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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-06
Tomato Jelly Salad

Add to a pint of strained stewed toma-
toes Canned or fresh) salt and sugar to
taste. Bring TO a boil, stirring in
good pinch of baking soda and a2scant pint
of hot water. Pour this over a package
of gelatin that has soaked for an hour
in enough water to cover 1t. Stir all over
the fire until the gelatin is melted. then
strain through jelly bag and pour into
small molds (muffIn tins will do) wet with
cold water, and set in the Ice box un-
til firm. Turn the mods out upon crisp
lettuce leaves, sprinkle each mold with
che pped celery, and serve with any salad
dressing desired. If,preferred. the minced
celery can be stirred into the jelly be-
fore 1t is quite stiff.-kindness of
Helen
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To Danish Red Ants

"A. F.. tells M. II. NJ. D. if she will
send her address she will tell her how
TO use oil of sassafras SO that 1t will
utterly Danish red ants forever VIII
YOU kindly ask "A. f.. to give her rem
edy in the Corner publicly. so we May all
receive the benefit? l am sure many
others besides myself and NJ. II. M. D..
will be glad to receive her recipe.
MRS. B."
The address of "A. F. is no longer in
our keeping, as it was not retained after
her letter had been printed. If she sees
this request will she send to me her
method of using -oil OF sassafras that I
may publish 1t for the benefit of other
housewives? They and / will be grate-
ful.
| have my own doubts, however, as to
the power of any remedy to ''banish red
ants forever" The price of immunity from
all pests is eternal vigilance. One appli-
cation of what colegian calls "a
chaser" may seem to settle the insects,
but their progeny is numerous, and If
one is not on the alert the second gener-
alton of invaders will soon walk the
paths their fathers have trod."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-06
Seals for a Collection

81 am making a collection of seals of
all kinds, from colleges, clubs. headlines
of noted hotels, family crests and also
monograms. These are to be pasted on
picture mats. l shall be grateful for
some that nobody wants.
''W. r. s."
Your request is referred to those more
conversant with the matter of which
you write than am /. | have seen a
collection of monograms pasted in an
album made for that purpose, but / have
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-06
Dresses for a SCHOOLGIRL

Have you in your family a young
schoolgirl about IA years old who would
like some school dresses? / have five
one serge, one broadclotii, one black and
gray checked, one sponge and one linen
| should like to give to her.
RUTH b. f."
So many are the requests for clothing
in spite of the fact that our rules forbid
us to ask for wearing apparel through
the Corner--that the dresses you so gener-
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His Chief Concern

From the youngstown Telegram.
II must tell old Klosephist l saw a
young man ON his front porch hugging his
dauehte
Don't trouble YOURSELF he'd much
rather have them do that than burn his
coal and gas"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-06
Books for a Sunday School

"Do you think 1t would be possible
through your Helping Hand to find some
library books suitable for a Sunday
school? | attend Baptist church in the
country, and we have a nice little Sum
day school but no library, and we are
not able TO get one. If you could find
some books through your kind corner
some that other churches or some one has
tired of-we would be thankful for them.
and for books on music from which one
ean learn to play the piano without a
tea cher / am sending a crumb cake rec
ipe:
zone and one-half cups of sugar two
cups of sifted -four, one cup of sour miiK k,
one cup of chopped raisins, one egg. one
tablespoon of lard, one teaspoonful of
soda, one teaspoonful each Of cinna-
mon and nutmeg, one teaspoonful of salt.
Mix sugar flour and lard together, dry
with the hands and add the rest Of the
ingredients. Bake In loaf
MRS. A. v. W."
The influx of reading matter that
Christmas brings into most homes will
make the wedding OUT of library and
book shelves advisable. Apd during this
process will our readers bear In mind the
need of books for the Sunday school
mentioned in the above letter, and from
their abundance spare some old volumes
which If kept by them would not be
opened for years to come, IL ever?
The second request l submit to our mu-
sicians who have passed the first stages
of learning to play the piano"
We are grateful for the recipe for a
cake that sounds good and seems also
to be inexpensive-a combination much to
be desired just now.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-06

not seen seals used as you suggest. l
hope that some of my readers may have
partial collections OF which they have
tired and which they may be willing to
pass on to you, Meanwhile, will you not
tell me how you intend to use the seals
ON pictures of mats? Do these mats sur
round pictures of places bearing some re-
lation to the seals. crests or monograms
pasted on the mat?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-06
MARION HARLAND'S HELPING
HAND HINTS FOR THE HOME
sy MARION HARLAND

ously offer were given away soon after
the receipt of your letter, and We thank
you for the gift.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-06
Busy

