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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-15
BULLETIN SHOWS
INCREASE IN FOOD

WASHINGTON. D. c. Special
builetii issued by the Department CT
Agriculture today Indicated an in-
crease in Che cost az staple foods.
an Apri i5th prices or meat ami
mails H-trc I6.- per cent higher than
"a scar 1sl. 16-6 per cent higher than
Two 3es.rs sr0 and 81 per cent. higher
than rhree years ago.
Corn brought 56 cents on May LIST
this gear aul 80 cents in 1919, butter
- cents. 1913. 1--s cents. 1918: eggs
ISL cents. 1918. 1914. 1919.
HOES brought sr-s4 a hundred on
May 3 81 lash. and f1.62 CA May I. 1912.
beef ss.es this year. and S6-Qs q
yeaI ago.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-15
HAMILTON NOW
A FRET AGENT
PETER sBURG, va

PETERSBURG, VA Special l. V.
Hamilton. no pitched for Petersburg
-. som before last. and who helped as
win the nag. has been declared free
agent 81 the NaflouGl Board Hamll-
ton was with Albany. Ca. last season
and Was sold 60 Mont gomery. southern
League His health was bad THIS
snrlng and Dee did not report ana tof
some reason unknown 90 us. was able
10 get away from MONTGOMERY. hamll =
fon IL a good man and would nj IN wei
on some OF the Virginia League teams.
on course there ls no place for him on
the local club. for Heine has more
pitchers now than be viii be able 70
carry after May 18th.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-15
I. P. A. MEETS In
ANNUAL SESSION
About Three Hundred Delegates
Attend Opening Session-Ad-
journs Tomorrow
LYNCHBURG. "a. - - .

LHNCHBURG. "a. Special The az
ul4l c1nrention az the Virginia dl-
vision. Travellers Protective Assocla-
t4on. convened az tre CRY Auditorium
lollE Hlth aullt 800 delegates and
tlsltor- go the c-tE-
AZ 10 O'Clock tae convention Was
calflt o. crder bE j. D. Eleasauts. state
pres kferr ana William King. president
90 the Board Of Aldermen. delivered the
address Ur welcome un behalf OF the
llra Rev. Dr. james -. Paxton gave
rLe convention welcome Tor Post O., the
host .t tEe Gathering.
LaIs afternoon tle convention paid "a
sislt 90 rle olph-Macou woman q
roIIaEe being eutertaluel DF the SEM uE
class. IoulEnE the visitors VIII De
given ass informal reception az the new
FlEElul1n Hotel
The convention wlu bc in session TO-
. morrow morning final ad IourDmen
. rrrlrrr Il b0lr Z o'clock
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-15
WILLIAMS PAYS
VISIT TO new YORK
With Treasury Department On
Gals Re visits SubtreaSury
There Today

NEW YORK Special John Burke,
LATED States Treasurer. Deputy
Tr~aEurer F0rt s-d John Sizciton WI
fi-rns. Assistant Secretary o. me Treas
ury. to-day visited the suntre1surE here
vfflfs-rs said that there vas no spe-
81 si--frc ance in the K-Sit GO the THO.
- tnrr IL vas merely the r-Et o. a
1.rlss 81 visits that Hiil te paid 70 al
- htreaEu-ice-
ne suuorrior rnent q fle f-t-ttt--
aeF r-ore~-ueur fumes 20 national
---l-r win BE- oecfded lpcn next week.
Williams EEic.
he would make nc ether statement
rsuceruiur this matter today
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-15
FIRE IN SCUTARI
CHECKED BY TROOPS
MA Special. ScutaTi, tn

VIENNA Special. Scutari, the Al
bantam city whose ownership nearly
brought Europe 10 war, was threat
ned with destruction by IRE today.
a telegram from Cettin3e states that
flames broke out Ia the main bazaar
and. owing 20 absence OF water and
fre-nghting apparatus. spread rapid
~.
a small troop Of Montenegrin sol
diers finally managed 10 III out the
blaze About e dozen buildings were
destroyed.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-15
SEEKS d!RL and
LARGE FORTUNE

