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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20
CHRISTMAS OOINGS
IN OLD TOWN ON
|. ECEMBER "a
Duranes and Old Albuquerque
Schools to Unite in Celebra-
ton in the Afternoon.

The pupils Of the ola Albuquerque
and Duranes district school viii unite
IN n Christmas program with christ
mas tree. at the Society Hall in ola
Town, December "a, at 2 .. m. The
program is as follows:
Program
Song --IIappiest Christmas Day
........ ola Albuquerque school
Recitatlon--Ch Is Coming -.
......,....... White Thichoff
Observation-Disclosures Greeting
............. Willie Arihs
song-Joily old ST. Nicholas $3.50.
commandments. Duranes school
Drill--Merry Christmas ........
49,. .Firs, Grade. old Albuquerque
Reading Making Christmas Pres
ents .............. Ella Alhers
Song-Song to Santa Claus .,..
Enfcrnia I.ucero. Tocha Garcia
Exercise Christmas In other Coun-
tries .8rd and Attn Grades
old Albuquerque school
Recitatlon-The Christmas Letter
........... Dona May Baker
sonF-uappy Boys and Girls ....
............ Duranes school
Recitation Merry Christmas
Greeting ........ Robert Baker
Drlll--uolly Wreath Drill End Grade
old Albuquerque School
Recitatlon--Im going 20 write 10
Santa Claus Josephine Candalaria
song-when santa Claus Comes
...... old Albuquerque school
Drill--Merry Christmas .....,..
..... end Grade. Duranes school
Recitation oliles Welcome Santa
Claus ..., Josephine Candalaria
Recltatl0n-The Christmas Tree
................ John Hurick
Two-act PIay--Troubles In Santa
Clause Land, by Old Albuquerque
5th. 9Th aud eth Grades
santa Claue-Raiph putnam
Mrs. Santa Claus-Louella McDon-
aid.
Jack Henson Santiago Atencio.
Dolimaker-- Ruth parror.
Candymaker--i.ily Robinson.
Toyman--pilar Mora.
Hornman--G George Pink
Eskimo Boy-Henry Cow.
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SPLENDID PROGRAM A
CUNGVf.t.ATf CUTR(


The Christmas music a, the ConRre-
rational church tomorrow will Doe
worth gOing far GO hear The anthem
numbers Co boz SUNG hy the fun choir
include the famous nazareth" boy
Gounod. aud the immortal "Sanctus"
bN the same composer. Thomas
christian. a hasso of great excellence,
WIN sing the solos In the former, and
Ada Pierce Winn. In the latter. ani
thcseromnrkahlc singers viii also have
special solos. Mrs Wiun's evening So
ln being un adaptation 90 Christmas
theme of the music of Maschoronis
wonderful ave Maria with violin
obligato hy Mrs Henderson. Mrs.
Henderson and Stanley Sedcr viii
have special instrumental numbers,
aud several Of the talented singers Of
tbo choir viii render famous Christ
mas solos Mrs. Winn's morning
solo viii be- "a brilliant number, well
suited to tho joyous occasion. Tho
detailed programs Tor the morning
aud night services appear in the res
ul1r church notices.
Both services OF the day viii b0
appropriate to the christmas season.
Al the morning service at II o'clock,
there VIII. be- special music. and %
sermon by the pastor, topic, From
the Manager tu the Gross" Promptly
az 1850 %. m, O. special musical scrv-
ico VIII bo given by the choir. orean-
ist and soloists. with brief address
by the pastor, Rev, Thos L. Dyer.
AN are invited TO attend these scry-
ices.
Suuday-school az 9:i5 n. m. II. s..
I.iihguw. superintendent.
christian Eudcavor at $3.50 %. m.
Following are the musical pro-
grams for both services.
Morning. at II.
organ prelude shepherds In the
Field" ............,.. (MalhnEB
stanley Sodcr
soprano solo silent N,ght. Holy
Night ................ (Grubcrl
Rose Harsch
organ. "Chrlstmas Offcrtor"
Stanley Scdcr
Anthem by choir. arise shine, Thy
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Beautiful Christmas Music at
Albuquerque Churches TOMORROW

