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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-29
Federation Brings Brightest and Best
Women Of State to albuquerque

reception az IN. varsity. the ia lies
being shown the slghts Of ihe city and
ncisooi ana environs under she guild
nnce of Secretary fleming Of the Com
merclal club. Il was quite a parade,
that auto party. nnd the ladies found
u ~ much fun ~ anything during
their stay.
Well. az the meetings w. the Pres
byterian church and the WOBnn'e
club buiiding tho hdies discussed ~.
erything under the sun and the dis
cussions and papers were most pro-
fltaiie and most inspiring.
The convention did lot io
strengthen and soiidiiy the woman's
club movement ~ the state. and the
reports of the years activities showed
most flaueflng growth ia the 9ast
twelve months.
The closing event on the program
for the convention of the state Fed-
Grafton uf Woman'S clubs was the
musicale wednesday evening The
best talent ln the city made the CON
cert an unusual musical treat Ea l.
number was excellent aud was en-
ieyed hy an apprrclntive audience
m, cantnta "sen Fairies" which com
plotcd the program was very henutitul
and WINS well SUNG by chorus Of
women directed hs Airs. v. T.. Rrad-
ford The several SOLOS aud the trlo
we're well rendered. aud the chorus
, WORK Wus almost perfect
rho fulluwing officers were elected
President. Mrs W J. Fuantc. Ration
vice president Mrs - v. Mason, RIOS
welt. rrcor,iing secretary, Mrs. q, =
Asplund santa Re; correspondent
secretary. Mrs. =. L. Myers, Las vs.
gas. treasurer Mrs -. A. BittneT
Albuquerque. auditor, Airs. Carrie u
| portcriicld. silver CitS u was de
clded TO hold the next meeting u
santa Re Ia October of this year.
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Continued from Page seven.)
Beautiful Easter Music Well Rendered
Is Greatly Enjoyed Last Sunday

