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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-15
Christian Church.

The revival meetings arr going On
with una huted interest New conVerts
a." coming forward every evening Tn.
christian church appears to have taken
ON nov IRE. They nave the best G. T.
society IN the city. numbering 40. They
arr working FOR big SUNDAY echooi
Rev. W i. Pierce returned Monday
evening and preached. and he will
Preach tonight The music IL Of an in
SiiiinE character. The duet by the Hor-
ne sisters was very much appreciated
some good singing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-15

U.cs- NrOfhcre. who are erecting
,th" now wooden fppie at thc Glendale
min" ~ tr" lltchmau coal Company.
aro progressing along With On" work
very nicely AMI before many DAYS tho
old f'rurtur" viii D." Thing OF tho
paaf Cement foundations arc being
mad" bow ore ~" Ions timhcrs arc
erected 7rd "h'n tlI o. Completed
th" mine VIII handle rho largo output
of coaI much quicker than ever De-.
forc and 300 th.s way can Do able 10
handle much moro
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-15
Congregational Meeting.

The annual congregational meeting OF
tie I uit-u fr-Shy e riHn church will be
ut4d AT the close OF Tie prayer meeting
tomorrow evening and an members are
relltst"'i Z" s" present. The election OF
oiii"frs Tor the ensuing year will take
place ami IN" reports OF tie different
eO.l.tI.- VIII Do. Il-aH..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-15
Open Meeting.

n, ~ "p'n tnHtIlnE OF he Nurtins Ferry
W MIST club Will be held this evening AZ
70 A.il' "i Mrs. In. 4 ". Diven, on
f"ftth street. complimentary to Mrs
ttffl"~ carpenter and Mrs. Frank BEN
hat'. who VIII shortly leave this CIT.
J D." members and their husbands Will
De entertained. and about 80 in Oil will
u" present ~ s-aSona bl. hour dainty
l-iI - m.nis WIZ De. snrN.n-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-15

the road supervisors. Wednesday will
be spent in settlements with the over.
seers OF the poor. Later In the week
the representatives OF the traction
company who have a franchise to
erect line from Mozart hill 20 this
city via Sherard and Beeler stations
Will probably be present and ask for
a renewal OF the franchise which ex-
pires in a few weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-15

FAY ghool will be entertained this even
ing at the home of MIR. Angus. koe-
nt-"n at the corner or sixth and Park
street this evening A fine program of
musical selections has been PREF AIRED
ana "A me time - assured for all who
attend At = late hour dainty refresh
ments viii be served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-15
Christian Endeavor.

The chr stan fcndesvor society OF the
FiFst Presbyterian church will give a
social ami entertainment in the church
thursday evening and all members of
-" ,"utre cation and their friends are
IN it't 90 attend. \ program will be
all those tat attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-15

Tho high school base ball team has Ar
RANGED "a game for Saturday afternoon
uh u" ttty park grounds between IN.
strong bridgeport high school team ami
IN locals The locals Will Try hard TO
VIII I To- game ana u large crowd Is eX-
pect~'i 10 see the contest as both teams
are ~ only matched.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-15

Tie Ladies' social club Will be enter
tdiu'i this evening at thehome or Mrs
fr"'k brown on Hanover street Euchre
"a tt 30" the diversion OF the evening. AZ
t'r me games ar" over light refresh
incU's Viii ice served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-15
CfGcallY III.

Aiken VIII De- sorry to hear that lie is
~ lrE critical III at his home in TiltonS-
wa" AMI grave fears are entertained
Tor his recovery. H- has been sick for
SON" tiin" and yesterday his condition
Mhs NsrN rritiaal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-04

