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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12

emil, =, IT,. 1yn,a -
800 =" ro't Nehhoh' gave ORDERS 70
rounds; or cartridges I'll say now this
was rho nrs, 49, 80 49, -,
. - t''' - eNei nav oiucrs
~ eatrE y SABRE III charge after dis
Kennon rather ,,ta H. no ,oor,in ~
49,, -. - ~ !" 'ho ihotninS' 'ho
- Sia'st WAS 20 drive In the Yankee
akirrnish line in mountcd: afterwards
we dismountad and Formal IL. -
sharneboot.-,,
go e''!oo'ess ana made our hrst
ChirBe on the fort When we reached
the fort We found IL = bntf ctrfia a,oh
end iotno1 49, 49,, ~
80 i@'N't' anu iuii
VI water al the foot OF Il. made from
cScavating tho earth to make the
breastworks We were repulsed AS
We fell back four of US carried back
Joseph Grayson. Company *. Abe
marie Troop who was severely wound
ed IN the breast. and afterwards died
| When va reached the woods nearby.
We found Major Griffin. who at that
time was acting as sergeant-major, on
NM on ms horse. ana | got behind him
ana nero hiin IN the saddle. Griffin led
the horse back to where VIC dismount-
ca ana the surgeons were. we'll re-
-einoer OF holding Thomas w Aliens
1of company -. Wise Troop. from
LyncchDurgl hand. while the surgeon
cut the ball out or it. After this Cirif-
fin says TO me, Come. now, and go back
to the front" | demonstrated ana told
him we had got out bonar,hl, and :
did not want to go back in that
acknowledgements b,it Ne xrept h,nt M
was in the third charge. In this ri,arpe
| j we'll remember OF Sergeant + II Nti.
son. of Company X, Aibemarle Troop.
over ao1 vards orr frjne nh.;rnd .ba ~
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ADDRESS
Continued From Last sunday)

Continued From Last SundayD
Thank God that Governor Woodrow
Wilson has been elected President of
the United States (appausc)--a man
who stands for all that the South
stands for: man who is above being
bought: man who will be equally
just to the North as TO the South.
(Applause). And we of the South must
stand back of him and show implicit
confidence in all that he does and
says We must be slow 10 join in any
adverse criticism, and let him know
that we believe that he is going 10 do
the very best thing in the very best
way. (Applause). Georgia feels very
proud that for the first time in history
the Lady OF the White House will be
a Georgia daughter (Applause).
Now, just as the Confederate soldier
returned after the war and became a
peaceful citizen, because he was hero.
and could rise above the humiliation
OF surrender, and from a hero OF war
become a hero of peace so should we.
Daughters OF these Confederate SOL
diers, emulate their example. The Con-
Tolerate soldier fought with honor.
surrendered with honor, and abidcd
the issue with honor. After the war
he came back into the Union equal
with all Union men. He is as loyal
10 the nag to-day as Otner Union men.
1t is true. he had to fight his way with
shackled hands during that awful re-
construction period; but wise men of
the North understand why IL was a
necessity then. He was compelled to
establish the political supremacy Of
the white man in tho South. CAP
plause). SO, too. the Ku Klux Khan
was a necessity Mt that time, and there
can come no reproach to the men OF
/, the South for resorting to that ex-
pedient.
Loyalty to the flag was shown by
the South In the Spanish American
War. More soldiers In proportion to
the population went from Southern
States than from Northern States. And
was not our Joe Wheeler. of Alabama.
"tho backbone of the Santiago cam
paign?" And was 1t not said of our
Iiobson. OF Alabama. that he performed
the most wonderful feat ever per-
formed in naval history? And did not
Willard, OF Maryland. plant the first
flag I'm Cuba? And was 1t not Tom
Brumby. OF Georgia, that raised tho
first flag ut Manila? And did not An
derson, OF Virginia, fire the FIRST salute
Mt Ell Caney? And SO In many ways
other Southern heroes have shown
their loyalty to tho flag,
But does loyalty to the Nag that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12
First Promotion from Private to First
Northumberland Commander of the
United Confederate Veterans, Grand