Nud whom h Is SUNK as Wcii az II was
SUNDAY evening II is u musical tfi-
umph which cau not be- surpassed
Mr. Andrews is a director of I'M
usual ahilit, aud should be vongr1t-
ulutcd on the success of the c0nagrt.
Juscnilc choir.
The Juvenile CHOIR uf S, john IS
Episcopal church made IT, initial az.
pearpn,. SUNDAY evening Mrs D..
T.. Nrndford hns trained this ch"ir
uud II iu du" To- h.I efforts that the
scr,icc was sunni so u'uutifuly
Seyeut, i've lovely ,uilu liili"s were
sent Geo the church %, MI Gabriel, a
former m,mbtr of this church who
is iNinE m California Ea-h member
Dr th SUNDAY SCHOOL and choir EAR
rled one ut M, towers Master
NUurIc, Gilmore was Che cross
beutHr
During en-, anthem. Bring Your
Utilities White" the children 'arr'oI
.uu th,u Wi"- q" Nrchdca,ou War
rem aud hc put them ou the altar.
Master William i>iug played &c yio-
ltn solo. Olive Harden sang beau
utul soto. MARY i.auh gave read
ing. AN Easter Message ana ltuth
Frost r.ritrd O. utl, Easter piece
Al ot lh,sr numbers W,r" we'll rem
d,rcd ANA much ouiuscd o., al" con-
gr'Ettiuu
'rhr prmar, class SANG un Easter
,orol "Bokuuiul E'si'. Glorious
Eu-trr" This N,ss perhaps Ga" best
liked of anything Boo IA, service be-
cause th, children are ull $50 small
and SUNG 500 earnestly.
Ail BOO aU tI, service was d'liRhIu
aud 10 i- hoped inst th.- choir md.i
Mis- PHdtords direction VIII EiN,
another choral -yr,ir, soon
~. PAUL. SUNDAY school th"ir.
The children cot the sunday school
of So ram- English Lutheran church
gave an Eu-t,r -,rNs, sunday oven.
lug ut h, church ~ WAS very a..
trscti,, and inspiring and was 'n-
iuy,d V,r much Co., 400 who attended
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seldom ~ Albuqu ,rquc given the
opportunity tu hear ~ much good
must, us we have heard during the
past week..
81 iha services in bil the churches
Enstcr morning the music WIS cia-
burat, aud well sung
knights Trmplnr services.
At - Johns Episcopal church in
the afternoon the solemn and in-
pr,-si,e services wore held tor the
l>uighw Tomplur
~ " GIcc club.
The University dlre club. directed
20, Miss Mary Mcllc, -anE the camtnta
"bliyyi to calvary Tho lniNcr-
sit, hpv u better Glc. club this year
than 30 has had Tor some time and
great credit d. due Co Miss Mctlc Tor
tbo skilled drilling she has given the
m,mh,r.. most ut whom have un-
trained ,ui,,-
THE oautau was preceded 10y hn
ORGAN recital o., stanley S,d,r. which
t.as excellent Mr.. Sedcv has unus-
ual iai,ut aud i~ 100 sr,u demand AZ
all the musical afiairs hrro.
IN, S. W q. g. Glc, club gave a
short concert nl thr Presbyterian
90 SUNDAY afternoon. which was
,rr, much ouiuNod aud appreciated
u, 900 who h'ard b. Mrs s.. l.. Brad
'nrl be- the director cot tho glre club.
which durs great credit Geo hcr able
luuin-
~taincI'- truCifiNion.
SUNDAY evening 600 thc Presbyterian
church 90 w.lrd chorus W twenty"
ft, tuI,.. under tho direction "r
,na- Andrews. sans StUuots cru.
,.fNI.u. Vn, .uIu wurh was dome
tN DH. Andrews. tenor. Hug" hN-
,r-. baritone, aud George ENrriiI
Ua-e $40 haN, voE trair"d Noi'es
sud SANG bu1uDfuus. Th' vh"tH'
uuib uus Wonderful Tho voices
uI,ud,d 800 VII tbu' thrt sounded
like uu great chord
Tine Passion S,r,i,, b. ou" "t the
ru,f p.,,- OF mus,N ever written
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homo "Wednesday afternoon. April ?.
~ the tea Mrs. W. T.. warren nnd
MR. y. r. Ncwhall viii pour. Mrs
w w. Mcclellan. president OF the
guild. viii assis, Mrs. Chaycs In re-
cciying.
Mrs. W A. Forbes lcavcs on the
California Limited Monday for an ex-
tended stay Ia California and the
northwest. Mrs Forbes plans to be
present az stanford university in June
where her son, Fred. graduates from
college
Mrs ANDREW Borders aud daush-
ders leave April for southern CALI
rorni0 planning tu spend the whole
summer on the Pacific cuast.
Fricnd- In hls ,ty viii be- much
Interested 90 learn that Robert Price,
formerly studen' of the University.
ana Tor years "a local resident. has
been married. Go Miss Isabel Allison,
and Mr and Airs. Price now live ln a
pretty bungalow Ia Pueul' colo.
where Mr. Price has a good position
MIR Prices mother, Mrs Minnie
Price. who also numbers many
friends la Albuquerque. was "A visitor
here FOR few days Recently with hef
brother Mr. charles Harden, IN
route To- California After sheri
stay there they viii return 60 maks
their home la Paiuosyillc, ohio.
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JUDGES AND CLERKS
Of ELECTION ARE
APPOINTED
Mayor Sellers Nominates and
Council Approves Men Who
Will Preside at Board Of
Education Election Tuesday

At the meeting OF the city council
last night MAYOR Sellers nominated
and the aldermen approved tho Judges
and clerks who VIII preside al The
election for mcmhsrs of the board oi
education go be- held next Tuesday
The sense OF tho connect VAS that tho
board at education should finance the
election. which win cost approNi'
matcly says. rhe cts clerk was
asked to communicate With the school
bonrd o. mrding the matter
The Judges and CLERKS and polling
places a. approved hy the council nrs
as follows:
First Wurd Judges, A. - hobert'
son. a. Hanlry and y. A Davis clerk
e. Deiahoyde
SECOND Ward Judges, W ~ ~ Al
lison. r l.. McSpudden, T. Holwell'
clerks. j. T.. PARKS ana n. Bowdieh
Third ward Judges, y a. hun'
bar. y T. Stevens ! }. Noiaw clerks
A. &. Culver. X. Michael
Fourth ward Judges. Sroti knishi
Thomas Rlnkert W y. drimmrr
clerks. Martin and Burke
The polling places follow.
Firs, Ward office ct pulic" judge
I,orbef building.
seeond ward pfficv 81 charlie
Chadwick a co, ies West 6eid ave
nue.
Thlrd ward office Of Z ". Dun
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Reception at Mrs. Strong's and
Musicale at Presbyterian
Church Principal Social
Features of Interesting Pro.
gram of Allied Woman.
Clubs Of New Mexico; Many
Notable Women Here.

