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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-14
SOOn-tO- Weds Honor Guests al
Brilliant ROsenwald Ball al Masonic
Temple Thursday; Ball Room a Dream
By JEAN HUBBs.

ailurine that the guests ala not think
Of leaving until the wee small hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Rosenwnld,
Mr.. and Mrs. sydney Rosenwald, Miss
Jetiie KoNenWnld and MIR. Sam Wells
kopf received the guests.
Those invited were; Miss Jeitic
Rosenwald Mr.. sam Weiskopf. Mira.
A. schultz, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Grunsfeid. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan drums
and Mrs saul Harris. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. y. Herndon, Mr.. and Airs Arno
HnninR. Mrs. Louis Huulng, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Bernard llfeid. Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Ilfeld. Mr.. aud Mrs Non Ilfeid.
Mrs Bessie Jnffa. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
ME Jana, Mr.. and Mrs. ". b. Jemi-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Lewin-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles White. Mr..
and Mrs. a. +. Brooks. Mrs. Louis
Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Chad
bourne, Mr. and Mrs. John Lee
Clarke, MIR. and Mrs. Walter Connell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Danahy. Mr.. and
Mrs Otto Dieckmann. MIR. and Mrs.
y. r. Edgsr. Mr.. aud Mira. Joseph
Browa, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Keim.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Klock. Mrs
Jarrett, MIR. and Mrs l.. Kempenich.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. y. Koch. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Fred Kent. Mr.. and Mrs. n. y.
Hening Mrs. Il. e.. Reid, Mrs. Robert
HOckcnhull, NIrs. Mabel Stevens Hi
moe. Mr. an9 Mrs. Al Frost. Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Wilson. Mrs. Ralph Hunt.
NJ. Frank Mckee. Mr.. Sigfried Kahn.
Dr. J. r. Pearce, Dr. Mendel sllber,
Mr.. ana Mrs. O. a. Matson, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B McGnmey Mr.. and Mrs. T..
C. Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Me-
Donald. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Merritt.
DR. and Mrs. q. s. McLandress, Mr.
and Mrs. r. A. NauRhey. MIR. and
Mrs. Mike Mnndell. Mr.. and Mrs. ..
~ Marion. Mr. and Mrs. Max Nord-
haus. Mr.. and Mrs. y. SPITE. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r.. Smithers. Mr.. and Mrs. "a.
l.. stern. MIR. and Mrs Simon stern.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry WELLER. Mr. and
Mrs. Jake Weinman. Mrs. Edward
RoHenwald. Mrs. A. Rosenwaid. Mrs.
~. Hlldesheim. MIR. and Mrs - thl-
fielder. Mr.. and Mrs II. Hoffman, Mr..
and Mrs n. Fleischer. Mrs. Margaret
Medler. Mrs. sadie Neussadt Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Barth. Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
WELLER. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Putney.
Mrs. eftiffie, Mr.. and Mrs. ], r. Nc
l.aughlin, Mrs n. Dillon, Miss Hanna
Nusbaum, Miss Hilda GrunHfeld, Miss
Gladys Mandell. Miss Camille Man.
dell. Miss Mary Arnold. Miss Elsie
kempenich, Miss Fanny Stern. MISS
Carrie schultz. Mr.. NJ. Freshman. Mr.
Albert Fa her. Mi. A. Fleiacher. Mr..
Frank Spitz Mr.. Prayer, Mr.. Ernest
Spitz Mr.. Albert Stern, Mr.. T.. Lam
dOlfi. Mr.. y. q. McCrOden. MIR. Her
mann Schwcizcr. Mr.. Dave Rosen.
wald. Mr. Robert Deltz, Mr. Sam
Piekard. Mr.. Waiter Weinmnn. MT
C. q. Mardurf.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-14
Opera and Comedy By
ReotOr's Aid.