January 6 10 the date sci for the
annual meeting OF the Young Won
ems Christian association and tho
Presbyterian church has been select
ed Tor the place. Miss Nash OF Den
yer. general secretary OF the college
ana schools OF this district. will be
the honored guest of the evening aud
viii give talk on Y. w. &. 4. work.
The Presbyterian ladies will serve
supper from to o'clock aud the
Camp Fire girls will assist, An elec.
ton of officers viii take place and the
following program viii be given.
Presidents Greeting .....,..,,
.'...............M Mrs. !. n, Head
Chorus FOrgot- Me.Not tGeiseb. g..
...,........Y. w e.. a. Giee cub
Tfeasurer's Report Mrs. Roy stumm
Piano solo (sclected) ...........
.......,... Miss Beryl Kenworthy
Report OF General Secretary. ...
..............M Miss Florence stone
Chorus-Queen OF the Night tGOu-
nodl '..s...s-s..... Giec Gun
Address .-.............. Miss Nash
Toasts--
To the Board OF Directors. .......
........ Miss Ifenrietto Wolking
To the Y. W. e.. A.....,..,..
.......,.... Miss Grace Grimmer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-04

Margaret Koieher EuRenia K.eleher.
Mildred Fox. Eunlce Mcclellan. Ger
rude Wolkcr. Edith Walker. ERiallm
Luths. Mabel Fitch.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Arnd
FIuninE gave luncheon ia honor of
the bride-to-be aud ali who attended
said that everything was decorated
prottiiy and the luncheon was fns.
Mrs tfunlnE had three tables. ons
large and tive smaller onea. III the
couier Of ne icatoi hoard was a
mound ~ just dozens 81 red carna~
tiona ana sprigs 81 California holy.
Each small table had a mound wiiSt
lighted candle in the top. A. y
favor red carnatloA Nas placed ~
each plate and tho honorod guest was
presented with a large bouquet Of red
carnations. II was late in the after
noon before the luncheon was nnv
ished, 50 only a fow aamen Of auction
bridge were played before the party
left HnninR castle. Thoao who at
tended were Mrs. Walter Connoll.
Mrs Franz HunlnR, Mra. De la
Vergne. Miss Lolita Huning. 0facg
Borradaile. Margaret Keieher. Eu-
genia Kelcher. Regina noaonwaId.
Hannah Nusbaum. Edith Walker.
Gertrude walker sunice NcCleelan.
IsstclIa Luthy Mabel Fitch. Eloisa
Yrisarri. and Dckon.
Mrs. T.. j. Alger Rave diuncr
party 20 the bridal party last evening
az the Algcr home on South Waiter
street. Miss Lolita Hunlng. Mis-
Grace BOfradaiie. Mn Frank G.
fooler and Mr.. Samuel pickard were
thu invited guests.
Tonight Miss Mildred Fcx will give
a dinner party 20 six girls. Those
10 be entertained will be Miss Lolita
Hnning. Miss Margaret Keleher. Hiss
f,uEcnla keleher. Miss Grace Bora
dale ami Miss Mabel Fitch.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-04
Gorgeous Extravaganza of
StOtesbury's Brings Warning.

Mrs stotesbury. formerly Mrs. OIL
liver Cromwell 0f Albuquerque. nov
~tfe Of one of the worlds richest
men, has been more in the public
eve and the public press the past
year probably than any -othcr Amer
team woman The following news
item from Philadelphia will be II
considerable interest to old acquaint.
Ances here:
Philadelphia The series OF hand
some entertainments by Mrs. Edward
7 Stotcsbury may be- brought To n
sudden end ns the result of many
letters received by Mr.. and Mrs.
Stotesbury. some Of them making
thrcats against their lives " they do
not cease spending small fortunes IN
balls and dinners.
Mrs Stotosburv had planned six
bslls and would Guido anything ever
attempted ia Philadelphia. She has
given two. After the nrst storics
were published that the Stutssburys
had spent $500. zoe upon a. As a
matter az TACT the bah did not cost
more thun s5O.OoO Following tho
second ball Mrs Siotesbuty began 20
get threatening letters. Several OF
them were mailed Ia the mill section
81 Philadelphia.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-04

