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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-15
Medical inspection in Schools.

The report recommends that the
present system of medical inspection
Of schools bC extended so that the
state shall not resign supervision over
the detective class after they pass the
stage Of compulsory education.
This is the time when all our ma
chincry should be perfected to safe.
guard our ciildrcn--cspccially do |
plead IL for our girls--thc community
knows, 1t needs no repetition here
that TIE unprotected feeble minded
Birl Is a greater source of evil in a
community than Il youth of the same
class
institutions for women of which
have any knowledge, If the lamentable
results of neglect OF this class were
taken out OF them, would show I'm
Amazing decrease in their population.
Even Win careful provision for suili-
Gent custodiul care of this class Of
weak minded. there win be a perccn-
tagc that will slip through. and Tor
this reason, IL no other. there should
he the examination into the social,
mental and moral conditions of those
brought before the courts before SEN
fence is passed upon them 10y The
or Judge
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-15
SPECIAL CLUB
IS CONSIDERED
Calumet !. 0. o. +. Degree Team
Is Being Reorganized

Steps are now being taken to reor-
game the degree stan of the Calu-
met lodge of odd Fellows, which has
done but little work locally since par
tlcipation i'm the national contests N
Minneapolis short time ago, The
members are enthusiastic and have
profited much by their participation in
his contest and the new team viii
be- a stronger one than that which has
represented the lodge in the past.
The members of the degree staff are
determined Ia participate In other big
,untcsts in the future and with this
idea in mind are planning To organize
special club, the aim of which will
hc to finance future competitions.
When plans for the recent trip to
Minneapolis were first considered, IL
was necessary to give special enter
ialnments and to raise funds in other
ways, but hereafter the degree team
members hope TO raise funds through
special contributions TO the degree
staff club. which will enable them to
enter any Of the larger contests.
The idea Is a novel one and will bc
worked ont gradually. All of the
present members of the degree staff
will be invited TO Join the club as well
as any others who are interested in
degree work and as a result of fire.
uucnt practice II is expected a much
stronger team viii be possible than
has represented the lodge in the past
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-15
Sees Remedy in Religion.

The necessary couse of the major
ty OF criminal acts Is the choice Of
the individuals free will Therefore
To correct the criminal tendency the
only method of approach is by way of
the individuals higher faculties. In the
philosophical aspect this is the Prov
ince of morality, and the practical APP
plication of morality is the function of
religion Religion appeals To the per-
sonal responsibility of the individual:
unless this feeling is awakened any
nope for permanent cure is futile"
The committee emphasized the ncn-
"iits of the probation system, the iu-
dctcrminate sentence aud the parole
Each year. il is said endorsed the
wisdom Of these reforms. THE war;
Ien o. superintendent advocates more
and more earnestly that when prac-
ticable every effort be put tprta to
save offenders of the law from further
cvil-doing withoup committing TO
prison or reformatory There is no
class 50 opposed TO prisons, by what
ever name called, as those whose duty
Ii is to superintend them; il is the in
different public who stolidly look on
while their members drift into
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-15

CENTRAL Kenneth, the
two- yedr-old son Of William Anderson.
is dead rs the result Of eating dozen
or NOR" matchhoads
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-15

STANDlSIi-Mrs lanes Whc,lcr
So Years old is dead here. She camo
from Seattle Wash, 10 be at her old
home with her childreu here.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-15

JACKSON-Carl Northup. engineer
Of the tire engine No. L. was badly il.
jurcd and his engine considerable,
damaged late Sunday nlght when the
apparatus collidcd with - street car.
The team ran away ana could not bc
controlled
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-15

CADIG.LAC-Fiftoen ncighbors q.
Mrs. KuoGa Bahucau a needy widow.
remained away rom church SUNDAY
morning and built "a home FOR her on
the outskirts OF the city near the spot
whore her home had been wrecked a
lew weeks ago by lightning
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08
ALlung Tango and Fascinating
Mdxive to Appear on MoOie Screen
in albuquerque Next Wednesday
Three TerpschOrean Reels Will Prove Of Interest," Dean
Hart Of Denver Approves sOCalled Freak Dances and
Says Criticism Is Due to Ignorance; Cut Out strange
Holds, Advice Of Elsie Janis.

