ana
Mrs. Henderson (vioiinl and stanley
seder fpipe organ have exquisite
solos The beautiful hymn Saved
by Grace" will be sung by Mr.. Fal.
kanburE. II was the Intention 81
the music committee 60 not preset"
another az these elaborate programs
before fail. bm Mrs. Frank before
her departure for New York was the
sololsi of this church and 80 many
people were anxious 90 hear her ~
her own church. that u was decided
TO crafty them. The pastor 81 the
church. Mr. Dyer. u Ia California. ana
In the place Of an address. Mrs. Head
win read the charming tate '"Fhe
Three Bidders" an incident from the
M. Of Rowland Hin. There y never
any charge for admission 10 Sunday
nlght sacred concerts NJ the Congre-
gatlonai church. and the public viii
he welcome. The concert will negih
promptly M = O'Clock.
PROGRAM.
organ prelude, "Hosanna" .-.. DUBOIS
Mr. stanley Seder.
Anthem, "Moring and Evening So.
| ............'. $4,000 1880 o"N''s
Reinforced Choir.
Duo, pipe organ and plano, Pas
torale' ..........,..,.. Guilmah'
Mrs. Mabel stevens Himoe, MY.
Stanley seder
organ. OffertorN. "Can,ique
glamour" stanley seder. Composer
soprano solo. (Selected) ..........,
Mrs. Edith Hallett-Frank.
Violin solo. Largo" .....,. Handel
Mrs. Lola BeckWith- Henderson.
Anthem. Fierce Was the wild BIZ
low" ..,'''s'.'..''' '''.''
Choir.
Hymn solo, saved by Grace ..''''
NJ. John -. Falkenburg.
organ solo. "Humoresque' .DvornN
MIR. stanley Seder
Reading. THE Three Bidders can
Incident from the life 81 Rowland
HtlD -.....s...... .s..s' ''''
Mrs Head.
Anthem. "Ye That stand IN the
House ~ the Lord ,,....,.. ,''''
Choir.
Soprano Solo (Selected) ............
Mrs Edith ett.Frank.
! organ posilude. AHA Marcia
(FrOm sonata In MINOR .'.''
| ....... MAtA Nh"I'"'
Mr.. stanley Seder.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-28