The santa Pc hremcn gave old
"tsta' q grand send.off aud youns
"t9i3' a most cordial welcome in
the way Of q masquerade ball AZ the
afmory Tuesday night
The AFFAIR Was success IN every
particular. due 20 the untring ef-
forts OF those in charge. The tin
began 1T o'clock and the cOstumcd
dancers we're watched closely Tor an
hour after which the prize commit
tees named the winners as follows.
The ladies' For the most elaborate
COSTUMES Miss Solona Johnson, first
prize. Miss Marie Coleman. second
prize; Miss Sadie Olsen. third prize.
FOR the comic costumes Miss Gar
land. hrst prize, Miss Eva Thatcher,
second prize; Mrs Goldbers. third
prize
The gentlemen. For the most clab-
crate costumes. l.. II. Kent hrst
prize. Frank Gucrula second prize
Louis Newman third prize. For the
comic costumes Buck conner FIRST
prize. ". n CSputD Moore. second
prize. Mr Davis third prize.
The group prize was awarded Co
Miss snlonp johnson aud Joseph
Quntana, this couple beins gdiudged
wearcrs OF the most attractive cos
tunes a. the dance.
The committee responsible for tho
success ~ the hrcmen's dance in
cludcs Fire chief Frank MacNcash
and his assistants. william sheldon,
Arthur Levy. O. W Myers Richard
Day rnd J. l.. Douglas.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-04
Entertainment at
Baptist Church.

An elaborate entertainment. en-
toyed by a crowd Whlch packed tho
church IN the doors, WAS given at the
First Baptist church Thursday night.
the feature being piaylot entitled
The Rag Socmble.' which was his
trionic success The amusing story
was cieverly presented boy the mem-
beers 81 the cast who we're as fol-
lows;
Mrs winters. Jemima Long; Bet
ssy winters. Mildred Gustaverson:
Marta winters, kinsley burtoni Miss
Jemirna. Florence CHrmony; Mrs.
Collins. Nettie clark, Airs. Bassett.
Fred stripe Airs. James Tompkina.
Amy PahsmorG James Tompklns'
Helen whitesidA Amanda lumpklns'
Winlfred Doyle; Martha Ann May
Carmony; MieS selma, Aartha stripe;
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-04
New Generation Gets Into Game;
Numerous Gayeties Among Members
of Younger Social SET Past Week

A number OF social gayetics took
place among the younger set during
the past week. ON Monday evening
Miss Annette Weinman invited about
twenty-five of her young friends 20
her home on Copper avenue. The
evening Was spent IA dancing untIl a
late hour. when the Jolly crowd was
ushered into the dining room whore a
delicious luncheon was served. Yule-
tide decorations prevailed snd Il was
with much difficulty that the guests
were able Go Keep from under the
mistietGe Those dancing were: Mis-
ses Elizabeth Arnot. kathryn O'Riel-
~. Grace Stortz. Pauline Borradailc.
Rebecca Horner. Dorothy Flcschcr
LILLIAN Kcmpenich. Kathcryn McMil-
len. ThplmH sawyer. Florence We'll
Ter Messrs Herbert Grunsfeld. Har.
old Perry FLOYD lee, Donald Wilson,
Robert Hupeweu. willard Hopewoll,
Robert Putney. William Horuer
Amado Chavcs and Frank O'Rlelly.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-04
Engagement of "Bennie" Jaga One of
Most Interesting Bits of Current NcWs

"Bcnnlc" Jana is going 10 bu mar
ricd!
Taking into consideration the re-
cent announcement of the prospective
plunge hy l.. q. Bennett u looks as u
the "Bennies' we're going fast
Few Items In the society budget
this week will be- more interesting %
society than the news Of the forth.
coming marriage. probably about
March l.. of Mr. jana 20 Miss E'or-
ence Schwartz. daughter OF ar. and
Mrs. !. schwartz, prominent people
of san Francisco, who announced
the engagement this week Mr.. Jaf-
ia. So the romantic news says, met
his hride-to-be by the murmurlng
waves OF ths PACING last summer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-04

while ne was taking vacation from
business on the California beaches.
That cupid got in some very effective
work with his famous arrows is dem
unstratcd hy this announcement
That the brlde-to-be Is pretty and
accomplished is a matter OF authentic
rumor. and that she Will be wei
coined cordially BY local society is "A
certainty. Mr jana IL too we'll
known socially aud In business circles
TO need much comment. sufiice n 20
say that he r. one ~ the most promi-
nent men la Aihuquerque and one 81
the most popular. son Of Mrs. Bessie
Jana and brother OF Walter Konio
and Edgar Jana. and leading busi-
meas man and booster
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-04
THE Toy Shop" Clever
Success.