Light is Come"
soprano solo: GLORY 60 God IN the
Highest .............. tHarKcrJ
Ada P,orco-Winn
organ posuudc. "Toccata In O.
................. CDubois)
stanley Soder
Special Song Service 1870 p. m.
organ prelude: "Haueuiah Chorus
........ from The Messiah
stanley soder
Tenor solo: 80 Holy Night Of
Christmastido' ..... (Shacklcy)
John @. could
organ offertory: 'Pnstorale"
................. ... Diencl)
stanley Soder
Anthem. with base solo: Nazareth"
...,... ............,.. (Gounode
Thomas Christian ana full choir
soprano solo. "a Christmas Song"
600. .......,... (MascheronD
Ada Pierce VIM;
Violin obligato by Mrs. r. NJ
Henderson
Anthem: THE Grace az God"
............. mark Androws)
Full Choir.
Bass solo. Rccitativc. "For Behold
Darkness"
Aria. THE People That Walked In
Darkness"
(From The Messiah" by Handel
Thomas A. Christian.
Violin solo Romance" ... CRios)
Mrs. Henderson
Soprano solo and chorus. "Sanctus'
....... CMesse Solcnelle-Gounod)
Ada Piercc-Winn and Full Choir.
Postludo. "Triumphal March
................ ... (HollinsD
stanley Sedcr
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YOUR STOMACH BAD?|
Jnat Try One Dose Of
Mayr's Wonderful stomach
Remedy and Be Convinced
That You Can Be Re-
stored to Health

Yon are not asked 10 take Mayr'e
Wondcffui stomach Remedy 70
weeks and months before YOU receive
any benefit-onc dose "a usually re-
qulred 20 convince the most ekepiicul
sufferer Of stomach Ailments that
this great remedy should restore any
one 10 afflicted 60 good health.
Mayra wonderful stomach ftcmcdy
has been taken by many thousandu of
people throughout the land. i mas
brought health and happlness 20 SUIT
ferers who had deapnired Of ever
being restored ana who now proclaim
n a wonderful Remedy and are urg-
ing others who may BE- sufferlng with
STOMACH, TAver and Intcslinai Az
nsenta 20 try HI Mind you, Mnyr's
WONDERFUL stomach Kennedy n 20 dis-
ferrnt than most medicines that are
put on the market tor the various
stomach nilmcnts-it u really ~ g
ciass by itself. and one dose VIII 40
more 20 convince the most skepticni
sufferer than tons of other medicines.
Results from one dose viii amaze
and the benefits are entirely natur-
a. AZ Il acts on the SOURCE and
foundation u these ailments. rcmov-
ing the poisonous catarrh and bile
accretiona. and nllnyins the undcrly-
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ailmentary and intestinal tract rem
deflng the same antlscptlc. Just ICY
one dose Of Mayr's wonderful ssnm-
acIa Rcm~dy--put 81 10 q test today
you will be overjoved With your
quick recovery and will highly praise
n ~ thousands Of others are con-
stantly doing. Send for booklet on
stomach Ailments TO Geo. u. Mayr'
Mfg. Chemist. i5s-i56 whiting ST..
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81. PHuls Evangelical Lutheran.
Church.