A.. IN. Nittkamp, OF Richmond,
h the latest man Ian thtS vicinity
40 Dc tcmpsca Dy DOiorces oi the
l..nlUit- ~iis.isiSh sAlnutc game,
t,.ns has teen more lnan' onsc cx-
posed ln the new sIiapers .oi hStSn-
n4ollt. ltC NritcS a note 10 Inc
Journal asking this paper 10 air
u.c fraud onte more.
NEW YORK Special. Carrying in
his pocket lno plclUre Ot Doiores, me
pee-N,l-ti-ful daughter. John Booth.
lnid0ie-aged farmer. with a bank as
count auU "A trusting disposition. broke
away frorr restraining hands anu
boarded the kronprinz Wilhelm
He is going 10 rescue the Wei
known spanish prisoner. share the
iron-bound chest OF douoloons anu
comfort the sorrows OF Dolores.
Detective Sergeant Weinthall. on
the pier al Hobokcn. Tuesday noSceo
Booth. a stout prosperous. gray-halr
ed man. who had the soilcices eAue
eyes OF a child.
a utUe iAtcr Booth sent cable
aram that made the cable people re-
member the ancient. hoary-wh Sereu
I Spanish prisoner. chest gold. lovely
daughter bait for suckers
An official OF the company hunted
up Weinthall. and they hunted up
Booth.
~Didn't you get a letter recently
/ from "A prisoner Ia spanish dungeon
D VINO clAM ANA NNNAA AAtfN 80 - $50
hidden treasure and marry his beau
uful daughter II you got him out o.
jailg" asked the official.
what business is II OF yours Z!
snapped Booth. I'm going 70 attend
refuses 20 he Convinced.
. Don't YOU know you're going 70 &
istungT" said Weinthan. That bunk
game has been worked ever since IN
nrst crook developed an imaSinauou
/, IL went nne during the spanish An e.l
, can war. but it's got whiskers now
I'm going 20 rescue "A man IN uis
tress." replied Booth. And nothln
3 has been said iu the correspond nc
about nly marrying Miss Dolore
Bonita. I'D have you know I've LEI
my farm and come clear from the IA
- clnc coast 10 help this poor prisone
l. and no policeman Is going 70 stop m
now"
irich Americans had gone 10 spain
D. rescue prisoners, and had only lclt
b. roudly part OF their American Weal'
c ln exchange FOR experience
p seek S.OO.OOo tn Chest
I. The farmer said bis prisoner had
y, chest hidden with 100000 IN IT, boo'
~ ia 70 get third when ne gets the DO
p political offender out OF Jail re h'
Az tcorrcspondtd with Daughter Doiore
be- and knows right where 20 hnd her
p When the all-ashorc signal can
'A Booth. Wcinthau and the cable m'
is were stiu arguing. Booth started
broke away. As the ship pulled o
a. he was seen standing on an upper de-
-. shaking his nst at his would-be fe
! cucrs-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-15
DIVORCED ONE
TO WE'D ANOTHER
REPORTED THAT WAsIItKW0-
MAN WHO Welded NOBLhesA
yxITT, TAKE THIRD HUSBAND.
- Special. Within lees has

PARIS Special. within Ices thes
tvecntv-four hours after she had OBJ
tanned a divorce from her second nus
hand NJ. DurrieuX. it was rerortee
that Baroness Vaughan would 500
marry again.
baroness Vaughan was the inef
eanatc wife OF king Leopold, OF isei-
GUM. and bore him two sons After
Ioopold,s death she married u. Dur
rieuN. but entered suit for divorce. Al
ieging inhdclity 4 decree vas Gf@n j.
ed in her favor yesterday.
Baroness Vaughan began lie as =
vvashcrwoman. but her beauty at
tracted the eye OF the belgian XIX
who took her under his protection
land showered wealth upon her.
| Her next husband. NJ Is said. VII
be a German army officer.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-15
WEST VIRGINIA IS
SAFE TO DEMOCRATS