Camp of Virginia.
;, see from The Times Dispatch or
s1ajor Samuel Grihin Grip. Of Bed
and raised in Salem. Va. Ills father
was DR., William Griffin. a prominent
physician. When quite young Major
Griffin joined Company G. Second Vir-
Rinia cavalry, Fitz. Lees Brigade com
n?aanded by Captain James Breckcn-
called the Rotetourt Dragons. The
trst. year OF tho war II was command
Cd by Captain Andrew J.. PitZer OF
Salem. Va and by Colonel Cary Breck-
enridge. after the reorganiza ton. and
later by his brother. Captain .Ianea
breckenridge. WHO commanded the
company for. the last three years of
William 4. Graves's Company + were
made the sharpshooters OF the regi-
ment our squadron was In l1o en-
gagemcnts. as we were dismounted
and brought on most Of the infantry
battles, as we'll a S TO use the pistol and
sabre when mounted.
While a private | messed with Grif-
nm. and there was not more efficient
soldier III the company-always ready
to do any special duty that was de
VOWED upon him. lie was fourth ad :
Jutdnt of the regiment. promoted from
private and sergeant major: was
y ounded At Sheppardstown. In the face.
July 10. lS63. and at Warrenton / we'll
remember OF his reporting for duty
with his company long before his face
had healed up.
I Will relate very briefly an incident
that happened at Fort Kennon. Charles
City County on the James River Cen
cral Ftz. Lee had ten weli-mounted
and equipped men detailed from each
company in the brigade 20 make an as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12

brave enough and true enough to theii
own side. and to their own principles.
and yet broad enough and true enough
to see our side. too. tApplause).
And. 20 the day IS fast coming. n
day OF peace. God grant that peace
may soon reign In all hearts, so that
We may be a nation known as n Cod
fearing people; people that will stand
Tor temperance-that temperance that
VIII not harm our brother man; a peo
pie that will stand for purity-that
purity that will make for pure man
hood and womanhood: n people that
VIII stand for honesty--that honesty
of conviction and principle that will
dare to do the right thing and the
Just thing. May we stand before all
nations as the greatest people on the
earth-a people that knowing right
will dare to do right.
And when | urge upon you. Daugh-
ters OF the confederacy. to write the
truth Of history. and 10 teach IL to
your children. 1t is with no desire
to arouse in your hearts and minds
nor IN their hearts and minds any AMI
mostly Or bitterness, but that all may
intelligently comprehend the princi-
pies for which our fathers fought.
Teach your children TO resent their
being called rebels and traitors and
let them know that our fathers fought
SO valiantly III order that they might
preserve constitutional liberty. Cap
piause). We Will never DO condemned
for being Confederates, but tho whole
world has right to condemn us If
we are disloyal TO truth and to our
native land prolonged applause).
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direction.

Correction.
To the Editor of The Times Dspa tch:
old confederate soldiers old i" of Amelia .he
County. / noticed in Sundays Times
Dispatch and also in a paper prior to
this. that the names of five Confederate
soldiers of this place were omitted,
viz: II. Il. Bailey Thomas H. Booker,
John l.. Foster. r. w. Royal e. Ellis
Respectfully.
MRS. II. VIRGINIA MERRITT.
.IcterSVille. Va. Snnf % 10l2
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Heraldic Christmas Suggestions

An exqul~ite painting OF Coat-of-Arras. a.
die Tor stamping stationery. stationery heaus8
tifuliy illuminated With Arms or Afonogrn-7zs
seal or seal ring, Whst moro unique or usxt
ipl sift; The Do I.sasy Co, 5; Sichmon1I
ST. Brooklyn. ~. \. a 5s,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12
A DEFENSE OF LEE BY
ONE STUDENT OF WAR
Dr.. McKim Analyses Every Move Of Three Days
Battle, and Places All the Blame on
General I onostreet
General Longstreet

Federal corps, now in rout. might
have been destroyed ana all their
guns captured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12

Information wanted OF Reuofn Nor
we'll. who had brother. Lorenzo Nor
veil Reuben Norven left Virginia IN
about 1850 ard went 10 HiIntsvtlie..
Ala. where he raised n large family.
Lorenzo NorSell remained at Richmond
OF LynchbUrg as q oankor uhETe hos
died ten Or fifteen years ago. Please
send Inform, alton 10 this paper.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18

tors from whom ! received only tempo.
rsry relief decided a. give Lydia r..
pinkham's Vegetable Compound y fair
trial and also the Sanptivc Wash have
now used the remedies for four months
and cannot express my thanks for what
they have done for me-.
eff these lines will be- Of any benefit
YOU have my permission to publish
them. - Mrs. SADIE WILLIAMS. 455
James Street. Elkhart, Indiana.
lydia r.. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound, made from native roots and herbs,
contains no narcotic or harmful drugs,
and to-day holds the record Of being the
most successful remedy Tor female ills
We know of. and thousands Of voluntary
testimonials on file in the Pinkham
laboratory at Lynn, Mass, seem IA
prove this fact.
~ yOu have the slightest doubt
that lydia ", pinkhRm's Negeta-
lille Compound VIII help YOU, write
tOLydia E.pinkham MedicineC 70,
confidential Lynn, Mass, for ad-
Vice. NmIr letter will bc opened
read aud answered ny woman
and held la strict confidence.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18
PNI,ENTS' MD TEACHERS Co
OPI.Ii NIINE NS~OCl ATiON,