Corner silver and sixth.
Edward =. schuelor. u. D.. pastor;
parsonage. 500 South sixth. Phone
1893.
Mr. Armln W, Kraemer, secretary
Of the church council, Dr. }, s. East
erday treasurer; Mr.. Frank G.. Keef-
er, superintendent of the sunday
school.
An services In the English Ian
guage.
Sermon themes appropriate to he
season, at "a. m and 7ifh D. m:
Sunday school. a;ib a. M. Miss Elsie
Tcrger leads the young people at
.G;f5 y. m. sunday school workers
meeting NJ 2;30 y m. General re-
hearsal Of Sunday school Christmas
program at 3 y. m. The sunday
school celebration will take place on
Christmas eve at Z O'clock. An early
Christmas service viii be held M 8
o'clock Christmas morning. To which
n cordial Invitation is extended not
only 10 our own people, but 10 the
public.
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Corner broadway and Lead avenue.
Bible school "a 9:f5 a. m. Attend
nnce lass Sunday. 1876. Prof g. NJ.
Drake. superintendent Lesson next
Sunday sThe Birth Of the Christ
Child" the first eighteen verses 81 the
first chapter % John. Come early
and stay FOR church
Preaching BY the pastor az II A. ~
and 7;s0 p. m. The morning service
especially VIII pertain 20 Christmas
the topic being "The Birth Of Christ 1"
evening topic, christian Adherence
of Evil" II r. expected that Mr.. Nc
Kim Of the Y. ~. G. A. viii be at the
evening service. ana win give short
address.
Young Peoples service at 6;3o p.
M; topic 'ffezekiah."
A Christmas entertainment consist
ing Of recitations and music, both vo-
cal and Instrumental. viii be given on
Wednesday evening. The ladies de-
sire 10 thank all those who by their
work or patronage contributed 20
make The bazaar success.
AZ the II O'Clock service Miss Pratt
viii sing "The Christmas Message
L anthem By the cholrf"I Bring You
Good Tidings" (Thomas).
At the 1880 p. m service;
Angels from the Realm Of Glory
(Hayden). choir
Duet; "Hark the Herald Angel
Sing" The Misses Bland and Gar
ret.
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cAsm pnICEs.
I Nnrn NM MnNEY

Hest Corn. 100 Ibs ............ si.DS
MlcrozOne liquid soc size $500. rs
Hest Wheat. pcr 100 lbs....... i.6S
Good Hay, bale ,,..........,. AZ
Rock salt. per ib............. .0t
international Poultry fOOd. soc
bov .................... as
Rect pulp. dried. 100 ~. sack $50
Perfection Collie Remedy. soc
bottle ................ rs
Plense order promptly while tiey
last. You can order BY phone and
pay when delivered.
n. W. IltE
Phone 10. 2i2 W. lead Ave.
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Christian Science services arc held
In the Woman's club building, al tho
corner of Seventh street ana Gold ave-
nue. every Sunday morning Wednes-
day evening Services are az = o'clock.
The public d. cordially invited TO at
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First Methodist Episcopal church.
Corner Lead avenue ana South
Third street. Charles Oscar Beck.
man. pastor. Edith Gorby deaconess;
y. a. Portcrficid superintendent uf
the SUNDAY school: Mrs. ". J. Tomp-
kius. president of Epworth league;
Miss Mary MclTic choir dlrcctress;
Mrs David Stewart. organist. Miss
Blanche Porterfield. pianist.
The pastor viii occupy the pulpit az
~ q. m. and 7:3O p. IN. Both services
having Christmas message ana spc-
cinl service Of music nj both services.
The following Is tho order Of worship
for the morning and evening service;
Morning.
organ Prelude. "Pilgrlms Chorus"
W =. Wagner
Hymn No. 1O7. Joy To the World"
The Apostles creed.
Prayer
Anthem. while shepherds Watched
Their Flocks." CRoRers)
Responsive reading.
Gloria patri
Lesson from the New Testament.
Offcrtory. "Andantino." CChupin.)
AilNu'lNt itNfhs W nat Mfhn AhhH'
Holy Voices" CBercwold). Mrs. l.. u.
Eloom and woman's chorus.
Hymn No. l1s.
Sermon, What the Wise Men Saw
In Bethlehem Of Judoa"
Hymn No. l2t.
Bencdiction
postludc. PROCESSION March. q"
(Scotson CLARKE
Evening.
Prelude prelude In r." Henry
Framer)
Hymn No. 90.
Prayer.
Anthem, Gle Has Come" (Brac-
kctt' Miss Ruth Bright and choir
Responsive reading.
Offerory. "Serenade." (Rof).
Hymn No. 222
Solo, ION Bethlehem's Plain"
(sponco). Miss Mary Merle.
Sermon, GIFTS Of the King"
Hymn 40. 2i9.
Benediction.
Postludc March Procession"
Gounod
Tho SUNDAY achool session az a:45
a IN. Bible study class az 6:15 p. m.
Epworth league devotional service.
G.4t y. M.
rho Sunday school Christmas exer-
elise entitled Gifts for the King" will
he held Christmas owe Wednesday. at
1880 Tho Christmas treat 10 the
sunday school scholars viii he distri-
huted AT this time. \ welcome to any
or an of these services.
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rev r.. Krctechmur. PASTOR a
German Christmas service viii be held
tomorrow afternoon, December "a. ~
the Central NJ ~ church. corner Ar
no and Central avenno. beginning at
1850 .. m.
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For croun or sore throat. use uf.
Thomaa' rciorlIo CiiI Two aIxoa use
ahd SOC. Al an drug aosss Ads
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immaculate Conception Church.