Busy
william, aged 5. had been reprima nd
ed by his father for interrupting while
his father was telling his mother about
the new telephone tor their house. He
sulked awhile, then went over to his
mother and. patting her on the cheeks,
said, Mother. dear. I love you."
Don't you love me. too?' asked his
father.
without glancing at him. william
said disdainfully, "The wires busy
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-06
Wants Fancy Work Pieces

AN invalid would be grateful for pieces
of silk. velvets, laces. satins and little
things that can be used for fancy work
which would sell. l.. b. NJ"
Surely such modest request Will be
abundantly supplied. Those invalid shut
in asks for nothing that our readers
have use for.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-06
REAL ESTATE

csozT VEST END BGfNGGf0W
Just completed, up to date in design and
finish; best construction throughout; )
large rooms and bath; many attractive
features, hardwood floors, buffers pam
try, beam ceilings and screen porch,
has every modern Improvement; all as
sessments paid and above all bar
gainv Don't miss it. Phone owner,
West End i56. 1-5-lt
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ONE CENT A W0RD[0NE CENT A W0RDI0N

HATES-One cent . wsrd q day; mo- nd.
taken for less than 2Sc for first inser-
ton. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-06

FCK 4SALE-Seven horse power Indian
motorcycle in good condition. Reply to
Green, 904 21st street, south. Phone
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-06
FLOWERS

FOR all occasions, seeds. bulbs, plants,
poultry supplies. fertilizers. grass seed.
McVay Seed Co., 20lS list avenue. Phone
IL 12-14-30t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-06
LOST-STRAYED-STOLEN
KODAKS

FILMS developed lOc per roll. Prints &c
and 4c each. Prompt attention and
work the best, Bert G. Covell Co. l0-i-tf
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LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE STATION
l.. n ". TX. II.

A., ID. e. A.
Is Brunswicf II $50 am Il Brunswick 400 pm
rs Tallxdega $50 pm 20 Taadega $50 am |
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FOR SALE

Trains rarLed thu. g, run daily. except sunday. G
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|D|0NE CENT A WORD|ONE CENT A WORD

RATEs-0ne cent word q tray, no ad.
taken for less than 25c for first inser-
tion. Cash Dust accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-06

FURNITURE repaired, upholstered and
refinished by an expert workman.
South Side Cabinet Co.. 3o7 South goth
street. 6-2S-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-06
BIRMINGHAM TERMINAL STATION

sDai.y except Sunday.
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POULTRY


FOR SALE-Pure Kellerstrass White Or
pin gton cockerels. Mrs. A. H. wilkins,
Alexandria, Ala. l-i-5t
FOR SALE-A few more thoroughbred
chickens, 81 each while they last. Bag
ley Poultry Yard, 100 North 5lst street.
Phone Main 9172. 1-1-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-06
queen & Crescent Route
Frisco Lines

Central OF Ga. Ry.
No. Arrive From No.. Depart To-
] Macon 1910 pm M.eon 100 am
Jacksonville 12 o5 pm Jacksonville 4;35 pm
5 savannah 1f55 pm 4 Savannah $50 pm
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-06

WANTED-Young man to collect; must
be steady, temperate and gentleman
304 Alabama tSate Land building.
WANTED-High grade speciality sales
men to represent factory line in southern
territory-Alabama, Georgia and South
Carolina. French China Co. Apply
Room 3O4, Birmingham hotel. l-6-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-06

REAL estate loans to suit you in amount.
terms and interest; can pay back
monthly or yearly; will take second
mortgages. John w. Prude. 106 North
21st street. Bell phone 240. 10h6-tf
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MONEY TO LEND

sunday Other trains run daily. Central time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-06
FOR RENT--ROOMi

THE AvALON-All outside rooms, sur
mace heat; modern convenoences; moder-
ate price; bath free. 2l0o 9Th avenue.
b-25-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-06

IF you want something extra good in
table syrup, try our Creole brand, made
in Louisiana by open kettle process and
il absolutely pure. Try 1t. Creole
Syrup Co. liz cath st. N. 1-5-3t
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-21
New Social Club Orranized.

