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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-15
MISS DOROTHY EAVES
HOSTS FOR VISITORS

Miss Dorothy Eaves will entertain a
few friends tomorrow evening quite in
formally in compliment to her guests,
Miss Walden and Miss Cash.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-15
MISS MILLER AND MIR. GUNSTER
TO SING. FOR MUSIC STUDY

1t was indicated several weeks ago in
the outline of plans arranged by the
Music Study club that the meetings this
winter will be unusually artistic and de-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-15
DIR. E. M. MASON TO
WED MISS HELEN STEINER

Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Steiner of Mont
somery, announce the engagement and
approaching marriage of their daughter,
Helen. to DIR. E. M. Mason Of this city.
the wedding to occur July Is in Mont
gCmery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-15
MR.. AND MRS. LATADY
TO GIVE A BUFFET SUPPER

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Latady will enter
tain the members of the Latady- Robert
son bridal party Tuesday evening after
the rehearsal at their home.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-15
ES-BENTLEY

Rev. and Mrs. o. P. Bentley of En-
terprise, announce the marriage of their
daughter, Bernice, to Mr.. James Ed
win Jones on June 10, 1913.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-15
MRS. LEEDY HOSTESS
TO BRIDAL PARTY

Mrs. w. B. Leedy, Jr., will entertain
the members of the Latady- Robertson
bridal party this evening informally
at her home.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-15
MRS. RUFUS N. RHODES
ENTERTAINS AT LUNCHEON

One of the interesting pre-nuptial par
ties planned for Miss Helen Thompson is
luncheon to oe given Wednesday at the
Country club by Mrs. Rufus N. Rhodes
and to include the bridesmaids and few
OF Miss Thompson's intimate friends.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-15
DINNER DANCE AT
UNIVERSITY CLUB

The usual semi-monthly dinner dance
at the University club will occur Thurs
day evening
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-15
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-15

Continued ON Page Thirty
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-15
MISS ELIZABETH BOWIE
HOSTESS AT BUFFET SUPPER

Miss Elizabeth Bowie will be hostess
the evening OF June q with a buffet
supper In compliment to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Scott Marks. Her guests will in
clude only the members of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marks bridal party and a few of her
young married friends.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19
Jolly Porch Party.

Wednesday morning Miss Elsie
Kemprnlch. SIS West Central avenue
entertained a number OF friends at
AN informal porch party. The guests
brought fancy work and passed the
time delightfully."- sewing and chat
ting Refreshments were served at
noon.
The guests were Misses Bernice
lIesselden, Stella and Mamie Kelly.
Eleanor Vaughey, Elizabeth Slmms,
Katherine Chavez, Alma Baldridge,
Dorothy McMilien. Rebecca Borro-
daiie, Beatrice and Ruth Ilfcld. Sara
Hamlln, Carrie sohutz. Helcn and
Myrl Hope. Jean ArnOt. margarine
Fisher. Edith Perrenoi Bertha
Moore. Gladys Mandcil Camille Man
dell, Hilda Grunsfeld. Flora Pollock
Florence Grunsfeid. Regina Rosou-
valid, Pearl Corson, Hazel Maloy
Allne Stern. Hanna Nushaum. Mrs
Herbert Rose, Mrs w. a. Moore
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19
Alma HcnneSsy Becomes Bnde of
George HubbeN Thomas Wednesday
BY JEAN HUBBs.

Wednesday evening al eight O'Clock
Miss Alma Marie Henncssy and MIR.
George Hubbell Thomas were united
la marriage az the nome OF the
brides mother, Mrs. Margaret Hen
messy. Archdeacon W. y. Warren Of
-. Johns Episcopal church read the
impressive ring service. The bride
was given away by her mother.
only the Immediate family and n
few friends were present After the
ceremony a delicious supper was
served. and the bride and groom left
for the Grand Canyon. California and.
on their way home. uanado. Arizona.
Miss Hennessy looked charming In
her travelling suit Of navy blue faile.
with NOISE hat to match. She wore
n beautiful corssge bouquet OF liilios-
os-the-valicy.
The living room and dining room
OF the Hennessy home we're artistic
ally decorated with pink and white
carnations and asparagus fern In pro-
fusion.
MIR and Mrs. Thomas will be at
home 10 their friends after the mid
die Of August az SIS Slate avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19