with nearly n hundred Of tho most
prominent women Of the state of New
Mexico. the brightest and the ablcst
and the cieverest women. the third
annual convention of the New Next
co Federation Of Wumun's clubs held
on Tuesday aud "Wednesday naturally
proved grent stimulant 10 social
doings aud II Il needless TO say that
the members Of the Albuquerque Wo-
mans club aud the Tuesday club. tae
local affiliated organizations, had q
mighty busy ana at the same time a
very enjoyable ana profitable week.
Lending society women of this city
entertained the delegates a. their
homes. and the brilliant reception a.
the visitors az the beautiful home 81
Mrs W. W strong on Park avenue,
and the musicale at the Presbyterian
church. the first On yuosday ana The
last ON "wednesday evening we're
most successful affairs
The strong home. one ~ the hand.
soonest In the city. WIS deliberately
decorated TOR the occasion. the fed
Grafton colors ct yellow and white
predominuting So much has been
said Nv this paper during the week oi
the federation doings that space Wlil
not be used To- 60 into detail again
one at the best enjoyed stunts was
Of course. thu automobile trip to the
University. with the pleasant little
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bar. Third street and Gold avenue.
Fourth ward Oflice 81 A. W. slay-
den. li2 West copper avenue.
Another Ticket May Ne Placed Ia lhr
Held.
The men and women dlssasiaflsd
with the bipartisan. or bipartisan
ticket placed IA nomination al ma~S
mtetlnR ~ citizens nsid IN The Elte
theatcr last Monday night. will meet
ln a. Ficlseher's office tonight nud "
IA likely that O. SECOND ticket wilt be
placed IN the fled The men WIN
have called t0nlght's meeting de-
clare that they de- not object 20 the
personnel Of the non-pnrilsan tick a.
but that they DO object 60 the pro-
cedure which eliminated ~ their
nomination.
The partisan ticket. consis,ing
OF q. n. Marion. 4. \. Mcltne. NJ. H..
Hickey, W W. strone and Mrs. ". D.
llHy, has been endorsed hg leaders "a
both the Republican and Democratic
organizations. by the womAns club.
by the Parents and Teachers asso-
citation and other organizations.
AIRS. John strumquist one 81 the
leaders la school work aud riab 40
inEs. and whose name wac mentioned
IN the Evening Herald as being ono
of those who desired the nomination
af second ticket. declared today that
her nnme wus used without authority
that she voted "a ratify the nom ma
tions al the mass meeting in the tlss
last Monday aud win support Il AZ
/ the polls.
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Airs WIN Mason and Mrs jas.
Votuw. sol south Third street enter"
tanned hummer ct their friends
wednesday afternoon.
button hole working contest ui-
furdrd much amusement. Mrs Henry
Rogers was gls.n beautiful hand
Painted ira, for working the best
button hole, and Airs Fred Fisher re-
cevcd hand painted musturd pot as
% consolation prize.
The rooms we're beautifully deco
rated with huge punches ~ pink and
white carnations. and as Tar as pos
slhlr the same dainty color scheme
was carried out iu the elaborate tur-
kcy supper which was served az .
O'Clock u WJs % several course ufaif,
duutIy served tud thoroughly en-
iuycd by every one.
Tho guests we're Mesdumo, Minnie
Gcplord. Mary Sohafcr. O.. u. Moore.
wiz Thomas. Ar Goodrich. I'M J ".
F,unrr. a. Gruumau Thos l-her-
wood Ton, ortiz Cbas outer. J. ".
holman. Henry W"e,rs Fred Fishcr
and A. H3rsrb
Tn, hjg post Easter ball given by
Go, % g. q. iu thr Masonic Temple
Nuuday evening WaS 3 grand success.
The 1all room and reception hall were
rhIurt,ly decorated with str'amcrs
Hud palms.
\ n,,-plrr, orchestra furnished uu-
usuHlly good music and the dancing
stopped only long enough Tor tno
dancers to partako ~ an elaborate
turkey supper.
4 large crowd was present ANA an
all.rouud dclightful time was Rad 10y
9U who attended.
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Rodey.KenwOrthy Reoital