ArehdeacOn and Mrs. w D. War
rem entertained the mcmbers OF 81
Johns choir In their new home on
West Tlierns avenue. Monday eVe-
ming. Music. dancing and refresh
ments made the evening a most en-
ioyabie one. A social club Was
formed which plans 60 meet about
once month The object of this
club IL to further acquaintance
among the young people of the
church. Honorary members viii be
taken In on payment OF small month
~ dues. Mrs. a. T.. MorriEsette. choir
director. WAS elected president Mr..
w W. Lindsay, vice president; Pei
ham Mcclellan, secretary. Laura COL
gan. treasurer. ana Mrs Herbert
Gales, official musician.
4 committee composed Of Miss Lot o
tie Szymanski. Miss Ruby Rh.a and
Mr. Hugo Mycr was elected Co choose
"a name for the club and present u
for the clubs approval ~ lis next
meeting. III" third Monday iu July
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-21
In Honor Of Mrs. Lusk.

The following from the "Ranee"
81 Ration, y. NJ, viii be 81 interest
10 tho friends 81 Mrs Don f.usk Of
this city.
The occasion OF visit from Mrs
y w Lusk 81 Albuquerque ana Mr.
Henry Hypps Of Chicago. was most
utiinglv celebrated last Monday
evening. when the host and hostess
DR.. Howard W Heyman and wife sent
out invitations Tor n dancing party
ana dinner 10 be held al their home
In GARDINER. in honor Of their guests.
II was q dancing party ana the guests
spent one 81 the most delightful even
inEs possible. Dr. Heyman and his
wife are royal entertainers and 70 was
indeed a happy and most pleasing
evening. Punch and coffee and salad
were served and then more dancing
intersperEed with vocal genditions
The invited guests were.
Messrs and MesdameS Fell, Beau
dry !. u, Gaines. James Homer
Hobbs, Fnrres, Remshurg: Mrs. J. g.
larkin. Mrs. Fulienwidcr, Misses Zoah
Hunter. Ednlyn i.arkin. Monica Brett.
Florence Lyons. Maude Page; and
Messrs Byron Connelt J l. Hobbs,
Claude chapman. Matt Scnnlon.
Walker Remsburg and ollie Jones'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-21
High Praise for Mrs.
Winchester.

Last sunday. Monday. Tuesday and
"Wednesday the scottish Rite reunion
took place In Santa Fe. Mrs ". v.
Winchester OF Albuquerque was the
soprano soloist and drilled the chorus.
which sang some splendid numbers.
The music throughout the several
sessions was elaborate and exception
ally we'll rendered The concert sun
day afternoon was. according tu those
present. one of the best musical treats
which has ever been listened 10 In the
city OF santa Fc
The following extracts from the
Santa Fe New Mexican will be of in
terest ca friends of Mrs. Winchester
n this city.
Mrs r. Y. Winchester sang the
Introduction To- 'Sanctus' with great
beauty ana sweetness, receiving cN-
telieni support Tor her soprano solo
by the choir. the chorus being start
I'd with delicate pianissimo and ris-
Ing 90 magnificent climax II was
one 81 the greatest numbers ~ the
afternoon.
Music lovers were fortunate In
hearing second number bay Mrs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-21