The following clipping from the San
"a Re New Mexican VIII be Of inter-
eat 90 music lovers and friends OF
Mrs. Ada Pierce Wlnn In this city:
1.-The ladies are preparing 10 give 70
tho people of Santa Pc one of the
finest concerts ever given here Ar
lists OF the very first class viii APP
pear. In addition 20 Gertrude Con
cannon whose talents have been fully
world wide, Madame VIM has prom
lsed 10 sing also. and her presence
VIII add greatly 90 the pleasure OF all
who attend.
Following are press comments.
Very deiightful dinner. followed
by musical. a. the home OF the
COmtesse Jean de Borteux.
The success Of the evening was
the celebrated baritone. Antonio Bal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19
Choir Social Club Meets.

Monday evening the Choir Social
Club OF ~. Johns Episcopal church
met at the home OF Archdeacon and
Mrs. w u, Warren and enjoyed "A
delightful time, After brief bus
mess session. there was short re-
hcarsal Of Trial by jury" the tune
ful one-act musical comedy which Is
10 be staged In August. The rest of
the evening was spent with dancing
aud during the intormissions ice
cream cones we're served.
Those present were MIR. and Mrs.
W. II. Harden. Mr.. and Mrs. r. q.
l.oscy, MIR and Mrs. y. e. Lane, Mr.,
and Mrs n. KHhle. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Forester, Mrs. y. l.. Bradford. Mrs
Tom Plat, Mrs. Herbert GALES, Miss
Ruby Rhca. Miss 5. Risdom, Miss
Eunioo Kahlo. MIR n Kahnt, Claire
Winter and George Pratt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19

Miss Hazel Maioy gave q delightful
ave hundred pnrty Thursia morn
ms. After a numter Ct Interesting
games, oRch guest cnt for prize
Miss Elsie Kefnpenlch was given nm
sFtisiic brass candlestick for cutting
hiEh. and Miss Jean Arnot received
q dainty Pickard vase for cutting low.
an elaborate and delicious four
course lunch was served.
The Maloy home was fragrantly
decorated with sweet peas phlox and
other pretty flowers.
The guests we're Misses Dolly Me-
Ciellan. Eatelle Luthy, Jean HuDba,
ElnIaa YrIaarrI. AlInn storm. Elennor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19

marriage ~ AR. Ives. n widely known
florist Of this city. to Mrs Poolof. a
charming Canadian woman. viii be
received here and elsewhere through
out this section with the greatest in
icrest The wedding was n quiet one.
yet very pretty, taking place In the
quaint little town OF Huntsville 81
high noon ten days ago. Following
the wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Ives left
for the Canadian woods 20 spend n
honeymoon trout fishing. The newly
wcds plan 10 spend August IN New
York City and state visiting relatives
and will be az homo IN the handsome
Ives residence IN Albuquerque after
september H.
Mrs Pooler, now Mrs Ives. Il we'll
known TO many Albuquerque people,
wh6 met her here nc the time Of the
death OF Mrs. Julia Ives. Mrs. Pooler
was tho wife OF Mrs. julia Ives
brother whose death occurred some
twenty years ago. For many years
"A school teacher. Mrs. POOler-lvcs
Is cultured and refined and charming
In every way. and friends In Albu-
querque are delighted at the clevet
thrust that was made By Dan Cupid.
the speeding arrow resculng MIR. Ives
from a bachelors life that was lonely
even n Il was spent among garlands
OF roses and the heavily perfumed air
Of the Ives floral gardens.
Albuquerque friends will await the
return Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ives with Joy
ful expectation and anticipation and
a shower Of congratulations viii greet
them on their arrival
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19
Mrs. Kneese Entertains
CleVerly.