The "Toy shop" clever little can
tata. was put on az the Crystal thea
ter iaet saturday aftern@on IN MOST
successful manner. All of tfse Toys
dld we'll. The French doll Initiated
By Marjorie steam WIS exceptlonalH
fine. Baby I.usk was another he 81
the afterho0n Buster Hardin. tiis
TOY DOG aud Gretchen. the "putch
delts' were others deserving ri ape~
cial nscntion. "a ttct an did their
parts In manner that reflected
credit upon themselves There 70
some talk of the plav being repeated
So those who did not attend the nrst
performance may set have ciSnce
to eee this delightful iittla entcrtain-
ment.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-04

4 wedding which IL awakening
more than ordinary Interest Ia the
social circles az this city viii occur
next "wednesday evening az $3.50
o'clock In the gacristy Of the Imynac :
ulatc Conception church with Rev.
Father a. n. Mandainri officiating
The bride. Miss Lolita Huning. Is
the daughter of Mra Louis HunlnE
and sister of Mr.. Aruo huuing and
Mrs. Walter Conncli Mr.. Frank g..
Pooicr, the groom. rs the son of Mrs.
=. O. poolcr Of Vermont and IL ln
tho United States forest service dis
trict Offices Ia this city only few
friends viii witness the ceremony
Miss Grace Borfadailc will attend the
bride ANA MF. samuci Pickars VIII
act az best man. After the wedding
q small reception will b. held "a the
Huning homo IN North Eighth street
and Mr. and Mrs Pooier viii leave
on hriof honeymoon lust where
they are not saying. hat no doubt
some Of their friends viii sec that
they get started right AFTER their
return Mr. and Mrs poolor viii 10
~ home Go their friends in the BrOn.
son bungalow on North Eleventh
street.
A number Of affairs have been Civ
on Tor the bride -elect by her friends
in the city, Tuesday Miss Grace
Borradallc WINS huatoss "a pink"
luncheon al the Aivarad0 as cour.
iesy 20 Miss Hunlng a pretty French
basket holding an Immense cluster OF
piece for the luncheon table and
pink-shaded cgndeiatra east pretty
glow over the party. Cupid place
cards bearing names Of the guests
enabled all To- find their places and
pink wedding bells with sprigs OF
orange blossoms were the favors. Cow
ers were laid for Mrs. John Bora
dale. Mrs. Louis Hunlng. Miss Lolita
Huning. Miss Grace Borradaile. Mlsa
Mildred Fox. Miss Koleher. Miss VA
genia Keieher Miss Eloisa yrissrrl.
Miss Walker, Ailns Gertrude Walker.
Miss EsteIIa Luthy. Miss Mabel fitch.
Miss Eunice Mcclellan and Miss Sci.
lie Marion.
Thursday afternoon Mrs Louis
Huning. mother Of the brlde-elcCt.
gave u luncheon for her daughter.
Everything was carried out Ia tho
color scheme 81 pink, which. by the
way. Ii tho color Of the bridesmaids
gown. 1861 thata diiiGs thsnse tus
far ahead. and you'll want some new
things next week. 80 We won't say
anything more about the woddhg.
Coming back 10 tho luncheon, tho
% .lstN
earns finrs and the favOrH were carna-
tions. r"vcrs wsfe laid FOE AIRS. Wall
ter Connell, Misses EioiNa Yriarri.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-04
THE BARTH RECEPTION.