The Rect0r's Aid of ST. Johns
Episcopal church enjoyed a very
pleasant meeting "Wednesday alter
noon with Mrs. y. J., BradI"rd, fls
West Gold avenue.
During the afternoon Il was de-
cided 20 put on an entertainment the
last of August. double bin viii be
offered. Trial by jury" very clever
and popular one-nct opera by sir Ar
thur Sullivan, the composer OF pm
afOre" aud Goats and Petticoa's, =
delightfully."- clever comedy. rms
part OF the program viii be finished
about ten o'clock and informal dance
will follow
After the general plans for the 90
tertainment were made, MIS- br"u-
ford served delicious lunch.
A great many we're present ~ the
meeting, which was very much en-
jOyed. 49,
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suit was dark blue Bedford cord. aud
she wore Panama hat trimmed in
dark blue and red.
The Walker home was artistlcally
decorated with lovely ferns, and the
supper table was exquisite with pink
roses
The newiyweds eluded their friends
by boarding an eastbound train, and
getting off at Lamy where they re-
manned until the next morning. re-
turning on the California Limited ana
going on TO the Grand Canyon. They
VIII remain there several DAYS. after
which they viii go on to California
for "A few weeks.
Those who we're invited 10 the sup
per and wedding following are Mrs.
:. Hyde. Mrs. &. Il. Holmes, Mr.. and
Mrs j r. i.uthy. Miss Esteile Luthy
Mrs Jessie Keleher, Misses Margarel
and Eugenia Keleher. Or. and AIRS
w ~. Wroth, Mr.. c. w Weber. Mr.
Stanley Seder. Mr. Edmund Ross aud
MIR. Chester Otto.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-14
Albuquerque Entertainer
Concert.

00AARNANf
The Albuquerque Entertainers have
planned delightful and varied pro-
gram for their concert Which " 10
be held In the Lead Avenue Methodist
church the evening 81 Friday. the
twentieth.
The Entertainers are Miss Glenn
Miles soprano. Mrs. Thomas Hughes,
Jr., pianist: Mrs r. Wolf reader. and
Miss Olga Selke, violinist.
The program follows.
Violin Solo nzurkn ..... BOhm
Miss Olga Selke.
Plano Solo ..........,..-....
Mrs. Thomas Hrshea. Jr.
Vocal Soio--Angels Serenade ......
Miss Glenn Miles.
Violin ana piano accompaniment.
Reading from 1.-The Chris
Mrs. E. Wolfe.
Vocui solo--''ln the Garden Of My
Heart ....+s.s.....s. .
Miss Glenn Miles.
Violin and piano accompaniment
Violin SoiO--ftalian Melody D.. Bonn
Miss olga Selke.
Vocal Solo-~(aD II / Were Rose.
(bl The MOcking BIRD.
Miss Glenn Miles.
ReadinE-The Old Maids .....,....
Mrs. r.. Wolfe.
Vocal SolO--tal Cnstnllana.
(b) Goodnight, Dear.
Miss Glenn Miles.
Violin and piano accompaniment
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-14
The Hoo Doc Carnival.

Last evening the Cascade club OF
the Y. w. G.. A. gave Hoo Doc ear
nival which proved "a be very sue
cesSful way OF entertaining. A grab
hag fortune telling booth, and lots
of Ice cream, cake and candy gave
very material assistance In the gen
eral good time which everyone en-
ioyed.
The purpose of the Cascade club IA
90 raise funds 60 send delegates "a
Estes Park. Colo Miss Grace Grin-
mer and Miss Lydia l.heureux have
been chosen "a represent tho local or
ganlgatiOn, The convention takes
place the last OF August
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-14
In Church Circles

A reception was given last eyenins
bv the older members Of the eihodisi
Episcopal church to welcome and get
acquainted with those who have Joined
the church since the Honeywell meet
lngs here.
An impromptu program was rem
dered The Valck. Wilson orchestra
played several splendid selections T..
A. l.. MaTti5 Iave some readings. and
Rev G.. O. Beckmnn gave a brief talk
on the history OF the church.
AFTER the proeram, pOnca and cake
were served.
A social Ia honor OF Rev. Hugh A.
Cooper and number OF new members
90 the congregation was given Thurs
day evening at the Presbyterian
church. A very pleasant evening was
enjoyed hy Ell who attended.
Tho Home Missionary society of tho
Lead Avenue Methodist church Is
afternoon IN the stOreroom recently
occupied by The Leader.
Thursday afternoon the Christian
woman's hoard of Missions met with
Mrs Hopper, 5O7 West Lead avenue.
The afternoon was speat making SCRAP
hooks for Japanese children.
The ladies' Aid society Of The pres
hyterlan church held ils final meet
ing before summer adjournment
Thursday afternoon IN the church
pnrlOrE.
The Kings Daughters Of the Pres
bytcrlan church are enjoying d tram
on the mesa and box supper this
evening
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HOusewarming at RectOr's
Home.