Mrs ED knepse was hostess Thurs
day afternoon at her suburban homo
al pleasant porch party at which
she entertained the members of Lin
coin circle No. 3, ladies of the q. A.
u. Refreshing eats" were served
"a small tables. the tables being
ahunduntly decorated with sweet peas
aud corcopsis. Ia the evening MIR.
and Mvs. Knoese entertained the
Country Club. cards and late sup
per being enjoyed hy the Hight OF Jap
Ancse lanterns. Mrs. knccsc leaves
July 30 for a prolonged stay al her
old home In Iowa and ThurHday's en-
tcrlainments were In the nature of q
farewell.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19
mrs. Losev Give sooial.

Mrs. Frank Losoy gave a social
Friday afternoon for the benefit Of
the Royal Neighbors Of America at
her coy little BUNGALOW. no West
Roma. The house aas beautifully dec
Grated with tue lodge cOlors. purple
and white. Games and music formed
we're served The social WAS voted Il
success by all present, who we're Mes
danes Comic, Able Harnettn. Mugley,
Myer, sweeney, BOWMAN. Ellis. Weld
niger. Hlse. Schaner. Guynn, Forester,
Miller, Curloy, Shellheat, Severns
George Kahle. Weldie, Ellis Losey
and Miss Able.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19
Mrs. Winn TO Sing in Santa Fe;
WILDE Guest of Mrs Mcdonald

dcin. always delightful In his render
ing Of Italian melodies. and his pupil,
Nine. WinB. exquisite IN her lnterpre-
tatlon Of Arias Of Ia Traviata Of RiKo-
lctto and Louise.
Miss Wlnn Was greatly applaud
cd. LA Mend at al vile. Paris
Another evening a. the nome Of
taf COmtesse Jean de Berteux. Nine.
Winn charmed her Parlslenne audi
cnce with her warm and vibrant
voice doing her master great honor,
and was recalled many times after
rendering her selections lie FL
garo. Paris.
Mira Winn vii leave FOR santa nc
Thursday morning and will be the
guest Of Governor and Mrs. McDon-
aid during her visit in Santa re. ON
Sunday. July ~. she VIII sing ~ the
Episcopal church in the Capital CITY.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19

A tins piece Of coiorcd ribbon
aewed IN the center Of the front IN
the crown Of ones hat Il a great help
when one has 10 put on the hat with
out mirror.
White toys such AZ velvet rabbits
aud Teddy bears may be cleaned eas-
ily by using paste Of cUrnstareh
and cold water using Just enough
water 10 dissolve a. curnstarCh. Ap-
ply u with a brush. coating the toy
thoroughly Wohn dry, brush we'll
a mattress may bo handled with
very little trouble u straps Of somc
strong material are sewed on ,hc
sides OF n.
To remove the oder of paint from
room. put two on three large slices
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19
Various Social Affairs of the
Past Week.

Tuesday evening at Colombo hall
crowd OF Varsity and High Schpol
bows gave Jolly da.ce. There we're
no programs ana the AFFAIR WAS quite
Informal. lee cream cones we're
served during the evening and proved
very popular.
Invitations are uus for dance To
be given Thursday evening. july "a.
al Colombo hall by Misses ALMA
Baldridge and Dorothy McMiilin.
Mrs. Jos. stamps entertained the
Joliy Thlmhlc club Thursday after
noon Several splendid musical Sc
lcctlons by Mrs Ed Sackett ana
clever readings by Mrs. John strum-
quist were given and delicious
lunch was served,
The Girl scouts enjoyed hike to
the University campus and weinor
roast Thursday evening. AFTER the
roast the girls practiced several
drills. directed by Miss Lisctor- Lane,
aud sang many songs
Next Thursday the pupils OF the
| Evangelical sunday schools are "a
have their annual union picnic IN
schwartzmans grove south OF town
A 7peclal train will be chartered "a
convey the happy crowd. which vii
number about eight hundred or more
Mrs. Roy Cowpor ana Miss Ann,
T, Trcxler entertained the Wednosda,
! Afternoon Sewing club this weel
with picnic at Forakcrs grove. Tn,
ladies drove out early Ia the morRini
before the day WIS hot and enjoye'
their fancy work and fine luncl
under the trees Guests besides tn
club members were Miss A.. Byrn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19
COmings and GOings of Albuquerque
People During the Past Week