Miss Della sister II spending the
summer with relatives In Empor.a.
Kansas
Dr. Mitchell h in Albuquerque for
the summer: he appears 10 enjoy the
baitny climate 81 the Duke City dur
ing the aweitering months
L. y. rrickett Is getting the cams
ptis IN flrst-einse shape for the open
ing Of school IN the fail. Several new
cement walks are a part % his pro-
gram.
AIR q. n. Claiborne, Of indianapo-
lls. Ind. n another new stadent for
next year, Tie Ia nOW working IN the
city hut win he ready for the open
Ing Of the University September \
The Unlversity'a popular chef. Mr..
y. X. Bell. Il spending the summer
az Amarillo. Texas.
Mlss Josephine s. Parsons. the see
retnry-reglstrar Of the University, Is
spending Il brief vacation IN Cnlifor-
ria
Prof A. q. weese "a wandering
somewhere IN the wiids of California.
getting IN trim 90 tackle his biology
classes next fan.
Miss Dean ~ Spending the vacation
months visiting friends and relatives
Ia Kansas and Oklahoma.
Professor Hodgin ~ staying ~ home
for the summer. assisting in univer-
sity interests.
Professor Hutchinson II stfi IN Al
buquerque
Professor Clark has lust returned
from a hunting trip down the pecos
He win remain In Albuquerque during
the summer months. leaving for Cali.
fornia about september Isl. where
he takes his IN. -. In chemIsdry next
year
The first number - the University
News was published this week. Prof.
O. ~ Hodain n the editor-in-chief'
aud his assistants are PROT L. Is.
Mitchell and Mr.. W. J. higgins.
Dr. Charles r. Kirk. who Is the
new professor 81 geology az the Unit
VerEity At New Mexico. has arrived
IN Albuquerque Ills family viii Join
him In two weeks and they viii make
their permanent, home IN this city.
Or Kirk II "a graduate 81 the INT
yersity 81 oklahoma and took his
degree uf IN -. M the University 81
/ Wisconsin For the paat ten years
he has taught In the New York city
normal school. doing research work
IN the summer with the United states
geological survey our University Is
fortunate Ia have a man ut such wide
edncaiion and experience M charge
90 iis geology department.
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place IN the church Of our Lady ol
Good Counsel The bride wore q gown
Of worn chnrnneuse satin. trimmed IL
pearls Her vel fell from cap 81
tulle and lilies Of the veliry. pear
extended The length Of the train. The
pearls we're used by the brides
on Yer wedding dress. THE
bride carried a shower bouquet u
brides roses and Niles ~ the valley.
ReRauiinR the weddlng. the Kansas
City Post society writer says.
The marriage 81 Miss Mary ~.
Milich. daurhter of Mr., and Mrs.
Fred j. Millch. and AR. bernard
&. Apodaca. Of Albuquerque. y.
NJ. was solernnlzed at Our Lady
OF Good Counsel church "a =
o'clock "Wednesday morning, the
Rev. James Z. Walsh oniciatlng.
The bride was attended hy Miss
Ruth Blocher. Mr.. James Dough-
erty and MIR. James Cunningham
were ushers and Mr.. william u.
Muehlbach attended the groom.
Little Mlnion Muenlbach. dain'-
It's dressed IN white and pink.
carrying the wedding ring IN a
nv, led the bridal procession.
Following the ring bearer were
Miss Alice T.oretto BARNES and
Miss Florence Helena Muehlbach
~ flower girls, also dressed In
white and pink. Mrs Hall played
the Wedding march. Ave Maria
was sung by Mrs. Hall and Miss
Grace Nelson. and Miss Agnes
stluh. sang 20 Salutari.' Im-
medlaiely following the ceremony
"A wedding breakfast WIS served
az the home OF the bride, 4003
West Prospect Place.
In the evening a reception was
held al the home Of the brides
parents Mrs. NJ. J. Burnes. sis
ter Of the groom. with her two
children. came from Albuquerque
10 attend the wedding Mrs
Mitch was assisted by Mrs. Gliem,
Mrs J. y. Muelhach, Mrs. Bor-
chardt. Mrs. NJ. J.. Hyrnes. 81 AL
buquerque. Mis- Bertha Warneke.
Miss f.0ttie GLEN and Misses
Genevleye and Adelaide Duer.
Mr.. and Mrs Agodaca will be az
MNNif NA fH'e VIZ h''f'Nh
place.
The Kansas city star society write
has the following article on the mar
rlage.
The marriage Of Miss Mary
Magdalena Mitch. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Fred J. Millch. and
Mr. Bernard c. Apodaca Of Albu-
auaroue n Nj, was solemnized
al our Lady ~ Good Council
church nj o'clock on Wednesday
morning hy tho Rev. James T.
Walsh. The bride entered the
church with der father. attended
by Miss Ruth Blocher a. brides
maid. MIR. James Dougherty and
MIR. James cunnlngharn ushered.
aud Mr william Meuhiehach at
tended the groom Little MlniOn
Muehlebach. dainiily dressed IN
white and pink. carried the we'd
ding ring In a lily. Alice Byrnes
ana Florence Helena Muehle-
bach were flower girls. lmmedl-
ately following the marriage
wedding breakfast was served for
the bridal party al tie home ~
the bride. 40l3 West Prospect
place. In the evening reception
was held. Mrs VI. !. nyrnes ana
children. sister Of the groom.
came from Albuquerque, y. NJ.
10 attend the wedding Mr.. and
Mrs. bernard G. Apodaca will be
az home at zoos West Prospect
r4oFa
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CONTINUED fr0m PAGE seven.)
Tor ri Paao. After visiting Mrs. May
maids sister. Mrs. N Merrill. for
several days. they win 70 on 40 San
Diego. where Mr.. Maynard y AZ pres
eut. The AfaynoFds are breaking up
housekeeping here and are selling
their Furniture Tuesday. MIR. and
Mrs. NJ. T.. rowefl. Of the Powell Drug
company. nave rented tke Maynard
home. ne West Gold avenue. and
viii take possession the fifth 81 July.
Miss Hazel Maloy. sas south Third
street. has returned home from Bal
timore. where she has beon attending
Notre Dame college 81 Maryland. She
spent two weeks Ia New York en-
route visiting friends and was In Chi
cago about q week. Among the Al
hnqueraue people Miss Maioy saw in
Chicago were Mr.. ana Mrs. v, =.
Ross and Mr.. and Mrs. Darby Day.
who are living IN n beautiful new
home In the Windy city.
Mrs Mabel stevens TTimoe ~ isav-
ing Monday for Long Beach. Cal,
where she and Miss La Charles
Schnpe have rented an apartment FOR
the month ~ July Mrs. Himoe viii
reopen her sndio here September lat
Miss Lacharies gchupe. daughter Of
Mrx. j. O. Baldridge ~ this city. IL
planning ~ open studio IN Holly
wood. CAB. the first 81 September.
Work ~ Miss schupe's which has
been seen a~Se hiss been much admir-
ed. ahe has been studying for some
time in California and u doing benu-
tifnl work now. Che viii teach tn
peSsry. china ana water color paint
ing.
Mlr Alma BaIdridse returned Tues
day c,esing from Bradford college,
where sbe has heen n student during
the .pasi sear.
Mrs. r y. Romero 81 las Vegas.
IA the guest 81 Mrs. John borr0daile.
Mrs Romero and her husband. Or.
" y. Romero, were a. one time resi-
dents ~ Albuquerque. Since then
they aave lived IN old Mexico until
recenti when they moved 20 los
Vegas 10 avoid the fighting incident
% the Mexican war.
N,ssea Beatrice and Ruth fifeid.
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis IL
field. haye rainTned from college Miss
Beatrice Held IL "a student az Weilcs-
ley. ard her sister az Bradford. They
we're accompanied by Mrs. John Ham
iin and her daughter. Mis' saTa Haio-
IN og East bloomfield. n. Y. Mrs
Haniln b. leaving Sunday evening
for California. where she VIII spend
the summer Her daughter VIII De
the guest 81 the HELD girls durlne
ihe vacation months
Mrs ; w Roggers Ranches Dc
Atrisco D. leaving next week for ths
Jelnsz country, whore she WIN spend
several weeks.
Mr. sydney Rofenwnld iefi todns
for the east on six weeks business
trip.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Fqescher and chill
oren and Mrs. Aaron itosenwaid Ter
today for Denver.
Mrs. sydney R0senwald has gon'
10 her fathers ranch near springer
n. a.. where She viii remain aevera
weeks. She expects 10 spend tn
latter part 81 the summer IN Denver
Mr.. Guy Miller. who has been
resident ~ this city for several month";
hns returned 10 his home IN Far
Diego.
Mr. John Weidinver has gone q
sulphur apdnep where she VIII re'
main about "A month.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-28
EXPERIENCE
Of MOTHERHOOD