WASHINGTON, % - SistclNl-
III Democracy fufnls its plcdgcs
West Nirrinia Viii remain in me
Democrats column Tor a long period
- ,cars.~ said A. n. Eclehcr. "a StAtc
LEGISLATOR.
There g. 50 much bitterness IN the
ranks OF the rroErcsslNcs ans Zee
nuf.frrrs that the Democrats VIII re-
faff control unless there is "a politc-l
~errsrfior, senator Chiiton has made
good and Z feel sure ne VIII be elect-
e6 70 succeed himself" concluded Mr
Reicher.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-15
ACCENTUATE THE
AMITY Of GERMANY
WASHINGTON. d. c. Special Count

WASHINGTON. d. c. Special Count
Won kcfnstoru. German AmOas sador to
today 20 attend a banquet or the Ger
man Publication Society at the Plaza
The object OF the banquet - 90 ac-
ccntuatc the fact that Germany and the
United States have never round -
neceeeary 10 celebrate "a peace ami
versary as the relations OF the tive
countries have never been on any other
basis thaa those OF amity and gooo
Will
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-15
ARMY AVIATOR
KILLED BY FALL
nos ANCFT "a cAI Sue

LOS ANGELES. CAL Special
Lieutenant j. -. Park. Z. s. A.. an
army aviator. was killed to-day when
his machine fell 20 earth at Santa
Ana. He had attempted a flight TO
Los Angeles TO demonstrate the fea-
ability o. the acroplaue for scouting
purposes .n time OF war.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-15

CHICAGO, ILL Spectal.--Woe In
wealthy Southslde homes today. Sixty
a otOFnobiies burned .n an early morn
INK garage Gre BUlicinH and gas bug
gies fotailng $4,000 were destroyed.
ArlorR the r1ourners e. Judge Jo-
eeDh Eabafh. who was compelled 30
70 s.fo ~Ork~ tn the street car. Hin
actomobiie - among the missing.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-15

today from ara official source that the
condition OF thc Duchess OF Con-
naught. wife of the Governor General
OF Canada. who was twice operated
upon Tor intestinal obstruction. IS
hopeless. she has not been able 20
take nourishmc ut FOR six days.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-15
.eCORONEH's COCKTAIL"
- THE LATEST DRINK
CHICAGO. Special. Coroner Peter s.

Holman. Of Cook county, has evolved
- rorOnersa cocktail" which be Kuaran-
tees viii stimulate business for the
coroner. This 81 the way 90 make "a
Take three chorus girls and three
men and soak ia champagne until mid
night. seueezq into ar automobile. add
dash Of JOY and q drunken chauffeur.
SHAKE we'll and serve ~ seventy miles
al hour coroDer'a Inquest - the
chaser
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-15

The Oldest man In New Jersey has
suef died al the age Of % years. lie
atfri5uted his longevity 20 oysters;
~ofree and good LIQUOR. No doubt had
he left on the liquor he would have
made Nefhueeiah look Ike a newborn
babe --Blacknf0ne Courier.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-15
MUTINY THREATENS
TURKISH ARMY
Revolutionary Uprising Is Feared
in Ranks Along Chatalja
Defenses.
CONsTANTINOPLE Special Mutiny

CONSTANTINOPLE Special Muuny
has developed in the Turkish army sta
toned along the Chatalta defcnses ana
Il Is feared that "a revolutionary upris-
ing VIII follow. SediUOus placards
nave been posted during the night
throughout the Iera ana Stanooel
quarters OF the city
Enver Bey. chief OF stan OF the Turk
guard TO patrol this city.
TIE guard consists Of 100 picked ana
tried troops each man receiving double
sultan Mohammed V did not attend
worship In the Yildiz Mosaic today.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-15
SHOOTING UNPRovoKED;
HELD FOR GRAND JURY

LNNLHBVkG, w opeCiaI. Ilvu1r
Rracassa. who shot Dan pohcrty
month ago. was held today atter
nrelirninarv hearing for the June
grand fury. The evidence today
tended 10 show that the shooting Wa
unprovoked.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-15
THREE SOCIALISTS
PUT UNDER ARREST
SOCIALIST PAPER MADE STATE
NENTS REGARDING COVER
NOR HATFIELD-S ACTIONS