An informal musicale was given by
Mrs. Mabel steven Himoe and Miss
Adela G. HolmquiEt nj the y. T.. stew
ems residence last "Wednesday night
In honor OF Mrs. G. A. Frank, Mr..
John ID. Falkenburg. Mr. Herman
snyder and tae choir OF the First
CONGREGATIONAL church. Mrs Frank
was the well-beIoved soloist Of the
church prior Co taking up her resi-
dence and studies In New York city.
End Messrs. Falkenburg and snyder
are valued members of the choir
whose nuptials viii be celebrated
shortly. Those present were. Messrs.
and Mesdamcs &. A. Frank, n. VI.
Henderson. Kenneth Raldridge. J. -.
Parks tof Fort sumner. y. Nj. John
q. Gould, Jay Hubbs. q. ]. Andrews.
\. r. stevens; Mcsdn mes G.. McClan-
ahan. Athey COZ Wichitn. kanD, ID.
n. Carnes. T.. ". Dunbar. Misses Mar
gnret Feikert. Florence Scdcr. Mar
ian Frank; Messrs. Herman snyder.
j. -. Faikenburg. stanley Seder,
Richard Breck and Joe Head
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-21
Miss Hanna Nusbaum's Engagement
Announced to Mr. EdtOard Spitz; Some
Other Weddings Past and Future

The engagement n announced of
Miss Hanna Nushnum and MIR. Ed
ward Spite
They viii be- ~ home o. their
friends Sunday afternoon. June %. at
the residence of Mr. and AIRS. Ivan
Grunsfeld 1903 West Tiieras avenue,
This announcement will be of great
interest "a the people Of this city.
Both young people are well known
and popular here Miss Nusbaum
hAs lived here about three years and
In that time has made great many
friends MIR. Spite n nephew Of
Mr and Mrs Edward SPITE. and Mr.
and Mrs. Bcr,hold Spitz, and hold u
responsible position with the Chas. H.
field company here.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding at present hut IL will probably
take place In the early fall.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-21
Wenkop Rosvad wedding furnishes
Nusbaum Fkenburg Fek ThomasH nup


10 the seat. 70 he rides away IN turn
with l.auncelot, Little John. Richard
the LION Hearted. tho Black Prince,
Prince Hal, Rupert the Cavalier and
Bonnie Prince Charlie.
Van Dyke-'Tiae Unknown Qunnti-
ty.--if the meaning % the tile were
not explanatory enough. Dr. Van
Dyke has written a charming llttle
preface 20 hie book which angfeats
area; possibilities and vauses the
pagea that follow. The aileHorical
character 10 some % the half told
tales will appeal especinily 20 une
who likes to have something left to
his own imagination.
CAROLYN Wells--Tqlc Maxwell Agye-
terry The first scene h n gay house
party az a country place Ia New Jef-
ney. on the second night the dance
which II IN progress n startilngly in
terrupted By the announcement OF
what looks like a double murder CONS
mitted IN the library. II proves. how
ever. that only the man has been
killed. the gsri being merely wounded
er In her hand. Well planned crimes
are very often those which are most
easily ferreted out, but In this case
the solution OF the mystery. on aC-
count Of In simplicity eludeF all In
vestigation. Many OF the guests nre
suspected Rt various times. but II In
nOi until Fleming stone, the American
detective who has figured IN Miss
Wells former stories. ~ called Ia and
applies his characteristic reasoning
powers that the mystery is solved.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-21
Among the Clubs and Other
Organizations.