Tho pupils of Airs .. \ fodey ana
Miss Bcryi Kenworihy give very
we'll arranged recital FRIDAY evening
at the Presbyterian church. They
were ussistrd hy Mis- Flora PARKER
shlnu, soprano. and Mr Raymond
stunm baritone. who sang several
depphtful solos
TITO pupils play very well for chill
dron 80 young and have been we'll.
trained. Their technique IL finished
and tho, pay with great deaf oi
expression
Mrs Rodcy and Miss kcnworth'
arr musicians OF unusual talent ana
have also IN, ability tu teach wei
The recital vac "a great credit 10 them
both
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w. C. o. F. Card Party

The Woman's Catholic order OF
Forcsiors give q most enjoyable corS
party. THURSDAY afternoon al odd Fell
lows hall There was brief BUSH
ness session IA O'Clock and ~ $50
the games began \ delicious two
course lunch WAS served and de-
Hghtful afternoon was hsd by al who
attended. The ladies have decided 90
have card party the fast Thursday
Of every month
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Mr. aud Mrs. William y. Mayo 81
Sorthnem. Vermont. we're IA Ai5u-
auorque to-day on their wedding trip,
leaving on the limited FOR the Grand
Canyon. Mrs Mayo h commissioners
of the cart scouts ni America ahH
white herr WIS the guest 81 Miss
l.isrtnr- Lane. chief scout Of ~" uifi
scouts og America, founder oI the
organization and also founder ~ the
Social crusaders of the World, being
now chef crusader of That orEaniN'-
ton
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Personal Mention

Mr.. Hnd Mrs. h. g. Brookucld, WHO
have been visiting their daughter
Mrs. j. =. yesterday. corner Of Fourth
street aud Marquette avenue. left
Wednesday evening FOR their lOmc in
Omaha Nebraska
NJ and Mrs. Brook neld hay" been
ON az extended "Trip through ga"
northwest. visiting friends aud rela-
lives aud we're planning Co remain ~
Albuquerque several weeks Their
visit YVES shortened conTdewbly hy
the recent tornado len Omaha. They
received word sunday that their
home which In situated in the district
whore thc most damage was done "
stan standing hut they decided to leave
nevertheless aud open their house go
their friends. wh" ure Homeless a. a
result az the disaster.
Mrs carrie brennan of Kansas city.
who hns been visiting her brother,
!. q. Herndon. lice West Tiierns lett
last saturday FOR willard, whore she
viii visit her mother for some time.
ar. ami Mrs. A. e. Beckcu aud
children, oi Chicago, spent several
days this week Ia Albuquerque and
were the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. \. !.
Maloy. 322 south Third street.
Mrs Thomas sCully. who was called
30 Tempe. Texas by the Sudden death
OF her father, f. expected 10 return "a
Albuquerque on TUESDAY.
] Mrs T.. WuIf entertained number
of out.of-town WOman's club dele
gates ut tea Thursday afternoon.
Nlr ana AIRS y. g. Nuding return
ed 10 their homo ln santa FL Friday
Infternoon ufirr short visit With Mrs
NudlnR's mother, Mrs. W. ~ Hahn.
The silver medal contest which VA
to have been given last evening ~ th'
high school under the auspleer ~ 'h'
W. G. T. a. has been postponed Until
next Friday evering. Che contestant
are six pupils from the eighth grade
The knights OF Columbus viii b
hosts al an nforma social eanco, q
Dee given IA the odd Fellows hall mex
Thursday evening. Apri g. The az
runRcments committee headed b
VIII J. white. Is making preparation
Co entertain big crowd. Danciua
of course. win be- the feature Of ~
evening Al knights of Columbus
both local and wishing members, ar
invited 10 attend the anair accom-
panied by thctF lads friends
Aprons ~ all sorts VIII be o0ere
! for sale IA the tea 10 hr given hN ~
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Y. w. c. A Party