National guarosmen. headed by AIa-
tOr Thomas J. Davis. railcd the news
paper plant Of the Socialist Labor
star here this morning. 4rrestlng Edo
toT ". j. Thompson and " IL Gil
leEpls and Elmer Rum bic, assistant
lne trl0 we're placed in jail. The
rala was inspired by Governor II. u.
flat-eil. who was recently attacked
ar the paper In connection with tne
It-sr virginia coal STRIFE.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-15
LETTER BOXES ARE
FILLED WITH PASTE

ROAiFORD. ENG Special All the.
letter boxes In this city were hllec
with liquid paste by sunrnGettes to
day and much valuable mail matter
destroyed.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-15
TATE STERRETT
PASSES AWAY
uroruk-R-rN-LAW or SISN AroR
EANMAN [hFtEt-S o. FARM
NfhR HoT STRINGS

x l c II - Q \ =. NA---SQeciAL---
Ars A. G. Hartman. 17l1 Srose Ave-
nna. ~ hose husband rs member 81 the
~tzfe senate from ktchrnon1 - ~ re-
etDt % lnte,liSenct trSm t.ct >erireS
~ earsrr that Ner brother tn law.
rs-f< Sserrett. owner OK Faseitern Farm.
aenr that place. died there last nign<
- ser a short illness.
Nlr Sferret1 married Miss daria
f>polr1n. q AuEUSt2 county " nc sur
wives "a IA enc SON rate ~ StSrretS n
49, A. the lrnfvereity Of virginia.
ltr VII probably be hEr-e4 az LeNins-
80. Va
Ser souce Years FaSSlfern Farm has
ns.~rt 81 r,onoIaT rcrcftND1S Tor tct
Sr,~trEe cGctt. p,irc Nn0id ortNe over
To- tac place nl sake srprer- retnrntte
90 fte rotei la1tr in re cNerinE
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-15
FINED FOR RUNNING
A DIsORDERLY HOUSE

LYNCHBURG. VA. Special Gertrude
Moore. a white woman, pleaded guilty
running a house OF iil-fame She wss
lined 400.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-15
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-15

ss shs si su sas. Sriss,--xsvsss.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25

COMPOUND and Blood Purifier have
helped me wonderfully. I don't have
tho0e pains any more and am all right
now. There are a great many womca
here who take your remedies end have
told othors what they have done for
me. ~ Mrs. CHAs. McKnSHoN, 1913 n.
9TH 81. w., Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
Women who are suffering from thcse
distressing illa peculiar 70 their sex
should NOS loae sight Of these facts 81
doubs the ability o. Lydia r. rinkhnm's
Vegetable Compound 20 restore their
health.
There are probably hundreds Of thou
sands, perhaps milllone Of women Ia the
United States who have been benefited
By this fara0us old remedy. which wha
produced from roots and herbs ov1R so
years ago By 4 woman 90 rol.eVa Wo.
mans suffering. n you afc sick orslnttt
such q medicine, why don't yoQ lfF b :
m you want special advice write 81
Lydia N. Rlnhhafn ModIflne o., loanls
denlIal Lynut Mass. Ntur Iclitf uIN
be opened, read nna answered. 14
womkn aae held 81 algIcl tQnNtlt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25
Mothers Friend
In Every Home
Comfort and Safety Assured Before
che Arrival Of the Stork.

The old saying--what Is home without
n mothor--shOuid add Mothers Friend"
In thousands OF American homes there
q a bottle Of THIS splendid and famous rem
cdy that has aided many woman through
the trying ordeal. saved her from suffering
and pain. kept her In health OF mind and
body In advance ~ bahys coming and had
q most wonderful Influence In developing a
healthy, lovely disposition In the child.
There Ia NO other remedy 30 truly a heip
20 nature rs Mothers Friend. 10 relieves
the pain aud discomfort caused by tho
strain on the llgnmcnta, makes plant those
nhres and muscles which nature Is expand.
ing and soothes the Inflammation Of breast
glands.
Mothers Friend Is On external remedy,
nets quickly ana not only banishes OIL dis
trcss la advance, but assures speedy and
complete recovery Tor the mother Thus
she becomes healthy woman with all her
strength preserved 10 thoroughly enjoy h1
rearing of her child. Mothers Friend can
b. had az any drug store az Sl.O0 a bottle,
and n really one ~ the greatest blessings
ever discovered for cxpeciant mothers.
Write 10 Hrndhed Regulator Co, i2s
Lamar bldg, Atlanta. Ga, for their FREQ
hook. Write to-day u Is most Instructive.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25