Senator and Mrs. Isaac Barth re-
oeivcd large number OF their
iriehAs on "Wednesday afternoon from
until 7 O'Clock The Barth home
was beautifully trimmed for the oc-
oaslon with q color scheme OF red
and green. Countless cedar ropes
formed a network for the ceiling
Stately palms and delicate ferns were
artistically placed In the different
rooms 20 carry out the green part OF
the scheme and clusters OF American
beauty roses were distributed through
the house for the red. The dining
room was especially pretty with deco
raiions and popular by reason OF its
refreshing beverages. In the center
OF the table an immense bouquet OF
the red blooms hung gracefully from
large bowl. The covering for tho
table was n real lace cloth over
rcd, which carried out the color
scheme very Cleverly. Mrs. Evelyn
Scott Of Minneapolis. an aunt Of Mrs.
Barth. was the honored guest for the
afternoon and assisted during the re-.
ceptlon. others who assisted were
Mrs. w. Y. Walton. Mrs David Vein
man. Airs. Arno Hunlng. Mrs Scy-
mour Lcwluson. Mrs. r. A. Mann.
Mrs. ". G.. Kclm. Mrs }. ~. O'Rcilly.
Mrs. Harry WELLER. Airs. sydney
RosenWaid Mrs william Springer.
Miss GLADYS Mandoli Miss Camille
Mandcu Miss Ailccn Stern. Miss
Frances Borders Miss irene Borders.
Miss Hannah Nushaum. Miss Grace
Boradaile. Miss Regina Roscnwald
and Miss Elizabeth Scott
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-04
ALBUQUERQUE SOCIETY A
ENGAGEMENTS

TO 9. which shows tho way people
appreciate tho hospitality Of the Ia
dies. Mrs. y. A. Baker had charge
OF the refreshments and Airs, Mabel
stevens fiimoe arranged for the inu.
SIC for the afternoon, which was b.
the Cavanaugh ruhrmyer orchestra
The decorating committee r. com
posed 81 the following; Mesdamca
Frank q. Tuli Fred Cnuncld g. e.
Lowbcr, Frank stortz and Hugh COT
lbs. Among those who Informally
received the guests were Mesdamos
p. A. Bittner, ". y. Ray. a. -. Shor-
tie. Leonard Miller. Roy cowpcr r..
v. Tull. Louis Huning. r.. y. May
nard and John w. Wilson.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-04
Personal Mention.

Mrs. Louis Iiaer and children. ot
Boston, are visiting AZ the homes %
Mrs. Louis Ilfcld ana Mrs Max Nord-
haus. AIRS. Bser h q sister "a Mrs.
Held Mrs. Nordhaus ana Judge
Julius Staab.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-04
WATCH PATTY AT
f.uVfNGIvI,I A. tInNE

Miss Florence Grunsirld and q few
OF the younger girls had watch
party az the Ivan Grunstrid home
TUESDAY evening st any other time
OF the year this would have oocn "A
slumber party hat no "slumhering'
was allowed until the wee small hours
and the giris did their share toward
welcoming the New year Those In
the party Worr Misses EStglu Kelly,
Mamie Kelly Myrl Hope, kathryn
ChuNes. Eleanor Nuughcy, Dorothy
McMillru aud Jean Arnot.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-04
BY SARAH HALL MOORE.
Telephone isSs or sc fss.

Allen twins. Lillian uustaverson and
Edna webb.
The program Included solo 5y
Mrs. Rogers y reading. THE Polish
Boy" by Miss Passmorc; reading oy
Mrs. Wolfe and recitation. my fit
tie Brother" by John wilkcrson. TO
Mrs. Gilbert Fisher. director. ~
chiefly due the success Of the pretty
play. -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-04
Mew Year Season Marked By Many
G Elaborate and Delightful Functions;
Bdth Reception Most Pretcntious n flair
Originality in Decorating and Entertainment Distinguish.
ing Feature of Notably Large Number Of Parties ia
First Week Of 1913