4 ,,r, jolly Nprtl Fouls party wor
given last evening tn On, v. ". g. h
ptrlurr
A. an, GUESTS arrived they Nrtr
taken m pr"ups of three and seated
b,rur, "a curtain. which When drawn
back revealed wirtpr un which WAS
written the sentence, We Are ApiU
Fooled
other appropriate gaines such W
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swap. Floral Mystery snd April Fool
fortunes followed. aud great deal
Of fun resulted
Porto Rican coffee and cake were
served towards the end ~ the even
lna ~ Miss Inlue assisted Uy Misses
stone. stern aud Brandt
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M0z61E1zN
@%1sem
Have Been Restored to Health BY Lydia &.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

There is no doubt about this fact Why during the
last so years have published in the newspapers Of this
country volumes of letters from who have been
eved Of all their suffering by the timely aid Of this grand
old medicine. Letters like the following true genuine and
honest expressions Of gratitude coming from grateful hearts
Surely YOU can believe these women.
Mrs L. $. BRExxEn Hudson. Mich. saysi-
was pain IN
like knife sticking tried hot applications bat that
ava no god went orr family doctor ave We're ~
while bat kept getting The pain was 70 terrible could hardly
dull heavy the whole length limb read that someshng
had quickly looked al Of advertisements end
hna and say ssera uat aos my ss s@ s e o. a M
when had taken bottles trouble gone metciae has
sake other suffering wouen"r BnESsEn Hudson Michigan
Mrs L. r.. BOWERS. GIrard. Pa. sayss--
pleasure informing what Lydia T. nkhus Vegetable
k spell last February and Tor
nuntha after that regular and had bad feeing
inflammation Vegetable Compound
entirely and feel that be said is praise
benefit chcrs"M L. H. BowEHs RI D. MOL,
Girard Pa
Mrs. ELIZABETH GENTILCoRE. Buffalo, N.Y.saygs-
wonderful remedies About
could hardly walk without feeling 1ig
Lydia Pnhas Vegetable Compound took ~ and also
spells health hope remedies
win help they have tried most everything heard Of and
the best medicines for womcns ailments LzApEfh 1kN-
TncoRE 20 Glor Street. Buffalo, New York
For 40 Years lydia r. PInkhan's Vegetable C.S&SsN
the standard Fcnlcdy fc-
male Ills. No one sick with woman's ailments IN ~ KAM
mous med and herbs, tt III w ~ II
has restored suffering women t0heaith II ~
W~Wrltst 20 LYDIA EPISKlA mEpICIyEC0. (c Se-SG M
letter win he opened read and answered az S JA
By woman aud held In strict condolences
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Clubs and Organizations

The Priscilla club mot THURSDAY
afternoon with Mrs Sell Ferguson.
az the Hanchus do Atrisco. The eft"r.
noon was spent sewing AIRS. ftg-
gusuu, assisted by Mrs Joseph ROC
vrs. served % lowell, two-coursc lunch.
Tho club members are Mrsdumrs a.
NJ. Bailey. Sell Ferguson, ThOs Wiley.
John Major Edw. Wilson. Louis
hickman. Lamb, ward John Parker,
Mrs Joe Rogers. Mrs Chas, Sullivan.
Mrs. Clarence I.nFoute. chapman aud
Misses llusaker Kate George, kuie
Dickinson and wilkinson.
Mrs Clarence laFuutv win hc ilc
next hostess.
=
THE Tuesday Afternoon club met
this week on Monday on account "i
+ the state Federation oi woman
/ clubs convention here ou TUESDAY
and wednesday,. Aliss Anna rrcN
Ter 100 North Eighth street was
IN, hostess The ciub members are
! Mrs q, u curry. Mrs jas Davidson
Mrs T.. e. shellhart Mrs Leonard
MUDr. Mrs Roy cowpcr Mrs. I. u
Morris aud Miss Annu TrcNler
The Monday Afternoon bridge "iul
wac delightful, entertained ihf W'eh
D., AIRS. George D. sIates"u. 500 So
q walter street
The TUESDAY Afternoon scW'"e 'lul
met this week with Miss Jean liuhhs
Miss Ruth pyar oil Msdison Wa
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was the guest Of the club.

