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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-04
ENJOYABLE MEETING uF
WrnslANsa Q,IXfR-

The Wouran's CluD held q very en-.
ioyabie meeting Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Reuben Perry was the leader end
the subject was Literature for the
children" MRS. John Milne nv Mrs.
T.. X. Harden gave excellent talks
and SIR. Chas Andrews sang several
songs from stevenson's "Chlid'a Gar
den 81 Verses which have been set 20
music hy his brother, Mark Andrews.
Mr. Andrewn, as always. sang Won
derfuIly well.
A unique but entirely enjoyable
part OF the program was the Toy
Symphony" rendered By pupils 81
Mrs. Mabel stevens and Mrs. Ralph
Henderson. The program In full fol-
lows:
Roll call--My favorisc stories a. a
child.
SONGS from stevenson's "chlld's
Garden OF Verses"
Does Il Not Seem Hard y !" fhe.
mark Andrewsls hung BY Mr.. Chas.
Andrews.
Talk--"How 20 Help the child Form
Taste for Good Literature" Mrs.
John Milne.
Songs from stevenson's "Chnd's
Garden Of verses'
swing song" Foreign Children, =
Whore Go the BoatsT" MY ship ana
L." mark Andrewsl. sung by Mr..
Chas Andrews.
Paper-"our Girls" Mrs. Harden.
MuEic-"Toy SYMPHONY" (Haydn).
Rendered by pupils Of Mrs. Himoe and
Mrs. Henderson, iat violin, Floyd
Kollam; end violin, Floyd Miller;
piano. Dora Roberts; cuckoo. Lorena
Rurton; rattle. Marceila Matson
nightingale. Margaret Lee; trHmpet.
MarIoTy steam; drum. iseCiare kav-
anauRh; triangle. Ruth Frost.
The Ten Dons held their FIRST meet
ing for the year Tuesday evening with
Mr.. NJ. E Hickey. most delightful
dinner was enjoyed. after which Mr..
A. u. Str0up. the disserting Don for
the occasion. read n paper on our
Policy Towards Mexico.' and a lively
discussion followed.
Mr.. G. e. Lowber was the guest Of
the Dons.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-04

2-The Humorous Side 81 Medical
practice, Dr. ]. =. Pearee. Albu-
uuerque.
"A Doctor In Love, Or. W. r. Love-
lace. Albuquerque.
4-Ths Habits 81 Modern Society. nr
l.. s. Peters. Silver City.
5-september Morn, Or. ". +. Brad
ley. Roswell.
G--Our Visitors DR.. q. 8. McLan-
dress.
7--Uses and Abuses OF Profanity, an
Applied Ia Autos and spFained
Ankles. DF. ~. y. Kaufman.
Sour wives and sweethearta, DR..
r. ". McSride. Las Cruces
The asonu.
Blue Points
Celery olives nadlahes
Chicken ConEomme en- Tasse
Cheese HtrawR
Creamcd Sweethreads Ia King
Punch Bonedictlno
Breast OF Teal Duck
r.arded. Dlgarrnde
Sweet Potato CroquetteF French Peas
Tomato Surprise
Fancy Ice Cream Assorted Cake
Roquefort Cheese Toasted Crackers
Demi Tnase
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-04
Splendid Program
for AUTUMN Song
Service TOMORROW