The new homo 81 Archdeacon w.
n Warren. rector of ~. Johns Epia-
copal church. NJ 1909 West Tiicras.
was the scene of merry gathering
OF young people Thursday evening.
dancing being enjoyed until late.
There was o punch howl Ia charge
~ Miss Katherine Warren and later
on some welcome refreshments. Mrs.
Herbert Gales presided at tho piano
Present were Miss Lotta and Anna
NeWhall. Katherine and Dorothy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-14

A wedding OF great social interest
VIII take place next Tuesday evenina
when Miss Jettie RosenwAit lecomes
the bride Of Mr. san. Weiak - Of
san Frnncisco. rh' ceremony will
take place ~ z O'CLOCK ut the home
OF Mr.. sydney Rosenwalsi, the bride =
brother, and az 3 o'clock the wedding
dinner Will be served at the Ai,aIado.
The brides sister, Mr.. u; Fleis,h-
err. of Denver. viii be matroa ~
honor. and the bridesmaids will De
Mise Alma Biho. q niece of the
groom; Maa Fannie Weiskopf. the
groom's sister. and Miss Regina i,os-
enwaid.
Beatrice Fleischer OF Denver md
Pauline uhlfelder ~ Santa Pc will be
the Hover kris. and Arnold Rosen-
valid and Bernard Fieischer the
pages. sydney iIhifelder Ia 10 he the
ring bearer. The ushers will be Mr..
Leo Gottiieb 81 Trinidad, Mr. David
NJ. Rosenweld and AIR. Milton Flor
shelm.
RABBIT Mendel Silber will perform
the double rims ceremony.
The sydney Rosenwald home will
be decorated In white and green and
the color scheme at the Alvarado Is
10 he carried out in pink and white.
A number OF out-of-tOwn guests
are expected for the wedding. Among
them are Mr.. and Mrs. Kamil Weis-
kopf OF san Rafael. y. NJ. ana Ms.
A. Beerman, MIR. and Mrs. Emil BibO
and Mr.. Jerome Bayer OF san Fran
NHco.
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Mrs. Ilfeld Entertains in
~

Friday evening Mrs. Louis llfeid.
lOt West Copper avenue, gave "a
beautifully appointed dinner In honor
Of Miss Rnsenwald ana Mr.. Weiskopf,
a profusion OF American Beauty roses
lent their fragrance To the general
elegance Of the affair
The guests were Miss Jetty Roscn-
valid. Mr.. Sam Weiskopf Mrs Aaron
RoSenwald. Mr.. and Mrs. ~ Fleisch-
err Mrs. a. Schultz, Mrs. w. Dillon.
Mr.. Max Nordhaus and Mr. and Mrs.
sydney ROsenwaid.
other affairs IN honor OF Miss Ros-
erwald and Mrs. Wciskopf are n
mesa picnic 10 be given Saturday
evening by Miss Hilda Grunafeld. and
an elaborate dinner sunday evening
al which Mrs. Edward Roaenwald
will be the hostess.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-14

In cutting OF tho TOP 81 a tomato
ready 90 scoop II out for stuffing or
hn.ging tomato cup, do not cut from
the blossom end, nut from tho oppo-
eile end BECAUSE the divisions Of the
tomato center narrowly "a the bios
som end ana are broad nt the ether,
makinE Il much easier 70 remove the
seeds and pulp without tearing the
outer walls of the fruit.
Essence 81 peppermint takes the
fire oui Of q hugn very qlickly.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-14

The Best People on Earth arc
planning a dance 90 be given Friday
evening June go, al the Masonic hall.
II IN TO be strictly informal, shirt
waist dance. and promises TO he great
fun. II one may Judge by other al
fairs az which the Ellks have been
hosts
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-14

aifA WH4 uNA ~ tIIHIa
my head ncllaA ala
the tims.f had hoaF-
ing down pains ana
my beck hurt ms tbs
biggest para 81 tlse
tlma 4 was di4sy
and had weak feal
lngs when 1 would
aloop over, q hnst
ms 70 walk any dis
tsnee and / felt blue
and dIscourAoad.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-14
Among the Clubs and
Organizations.