The Thirty club and lis guests en-
iOyed n delightful dance Tuesday
evening In columOo hall.
Those present were Misses lauren
Asselin, Julia Keleher. Edith pcrre.
not. Carroll Shipcley, Ruth simpler.
Dolly Mcclellan, isabel Fitch. Kath.
ryn Grimmer. Frances Strome, Eunice
Kahie. Jean Hubbs, Lora Lovelnce.
Fannie and Mary Pratt, Florence
pugh: Messrs. w. w. Lindsay, X.
Dennis. Will White. oscar Butcher.
x. Hutchinson. Jack McDonough,
VIII McFiilin. G. St!ome, Nick Ra-
pier. Jim skinner. Ike Lttrell j. d.
GoOdell r. y. A. Johnson, Lloyd
Sturges, &. q. Mardorf, Ralph Keie-
her. W. Mckee. Buzz Tlerney, Jake
Harlan. Jack Gilmore. and a. Crafuer
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Mckee.
o
Mrs. T. y. Morris entertained the
"Wednesday Afternoon Sewing club
at ten o'clock breakfast this week
After enjoying ali sorts OF good things
Ia eat the ladies spent the day with
their fancy work.
Guests besides thd club members
were Mrs a. ID. Ogle her sister-in-
law. Mrs. \. Ogie. Mrs. +. Denrth and
Miss Anna Trexler win be the next
hostess.
o
The Tuesday sewing club met with
Mrs Jack Shcehan. North Eleventh
street. this week. and spent delight
ful afternoon with fancy work. after
which refreshments were enjoyed.
Miss Jean lluhhs will entertain the
club next week
Mrs j. G. Baldrldge entertained
the crochet club Wednesday after
noon. After pleasant time spent
with crocheting aud conversation, an
elaborate lunch was served.
Guests oesldes the club members
were. Mrs. Roy siamm, Mrs A. v
Be,z and Mrs Martin Angel.
The Rector's Ala az 81. Johns Epls-
copai church will meet next week
with Mrs George Y. Ellis, 1921 West
Tlierns avenue.
Mrs. Cora wheeler. of Tucumcnri.
New Mexico, president OF the Rebe-
kah Assembly, l. q. o. r.. OF New
Mexico. visited the Triple Link Re-
odd Fellows' hall reception was
held In her honor and a delightful
evening enjoyed.
This evening she viii hold a school
Of instruction.
o.
This afternoon the members Of the
Postal CLERKS auxiliary gave o ie-
lghtful surprise party on Mrs. Will
lard Perkins. The afternoon was
spent with fancy work after which
refreshments were enjoyed.
The members Of the auxiliary are
Mrs G. w. Allard, Mrs. Edward
Frank, Mrs. Carl sullivan, Mrs. Jo-
seph stamps. Mrs h. =. Means, Mrs.
Sam stone. Mrs John Cook, Mrs.
Harry Lathrop. Mrs. NJ. Bryan, Mrs.
G. y. Curlee, Mrs lily Albers. Mrs. +.
g. Kennedy and Mrs. W. Gilmore.
A pleasant surprise took place 20
the home OF Mrs Sllas Wolking 1910
Forester avenue. Friday evening.
when few members OF Lincoln cir
Gle No. 3, /. of q. A r.. called 10
chat and make merry the eve of Mrs.
Workings departure from California.
! Those IN the party we're Add5e l..
Muggley, clara u. Johnson, Mary
Caldwell Maud Medley, Hattie Bur-
/ nett, Pearl walker, Maud craft, Ellen
I Adair. Mrs. Sudduih, Anna Seehuhm,
4 Marie Medley. Paula Seebohm. NJ. j.,
1 Hopper. Margaret Seebohm. LOUISE
I Hopper. tee cream and cake were
/ served.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-21
Baptist Sunday School
Entertainment.

The members OF the Baptist church
Sunday school were entertained Fri.
day evening by the young ladies' OF
men OF Mr. Woods class. The pro-
gram Included chorus by both
classes, reading, quartctl@ number
ana "a short PLAY. one of the m3st
enjoyable features WAS the quartette,
THE old Oaken Bucket" SURG hs
young men dressed as farmers around
an old moss covered we'll from which
they drew water In an old Oakcn
bucket, The play given by mcmbers
Of both Glasses, was very clever and
much enjoyed, as were also the read
ings by Misses Gaines and Passmore.
enjoyed and Ice cream ana cake
served by the young people. This ~
the iirat Of series of entertainments
20 be given by the sunday school dur-
ing the summer.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-21
Mrs. Franks Concert Musical
Feature Of Week on Tuesday Night