The autumn special song service
OF the First Congregational church
will take place tomorrow night. The
soloists will be Ada Pierce Winn, So
prano; Mrs. Ralph NJ. Henderson,
viollnist and mozzo soprano' John D.
Falkenburg. baritone; Charles j. An
drows. tenor; Stanley sedor, pipe
organ soloist ana accompanied.
The exquisite "Oh, for the Wings
of Dove" by Mondelssohn, will be
sung by the fun choir and there are
besides two splendid harvest an
thems
Mrs. Ralph NJ. Henderson has two
famous violin solos. stanley seder
has some brilliant and some soft and
Iappealng organ numbers, and new
| feature on this program b. familiaI
melody arranged by himself No one
has been Informed what Il will be-
Charles J. Andrews has a fine tenor
solo In one OF the harvest anthems
and John D. Falkenburg sings one
OF the hymn solos without which the
/ song service program would not be
complete or the audience satisfied
Two OF the most notable numbers
on the program are Mendelssohn''
| magnificent Hymn OF Praise c.
Waited for the Lord') TO be suns
by Mesdames VIM and Henderson
1.-TWO glorious s0pranos), and the LAS
humber on the program, the famou'
SHOW Me Thy Ways, set go tins
music Of Handel's immortal Largo
to be sung by Mrs. VIM. The pas
tor OF the church, Rey. r. J.. Dyer
win deliver q short address. Every
one rs cordially invited. The ful
preguua for tae eyening appearR Y
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-04
Girl Scout Races.

great deal of interest Is being
taken IN the relay races which the
Girl Scouts have been holding, There
are two teams. the Ycllo% and the
Red. with ten girls on a team. Three
races have been run so far ana the
Yollows have been victorious each
time. They run from the University
20 the Gold and Broadway church a
distance OF about twelve blocks. The
best time made so far has been three
and one half minutes. These races
arc In the nature Of a practice for
the hig race which IL to he run one
day Of fair week nj the Traction park.
This afternoon the Girl Scouts held
a profitable candy sale NJ Rosenwnld's
Hrothcrs' store.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-04
Miss Cartwright to Be Bride.

Miss Margaret Cartwright and Mr..
Bertram Hunter will be married Oc-
tober go at the nome OF the brides
mother. Or Margaret Cartwright.
They will leave for on extended we'd
ding trip 60 Los Angeles and San
Francisco, where they will take In
The Portola. which is similar TO
the Mardi Gras. ana will visit Mr..
Hunters parents In Del Rev. They
will make their home IN Bakersfield.
Cal
The wedding Will he very Informal,
only the family and few Intimate
friends being present.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-04
Delightful Tea BY Mrs. Pol.
lock, Sewing Parties BY
Mrs. Hall, and Affairs fos
Mrs. Mccaffey and MRS.
Hackley Among Notable So.
cial Occurrences.