was wv khfNA " AHf 'fNNf
The Crochet club met with Airs. A.
T.. Walker North high street. We'd.
nesday afternoon. AFTER an after
noon made very interesting with sev-
eral demonstration. delightful
lunch was served. Besides the tub
members AIRS. Walker had as guests
AIRS j. G. Baldtidge. Mrs. A. Sor-
ders and Mrs. Alvin Vernon Cole. Of
Chicago. who " tn house guest OF
Mrs J. 4. liubbs.
The Monday High Five club viii
meet next week win AIRS. j, H.
Prgue. 500 West cold avenue. fhc
mcmbcrs of this club are Mrs. George
craig. Mts. Chas. i.cl'icVrc, Mrs. Tom
Hlnkert. Mrs. Altmix. Mrs. Wcnkc,
Mrs q. Euis. Airs, sullivan Mrs War.
r.u Graham. Mrs. Joseph Shoup dud
Mrs J. u. Pcguc.
The Ten Dons met this week on
"Wednesday evening with NJ T..
Hickey, itS North walter street \
sumptuuus dinner was served. follow
ing which there was "a general discus-
zion of current events. There was
NO paper rvnd.
The ucNt meeting Win be the unal
one for The year. The wives of IN,
Dons will be- their guests az dinner
at the Alvarado hotel. Mr.. H.
Cristy will give Review Of the Ten
Dons tor Year. Tor the boneht 81
the ladies.
The Wuman's Rviief Corps met
"Wednesday afternoon In the T. -. -.
+ hali. After the regular transact
ton OF business the following ladies
entertained the members aud tTir
friends. including the Grund Army
Mrs Anna Fournvllc chairman.
assisted bog Mcsdamcs seth, Bridcl''
Collister Hyrc and Delhi
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The HON. aud Missionary society
Of the First Baptist church met
Thursday afternoon with MIs L. -.
Anderson. North Edth street Mrs.
limo u. Millhuu was the loader aud
the subject was cuba
The following numbers V,ro read
hy the members 81 the society. Ge-
ography of cuba. current Notrs.
reading Primo Navarro. reHding,
schools foe cuban children" "Ion-
dition of the Women and children of
Cuba" The Reception Missionaries
Receive in Cuba" clipping from a
newspaper situation on the Isle ~
Pines The Workers and Missionary
stations. Mrs T., o. Atwood
The program was followed los ~.
cial hour during which refreshments
we're served.
The Turin Festival given by Tenn
pie Albert for the children Monday
evening at the Woman's club took the
form of "a bal mospuc There Was
quite a crowd present and many pref
~ costumes were srvn.
Refreshments were served later in
tho evening ana after few mur,
dances the party broke. It was a
very deughttul cntcrtoinmeuL
The S"archerr club uf the Gold and
broadway church eft Christ gave q
very interesting program at the
church Thursday evening The feat
/ urc OF the program was q short talt
about foreign customs by Prof c. y
/ ilpdgin, dean OF the University %
New Mexico.
Mrs Wolfe gave q dramatic read
ing from The christian by Hoi
I Game, aud the Y. ". e.. 4. Glce ciul
| sang several numbers
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Follow ing ur" suu" intUr"-iins
I.u,s In fNr NNuuU"lguv public
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nm CIIIIpRI.N'e HEADING.

nv T"TITT||" " UN|TT" 'T|''TT|T
.pf, readable aud trustworthy
au.1r for parents discussing thr 200.
H..u., COL good 'uu n1d books, child
...ra interests ways "l guiding read
ue. .ud presenting in separate 'hap-
I.r. DO. dtuDrrt r.1ssr- "i hirrt'u."
..r .ullIrcu. with principles and def
muu suggestions for selection Each
,n4ut.r i~ followed hy 90 Il~t cot books
o. Articles. Nrl chosen and furnished
.Iu UIpu notes. Nu appendix lists
,u, hundred good stories tu tell, dr-
-H.a,. myruod cot procuring books
turuu4u 90, pubi. library ond Dog pui-
chase. aud gives 80 h'~r lisi "i
-al.tpl, books fur home r'tdlns
TuI NInt.NNDEiIS
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Aprons ~ all sorts VIII oe offered
cor sale "a the tcA to bc given by -
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-29

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met this week. with Misr Jean lluhns.
Miss Ruth pyar oil Madison VIZ