Sodality mass, "a. m: second
mass, $3.50; high mass and sermon,
10 a. M. Nespers, instruction und
Bonedlction. 7.3O p. m
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u
church, sunday. December q. Fun
choir assisted by Miss Georgia SHEER
man ana Mr.. Thomas Christian.
Morning
Prelude--"Cm,siHas Offertory'
,..,......,,...... Grison
Hymn 322 ......,.....C Congregation
Responsive Reading,
Anthcm--"O. Come Rcdeemer Of
Mankind ............J u. West
solo-"Nozarcth," Though Poor BE
the Chamber ,.........,.G ounod
Mr. Thomas 4. Christian.
Notices.
Offcrtory the Manager" Mailing
solo-"Glory 60 God. 800, Randegger
Miss Georgia sherman
sermon ,......,.,...... Pastor
Anthcm--"In the Beginning" ,....
Observation-Disclosures. Mark Andrews
with soprano Solo by Miss sherman.
Evening.
Prelude Variations on Christmas
Carol ......,.....,,.... Dethier
Hymn 500 ............C Congregation
Prayer ....s,......,,t... Pastor
ahHfNfttt - " AlNlA NNNWA
Observation-Disclosures. Adam Andrews
Offentoty -,"NocI -Languodogieu
,,......,,,.,..,... Guilmant
solo ....,.,,'.'..' selected
sermon .t,.,,.,','... pastor
Anthem Arise shine".,,,. Maker
Miss Bory Konworthy, organist;
Mr. Charles j. Andrews choir di-
rector
Program for Christmas service al
the Presbyterian church sunday af-
ternoon al O'clock, hy the sunday
school organization.
organ Prelude Hallcluiah chorus
Song "liark the Herald Angels
Sing"
Duet ..,.....,....,,.. CornP
Prayer.
Part /. Tho star
Scripture.
Vocal solo. "star Of Bethlehem, -
with organ ana violin accompani-
mcnt.
Part ~. shepherds.
Scripture.
Rochatlon' "Tho Angel ana the
shepherds
Song: 1T came upon the Midnignt
Clear"
Part M birth.
cradle Song
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Scripture.
SOng;: Dear Little Stranger.
Part ~. Kingdom.
Scripture
Double Quartette: IAN Hail I'm
manuel"
Address: Pastor.
Song Jesus shall Reign"
organ Postlude
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Gold aud broadway Church az
Christ.
HcrmOn y. Williams, l22 south
Broadway. minister
Bible school al 9:f5 a. M; James
bearing, superintendent. The lesson
tomor NV ~ Matthew 18th.
Sermon az the 4 a. m. hour. Les
sons from the Tabernacle" Subject
az 1910, Leaves from Missionary
Diary"
Christian Endeavor NJ 6;30. The
Christmas Spirit and How it MAJ
Prevail" lisa. si2-5.
Practice for the Christmas eve pro-
gram IL To he held az the church M
7:a0 Monday evening. All who have
q part should be present. Teachers
should represent their classes
Christmas eve entertainment on
Wednesday evening. THE Holy Nigh
In Picture. Song and story" Al
members of the Bible school should
all be present and sitting In order ol
classes.
The regular prayer meeting o. cdil'
ed for Thursday evening this wec1
/ study Matthew, chapter 18Th.
II YOU want a Bethlehem Christina,
spirit, come 70 church
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st. Johns Church.