Lawrence Raymond. who has been
the guest Of Lester ilfeid for several
weeks left Tuesday evening for his
home in Athol. Mass.
Misses Eleanor and Alexandria
vaughcy, daughters of MIR. and Mrs.
r.. a. vaughey. 22O North Ninth street.
are leaving next Friday Tor an cx-
tended visit In Chicago and In Mar
settles Illinois. their former home.
Mrs. W. c. Hope and daughter
Holen. are spending two weeks al the
Windsor cottage on the Pecos.
..I. --r..t ~. f...tlal
Mrs J. u. Herndon IL enjoying a
visit from her brother Mr.. Floyd
Dinkcrly OF Ennis Texas.
Miss Anna Thomas has gone 10 Gan
ado for visit with her uncle Mr..
Lorenzo HuobelL
Mr. and Mrs Roy strone and Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Baidridge are lcav-
ing the nrst % August FOR the Pecos
where they viii spend several weeks.
Mr.. Herman snyder Of the First
National Bank IL leaving sunday
evening for East Hollywood. CaIifor-
Mia, where he will spend his vacation
Mr. Harry Kitchen. his son Hsrrs
Kitchen. Jr.. and his moiher-in-law
Mrs George Patterson were In Albu'
querque Thursday on their way cas-
| MIR. and Mrs. Kitchen lived In Alhu'
! auerque about two years ago, ane
4 have numerous friends her Mrs
Kitchen died IN WINSTON. Arizona
about a month ago.
MIR Ernest l.andola OF the First Ma
tlonal bank has gone TO New York q
spend his vacation Of several weeks
Mrs. ]. "a. Fenner has gone 10 SaI
Bernardlno. California, 10 visit he
sister. Mrs. Frank link. for severa
s.~NueNNN~N~~~ ~~~~a~@NsNN~-N~s
and Mrs. D. A. Reidy
Misses Beatrice and Ruth llfci'
were to have given hay ride las
evening In honor of their guest. Mis-
Sara Hamlln, hut Miss Hamiin. wh
had not been feeling we'll for sevcca
days. became too ~ "a attend AM
the affair has been postponed untI
the first OF the week.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19

away from Albuquerque Tor sore 'si
months.
Miss Ellcen McMliien will return
from the east this evening size was
graduated Us June from smith college
and has oren spending the time sim
then visiting several % her college
friends.
Mia Earl Bleior Of Arlesia New
Mexico. vs. visiting her parent, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward spitx.
Mr. Hush Bryan LEFT today for tho
Jemcz country whore he win be en-
eaaed IN United States forestry work.
Mrs. a. a. Barhydt Of Fresno. Cil-
lfornia. former resident Of this city,
Is guest "a the Hotel Combs.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Max A. Dalles 81 re-
len spent several days IN AlhuaueTauo
this week.
Mr.. y. B.schwcntkcr and family
left "Wednesday afternoon Ia IN ,lr mo-
tor car for santa We. Thfy VIII DO
joined by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Loo
and will go on 10 the 5emca ~ ,anin'ns
for an outing.
Mr. ana Mrs. Errett Van cleave left
wednesday for months visit In the
east. 4
frnf
Miss Claude tsdGar IL expected home
In few days from Bonneville, Miss
souri,. whore she went Ia June 10 att
tend the wedding OF Miss suzanne Ed
gar and Mr. r. Z. MaeElwain. Mr..
aud Mrs. MacEiwain win arrive IN Az
buqueraue the last Of August Rnd Will
make their home here.
Mr. and Mrs, r. H. Malone, Jr.. oi
Denver are visiting Mrs n. =. Cure.
4i2 North Twelfth street They are
on their way to California.
Mrs. J. IA. Diaa OF santa Ne Is me
guest Of Mrs Charles D. Miller oi
this city.
pr. e. n. Conner left "Wednesday
for two weekg outing in the White
mountains Of Arizona.
Mrs ~ v Lanham aud Mrs 4. =
! Hutchinson have returned from 3
short visit in Santa re.
Mr.. A. d campbell Of the Roscn
valid store left Thursday evening fo
haywood hot springs where ne WI
spend several weeks.
Mrs. Jessie Kcleher ana niece, Mie
Katherine keleher, are at Whitcou
SPRINGS for stay uf TWO weeks.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19