The wednesday afternoon Sewing
club met this week with Mrs. ~ g.
shellhart, COZ North Fourth. The
members were invited 10 a. tempting
one o'clock luncheon, ana after u was
enjoyed the afternoon was spent with
fancy work The club members are
Mrs Leonard Miller. Mrs. Roy Cow
per, Mrs, n 4. Curry, Mrs. J. " Nor
ris. Mrs. II. G. Shellhart, ana Miss
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-14
Informal Simplicity and Good
Taste Of Appointments
Make Affair Rarely Enjoy.
able; Mrs. Robert Hooken.
hull Of jacksonville Assists
in Receiving Guests

IN MbcoAVlhk Questo.
Mrs. Horace Brand Henlnx ana
Mrs. Edward G. Reid Of All North
Twelfth street, gave a delightful A.
Home Thursday receiving 3 large
number OF their friends during the
afternoon. The rnoms were fragrant
with a profnelon Of cut flowers ana
ferns which made the charming home
unusually attractive. The table In the
dining room was exquisltely dainty.
graceful brass baskets overfiowinE
with sweet peas and Eypaophila furn-
lHhlng the floral touch while cut
glass and heavy silver dishes. family
heirIOoma, completed an effect Of dig
nifled simplicity The Refreshments
we're n delightful feature. Pleasant
Informally helped 10 make the affair
one of the most enjoyable ~ the sea
son. The guests were received BY
Mrs. Henlng. MrE. Reid and Mrs. Hen
ing's mother. Mrs. Robert Hoeken-
hull Of Jacksonville. III.
The hosteHses were assisted by Mrs.
Ralph Henderson Mrs. W. ". Wroih.
Mrs. q. l.. Brooks. Mrs Charles De
la Vergne. Mrs. r.. r. Edgar. airs.
]. A. Hubbs. Miss BIRDIE Brent. Miss
Jean fimbbs and Helen s.sk
Those invited were Mrs. Isaac
Barth. MrF y. u. Bradford, Mrs ~.
J. Aigcr. Miss Leila Armii0. Mrs. Huh
bell, Miss Mary Arnold. Mrs. George
Arn0t, Mrs. Summers Burkhart, Miss
Josephine Parsons. Mre Hugh Col
Inns. Mrs. G. ~. Conner, Mrs. =. II.
Dunbar. Mira n. y. Stevens. Mrs. Ma
bel stevens Hlmoe. Mrs, r.. A. Frost.
Mrs. J. w. Elder. Mrs II. r. Fox.
Mrs. Louis G. Bennett, Mrs. Chns. A.
Frank, Mrs. Ralph Henderson. Mrs.
II. v. winchester. Miss Betty Wiley,
Miss Lizzie Whitley. Mrs. J. y. Hern-
don, Mrs. Frank Hubbeil. MIS-. W q
ReIm. Mrs George $. Kiock Mrs.
Frank I4nnham. Mrs J. n. Wroth,
Mrs. Burke, Mrs. q. y. Marion, Mrs.
w. w. Mcclellan. Miss Dolly McClel-
Ian. Mrs. Allen Peck. Mrs. X. r. Pol
lock. Mrs. y. 9. Rodey, Mrs. w. ~
salmon. Mrs. p. y. schwentker. Mrs.
u. l.. Rlsk. Mrs. Arthur, Miss Flor
ence Deutz, Mrs. George slmms.
Mrs. w H. Springer Mrs. Raymond
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-14
Mrs. Winchester Soloist at
Scottish Rite Concert.