wednesday at the Crystal thtator
there viii be- shown three reels OF pie
lures in which Miss Joan sawyer ant
Wallace McCutchoon. the most D ~
ular dancers az the New York thudtsr
roof garden. win demonstrate the
Tango. Maxine and other new dances
A Denver paper aays. For The
larger part OF an hour a mtl aud a
maid turkoy-trottcd, tangOud. end
chicken-tiipped on a screen t. the
tune of snappy music. and gave MANY
their first glimpse of the real taing In
rags. The man In white woolans
with tho shiniost 81 thin and shiny
patent feathers and the ma IL the
fllmiest OF thin an hlmy emit ms,
whirled and whlzxed over the gliltan-
Ing floor without ever mrs tcp Jr
ever stop until tho dlzzyins end %
the dance,
when particularly intricate
maze OF steps was in progress t.sc
movie man flashed the camera full
on the feet OF the dancers, bringing
them 80 close TO the observer that not
a movement OF the dainty Frcncn-
heeied feet could be lost.
Dcpn Hart Approves New Dances.
Dean n. Martin Hart, head OF Dem
vor's most exclusive congregation, 81.
Johns, approves these dances. He
says: And / am frank to say 1 saw
nothing Objectionable in them IN tho
least. They were very pretty, nome
OF them exceedingly artistic and /
would not object TO any young man
and woman In my parish dancing any
thing I saw on tho screon--if they
danced Il just as / saw =.
"Of course, ! can see how these
like all other dances. degenerate into
vehicles for dcplorabio vulgarity. but
that waB not true of the dances
saw"
Objections Due 60 Ignorance Of
Proper Way to Dance.
In most cases those who object to
the numerous new dances classod as
raging are those who have never
seen them danced or have seen them
danced so badly that no idea Of the
original step could be gathered from
the performance.
There Is an undeniable fascination
10 the music and steps. People who
have never waitzed or two-stcppod
well. are able TO one-step beautifully
lit Is almost impossible to keep
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08

from one-sicpping when the proper
music Is played.
Elsie Janis, Anfhurity on Danelna.
Elsie janis e writing series Of
articles for the Chicago Tribune,
which describe the new dances All
who have seen Miss Janis know what
a wonderful dancer she Is and viii
admit that she can speak ith author
ity on all variations ~ tcrpsich0rean
art.
Concerning the ono-step she says.
- few things must be d, lc away
with II II Is 20 survive the leiuse Of
abuse. No more strange holds that
look a. n the dancing partner WAS an
opponent trying 20 throw his lady
fair; no more dipping until the dress
that was 90 pretty when you arrived
n a shadow 81 its former self when
YOU leave. No moro awaying OF tho
shoulders aud hips at the snmo time.
II cannot be done unless YOU are
acrobatic. These pastimes must go
IL the dance TO endure"
THE Tango.
Many who think they arc dancing
the tango are merely celebrating tiie
ono-siep. The real tango Is dunccd
very slowly-~the music II twO-four
time and ia Paloma" Is suggested
by Miss Janis as being one OF the
best tunes for ".
There are eight real tango steps,
others are personal steps which var
loGs people make up.
The Mnxlxc.
The brazilian maxlxe, pronounced
"mashooBh." viii never rival the
tango. one-step or waltz because Il is
too acrobatic. To dance Il one il
working quite hard. and some vf the
some OF the steps are quite difficult TO
master.
Tho Hesitation Waltz.
In speaking OF the hesitation waltz
Mrs Janis says Il b. one Of the most
fascinating, dreamy alluring hQme-
wrecking dances have ever had the
pleasure of dancing THAT seems 20
be enough TO say about A.
Enthusiasm Ia Albuquerque.
There is great deal Of enthusiasm
In Albuquerque over these new
dances. Judging by the strains Of rag
music coming from talking machines
about town, and those Interested are
looking forward with delight 20 the
dancing pictures coming Wednesday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08
First Rehearsal Assures Complete
Success of New Choral Society
10 GiUe Recital During Holidays

y. Franklin. MIR. w. q. Parker. Mr..
John c. Gould. Mr.. Ben Puryear, Mr..
Ira Boldt. Mr.. Desmond Terrell, Mr.
c. Il. Franklin, SIR. Herbert r. Asse-
lin. Mr.. Sam Pickard. Mr. Caryl
Simpler. MIR. r. ) AltmiN. Mr. George
Lang. Mr. John Betz, Mr.. Trevor NJ.
Cartwright, Mr.. y. r. Radcliffe.
Bussos--Mr Hugo Meyer Mr.
George Everitt. Ma. Charles Weber,
Mr.. Robert Sewel, Mr.. Charles r.
Daubcr. Mr.. Louis, Hcssciden. Mr.
Daniel Pulladino. Mr. J. T.. Heald'
MIR George y. Mitchell. MIR. Herman
snyder. MIR. n. ~ Hutchinson. Mr.
David r. Lane. Mr.. ". =. Robertson,
Mr.. clyde Kelly, Mr .. II. Jayne
Mr. Charles kahnt, Mr.. W. y. walk
er. Col. j. @. Albright. Mr.. r. d.
Lawrence. Mr.. A. G Benlcken, SIR
NJ. T.. Gabelo.
Or, David u. Boyd Is president
and Mrs. Floyd Morriaettc chairman
Tho committees follow
Music and Voice Committee Mrs
y. L. Bradford. Mrs +. W. Harden
Mrs. Mabel stevens Himoe Mr., y
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08
Touring Car as Wedding
Gift.