The experience 81 Motherhood IL a try
ila enc 70 nogt women and marks dis
tinelig a. epoch IN their lives. Not one
woman Ia q hundred 10 prepared or un-
aerntanda how 70 properly care for her
self 0f course nearly every woman
nowadays has n80ical treatment NJ such
times. bat many approach the eKperi-
taee with en- organism unhtted for The
frinl u strength. and whsn u II over
her system has received o shock from
which ID s. hart to recover. Following
right nfssn this comes tbs nervous strain
"a earring for the child, and y distinct
nlaneo "a shn mother results.
There Il nothing more charming than
d nanpy and healthy mother of children.
sna indeed childbirth under tbs right
conditions 1eed ~ no hazard 70 health Or
beauty. TIE unexplainable thing 10
fhat. with al the evidence Of shattered
ntrgen and broken health resulting from
AZ nnnfnpnrod condition, and with am
re glme IN which 10 prepare. women
VIII persist N going bllndly 70 the trirl.
EpsfY woman At this slime should rely
un.n LYDIA r. pinkhnm's Vegetable
Compe1fd. q most valuable tonic and
inYlaoEstof Of the female orgnnism.
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TO SING At PREsBYTERIAN
CVuRCV

There will be special musical ser
vice at the First Presbyterian church
sunday morning az ~ o'clock. ~
which Mrs Frank viii De the soiol5i.
The program follows;
organ Prcnde--''F'hntasia. IS.
saensD. Miss Beryl Kenworthy
Repentance" tOounod'
Mrs Edith Hnllett Frank.
Offering "Cantabile." HoveD. Miss
KenwOrthy
Duet-"Love Divine. All Love TX
ceiling" tstaineTl, Mrs Frank ahd
Mr., Andrews
Anthem -"'The Eyes ~ All Walt on
Thee" tGaup. Chorus choir.
Postiude "FuEne." tGuilmanO.
Miss Kenworthy.
O.
Friday evening Mrs. n. Y. Pollock.
ii15 West Tijeras avenue entertained
a number ~ musical people informally
In honor OF Mrs Chas. Frank.
Music by Mrs Frank, Mrs. Ralph
Henderson. Mr.. chas. Andrews. and
Mr. stanley seder made the evening q
deliwhtful one Refreshments We're
served
This evening another musical affair
In Mrs. Franks honor IL 10 be- given
By Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Andrews. as
West Lead avenue. which promises 10
be especially dellEhtful,
4 number OF informal dinners
among them one given by Dr. and
Mrs. J. a. Reldy, and one by Mr.. ana
Mrs Frank Alderman, have made the
week very busy one for Mrs, Frank.
Mrs Frank was the guest of honor
a. an informal afternoon reception
given today by Mrs Nancy Beswick az
the casa De orc.
Mrs Frank sang several delightful
selections after which an elaborate
lunch was served.
The guests were Mrs. charles
| Frank. Mrs. Mabel stevens Himoe,
Mrs Hugh collins. Mrs D. n. Carns.
Mrs J " Wroth Mrs. Leonard Mil
Ter Mrs. - McGowan Mrs VIM Dunn
81 Portland. oregon, Mrs. o. y Mar
ron. Mrs j. Yrlsarri Sr.. Miss Eloisa
Yrisarri Mrs. George G. Taylor. Mrs.
VI. L. Powell Mrs. Fred Hornhy, Mrs.
| W L. Edgar. Mrs. John Bcrradsile.
VIZ v u AFNHNfAN W AsNH Nfhh0f hhs
| Mrs. Toney Chisum.
|
A number of affairs are planned FOR
| the arst OF the week IN Mrs Frank =
| honor, among them AN informal after
noon "a be given by Mrs Hugh Collins.
| Mrs Frank leaves Albuquerque on
! "Wednesday for Asbury Park. giving
| concerts In several cities on her way
/ cast.
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--In Honor Of Miss Nusbaum.