= -
cial Occurrences.
This afternoon, Mrs. r. 4. Pollock
gave an Informal tea IN honor OF her
cousin. Mrs. ". W Davis 81 Los An
seles, who u guest AZ the Pollock
home
particularly artistic decorative
scheme OF early autumn colors---yol.
low predominatlng with maple and
chocolate browns IN the background
was carried out throughout the
rooms. A profusion Of yellow chrys-
anthemums and autumn leaves gave
n delightful out-of-doors atmosphere
TO the occasion.
ON the dining table n centerplece OF
chrysanthomuma was particularly ef-
ieciive and dainty manipulated doll
les decorated with the same flower
added To the general artistic appear
once.
The refreshments were delicious
and az far as possible carried out the
color scheme.
Mrs. A. y. McMllien ana Mrs. w. s.
strickler assisted by Mrs Raymond
S'amm and Miss Estelle Luthy serv-
ed and Mrs. Frederick wlnn ana Mrs.
Noa HELD assisted the hostess In en-
tertaining the guests.
Tho guests were Mrs r.. w. Davies
OF Los Angeles; Mrs. A. q. Shortle. Mrs
II. O. Strong. Mrs. w. 3 strlckler.
AIRS. r. Tull Mrs John Wilson, Mrs.
j. Hrisarri, Mrs. J. n. Wroth. Mrs.
q. y. Marion. Mrs. Ross Merritt. Mrs.
a. y McMillen. Mrs r. Nohl, Mrs l..
q. Rice, Mrs. j. A. Reidy, Mrs. X.
Perry, Mrs. Raymond Stamm, Mrs.
Roy Stomm. Mrs. w. Y. Maynard,
Mrs. T. J. Wilson, Mrs. John Milne.
Mrs. v. NJ. Henderson. Mrs. Freder-
lex Winn. Mrs. y. a. Vaughey. Mrs.
| w G. Keim, Mrs. David Boyd. Miss
Alice Boyd, Mrs. ~ u. stevens Mrs.
r. ~. Kent. Mrs c. r. Lowber. MIS-.
/ r. V. LRnham, Mrs. Harry Lee Mrs.
/ -. A. Macpherson. Mrs. q. g. Nolan
dress. Mrs. Margaret Medler. Mrs. W.
w. Mcclellan, Mrs. w. J. Hyde. Mrs.
Theodore Woolsey. Mrs. A. B. Me-
! Gaffey, Mrs. W. II. Hahn, Mrs. w.
w. Strong. Mrs. II. b. Ray. Mrs. n.
! r. liening. Mrs Bernard Ilfeld, Mrs.
Bessie Iaffa, Mrs. Bonnie Jaffa. Mrs.
w. j. johnson, Mrs. George Klock.
Mrs. ID. H. earns, Mrs. Hugh Collins.
| Mrs =. q. Cornish. Mrs. G. II. Con
nor. Mrs. Amado Chavez. Mrs. Mabel
Stevens fIlmoe. Mrs. Arno HuLing.
Mrs. t. Alderman, Miss Leila Arml-
| so. Mrs. q. l.. Brooks. Mrs. Isaac
Barth. Mrs. l.. j. Coppock OF Topeka.
Mrs. Chas. Voro OF Topeka. Mrs.
Joseph Brown. Mrs. G. O. Beckman,
Mrs Ada Biitner. Mrs. y. II. Briggs.
Mrs. r. G. Bakes Mrs. 4. =. Walker,
Mrs. David II. Lane, Mrs. y. d. Sisk,
Miss Flora Pollock Miss Nancy He
witt and Miss Florence Deutz.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-04
Daughters Of Revolution Engaged
in Public Spirited Work for Urchins

the Grand Lodge Of me New Msxico
Independent Order of ODD Fellows.
and the ktebokah assembly.
Elaborate and extensive preneFa-
tiOne for entertaining perhaps 1--WE
hundred guests are being made ug the
committee on arrangement Mr. FL
r. Rosefs, chairman.
The Postal Clerks Auxiliary gave a
surprise party Monday AFTERNOON on
Mrs. a. q Means The ladies spent
the time Hith fancy work until love-
~ supper was served
Last evening the grand matron Of
tho state 81 New Mexico Of q. r.. g.,
Mrs. j. Abbey Aldrich. % Gallup via-
tied the local chapter 81 tho Eastern
Star on her inspecting trip.
The general inspection wns follow
cd hy a reception and light rofresh-
ments we're served.
large crowd was present and the
affair was entirely enjoyable through
ont
-u-
The Micrcoles Literary club mat
with Mrs. Fred w. Eakea this week
and completed IA study Or sloddara'a
Lecture on Jerusalem. RefFcanmenin
were served "a the close Of the after
noon.
MRS y. McAdams and airs. r.
schnlis. meaibers of the club who
have besn away an summer, we're
present az the meeting for the first
time since their return.
AIRS j. &. Ross "a the Mennnl
school Is the next hostess The Study
Of Eaypt Will be commenced az the
meeting.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-04

Mr.. wnllam j white OF the First
National bank. returned Sunday ev-
ening from an extended trip through
California. Washington, oregon and
Colorado.
Mrs. q. T Kahie and daughter. Eu-
nice, have returned from two
weeks trip through Colorado.
Mr. ana AIRS. sum Benjamin., Who
have been visiting their son-ia-ia,v
and daughter. air. ana AIRS Sol Ben
iamin for the past three montha, eN-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-04
By JEAN HUBBs

important part OF the afternoon TO
them reireshment time. fhe tanit
Was decorated with red and white
and the Same color scheme was car
ried 10 the refreEhmcnts as FAR as
possible.
Mrs. WELLER wns assisted by Mrs.
Frank Wilson and Mrs Mendcl SIZE
Dor, and Cathlccu'H guests were Bu-
nella Mandcli. Margaret White, Fran
ces Wilson, Frances stern, Claire Sil-
Der, Dorothy Yunow. Dolores Ben
iamin, Elizabeth ana Robert N0rd-
haBs, Robert Wilson, Joseph Mendell,
Frederick Rosllngton, Brand ana
Robert fIening. Danny ana Robert
Macpherson. Arnold ROsenwald and
Vernon Hcrndon.
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Farnan.Munger Nuptials.