Pretty Prizes to Best FfUe Hundred
Players al Rather Elaborate
Party b. Miss Hazel Maioy

vauehey. Alma naIdFidae. Helen ana
Myrl Hope, garu ffnmisn. neatrlce
and Ruth flfoid. Jean Arnot. Elsie
kompenloh. Jane Watkins. Rebccca
Borrodails. Pauline eswelt notn.ce
FIesnelden. Mary Leeds. Julia Koie-
her. Evelyn Everltt Flora Pollock.
Entcilo and Mamie Kelly. Dorothy
MaAllllcn. lauren Anel.n, Mary
F'rlabec. Lolita and AItua EcWhali.
Margariie Fisher. Betty and Eliza.
beth Wiley, Florence ucutx. Belle
sowcra. Anna Thomas. Katherine
Fisher. Irene Saint. Mrs. David Lane.
Mrs. Bert Skinner. Mrs. Benson New
Ell.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19
Informal DANCING Party.

Miss Ruby Rhca. 1916 West Cen
trail avenue. entertained "a number Of
the young people OF 81 Johns Epls-
Copai church Thursday evening with
an Informal dancing party. Punch
was served throughout the evening
and a jolly good time enjoyed b. all.
and Anna Newhal. Eunico kahle.
Louise Lowber. Marcella Risd0m. n.
Williams. Mcssrs. n. Kane. Glars
Miuier. Desmond Farrell. n. ISahnt.
Jake Harlan. X. Hawk. Wilbur Rhca.
II. Emery Davis. and MIR. ana Mrs.
David Lane.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19

Of onion in pan ii water n ths
foom and elosr ire aeofs ana via
dows tightly. IN sho merninn the
odor u ihs paint viii be epslseiy
gone.
~ two RlRssos aiicx Together. pa
cold water in the inner enc and alp
the outside ono into warm water. The
resulting contraction aud expansion
win loosen The gloGsos.
When buying carpet for tho stairs,
buy ~ foot moro than - needed. Each
time the carpet b ni1anod draw a
down two Inches 10y ehllilnN lhe
wear on q Ia this manner % Win IaNi
nearly tWiee az long.
IA Is safer 20 keep matches ln a
closed fruit Jar than IN the boxes %
which they are sold.
Avoid chipping dishes wheR wN4pr
ing them BY placing She dlakpau Win
the handles IN front of you lnsiead
Of al the right and left When the
dishes are removed 70 1hp second pam
or tray they Will not his against the
handles Of the pan.
Thick plotting PAPER win take ike,
place Of asbestos Inala under dolllca
and keep hot dishes from marking
the table.
A el6ce 81 glass eut ~ III aha toe
Of 4 table on which plnnts attn kept
protects the table and Il cleaned
easily, a
II you are leaving home ror ftw
days and wish % keep your risnta
watored during your absence. lAAe D.
large tab and put IA Il az mpns
bricks a. you have plants. Pour Ia
enough water % cover The bricks. eet
the plants on tho bricks and they viii
draw all she moisture thes reQaIfe
and keep IN good condition for sev-
erai days,
II door sticks at the sill Or me
top or sides rub Il with common yole
low SOAP aud 4 VIII shat easily.
Two tablespoons VI rloe rnn
through "a nplee mill viii clean Il and
viii remove Az traces 81 the spice
Before starting oui IA the gnrden
10 work. and before beginning ID
clean stove. IN the finger nails with
soap scraped from the bar and ~
dirt viii set IN the ringer npiia
To prevent a dish from slipplns
when placed ON the toe. pui sils.
her ring tnuch a. comes on al ordl.
nary fruit jafsl underneath d
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19