A concert Of great interest In mu-
steal and social circles here la that
which Is to be given next Tuesday
evening by Mrs. Edith Hallett Frank.
Her popularity was great before her
study IN New York. and since her sue
cess there has been 80 great. Aibu-
querqueans are more delighted than
ever 20 have the opportunity 30 hear
her sing
She viii be assisted by some OF the
best local talent and an exception
ally fine DrOsfam has been prepared
The program follows
Quartette from Lucia "a Hammer
moor 1850 =. 49, DahiAeti
Mrs Edith Hailett Frank Mira.
Charles Andrews Mr.. Charles An
drews. Mr. John Faikenburg.
"A fors Q iui.' from Traviata. d. Verdi
Mrs Edith Halleit- frank.
"a" flat Bniiade ...........C Chopin
Mrs. Mabel stevens Hlmoe.
ta) lch TRACE Meine Minnie .....
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. strauss
(b) A spirit Flower .............
.';;....,.....,,. campoell-Tipton
Mrs Edith Hallett- Frank.
Duet Passage. BIRDS Farewell. 80.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Hildeck
Mrs Edith Hnllett Frank.
Mr.. Charles Andrews
Soaring ................, SChumann
Mrs. Mabel stevens Himoe
(nl The Call .......M Mr.. Andrews
tb) Nocturne ..E stanley Seder
tThe composer at the plano)
Ccl q. Come with Me la the sum
neP NiFht" Frank van de Stucken
Mrs Edith Hallett- Frank.
Quartette from RigolettO. ......,...
Mrs Edith Haiiett- Frank, Mrs.
Charles Andrews. Mr. John Falk-
eHburr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-21
Pretty Luncheon for Miss
Hennessy.

Thursday at o'clock. In TAFT hall
at the Alvarado hotel. Mrs Frank
Huhhell ana Miss Anna Thomas gave
beautifully appointed ten-course
LUNCHEON In honor OF Miss Alma Hem
messy. whose marriage To Mr. George
Thomas will take place July 70.
The dainty color scheme Of pink
and white was carried out In the
hand painted place cards and the
centcrpiece of roses IN basket from
which strands of pink tullc reached
out To each place. individual bou-
Quets OF pink ana white sweet peas
ana dainty little ivory fans as SOU
venlrs for each guest added 90 the
attractivcnoss of the aiiair.
The guests were Miss Alma Hem
Messy Misses Elizabeth and BETTY
Wiley. Mrs. NJ. l.. Powell. Mrs. y. ~.
Wright. Mrs. A. n. uetz. NH Belle
Sewers. Miss Elolse Yrlsarri ana Mrs.
Margaret Hennessy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-21
Falkenburg.F eikert Wedding
Monday.

Next Monday evening at o'clock
at the home of the brides parents
MIR. and Mrs. John Feikert b2h south
Arno, Miss Margaret Feikert and Mr..
John -. Falkenburg viii he united In
marriage. Rev. &. q. Bcckman OF the
First Methodist church will perform
the ceremony.
Miss Feikert will be attended by
her sister. Miss Ida Feikert, ana Mr..
George LAWYER will attend the groom.
only relatives ana few intimate
friends win be present.
After the ceremony wedding sup
per will be served.
Mr. and Mrs. Falkenburg viii make
their home In the Dan Phillips
bungalow on south Fourth street,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-21
nooKs Al TE TunIIc LnnAnY.

feIl--way 81 an Eaale.--A lively
romance whose aconea shift from on
army post ~ india 20 England and
hack again. the hHr0. Of the eagle
tyne IL an invlncible. imperturbable
English captain. with nature ~
flexible steel when The call for dnr-
ing comes. sud 81 woman Hofgueas In
matters requiring tenderness and
sympathy. He ~ Entrusted with the
difficult business 81 couductlne the
daughter % q superior officer away
from the scene ~ starvation ~ D.
surrounded garrison, through the
mission, far from easy under most
favorable circumstances. h rendered
more difficult By the girls petulant
conduct The process Of tanning her
n absorbing for the strength, chiv-
airy. tact and patience that tse tanner
calls into service. Tho strength 0f
the tale lies Ia 10 plot and character
ization.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the Golden
spur.--The story 81 modern hero
wOrshlping hoy who u transported
back into the past and enabled 10 go
adventuring with each 90 his fayorite
knights In turn. poxinE over the fire
IN his fathers library and dreaming
Of the brave days Of old. Roger Mil
t0un hears voices behind him and
turning finds himself In the hall of
the golden spur where eight mon nit
about "a table which has one vacant
seat. Each ~ the knights puts Roger
to the test before he il given a right