Tuesday morning az o'clock. az
the church OF the immaculate Con-
ceptiun. Miss Lillian Munger became
the bride of Mr. John u. Fnrnan.
They were attended by Mir. and
Mrs n. W. McAvoy. After the cere-
mony the wedding party enjoyed
breakfast al the AlvHrado. and the
ncwly-wcds left for Colorado.
Nit. Farnnn is connected with the
fiscal department II the United
States forest service. Mrs. Furnan
also was with the service until quite
recently.
Upon their return to Albuquerque
Mr. and Mrs. Farnan will be NJ home
to their friends nj SIC West Tijerns
avenue.
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Mrs. McGaffey HOnOred.

Mrs. A. b. McGaffoy was honor
guest at two delightful affairs this
week.
Tuesday Mrs. Roy Mcdonald en-
tertained informally az bridge and
served delicious two-courso lunch
late in the afternoon.
Her guests were Mrs. A. n. McGaf-
Fey. Mrs. o. a. Matson. Mrs. J.. G.
Bennett. Mrs John Lee Clark, Mira.
Ralph Hunt Mrs. Ivan Grunsreld and
Mrs sydney Rosenwald.
ON Thursday Mrs. O. A. Matson was
hostess. Auction was played through
the afternoon and refreshments were
served.
The guests were Mrs. a. VI. McGaf-
fey. Mrs w j. Johnson, Mrs. y. w
Dobson. AIRS. Joseph Brown, Mrs
Margaret Medic Mrs. John Lee
Clarke. Mrs. Roy Mcdonald. Mrs. q.
$. McLandress and Mrs. l.. c. Ben
nett
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-04
COmings ard GOings Of
Your Friends in Albuquerque