A pretty wedding occurred Thurs
day evening at 1880 o'clock Ia tho
First Methodist church. when Miss
Marguerite Jackson became the bride
OF Mr.. Wictzc Jan Nandersluis, Rev.
&. -. Hickman performing the core-
mony. The bride. who 10 popular
young lady Of this city. looked very
pretty In her travelling suit OF Coz
penhagen blue with accessories to
match. and carried a huge bouquet OF
white carnations ana ferns. Miss
Macie Jackson, sister OF the bride
and Mr.. Paul Hayno. cousin. at
tended the couple The guests IN
cludcd only tho family and relatives.
Tho young couple left on the mid
night train for tho Grand Canyon
Los Angeles. san Francisco. Seattle
and numerous other places 20 spend
their honeymoon after which they
viii return Go Glondora, CAL 20
make their home. - wedding gift
Mr.. vaudrrsluls presented his bride
with a beautiful now 5-passcugcr
touring car They plan a trip 20
Holland next year.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08

advertised for such cases and sent and
got a hottie. ~ did me 80 much good
that / kept on taking il and found II 70
be all you claim. ] recommend your
Compound 10 all women afflicted as l
was. -" Mrs. +. y. MuLLENpoRE, Nun
ford, Alabama.
An Honest Dependable Medicine
Is Lydia r. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. A Root and Herb medicine orig
ina ed nearly forty years ago by Lydia
r.. Pinkham of Lynn, Mass, for con-
trolling female ills.
Us wonderful success in this line has
made il thessafcst and most dependable
medicine Of the age for women and no
woman suffering from female ills does
herself justice who does not give II a
trial.
II you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia ". Pinkham's Negeta-
bile Compound will helpyOu,writc
% Lydia E.Iinkham MedicineCO.
(cOniidentiaD Lynn, ass for adj
vice, Your letter Will he opened,
read and answered by a woman,
aud held la strict confidence
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08

This afternoon Mrs. MAX Schusttf
n Los Angeles. was the honor guest
~ particularly d6lighiful ten given
~ her sister Mrs r Kempenlch. oHs
Wsst Central avenue.
Beautiful chrtsanthemuins M pros
fusion decorated she drawing room
and reception hail In tho dlning
room tbs table. hanoaone with cut
Fiasa and silver. was frightened By an
exceptionally artistic ccnttrpscco 81
Yinh roses and plnk tulie.
The fefreshmonta were delicious
and throughout tho afternoon there
was soft muFic BY an orchestra pf
atringod Instruments.
Mrs Kemponich WAS asslstc1 BY
Airs. bernard fifeia. Mra. Noa ~
field. Mrs. Berthoid' spigz. Mrs. Ed-
ward spltz Mrs. Aaron Roscnwaid.
Mrs. sidney losenwnld. Mrs. ~. l..
storn. Mira. Louis flunlng, Mrs. O. +.
Brooks and Mrs W. g. strlciglcr.
The girls who served we're Misses
Ailne Stern, Helen Hope. Gladys MAN.
dell. Eleanor vauEhcy. Jean Arnot
and Eislc and Lillian Kempenich.
Those who were invited are Mrs.
George Arnot. AIRS. Frank Ackcrman,
Mrs. w w. Barney. Mrs. tsanc hnrih.
Mrs Ada Either Mrs. Jofn hofror
dale. Mrs q. T. Brooks. AIRS. y. ".
-. Bryan Mrs. A. .. Chndliournc,
Mrs. Clark NJ. Carr. Mrs. John leo
Clarke. Mrs Waiter Conneil Mrs,
Louis Hunlng. Mrs. G. ~ Conner,
Mis- y. q Cornish. Airs. Tom Tar.
Any. Mrs otto Diockmann Airs y
W Dobson. Mrs Il. w. Edg.le. NlaH
I.lrdie Brent, Airs. J.. W. f.idrr. Mis-.
w s Hopcweli. Mrs Ffaps FIubheIi.
Mrs. Franz Huning. Mrs, Arnp Hum
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08
Miss Lula Bacon to Be
Welded.