The msuical people OF Albuuuer-
Que who are interested IN organising
q Choral society met Tucfdap even
Ing al tho Guild hall DR. David u.
Boyd WAS elected PRESIDENT Mrs. a.
II. Morrisettc, chairman, aud Mr..
HUGO Myer secretary and tfcasuf 3f.
The following committees were elect
cd Music. Mrs. r.. l.. Bradford, Mrs.
Mabel stevens Himoc, Mr. r.. stanley
Hodor, and Mr.. W. W. Lindsay; husi-
ness. Mr.. Hugo Myer, MrH. A. u. Nor
rlsotte and Mr.. Robert 6ewclli adj
vertlelng, Mr. Ben Purycar, Mrs. }.
-. HubbH and Miss Laura McColium.
The meeting was very Cnthunlaatlc
and Indications point % "a chorus pf
aovcnty-flvo voices. The director,
Mr.. Charles Andrews, has ordered
music for an 0ratOrio. and the first
rehearsal will take place Tuesday
November 4.
Il Is asked that all members and
all who are interested watch the
newspapers, because the committees
are hard at work and will have IN
attractive and very satisfactory arr
nouncemcnt TO make with regard 20
the dues and the expenses Of the So
clety,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25

number Of piano selections by Mrs
Hlmoo we're enjoyed.
The color scheme throughout the
rooms WAS pink and white. carried
out artistlcally with roses against a
background Of ferns and palms, the
entire effect being exquleltely Calmly
and fragrant. The wedding rnfes.
fee cream and candles carried out
the same plan Of color.
Mrs. Baldridge and Miss Laura
Cartwright wore lovely gowns OF pink
crepe de chine. and Dr. Cartwright
was Charming IN @ gown u white
charmeuse, draDed. and trimmed
with shadow lace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison left az mid
night for Ei Paso, where they will
remain until tn. first OF next week
returning then to visit DR.. Cartwright
for few days before going to dali
mp. where they will make their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter LETT the samn
evening for Los Angeles San Fran
cisco and Del Rcy, Cal. After a trip
Of several weeks they will 10 10
Bakersfield, Cal. Co reside La "a noN
bungalow which awaits them there.
Only relatives and a few Intimate
friends ere present az tho ceremony
put-of-town guests were Misses Mn.
bel and Ruth Hunter Of Del Rey
cat, sisters OF Mr.. Bertrnm Hunter
and Mr.. Shipley Allison 81 San Mar.
cial, ". NJ. who attended his broth
er, Mr.. Ernest Victor Allison.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25
BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR Mrs.
WALTON

Friday. Mrs. WIN Springer Invited a
few friends In honor OF her mothers
birthday. Auction occupied the first
part OF the afternoon. and Just be-
fore refreshments were served. Mrs.
Ada Pierce Winn sang a number OF
solos. All who have heard Mrs. Wlnn
know how delightfully."- and gracious
~ she sings. An elaborate lunch fol-
lowed and all who were there enjoy
ed an unusually pleasant time.
Tho Springer home was beautifully
decorated for the occasion with aut-
umn leaves. yellow chrysanthcmums,
and American Beauty roses.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25
Philnn'hropic Party ON Halloween
at WOman's Club.

Next Friday Is Phllanthropic day
az the Woman's club. Special plans
are being made for a jolly party in
the evening, There will be cards
dancing music, a few Halloween
stunts and appropriate refreshments
II Is open house and all club members
and their husbands. ana all friends
OF the club are urged To be present
a small admission fee will be chocr.
ed and the proceeds viii be turned
over to charity.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25
BIRTmpAY SUPPER.