pect 10 leave Sunday, October AZ for
"a. Louis. where they wan spend sew
cral weeks before returning % Nat
chez. David WELLER, SON Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sol WELLER. win accompany
them AZ far as So. Louis
Dr and Mira n. 3. Johnston OF IA
5unla are the guests Of ar. and Mra.
j. " Luthy this week.
Mr.. ana Mira W. w McAvoy ioit
tuesday evening far w reso.
ar. Frank a, liuhhell hpn gone g
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~ - "a" "|''| "|N"' f|''|
Mra John s. HeAVcn has rotnfnfd
from Calliornia. where aha apenl iie
past month.
Miss Mary kirk. atcfe,ary ~ siip
|Y. w G. A. irlt hiss mofnin4 lof aan
n Re WhcIr ahs WIN spend ftw
days.
AIRS a. Il Brooka Returned We'd
nosduy from. ~ tendt1 visit in 0nl-
c0ao. Wiecaaaln and lpWa.
MI4s MIanie ffoIsmdn 0f Hi Fafes
expects 20 spend talF week ln AlNu
aneraue lhe sntel ~ her sister Mfa.
sadie Nouslndi
Airs Noa Field ATS. bershoid sniiF
and Mrs David ftoaenwaId are en-
ioyln8 q plnt from their mother ana
sister. Mrs. Samuel schuf1 spa Aifa.
Bella g Dillon 81 Hi pnro. WHO are
returning from san Ffnnfiseo,
Mrs John w. Duke ~ Guthrie
Oklahoma. waa the guest 81 ATS
Frederick Wlnn. Monday ana Tues
day
Mrs. Frank Troator and daughter.
Evelyn. are leaving n few days
for califofnio. where ihpy win spend
the winter
ny ana airs. " Pearl have sold
ihais faata sorth ~ teun and arr
returninR q thoir FORMER homie y ~
awati1. Kan.
Mr.. rreaeFisk winn has gone on
ria weeks business trip 20 the Apache
forest
Miss GLADYS Mandoll win have A.
guest during fair week Miss Adpse
Mcrkins 81 ~ pnao.
Mr. and AIRS. Albert vohs OF ner-
nallllo exnect TO append several days
Of fair week In AInuQnerquc.
Ar and Mrs. u. y. nay left wed.
ncadny Cor omar. Mich. where they
expect 10 reside. Their daughter,
Mrs. ] k. Need II q resident % Omar.
Mrs. Harry r. Mltchner 81 Denver
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. .. r. Saint
and sister ~ &Fs. Bert Skinner, ar-
companied by her daughter, Marian,
IS EXPECTED % arrive MONDAY 20 visit
her parents far several weeks.
Mr. r. b. Hickey spent several dnys
this week IN Albuquerque. Mr.. He
key was formerly n resident 81 this
city, but left In the spring and has
Headquarters IN San Francisco.
Captain and Mrs.. w. r.. Dame loft
Thursday for California.
MIRA august yunee. sister ~ ar
y. " Fillmore u ~ pasu. hos return
ed 10 her home IN Joplin. Mo-. after
a weeks visit In this city with Mrs
C. A. Hudson.
Mrs Florence r.. Johnston arrived
in Aibueuerquo 10 spend the winter
Mrs. Johnston WAS FOR several years
a resident of this city and has many
friends who win welcome her return.
Mrs n. e. whltaon has retusnee
from California she was accompanr
lea by Mrs Harry Cooper. who Win
visit her FOR Hevernl weeks
--c-
w. G. 7. U. in Convention.
The W. g. e. y. convention openea
Continued ON Page sIx.l
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the lower part OF my
back, headaches and
felt weak and was
very irregular. Az
ter taking five DOT
ties Of Lydia r.
Pinkham's Vegeta.
bic Compound with
Liver Pills for con-
stipation, 1 felt well
and strong and have
mo more female
troubles. / hope
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-04

Mrs. Dave weinman and Mrs. scy-
mour Lewlnson have issued invita-
Monday Afternoon at the Dave Wcin-
man home. 7z0 West Copper avenue.
Ia homer OF Mrs. l.. J Copp0ck or
Topeka. KAN; Mrs. Bella $. Dillon Of
~ paso, Tex, ana Mrs. A. -. Mc-
Gaffcy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-04
A Third Birthday Party.

Cathlcen Weller daughter Of Mr..
ana Mrs. David Weller. ll22 West
Tlicrns. celebrated her third birth
day this afternoon by entertaining a
number OF her little friends.
TOYS. games and clever fnvors
amused tho children until the most
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-04
For Mrs. Coppock.