Of interest TO their friends In Al
buaueruue will be the approaching
marriage OF Miss Lula Bacon Of Al"
bany. Georgia. Co Mr., Joseph 9.
Kirchcr Of Albuquerque, which VIII
take place next "Wednesday, Novem-
her II, at the residence Of Miss ha-
cons sister, Mrs. Edward Shetiie'u'
Ia Americas. Ga.
Miss nacon has many friends here.
having spent a great deal of the last
me or bI& yalts III Aibudterph as
the guest of her sistcr-iu-law. Mrs
Wallace W. Pacon, on North Walter
street
MIR. Kircher h very popular being
connected with tho district forestry
offices here. After % visit TO MI.
Kirohcr's home In Illinois they VIII
return December to reside Tn Albu-
querQuc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08

81. johns Guild met Wednesday
with Mrs. O. +. Brooks and made
plans for q THANKSGIVING tea 20 be
held Wednesday. November 26. I'd
the home 81 Mrs. a. A. Keen. 1901
West Tijeras avenue.
A specially viii be made Of the
home cooking table, which r. IN
charge Of Mrs J. +. Mclaughlin
and Mrs Amado Chavez and pies.
cranberry sauce and ali sorts of ac-
cossories 10 the THANKSGIVING dinner
will be on sale.
The tea table will be presided over
by W. Y. Walton. Mrs. VIII Springer
aud Mrs. George Kiock. and Mrs w
IT, jerks and Mrs. j. A. Harlan "
sch aprons and caps.
Mrs j. w. Hail. si0 North FIRST
street. viii 90 hostess 10 the Ladies'
Aid society Of the Congregational
church Thursday afternoon. Novem-
Der ~. A social hour VIII follow the
business meeting.
The Rcctor's Aid of 81. Johns
Episcopal church will meet next
Thursday with Mrs. r. Matthias.
To the great regret Of st. Johns
congregation Mrs e. l.. Bmdford
has been compelled 90 resiKn from
the choir because OF too much mu-
steal work. She has been singing at
81. Johns for over year ana her
pleasing solo work will be greatly
missed.
The Missionary society Of the allied
churches met on Monday afternoon
In the Lead avenue Methodist church
and the following excellent program
was enjoyed;
Hymn. From Grecnland's Icy
Mountains"
Scripture reading.
Prayer
Paper, THE Ideal Missionary. -
Mrs. Hammond.
Acts OF APOSTLES in Korea Mrs.
Fohrman.
Vocal solo. Mrs. c. II. Carnes.
Heading "Nelilo's Gift" Mrs. Dor
ris
Mission study class, Mrs Atwood.
Duet, Mrs Rex and Mrs williams.
Hymn, Far and Near the Fields
Are Teeming."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08

ing. Mrs Non fIl1i1. AIM BemAf4
Nftld. Mrs Louis Ilfoia NfN lH#it
Jefft. AIRS iitnnle 1Asfn. slfA NJ O.
I<cln, Mrs 81 a. Kent 1Irs Hepos
klook. Mfe 81 Jarrett H,eeea fpIIA
ana Lou Fee Afe r. iafsh 4rH heFe
mour fne|naon, MgH e HmNhtH
Mrs. Roy Snmm Mfs HaHfeunN
slanim Mrs y rhleidor Mga IL A
YnuFheg Nra aei Weiiler tlfs
Dave WELLER Mrs HafrN Wei|leN
ARR. pate Wcinmen. Ma Sadie #ep.
atadf MIss Minnie fiolknan. ttsa
tfpz Nerdhans Mrr FfHnt Feoicf.
Mrs. nehefl fsalnef Mrs I1iftie.
Mrp. W. o. Hope. Mrs. Jake Weln.
man. Nif8 Chna white, Airs 8 81
Wrnlh. hfrn y uuftr Nfa NeIll D.
Field. Ara a. W. Floufno4. 1srs A.
her, 0ruusfeld, Mrs. Alfred Qsun4-
fold. Mrs. Ivan oruueleiN. nffn. Na-
ward Hpiir Mrs. 1lerthold fpliE Nra
Ernest Splits. Mrs NJ r. aieFn Nfe
Simon stern. Mira Albert STERN. Mrs.
n. stern. Mrs W. s. ssfleRief Ars
~. W. Strong. Mrs ~ g. noats Nfa
vi CoadinRtoh. Mrs =. s. HnseRHala.
Mrs hnfen fioaenwnia Mra aldpeg
iiononwald Mrs. Mendel Eliher. Mrs
Oeorge simms. Mfs nosa Merritt.
hfs. Geoss- Hci.anarcrn ARE. sie
fried 0runsfcid, MfA Haul Harris.
Mfs. J. B Eorndnn, MIS- 1aeobq
YfiaFri. sF Mrs Frank Wiieen, MrH
A. KompouIrh Mes al Frost Mrs
Mabel stevens llimoo. Mrs. 81 " Sta
renls. MrH - A. NacphoTaou Mfa. a.
j. Naloy. Mra Mike Mandels. Mrs
o. n. Marion. agrs W W Mcfiei'en.
Mrs a. ~ McNllen. aIra. MnfnaFet
mcdler Mrs, Joseph Drown ana aIra
W 3. Metcsif
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08
Thimble Party.