M upyuiug meeting ui iu' Parents. r
Teachers f,s'g'utluu VIII Dee held urAi
Monday afternoon lu th" nr,t ward
school building ANY one Interested
iu the ucliu, oi children ls urged Geo
bee present fifteen inmates before
The dismissal uf school In Margaret
Cartwright viii address tHc children
uu Sanitation and Hygiene iu the
HON, ard srhool" Immediately after
school "a, association viii Cuu,cn
Br Cartwright and pr. De Ia Ncrsnr
viii give talks ou 'Sar''Htiun mud HN-
ul,ur lu the Home md school. boz
both English tud spanish. tn, musl,
for the attcruuuu Will hr furnished hs
tht pupils ul Miss ullafd and the
piano Commute, Nill give q report
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18

McCrclght Tho McCormIcka are en-
route 40 san FfnuCiaCp,
State Representative JOHN t-fruu
Rufg and Mrs tprE lofi the FIRST "
the w,ck for Santa Pc where They
viii spend The remainder OF enc vim
ter
Mrs u. g.. Fox lcu Monda, Cor
Los Angeles. here size viii spend
sumr time with her dHushtcr. Mrt
\. v. McGancy.
Mr. aud Mrs Hen Roscubiatt lefi
Monday for th" Pacific cuast after a
visit with Mr. and Mrs Jake Vein
man. Mrs Ruseuhlat o. sister OF
j. 4. aud David Wcinuau
Airs Charles chandler Marshall Of
Atlantic, y. -, BE- visiting Ia the city.
MIR ana Mrs. nathan Elsmau at
liusiVn rotQrncd humc "Wednesday
evening Hft"t d Visit With Mrs Eis.
mans mother Mrs hildcgardc
GruuHfrld.
Nh aud Mrs Sol Wcitlrr aud Mrs.
NHrrt WrlNst leave tomorrow Tor 49,
Louis Mrs nhti WELLER viii re-
main lnr some titrc and Mr. and Mrs.
Sol Micllrr viii $50 tu chicago New
york. and other eastern cities. zee
turning bt tho 1ust to Sew DrlcIns
ON their way home. Th't expect Ga
be- away about sis Nouis.
Mr. sHurs scotsman of -Huta 81,
i~ 900, su,t uf Mrs Amtdn DhuNrz.
Mos o. ~ LoHr ana daughter
Mis \drhidr ipur. ur visiting Nr
and Nr John " Gse. ihc latiot
Mr.. I"NrH dHughtrr
80 h.uuctu. li,5ld son ul So and
Mrs y 30 H,tld. hss arrived iu Sew
Haven Md W.T. ruturn tu Albuquerque
as suuu tF ho hHs uuih,d hH rr.
port 900 thr American Ar haculngica|
su,l"i1 regarding rosDarch work don,
iu Peru
coi 'and Mrs D. o. OU4cut lcu
/ the Nr1 cot th' Nrrk Tor SANTA ifc.
Nrn Uauy o. Wrucr lcu ,rucrda'
tur $50 ioum tu tUut friends for gr,
crul months.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18

Tu, ldi.s oi The Women club
U,ld suuth,r uf th,lr enthusiasts
meetings yesterday Afternoon. one
r,..un vhN The program NaH su "s-
p,,HUl lutct,-ttu- was That DO Nhs
"bumr.ur S,I'Eyv DAY NiH Mts.
i n WIutu o.. Ntdrr When fi, roll
NJs yul,,d D,u Ltd responded Win
Some "bump-tl. Discovery, CO..
ruuI-, lui- gave 900 new .dct- which
viii uuduuWcdt DO, putvtie,I 800 IN"
future.
Mr. Harm ~iruug auI Mrs n. ".
cams suN. readings during ma" after
noon when II rau, Co 90, dis. u--l"u
uI the topic. Doc hr study ui DO
m,Jiy Science S,WplN Ltfc Tor thc
Average HOUSE keeper" every one
entered into 81 with great enthusiasm.
Mrs a a WpN was the lrHdcr The
luncheon Was "SimuliLcd R,iro-h-
mrut- tn, first course was srrf cd
cafeteria style. Mrs " s Burke.
Mls T. a dunbar and Ms TruDu-
berg Nrr, u charge of th" mueh"ou
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18
BY SARAH HALL MOORE.
1rirphone 1888 or t81-laS.