Louise TremenOoTg gave a jolly sup
per last evening in honor OF her
birthday. The table was artisticnlly
decorated with yellow and white. the
centerpiece OF yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS being particularly attractive.
As FAR as possible the color scheme
was carried ont In the refrcshmentsi
Her guests were Jessie Short, Paul
inc BorrOdnile, Florence WELLER,
LILLIAN Kompcnich, Reba Conner,
Grace Stortz Rohccca Horner. An
Irene Fee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25

Arkansas PnsA Refugio and Calves
ton. Texas. and will spend the winter
In the south.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. r. Tnllc have ro-
turned to their home Ia California
after months Visit with MY and
Mra r. r. Tale ~ this cisy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lee of santa
Re. spent several days this week ~
Albuquerque.
pr. David n. Boyd. Mr.. ~ ID.
Slsk, his ron. Arthur sisk. and frienda
% Dr Boyd from oklahoma, left
Monday morning for ten days hunt
Ing trip In che Sandin mountains
Mru. Mary Rose OF 6a0 West SILVER
avenue has returned 20 Albuquerque
after an extended visit IA the east
Mr.. and Mrs Wilmer Roberts have
loft for i1nacio. Colo, Mr.. Roberts Is
with the enginecrinR staff 81 tho In
/ dian irrigation service. and has been
transferred ~ the Southern Ute pro-
jecl a. Ignacio.
Mrs John y. McManus returned 10
/ her home IN Santa Re "wednesday
/ morning after q few days visit with
friends IN this city.
The Misses Isabel and Grace Taylor
Cconsinued on Page ski
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25
ST. JOHNS SUNDAY SCHOOL
TEACHERS ENTERTAIN.

This afternoon the mothers Of the
Sunday school pupils we're entertained
by tho teachers az the Woman's CLUB
from o'clock until 6,
A delightful program WAS given.
Mr.. Chus. Andrews. accompanied ny
Mrs Andrews. sang several Robert
Louis Stevenson's poems which have
been set to music by his brother Marx
Andrews other members were ny
the sunday school pupils.
After the program, tea, sandM iohsh
and cake were served. Mrs. w. y.
Warren poured at "a table when haa
been made particularly attractive WIN
old silver and flowers.
he program follows;
Robert Louis SteVcnson's Songs,
Mark Andrews
Charles Andrews.
Openlng Chorus-Tho Chlmpanzee
and tho Elephant. zee. 49,. .,.
81. Johns Chlldrcn's choir
Piano Solo ltcveric. ......''' Seali'
Katherine Warren.
northumberland ....,,..sss''
Dwight Wynne
Song--Sing, Robin, sing ''..''''''
Dorothy Warren
Violin GulO--April Smiles o.. 'beblV'
Master William King
pinno Solo--Tho orioles Melody
''''' ..'........... Hipshoi
Elizabeth Morrisctte,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25
u. A. Il. Mccllnr.

The Daughters o. the American
Revolution held a most enjoyable
meeting with Mrs. Frederick Winn
this afternoon. Il was the regular
meeting OF the organization and there
was small amount OF business TO
DC attended TO. A social hour dur
Ing which Hight refreshments were
served followed. and a delightful at
'ernoon was enjoyed by all who
were present
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25

KNNNNNt| WN VI We N4HNI|
here this week.
"Alr and Mrs. z. 1.otnfto announce
the marriage 81 their daughter. Az
VIVA Catherine Lofafle. and NrqNor-
lex Waite Hnglo, which took ploee
o'clock at the homo Of sho bride 8
parents Ia Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hnnlo VIA make tholr
home az 233e North Capitol avenue.
indianapolis Ind, and viii be nt
bnr 4.
A'ias Lotarto has many friends
here. she is particularly well known
among tho musical people, being an
unusually talented pianist
ar. EngIe d a nephew Of Mr.. sam
Houston. and spent the past winter
IN Albuquerque.
ar. and Mrs. Engic's many friends
here wish them all happiness