Mrs. v. l. schnabei and daughter.
months visit with relatives In Chi
cage.
Mrs. Ralh Henderson and daughter,
Katherine Anne. have gone 10 John
st0wn, Pa, called th1re to attend the
funeral OF Mrs Henderson's father.
the late A. G. Berry. who died last
saturday In a hospital In baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Myer and little
daughter. waldo. left Monday evening
for Denver where they will remain for
month visiting relatives.
Dr. ]. =. Raster, chief surgeon for
the santa re. spent Tuesday In Albu-
aucraue. He arrived here Monday
evening from Amarillo. Texas. IN
private car.
Mrs J. 4. Reidy and daughter. Mar
celia. left Tuesday morning for Colo
RADIO, where they will spend several
weeks visiting In Pueblo, Colorado
Springs, Glenwood springs and Den
yer.
Mrs. ). r.. Higgins and her niece
I Mildred Thorpe, left "Wednesday fol
scdalia. Kansas, to visit relatives. Mrs
Higgins Is ne wife Of J r. uigglns
chief clerk In the lover Santa ~
yards.
Miss Lucy Harris. deputy count,
clerk, left Tuesday morning FOR Z
stay OF two weeks with her sister. Mrs
Roderick slower. At the stever cams
ON the Upper Pccos.
Mrs. Belle Elliott and children o
Sos South High street, haze gone 4
Gallup to visit friends.
Mrs. Felix Lester left Tuesday TO
the NELL y. Field summer home Of
The Upper Pecos.
Mrs. John Clark aud son waite
have gone TO California for tw
months
Mr.. and Mrs william Helms an
children. i222 south broadway. lei
/ Wednesday evening for month
visit IN san Diego, Cal
Mrs. wallace Hesselden returne
Wednesday from "a visit Of sevcrl
weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Albe'
I clancy OF santa Zee, Miss Bernie
Hesscldcn expects 90 go 10 the Cay
tol city soon to visit her sister.
Al Mr. simon stern and his daughte
Miss Aline stern are leaving this ever
5 Ing for New York and Atlantic city
4 DO gone several weeks
. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kent expect /
leave Monday for California. whei
they VIII remain FOR short tim
! after which they viii go either
Honolulu or Alaska, They viii /
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19
Weillers Entertain on Mesa.

Monday evening a mesa supper was
given In honor uf Mrs. Sam Levy Of
81. Louis by MIR. and Mrs. Harry
WELLER. Mr.. and Mrs. Dave WELLER.
and Mr. and Mrs Sol WELLER.
The party went out In autos and
after enjoying the delicious supper
loop.
Those present were Mrs. Sam Lo, v.
Mrs Albert stern. Mr.. and Mrs. Sol
benjamin. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Benja-
min, Mr., and Mrs. Harry Woiiler.
Mr. and Mrs. Sol WELLER. and Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Weller
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19
A Surprise Event.

A number OF young people gave
deli ghtful surprise party last even
ing on Waiter Berger North FIurth
street The merry crowd arrived
about eight o'clock laden with good
things To eat. and after playing gamoa
for a while the refreshments were
enjoyed.
Those present were l.nClalre aud
Gladys CaNauaugh. Frances and Car
roll Leeds. Marjorie Steen. Helen
Graham and elsie Berger Walter
Berger Claude Mann. John Clyau-
augh Robert Graham, Frank Neher,
George Doolittle, Sidney Dent.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-19

her father. Col. J. G. Albright Miss
Albright left Albuquerque last Aug
ust and al once plunged into rehear-
sal work In New York touring
through many states with the AbOrn
company from September until May.
achieving many magnificent successes
and winning new laurols with her re-
markBble voice and acting When
the Aborn company disbanded Tor
the season Miss Albright attended n
class reunion at Nassar college, her
alma mater. and also a reunion al
Kcwood institute In Chicago. During
the latter part OF June and the iirst
part of July Miss Albright motored
through the Dalles of Wisconsin and
the Green Bay coast with party
niadu ~ ~ Iudge ana Mrs samuel
Shopc Page and Henry !. Ferher and
father. OF Chicago, Since her arriV-
vi home Miss Albright has been be-
sieged with invitations 10 sing In New
Mexico cities and various places In
the Southwest. hut has been Obliged
Co decline al offers. desiring 10 rest
during the summer The gifted sing
or has boon rendered a contract 90
sing again next season with the Ahorn
company. which has been affiliated
with the Metropolitan Grand Opera
company and will I'm q long engage
ment In the New Century IN New
York during the winter months.