This afternoon Mrs. NJ. Il. Hickey
and Miss Ethel Hickey gave jolly
thimble party and az o'clock serv-
cd delicious lunch. Several huge
punches Of chrysanthemums were
the only decorations for the occasion.
The guests were Mrs. A. y. Me-
Millen. Mrs. n. r. Stevens. Mrs ~.
". Dunbar. Mrs Ralph Dunbar. Mrs.
~ Burke, Mrs w. H. barney. Mrs.
w W. Strong. Mrs. Bernard Ilfeld,
Mrs. Louis Ilfeld. Mrs J. r. Luthy.
Mrs. A. j. Maioy, Mrs, George Az.
bright Mrs. w. G. Hope. Mrs. Reu-
ben Perry, Mrs. Amado Chavez. Mrs.
a. $, Rodoy, Mrs. Edward Reid. Mrs.
w. A. MCMILLAN and Mrs. David Il.
pnyd.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08
JohnsOn-Pratt Engagement.

Mr.. and Mrs. ", n, Frntt Uh-
rouncc tho engagement OF their
daughter Fannie g. Pratt, 90 MI, X.
y A. Johnson. Tho wedding VIII
take place somc time i'm December
This. although not surprise. VIII
De of great interest to tho many
friends ~ Miss Pratt. who has lived
here all her life. ana of Mr. john
son. who hus bcon here FOR the past
three years ana o. connected with
tho United states forest service.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08
-, Auds Nv mh
1IHAlNrACN1lV al Nj

Stanley sodor
Business Commitlee--Mr Hugo
Meyer. Mrs Floyd Morrisette, Mr.
Robert soweli.
Advertising Committee Mr. bon
purycaf. Miss Laura McCoilum. Mrs.
J. a. Hubbg.
Tho secretary and treasurer u Mr..
Hugo g. Meyer.
Accompanied. Mr.. y. Stanley scdor;
director, Mr.. Charles J. Andrews.
Works selected Tor the initial CON
cert;
'The Woman Of somaria." by
sterndale Bennett.
'efhe Challenge ~ Thor" By Ed
ward ElHar (from '"rhe SAGA Of
King Olaf" by Lonafeilou)
The Balloiujsh Chorus. from
1.-The Messiah" by Handel.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08

Change OF Lie mat
/ could hardly live.
Ny husband had 20
nailrubber on all the
gates for / could not
stand II to have "a
gate slam.
81 also had back
ache and a fullness
IN my stomach. |
noticed that Lydia
r. Pinkham 8 Vege-
table Compound was
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08