MRS v. " Winchester left Friday
for Santa Pc. where she II % he the
aolOist az the Scottish Rite reunion
next week sunday evening there will
be a sacred concert, followed BY the
unusual ceremonies on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday. a feature
~ the musical part Of the entertnin-
ment will be- q chorus. which Mrs
Winchester viii drill.
The following II the prOgram:
ORGAN solo. Introduction ard Act.
1sohengren.' Wagner. J A. Jeancon.
Male chorus. Unfold We Portals. d
from the Redemption. uounOd.
soprano solo and chorus. "sanctus,' -
Gonnod. Mrs. Y. V. Winchester, solo.
list.
baritone Solo. "The Publican" Va
dc Water. n. l.. ormsby
soprano solo and male chorus
Lave pivine," Abt. Miss Jessie =
Carroll. sOloisl
organ solo. "ImprovlsIon." Jeancon,
J. a. Jeancon.
Alto solo, The Lord IL Ny Light
Allitsen. Miss Edna Abrahamson.
Bass solo. m God so ClOthe the
Grass Bischop. Llewellyn G. Hall
soprano solo. Dreams" from
Tristan and Isolde. Wagner. Mrs. Y
V. Winchester.
Tenor solo and chorus "JeTusaiem
the Golden Gerrlsh. O. r.. Schofield
sololst.
organ sellst, Introduction TO cav
alleria kusticana.' Mascngni ; a
Jeancon.
Mr. Jeancon II one Of the finest or.
Ranists IN the west who received much
~ his musical education In Cincin-
natl. and other eastern cities. The
following IL a list OF the members oi
the choir and includes some of the
best musical talent In the state.
Mrs. r. V. Winchester. Albuquer'
que, soprano soloist.
Mrs. j. a. Jeancon. Santa Pc. or
Ranist.
Sopranos-Miss Jessie p Carroll
Miss Dora Fisher. Mrs, l.. c. Hal
Mrs II. =. Bowman.
Altos Miss Edna Ebrnhamson
Mrs q. y. ID. kirkpatrick. Miss +. G
Nurmon.
Tenors-~Mrs o. y. Schofleld, Mr.
A. : kirkpatrick, Mr.. a. r. Hayden
Mr. NJ. r. Dunlnvy.
Hassos-Mr. a. L. Ormsbee. Mr. =
". Mcbride. Mr.. J.. g. Hail. Mr.. &. j
fmmersOn
Scottish Rite male quartet-A. y
kirkpatrick. ist tenor. NJ 7, Dun
lazy. end tenor. g. J Emmerson, Is
bass. l.. G. HAN end bass
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-14

Warren, Ruby Rhea, Williams. LottIe
szymanskl, Laura Colghan, Louise
Warren. MOrrisctte aud GALES. and
Messrs. Pelham Mcclellan. Rhea,
Desmond Farrell. Claire Mnnaier, w,
w, Lindsey Honck and Charles
Kahnt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-14
For st. Johns Choir.

ArchdeacOn W E. Warren and Mrs.
Warren who have recently moved Into
u Handsome new home on WVst IT,
beers 81 "a. Johns choir Monday even-
inK and d very pleaaant evening" ~
la prospect.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-14

Anna Trcxler
o.
Mrs. Charles r. Hodain. University
Heights entertained the Crochet club
Tuesday afternoon with q Rose Tea,
An abundance Of the pretty flowers
rose leaves floating In the tea cups,
and rose petal jam carried out the
idea most appropriately.
Guests OF the club were Mrs. r..
Beard and Mrs. J. G. Baidridge
o.
The Highland bridge club held It's
final meeting for the year with Mrs.
l.. O.. Rice. Tuesday afternoon. Cards
we're played through the afternoon,
after which a most delightful lunch
Mrs. John Milne was a guest Of The
club.
The "wednesday ThImhle club met
this week with MIRA willard Perkins.
After an afternoon spent pleasantly
with fancy work. refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Joseph Jolly. tl0 North Fourth
street. will De hostess 20 the club az
lts next meeting.
Tuesday Sewing club this week. The
afternoon was spent with fancy work,
after which a dainty lunch was served
The club viii meet With Mrs jack
Sheehan next week.
o.
The MERCEDES club met with Mrs
Fred Eaka this week. and the ladies
spent the afternoon IN reading about
the work other women's clubs are 40
ing
Plans were made for a Fourth Of
July picnic 10 which the families and
a few friends ~ the members will be
Invited.
The clubs next meeting will be
with Mrs. G. II. Blake.
Delicious refreshments were served
al the cloae of the afternoon.
Mrs. jacobson was a guest Of the
club. The memDers who were pres
ent were mrs Menual, Mrs 0ustaf-
son. Mlas LILLIAN Gnalaison. Mrs
Phnbrick, Miss Ada Phllhrick, Mrs
! McAdanH. and Mrs, Gentry
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-14
Remarkably Fine Program for Mrs.
Edith HaLlen Franks Concert June "a