popular young lads H graduate 81
the t'ui,crsiit ut Sew McXiDu ana the
romance witch eliminated nu happily
Yesterday had BE- beginning during the
time that bride ana groom have been
connected with the church choir. Tile
bride for some time past hos horu
making ucr home with her sister MIS-.
g. -. ~ruNrutktr. corner TWHliih
street bnd Marquette avenue MI
NudrrNE is one Of ihr most popular
-uluI-ts iu the TO-, whose rich tenor
,uiD, hts carried thr"usb Geo ~u.rr-F
MANY 10 musical ,g'ut Ills work iu
.ucrrs4uIi enc. hing tho t.nlNorfi'y ui
Sew Mexico Glro club during les SAINTS,
F' tour is sti'l ttcsu lea the public
mind.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18

And 200 iI"l u,J' mtrrind" b. ;h'
uuis NurI 1911, Uufr vu ltI FROM san
FtHu.i..u Hbuut tho N,ddIus nt MI
o. - Inua cot ihla ,itt Gee Miss Flor
ruDe schwartz 90 tuc home ui the
lridtH parents 100 san Francisco ou
ttuutu % Ma. I"r.' JANA, mother
ut the gtu"m aud Ma Edgar ItuJ u'
this ,,t Vet, tine Albuquerque rrla-
lives present aud us said th't, were
about ats guests 900 sll ." Whom ih'
detailed news .u'Uvs So ur' uk"'N tu
uud iuHf 20 ptr quit, % wedding 500
,i"t' VII eagerly await the rutulu tu
this cig of MI Jana and hI- bride
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18
First Concert By Grand Opera
Sextette.

The music loving public VIII Ice gltd
Geo know that the Grand Opera sex
tctto VIII give their first concert on
the evening oi the twenty fourth u
the PRESBYTERIAN church Nr Bu"r-
chapplc. one of The mcuhrys ~ the
-rNtrtt,. carried ont ar ingenious .dv,
in combining the tickets aud pro-
grams. Instead ut the usual tickets,
neatly arranged programs we're print
ed aud these are being sold a. tickets.
Some uf Alhupurrpur's best musical
talent will take part aud ell those vino
attend viii mdouhtcdlt hear o. first
class entertainment The A. g. o. i.
,~ composed of Miss Bcryl kcuw orthy
pianist. Miss Franklin. soprano, Miss
Nurdy contralto; Mr purtoar, tenor.
nj Patterson. nassp. dnd Nj Rowe
chapplc. baritone
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18
Mus- niii,.t.s mnsrI.ss.

Mrs. ~ " Briggs wtr hostess ~"
afternoons Of th, past week. 81 starter
Tor -,ri's uf affair N'Ni week
Mrs Briggs Intends giving two or
three more parties. pH Monday ~"
Noudn, Bridge club met ut thc
Hrigg home aud the hostess invited
iu several iu mak,. extra tables. Those
puyiug vrr, Ncsdumrs NHuCN Bees
wick. W g. Eviuh ". " strong, \.
BORDERS. George Elock Frank Ack"i
man. Waiter CouurA. q; g. Eistlcr,
r. g. bradford. Goo. Stntcsuu aud
Mar, uig gnu. Thou uu Tuesday f'-
rruuru Mr. Erigge entertained at e.
'hiublD party Thusc making ~ tho
crowd were MC.damrs W. W StrnuR,
IT. y Maynard John wilson J. Doc.
uttt, = Nuuu u s Baker Jarrett.
.1 e. Christensen 'hus Warrington
and ] r. Nr,hul pu nest Monday
Mrs BriRgs VIII entertain TIE tiigh-
land Auction bridge club.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18
wooDMEN's Cn,CLE INsTNLLN,
HlnA