Splendid In every respect was the
first meeting Of the Albuquerque
Choral society. held In 81. Johns
Guild hall Tuesday evening last. II
was seen early IN the evening that
the quarters were inadequate. seeing
that the society Is growing SO rapid
~, and Il is announced that tue
meetings will be held IN future IN
the high schul building, corner OF
Third street and Lead avenue.
Rchcnrsnls will be held weekly ON
Tuesday evenings, and all Interested
are desired to he In attendance
promptly az 1.30.
The society is indebted 10 the pub
lie school board for the privilege OF
using the high school building. This
rs another instance ct the spirit
shown toward this splendid move
mont. and the organization s. tender
ing It's thanks To the board through
these columns.
sixty voices participated In the
first rehearsal this week and there
VIII be easily one hundred when the
first public recital is given during
the holiday season the date having
not been definitely fixed az yet.
Following are the patrons and
patronosscs: Mcsdames NJ. W. Flour
noy. q. 4. Pollock. Roy a. stamm f.
r. Sturges. }. 4. Luthy, W. W.
Strong, Noa llfold. Louis llfeld. Dr.
| Mcndci SLIDER. Prof q. n. Hodglu.
IN J. A. Rcidy, George T. Albright
W. S, Patterson, y, D. Schwentker
and J. g. Herndon The fun list of
members of the society officers and
committees is az follows;
List of Active Members
Sopranos Mrs Ada Pierce VIM
Mrg. Ralph NJ. Henderson. Mrs. r. l.
Bradford, Mrs. kenneth j. Bald.
ridge, Mrs Charles s. White. Mrs. G
n. Carnos, Mrs j. NJ. Mckee, Mrs
J.. q .Schwentker, Mrs ~. r.. Sher
man, Mrs. A. O. Forester, Mrs. Ro'
Mcdonald. Mrs. Robert T., Curry
Mrs u. r. Pollock, Mrs. cor
Quickel, Mrs. Donald Lusk, Mrs. T.
NJ. Hutchinson, Mrs, r. j. Pratt
Mrs, y, -. Lawrence. Mrs. George
Mrs. n. G.. Meyer. Miss Mary McFi,
Miss Annette McFie. Miss Kathcriu
| Grimmer, Miss Elsie Sackctt, Mis-
I Marcella Risden, Miss Hortens
+ schweltzer, MISS Irene Boldt Mis-
I Charlotte Pratt. Miss Charlotte As
selin, Miss lula NeleheI Miss Ami
Nowhall Miss Lolita Newhnll, Mis
4 Elizabeth Jastor Miss Jane walsh
I Miss Maibelle Williams. Miss May /
! Mayer. Miss A. LaDrlere, Miss Lott
:, szymanski, Miss Rose Harsch
"A Altos-Mrs q J. Andrews, Mr.
4 -. n. earns. Mrs. j a. Hubbs Mr.
4 G.. A. Foreman, Mrs. G.. McCmnahal
q Mrs. S. -. Miller, Mrs Floyd Mol
70 rissoite Mrs e. M. Hutchinson, Mr.
% Mcneil, Mrs. David u. Lane. Mr
q George Everitt Mrs. =. W. Harde
Mrs. NJ. Il. sabin. Mrs. j. W. Wilso
Miss Dora PEBBLES, Miss Grace Mo
r. dy, Miss Laura McConum, Miss Hole
j. James, Miss Jennie Trott, Miss Ber
4, k"nworthy, Miss Laura ColgaH, Mi
70 Charlotte Lcmbke. Miss Pearl TOM
kins. Miss Bunny Tompklns Miss
Leuheaux, Miss Evelyn Eyerltt. Nj
olivia Eyeritt,
4 Tenors--M Mr. John A. Falkenhur
= Mr Charles } Andrews, Alr nowd,
! kenworlhy Mr. w. W Brown. Mr..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08
Mrs. SLIDER Hostess.

Mrs. Mendcl siiber. ia South Sew
enth street. gave the first Of a series
OF parties Thursday afternoon. Twen-
Is ladies were present and brought
their sewing a lovely lunch was
served and a particularly pleasant
time enjoyed by an who were there
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08
News of ClubdOm.

Tho Wednesday Thlmblc club met
today with Mrs, William McClurken
and enjoyed a delightful afternoon
during which delicious two-course
lunch was served. Guests besides the
club members were Mrs. r. D. slsk
Mrs. r. Arthur. and Miss Florence
Dcutz
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08
Dinner for six-Year old.

Mrs. q. 4. Brooks gave a dinner
Wednesday evening for her nephew.
Robbie Wilson who celebrated mis-
sixth birthday that day Covers wcre
laid for eight ana especially delicious
menu enjoyed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08
MUsICNL CINB PROPOSED.

Plans are In progress Tor the or
ganizaton OF "a Musical club here
among tho professional musicians.
There Is National Federation Of
Musical clubs and New Mexico Is not
represented IN ".
The first meeting will be held some
time In December ana the plans of
the organization will be completed at
that time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08
Comings and Goings Of
Your Friends in albuquerque

from three weeks business trio 70
Phoenix. Ari4
Mrs Alargerui Mediny iefl Thurs
day evening for trip 81 several
weeks she win visit FIRST ia Inmil-
Ton. Alo. and Topeka, Kan. going
from there 20 Chicago. where She
conllnnol On pnse sla.