a number 0f parties have beou
given this week for Mrs L. J. Cop
pock. Of Topeka, Kansas. sister Of
Mrs. Isaac BRrth.
on Wednesday. Mrs. Tom wnker-
son was hostess and Mrs. C0ppock
houorec.
auction bridge occupied the after
noon until delicious lunch was
The guests we're Mrs l.. J. Coppock.
Mrs. W &. Keim. Mrs r. A. Vnughey.
Mrs. Harry owen. Mrs. Frank Tuli,
Mrs. r. ~ Woy, Mrs. =. A. McPher-
son, Mrs. a. G. McElwaih, Mrs. Harry
Miller Mrs Nancy Beswlck. Mrs.
Frank Wilson. Mrs. y. =, McG0wan.
Mrs, John Milne, Mrs. T. ]. Salmon.
Mrs Russell williams Mrs. Il. O..
Hust. Mrs Henry COofs. Mrs - ~.
earns. Mrs. g H. Conner. Mrs. l.. O..
Rice. Mrs. George Taylor, Mr.. ].
Yrisarri, sr.. Mrs. +. 4. Nohl.
Mrs. Nancy Boswlck. Casa de orc.
gave an informal bridge afternoon
Thursday for Mrs Coppock. An eiab-
crate lunch was served, ana n delight
ful time enjoyed by all who were pres
cnt,
The guests we're Mrs. l.. ]. Coppock.
Mrs. Isaac Barth. Mrs. T.. A. Mann,
Mrs, r Holcomh. Mrs. Arno Huning.
Mrs. Frank Wilson. Mrs Fred Cam
field, ,'rs Frank Stortz. Mrs ID. II.
earns. AIRS. NJ. Is. Wylder. Mrs. Tom
WilkersOn. Mrs W. Y. Walton, and
Mrs. G. H. Conner.
This evening Mrs. G n. Conner IL
having four tables OF bridge In Mrs.
Coppook's honor.
Miss Grace Grlmmer entertained
about fifteen Of her friends this after
noon az a "hcmming" party. About
o'clock "a delicious supper was
served.
Friday evening twelve couples OF
young people surprised Miss Rosalic
With az her home on Mountain road,
Cards, dancing. singing ana a delic-
ious supper composed the evening s
entertainment and all had a most Jolly
time.
Those present were Misses Resale
with. Cecilia ana Frances Murphy,
Hilda Loebs Georgia Lutz. Myrtle
Beaver, Carrie Smith, Julia bye, and
MCssrs John and Glenn Emmons. y.
Mupp. Jack GIN, ~. O'Conner, Dave
Tcrhunc. Tom Dean, George Graft
and Howard Villas.
To many. tho MontozumR bah IL tho
society event uf tho year This year
10 promises 10 be more enjoyable than
usual More people are planning "a
go and quite elaborate preparation
are being made for decorations and
supper W. T. EdgPrs orchestra Is
Go furnish the music and all who at
tended last years ball know how vel
they play
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-04
Whnt Ten DOllnrs DID.

much better than |
did when the doctor
was treating me. l
don't suffer any
bearing down pains
at all now and ! sleep
we'll. / cannot say
enough for Lydia Il.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound and
Liver Pills as they
have done so much
Tor me. / am enjoy
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University Notes.

bly, Tuesday morning. Ills theme was
suggested BY Dean Hodgin's talk last
week on THE iligh speed OF Living"
DR. silher said that the majority i've
entirely too slowly--that u ~ only
the very few who progress rapidly
with Inventions, social reforms, etc.
There viii he vacation Thursday
and Friday OF fair week.
President Boyd has returned from
q business trip 10 Oklahoma He nd-
dressed the assembly Thursday
lnoFnlnH. after which there was prhc'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-04

ing good health now and owe II oil 20
your remedies. take pleasure In tell
Ing my friends and neighborH about
them. - Mrs. MATTE HALEY, COL Col
quhone Street Dnnyille, We.
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Mrs. Hall Hostess at Sewing
Parties.