Quartetse from Rigoletto .........
Mrs. Edith llnliett-Frank. Mrs
Charles Andrews, Mr.. John Fask
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-14

The concert In which Mrs, Edith
Hallett- Frank ~ 60 appear has been
postpon until Tuesday evening, June
"a Mrs Frank ,haa been suffering
with slight cold since arriving and
finds that she would be unable TO
do Justice to herself anu her voice
II she sang on the first date when
was set
"A is seldom that the people of this
city have an opportunity 70 hear as
fine a program as that which has been
MANNED for this concert, and this iact
together with MRS, Franks popularity
here make Il an occasion TOWARDS
which all music lovers are looking
with anticipation.
The prosram follows:
onartette from Lucia di hammer
moor ........,...... banlhettl
Mrs. Edith Hallett Frank, Mrs.
Charles Andrews. Mr.. Charles An
drews. Mr.. john FalkenbufB
"A fors q lui, from Traviata Verdi
Mrs. Edith Hallett-Frank.
"AN flat Hnlladc ........ss.. Chohln
Mrs. Mabel stevens Himoe.
(a) Ich TRACE ~ ne Mime. 800.
..........,.. a. Sttnhhh
(bl A spirit Flower .............
..............,. Campbell-Tipton
obi Birthday ....,..... Wooomen
Mrs. Edith HaNett-Frnnk
Duet-Passage Birds Farewell ...' =.
.....s....ss.tt sttts s.ssfsssF Af'"'N"
Mrs. Edith Hallett-Frank.
Mr.. Charles Andrews,
soartno .... Schumann
Mrs. Mabel stevens Himoe.
ta) The Cali ......... Mr.. Andrews
al, Nocturne .,..E. stanley Sedef
(The composer at the pianol
fcl q. Come with Me In the sum-
mer Night" Frank van de Stncken
mrs. Edith iailett-Fran
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-14
Moriarty Recital.

Thursday evening the pupils Of Miss
Marian MOriarity gave very inter-
esting recital. The program follows;
FumofeSke ..s..s....s..' l'Nofdh
second Mazurka ........... G0unrd
Rose Maharam.
lkomunce .s..s..-s..... Ahch'I
Lillian GuStafsOn.
Song without Words Menhelssonn
Canzonnetta ....,.......... Schut
Evelyn Fox.
preude-Opun 2S No. ..... Chopin
i.itNrNfEuhUlt ssss.fss s.sss s.ssts AetHsN
Helen Goetz.
Medley of Classics ....,...,.M Nero
Minuet G-MaiOr $3.50, ,FadercWski
Alice Hutchinson.
May Roche.
C.Sharp Minor ImprOmptu. Roinhol
Rose Maharam.
Invitation Ia the Dance $3.50. Weber
Lillian GustafsOn.
Album Leaf ...,,.... 'OruiYmacher
Evelyn Fox.
pOlnnaiRe IL Major ...,..... Weber
Helen GOetz.
Rond0 Capriccioso $50. Mendelssohn
Alice Hutchinson.
Il. MaIor Valse ....... .MoszisOwski
Rose MahaFam.
R0ndo Brilliante ,,.,..,...,.W ehcr
Lillian Gustafson.
Helen GoetE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-14

n rubber gloves are used while
washing dishes. 4 IN better 40 wash
and wipe the silver before pnttlng
tnrnish the silver.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-14

when brolllna meat or fish. there
will he NO danger Of the dripping
- poured into the dripping pan before
the bfoilIng is begun. The fnt drlps
into the water and there ~ 10 poa-
slbiliiy % lis catching fire.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-14

Mr. and Mira. Joseph 1oiiY ARE naV.
inN next week from l111 W4si noMa
q fi0 North Fourth street
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-14

Mr. ana Alrm n. "a iiFadforl pnss
snEN VIII 1enTc ncnY TpenfaY for c4Io-
RADIO SnfnkN. who're they WsIl ftInaln
for twp er thFna weeks
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-14

Most Elaborate, Artistic and
sumptuous Are Decorations
Of Spacious Halls at Notable
Function for Miss Rosen-
wald and Mr.. weiskOpf who
Are to Be Married Next
Tuesday Evening.