The regular business session of cot
luuVuod grove VAS held az two u'rlock
TUESDAY afternoon. ut which e Hum-
hrr or candidates we're Initiated. Al
three o'clock the doors Mere opened
Go invited guests who we're welcomed
with speech by the guardian, Mary
Fuuruolle. Elizabeth l.ohrman az iu-
stalliug oincer assisted by th. drlll
team. then installed The following Of
LCcrS
Past guardian. MARY fuurnrile
guardian NmauFH FriNrrt adviser,
sarah Mr-ttttrlt U're Luu Hop
ping. banker Em ga Wtllng attend
Hnt. EHmDctn rhtmau. chaplain
inuisc Gehrns. cniineis, IDA SETH
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18
Something Doing Every Minute From NOW
Until Lent Is Social Prospect in Albuquerque
Ivan Grunfeds Dinner Party at AvaradO and Prospective
Luncheon at Same Place By Mrs w G, Reim Pre-emin-
ent in Calendar; Mrs. Drum and Mrs Bcarrup Enter
tanned deliberately.

n really looks as though there
would be something doing every min
ute from noW until Lent By that
time everyone will be tired out BY
the gay aud giddy social whirl and
viii be glud at a rest
THE past week has really started
thlugs Mr.. and AIRS. Ivan Grunsfeld
gave an elaborate dinner party at the
AlVarado ana next week Mrs. w. &.
kcim Will give luncheon at the
same popular social rendezvous.
t'ut at our prominent su-
riciy InHtrOHs. Mrs -. y. Marion, has
gone 90 thr capital city to spend some
time to- official state society. which
D. ut ts height ct activity during the
leg. tItdtr. Mrs Marion is decidedly
charming ana me- doubt viii hc "a
header Iu thu social gtyCtiCs Of the
ctnbul city tui the next few months.
Cumu.g rHtl 90 the happenings Oi
the week. prrhap- IA largest and
u"-t elaborate Widi, was the dinner
party at the AlNJrado on Tuesday
evening. given bN MI aud Mis-. Ivan
Gtun-trid. cumpiinCutlug Mt and
ur,. nathan EitiuHu ui BOSTON. Mrs.
Ei-mau is q sister ct NJ GruuHfeld
aud o d'ught q ct Mra. ~ igcgUrd"
Gruuslcid
W NFn one NtN llit h-hiN kN'"I' 90
% dinner party 10 Be- no easy matter
for the hostess and huuor"d guest
20 bc within speaking distance of th'
invited guests. ilut Tuesday night %
clever Idea vus carried uut ~o that
Jlt could cuIuy utDh others ,umptu,
Mr. and Mtr. Eirmau aud Mt and
Mr. Gruu~iDld were seated ut 20 round
Table and then Ions tables attending
each way Nvr" arranged Tor th,
guests Nut Just 60 bouquet ui pink
carnations. bout hug, clusters ul the
pretty flowers iutW,d the decoration,
"i the tables. 90 urg' cluster as Gag
c'utDrpirUu OF ZACH tIhi, ana th,f
tWu smaller clusters ut each end rl
nor tn guests PLAYED auction until o.
lat" hour
Co,cr. we're L,d tor Mr.. Hide
gprdC Grunei,id. Mr. and Mrs Alirc,
Grunslcid. Mr. AMI Mr4. q. t.. BROOKS
Mr. aud Mira John Ice Clarke. Mr.
aud Mrs NJ l.. stern. Mr. and Mrs
rcrnard llf"ld. Mr. aud Mrs Gcurg,
Simms ir and Mrs J Wcinmau
Mr. aud Mrs A. -. Wahu, col. 1u,
Mir. !. ~ o'licillN Mr. and MIR
Dave Wciuuau. Nj and Mrs. lidrt'
Weller. Mr. gud Mrs Fred Kent, Mr.
aud Mrs ~ -. Chadhuuruc Nrs
samuel N"usiudt, Mir and Mrs S,y
mour l.vvinsuu, Nh ana AIRS MIR,
Muud Hll Ir ! r. PrHt,r. pr Ha'
Mrs Ncudrl SUhor. pr aud Mrs J
y. Elder. Ma aud Mrs q Nu'h
Mr. q e MuGutfcy aud MIR Nuu %
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18

female weakness,
pain and irrcgulari
ties. The pains in
my sidos were in.
creased by walking
or standing on my
feet and | had such
awful bearing down
feelings, was dc
pressed In spirits
and became thin and
pale with duh, heavy
eyes. | had six doc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18
HELEN GOULD WILL
SPEND $1,000 ON
TROSSEAU
One of Richest of American
Women Sets Example for
Brides Of the Nation.
CO, Leased Wire 10 ii,cuius IIc,asl.,