Mira D. w Hall, 9oi North first
street, gave two delightful sewing
parties this wcek--one Thursday af-
torno0n and the other today Fancy
work and several clever ana appro-
pirate guessing games passed tho
time most pleasantly.
Upon both occasions the climax Of
the afternoons entertainment was
luncheon served at tables decorated
with pink and white cosmos. Carnn-
lions and cosmos In profusion carried
out the dainty color scheme through
the rooms. There were about twenty
five guests present al each affair
Those invited were Mrs. j. G. Bal
bridge, Mrs. Frank Trouer. Mrs. A.
u. Walker Mrs. David Il. Lane. Mrs
G. y. Hodgln. Mrs. j. h. L.uthy, Miss
llstelie Luthy, Mrs. 4. W. Teller. Mrs
j. II. Wroth, Mrs. r. Burke. Mrs.
Ella LaTar Miss Nancy Hewitt. Mrs.
Hugh Trotter. Mira w. L. Hawkins.
Mrs. Chas. Warrington. Mrs. II. Blair
Mrs. L. II. Inglee. Mrs Jim Gladding.
Mrs Thos. Hughes. Jr., Mrs. IT. -.
Ilannum, Mrs. A. n. McMIllen, Mrs.
NJ ~ Hickey, Miss Ethel Hickey, Mrs.
Roy Stamm, AIRS. Raymond Stamm.
AIRS. 2. $ Rodey, Miss sallie King
Mrs. j. II. Heald. Mrs. Thoa. Dyer.
Mrs. ]. l.. Bell. Mrs. j. C. Flournoy.
Mrs. VIM. McClurken. Miss Grace
Mordy. Mrs. NJ. A. Hall, Mrs. w. n.
Cannon. Mrs r. a. Nohl. Mrs. Don
Rankin. Mrs. Homer Ward. Mrs.
Fred Petit, Mrs. Harry Strong, Mrs.
n. u. stevens, Mrs. Mabel stevens hi
moe, Mrs. y. n. Dunbar. Mrs. George
Frost. Mrs. Al Frost. Mrs c Blair.
Mrs Louise White. Mrs. J. NJ Doc
little, Mrs. Sam vann. Mrs. Joseph
Jolly and Mrs Harry Benjumin
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the regular church notices.

the regular church notices.
o
sunday morning Mrs. Ada Pierce
Wlnn viii sing the beautiful sacred
solo, NO Night There" az the Christ
ian Science church which congre-
gates In the public library building.
There has been some very special
music az Temple Albert this week In
celebration - the Jewish New Year.
and on Friday ana saturday OF next
week there viii again be sore musical
services.
Mrs. Ralph Henderson, Mrs. c. COL
Inns. Mrs. Ada Pierce Winn, Mr. John
Falkenburg and Mr.. r. Behringer ara
enderlng the music nt these services
Tuesday Mrs. Ada Pierce Wnn
leaves for santa Zee 20 sing az tho
meetings OF the Federation Of Wo-
mems clubs.
Thursday afternoon Mrs VIM will
eive program of la Boheme. telline
the history OF the opera, a little about
the life of Puccini. with several exs
cerpts from the opera. This Will be "a
wonderfully enjoyable affair.
Thursday evening there will be
| tribnl dances hy Indians and Mrs.
Winn viii sing several Of Cadman'a
songs
Tuesday evening 81 Johns Guild
viii give "a dance "a the Masonic Tenn
pie. Music viii be by the Booster
! orchestra Mrs. A. w. Morrisotte Is N
! charge of arrangements ana sArs. j. n
/ Newhall is chairman OF the refresh
ment committee. Tickets are nfty
cents for each person
Good floor. good music. and n good
| time IN promised an who attend,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-04
Affairs for Mrs. Hackley.

Tuesday Mrs. J. II. Wroth gave an
informal afternoon In Mrs. IIacklcy's
honor. and served a delightful sup
per about 8 O'Clock. AT table decor
atod with autumn leaves. the center
piece being an artistic wooden bowl
filled with many hued leaves.
The guests We're Mrs. VIM. fiaokley,
Mrs. O. n Maroon Mrs Robert Put
ney. Mrs. sam Vann ana Mrs. W.
Burke.
on Wednesday Mrs Iackley was
again the honor guest Mira H. u.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-04
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The Y w. G. A. entertained tho
new girls and the ladies of the faculty
Friday afternoon \ mock track
meet. followed by delicious refresh
ments. made the affair most enjoy
able.
For any pain. burn, scald or brulse,
apply DR.. Thomas Electric Oil--the
household remedy Two sizes, csc
and soc. mt an drug stores.
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When you ISN'T zee call up S7-bs--
Diamond Ice.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-04
THESE TWO
YOUNG WOMEN
Tell How They Suffered and
How Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Restored Their Health
and Stopped all Pains.

GAINESVILLE, Ohio. - would have
cramping spells, distressed feeling ir