The deadly thirteen" has been
productive Of apprehension from
time immemorial but we are not a
bit afraid Of u IN the combination
"tSi3" IN Albuquerque u Is quite
certain that n will be n lucky 1913
for Albuquerque. Socially speaking.
the way things started OF during the
past week certainly agurs we'll for
the year In society The doings start.
ed with the farewell Ia 1912 and wei.
come To 1918 on the streets OF Albu-
Qucrque New Years eve and New
Years morn. In which society took
part en- masse; and--er--wcll. society
had a good time. not scandalous
good time (nothlng on the Chicago
"saturnalia" order) but ripping.
rouslng. joyful and hilarious good
time. n there was any silence lying
around between 10 y. an. Dee. 81 ami
a.. m. Jan. I we didn't hear Il. tn
receptions AMI parties there was also
something doing every few minutes
along about New Years.
THE g. ~. a. SOCIETY BALL
The ladies of the t. ". D. society
held very successful ball In Masonic
Tempir on New Years eve. Society
was out in fun force. Mrs. Alfred
Grunsfeld. Mrs. Harry WELLER. Mrs.
sidney RoscnWald. Mrs. Seymour
LcWinson. Mrs. Ivan Grunsfcld. Mrs.
samuel Neustadt, Mrs. Dave Weller.
Mr. Sol Wciller, Mrs. Joseph Fried
berg and Mrs. W. r. Copeland were
the ladies who planned aud worked
to make this affair successful both
social, and financially The ladies'
donated the proceeds. which. by the
way. tutnllcd generous sum. to the
B'nai Firth. for bcautifying the
cemetery. During the evening Mrs.
Bessie jana presided at the punch
bowl and at midnight Mr Ernest
Landolh and Miss Hannah Nusbaum
led an impromptu grand march which
terminated In the banquet hall. After
ligh, refreshments the party resumed
dancing.
number ~ clubs held open
house" during the week and any
number ot New Years parties were
given Perhaps the Commercial club
welcomed az many members aad v's-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-04
PARTY ron MISS sCOTT.

Complimcntng Miss Elizabeth
Scott, who is guest at the Barth
home. little Miss lone Barth was
hostess to number Of the iunior
members of society Thursday after
noon First the picture show was
taken In and then tho merry party
returned TO the Barth home where
they were seated around q table aud
served DAINTY luncheon. After this
the youngsters enjoyed gaines until n
was time for them To- wond their way
homcward. Those Included in the az
torn0on's pleasure we're: Ernestine
and jams Huning. Margaret and Lu-
ellie Koch. Dorothy, Louise and Ruth
Mann Katherine Ross katherine
Pierce, Bcrtram BaCa. Ncshit Will
kcrsou. billy O'Rielly. Louise CLARK.
Grace Sturtz. Juliet Fleischor Leo
Lewinson. Katherine Warren. Auce
Hcrndon. Marion and Helen Gruns-
hcld, Frances owen and Ralph MAJ
ron. Bunclla Mondoli. Bobhy Wilson.
Alfred Hickman Bertha Weinman,
Mildred Harris Ben Harris Alex
andriu Vaughcy Margaret Huhheil.
Pay strong. orrn strong Harry
Hust Margaret white Margaret
Smithcrs. George Smthcrg, Jose ph
Benjamin Dolores Renlsmin. Daniel
Macpherson. Edith owen, Katherine
owen. Ruth frost, Dorothy Yanow
and Norma Grunsfeld.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-04
Among the Clubs and
Organizations.

The Auxiliary of the Railway Mail
Assoriatio will meet with Mrs. Gii-
bort q. Fisher On south Broadway
next Tuesday afternoon.
Lost evening the Kings daughters
~ the Presbyterian church held an
informal reception IN the church par
Tors for the young ladies who are new
members. aud those who are Ia the
CITY only temporarily IN lmprumptu
program was given aud a pleasant
evening was spent with games re-
freshments and the roasting "l
marshmalluNs.
"Wednesday evening the girls of tho
"EVCrNbOdy's Lonesome club gave
an entertainment at the Baptist
church. The girls part ut the pro-
gram was clever dialogue. which
Was we'll given and we'll received
Mrs wolfe gave number of read
ings ana Mrs. Rogers sang Refresh
ments we're served and q large crowd
enjoyed delishtlul eyoninR.
The ladies of the christian churrh
gave O'Clock supper Wednesday
evening at the church Tor their hus-
bands 4 guOdly number uf the mas
cuIlne responded aud an enjoyed the
evening meal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-04
\ PICTURE SHOW PARTY.

Last evening MIS-. j NJ. Hornet
cha peroned u bunch of the younger
social set for Miss Rebccra Horner
aud william Horner. The picture
show was the starter for the evening
after which they returned to the Hor-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Myers OF
Las Vegas spent New Years Ia the
city. MI. and Mrs Myers were ac-
Uompanicd by their daughters.