Las, sunday afternoon Mr. and
Mrs. Ivan Grunsfeld gave an "at
home" In honor Of Miss Hanna Nus
baum. whose engagement 10 Mr.. Ern-
est spit1 has just been announced.
The crunsf~ld home was beautiful
~ ana nrtisticnlly decorated with a
profuaion % cut flowers.
The guests were received by Mr..
and Mrs. Ivan orunsfeld. Mrs Alfred
Orunsfeld Mr.. and Mrs. Berthold
Miss Hanna Nusbaum and Mr.. Ernest
Rpltz
About 100 friends ~ the young
couple took this opportunity to show
~ them with congratulations and best
wishes and a very delightful afternoon
during which elaborate refreshments
we're served was enjoyed
Those assisting ~ serving were
Misses Regina Rnsenwald. Aline Stern.
Camille Manden. Elsie Kempenich,
lIlisa 0runsfeia and Florence Drums
field.
Miss Nusbanm looked lovely In o
becoming gown 81 coral chRrmeuFe
ana wore sweet peas 90 match.
A number 81 affairs are being plan
ned In Miss Nusnaum's honor and
several occurred this week. Tuesday.
Mrs. Saul Harris seG West Tiieras,
gave bridge morning, followed by
n beautifully appointed luncheon.
"Wednesday evening Mr.. and MIS-.
Jake Welnmnn rave AN elaborate DIN
ner IN honor ~ Miss Nusbaum and
Mr.. spitz. Covers we're laid for
fourteen m n table appropriately dec
Grated with red hearts and cupids
The affair was DELIGHTFUL throughout
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-28
Among the Clubs.

T'rhe "Wednesday Thimble club met
this week with Mrs Joseph Jolly,
40 North sixth street, and enjoyed
% delishtful afternoon. during which
lovely refreshments We're served.
Mrs. Nohl, ~ North Walter. VIII
he the next hostess.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-28

the Congregational church held a lawn
social at the home OF Miss ollie
Kinds. 62i south Walter street, last
Thursday night
The program Included singing by
Mrs FRANK. reading by Mrs. Nancy
Kirkland wolfe. piano solos by Mr.
Stanley Seder. and outdoor r.mes. Al
1880 the young men we're taken TO
one side ~ the yard where each was
given the end at string each string
leading 10 % fair partner and an en-
ioynble box lunch.
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The Priscilla clnb enjoyed pleas
ant meeting this week WITH Mrs. NJ
Lindsey. South Arno street
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-28

spending two weeks az Camp Whit
comb
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A. ron vast apeolal advice write 70
I5 M pinkhaM MeaIelne 60. (conn.
I|a3 IIHn. Mnabs Neur latter wiz
. eata0I fraf ana answered ~
Hoa aal hsIA ~ a'iiei eenaaeneas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-28

Miss Jean Hubhs entertained the
Tuesday sewing club this week.
Quests besides the club members
we're Mira -. Dana johnson and
Miss Florence Dentz Of san Antonio
Texas.
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4 ysay-at Homes acaoin ThedNfO Cars
HaNo Fun Thnthe Go-Awv and No Gasoline Vapo
Miss Camille MandeH to Become
Mrs. Albert Vohs, Is Announced

Mr. and Mrs A. Mandell announce
the enlargement of their niece. Miss
Camille Mnndell % Mr.. Albert Vohs
% hefnallllo.
There viii BE- a reception sunday
evenipE 90 the Aanden home. AIS
Nofih Twelfth street. from until 10
o'clock M which time the many
friends of Ate young couple viii have
q chance % offer their coneralula-
tiona.
Miss Camille MNndoll IN a sister 81
Armand Mandeil formerly Of this
city, and has lived here about three
years During that time she has won
a host OF friends Mr. vohs Is n PRONE
lnent business man Of Bernalillo. being
connected with the Bernalillo Mer-
camille company.
The date OF the wedding has not been
set a. yet. bat the event viii probably
take place some time IN October.