tBS Leased Wire "a Evening IIeIahii
b Naw YORK. Ian ~ --Allhough she
Boz one 90 thc richest women iu Amer
iC.G Helen Miller Gould viii cuniine
thD expense OBJ her Rvddiug truussetu
Go within s nHp The latter figure
Was thar -et hy Madeline Force. now
the widow of colonel John Jacob AS
tor, when goo Hs married and o. was
d shock 60 Fitth avenue modistos
Many wealthy brides have spent ton
ur twenty tiucs this. When MiSs
Gould mafrios FINLEY e sheppard. "a
hcr Tarry town. y g.. home next We'd
nesday. sn, aHi he gnN ned in IVORY
Whiio with satin ANA rose point sc"
TRIMMINGS With 20 court train aud a
rose uuini NeiL NIss Guulds fpNor-
itu euinrs atr purple aud gray sud
mnsf of hos lruusseau be- made Hp pt
These colurH
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18

Tho rNuI- ~ n J0UU'- IUUTtU IIis
begun Giilgcnt IutctC, ou t hrsui,iW
UHutttu. 90 blN of Rest. Pos "a. J.
witty 60 Dee given uu sunday. F'hru.
at, ]. aud which gives promise of bee
ing % noteworthy rusicIl event undrr
the direction OF Mis- Iurrisru,. cuoir
leader
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18

Mrs Harry Drum of Chicago and
Mis-. Glenn Braffup ~ SiOCk tOu. cal,
by Miss clara Rluchcr az her home
in Old Albuquerque. on Thursday. Tho
afternoon was spent with SOC and
when II came 90 the awarding of
prizes Mrs John Mckee carried off
first honors and was presented with
q beautiful hand painted sugar aud
creumer Mrs Kenneth Baldridge
was consoled with n spoon tray. Hand
painted plates were presented to the
honored guests as tho guest prizes
After this the guests were ushered
into the dining room ana seated AZ
"a beautifully appointed luncheon TIA
BILE The center Of the table WAS n
mass al smilax reflecting ~ beauty
~ large mirror, Each place was
marked with pretty rose place card
aud "a Killarney rose was laid beside
each plate a. a favor.
Those playing during tho afternoon
wer. Mcsdames Harry Drum, Glenn
Brmrrup. John Mckee Frank Quinn,
George punk. Kenneth RaldTldge.
Harold Moore. NJ. T.. Aihcry. Cortcz
QuiCkcl Albert Korhcr, Tcssisr aud
Miss carol Shlpley
\ number OF affairs have bcan
planned tor next wccK cumplimcntlng
81 ,urgc Nchcr viii entertain and on
Thursday Mrs. Frank quinn has IN
Vit,d o. number ne % courtesy to Mrs.
Bcarrup aud Mrs. Harry Drum
o
Airs Charles Hudson was hostess tu
o. number ui trlcuus Thursday after
noon Inc honor of Mrs Fillmore Of El
p'eu Tn" utrrur. }'Hs spout with
sewing and Refreshments. Those pres
rut urr, Mr- g. ". kuuE Mrs. GUY
Rogers. Mrs. D. 60 Nutior Mr. NJ.
Sash Airs Earl Knisht. Mrs. l.. g.
ltuWVll
q
Mrs JOHN A. GAGS NV tied e mum
her uf hrr friends tu her homo "u
East Central pvcuua Tuesday after
noon 4" meet her mother, Mrs J. ~
Lowe and her sister Miss Adelaide
Lowe of Fasadenn California Mira
, Lowe nnd her daughter have beer
guests at tho Gass home the past tv,
weeks
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18
"SimphGcd Rcfrcshments" Feature Of Most
Interesting Program By Womdns Club;
Home Scientific Management Discussed

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room. 'sr'' TN '"' que '' '"' P'''
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Just then CO., stars aud stripes nan
folded and sluv,rvd confetti and t
beautiful .ut gIls. bowl into the hands
ur The worthy officer MARI Foururllt,
who hn- been poo faithful Co th, duties
uf her office
Great credit 'r que 'h" 'halrh'"
ul this committee" sovereign Emma
waiting ana h"r efficient helpers Tor
the great success. n' tur entertainment
Tine main hall NH- beautifully dee
Grated with tu, grove rolurs aud vm-
nloms nut Oh, umuuri nan was a
bower eft h''uh In" table, .,, Ng ..,,