Corner Fourth street and West Sit
yer avenue.
Archdeacon w. r. Warren, rector;
residence 1909 West Tiieras avenue.
Fourth Sunday in Advent.
Holy Eucharist, "a. M: Sunday
school, s.f5 a. m; morning service
and sermon. II a. M. Sermon: False
Estimates Made by one OF Himself +"
Evening service and sermon, 1880.
sermon: zones Best CIT II to Help
Another BE His Best Self"
Morning music
Professional: Come Thou Long
Expected Jesus" .....w. L. Hassler
Nenite '''.........s Robinson
TIE beum ..............B y. Rath0ufn
bencdictus ,........s......... Anon
lntrOit. 80 Jesus Thou Art stand
ing ..........s,....J II, krecht
Ofertory; "rhy VIII Be Done"
...,.t..,...s.... NeVin
Baritone Solo. Mr. Hugo Meyer.
Recesslonal; con Jordan's Bank"
..........,....,.. q. Border
Evening music
Professional Come Thou Long
Expected Jesus" ..,.W. l.. Hess, q
Gloria ......,..,......J. Robinson
Magnincat .......,.....C. H. Kcnte
Nuno Dimittis ..,.......,J. Turtle
lntroit softly Now the Light OF
Day .....t.........,. \. Weber
offertory wow the Day Is over"
s.s'sss.ss -sst....ss,+. j. Bank
Fun Choir.
Recessionai "on Jordan's Bank".,
......,........... -, Borders
Christmas Day Services
Holy Eucharist. "a. M. Christmas
day service, 40 a. m.
Music
Processional "Hark! the Herald
Angels Sing ....t... Mendelssohn
kyfle 'sf's..'.'s..s.. G. simpler
Gloria Tibi ....,....,...,C. Simpler
lntroit "sing, Sing This Blessed
Morn ..,..t.s,.s.s,.C +. Roper
Onertory. Arise, shine, for Thy
Light n Come" ......,.,C Maker
soprano solo and Choir.
Soloists. First soprano. Mrs A. H.
Foerester; second soprano. Mrs, c.
| Rogers; contralto, Mrs. a. r Morri-
ssette; tenor Mr.. b. Remand. bass
MIR, Geo. Everett. baritone. Mr.. Hugo
Meyer.
Communion service in A..C. Simpler
Recessional' 80 Little Town of
Bethlehem" ',....,......c .Lyttof
Organlst. Mrs. q. W. Hardin. Choir
dlrectress. Mrs A. y. MorriHsette.
sunday scnool Christmas tree vii
be held in the church az z .. IN
sharp "Wednesday.
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AT PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH TOMORROW

Following b. the program OF special
musical services al tho Presbyterian
church, sunday December q. Full
choir assisted by Miss Georgia SHEER
man and Mr.. Thomas Christian.
NDpuiup
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t'nifhi avenue MctbOutSt thurChs
Corner OF Arno street and Central
avenue. Samuel T.. Allison. pastor
Preaching services conducted by
the pastor at / "a. m. ana 1890 -. M.
Topic FOR the morning hour. "Ths
Word Made Flesh and Dweit Among
Us" Subject for the evening hou,
"a Glimpse Of the Moral Condition OF
the known World. When our Spvior
Was Born"
Special Christmas music furnished
by the cher at both the morning anl
evening services.
sunday school ut S:f5 a. m. r. 81.
Doris. superintendent.
There will be no meeting OF the
Missionary society this week.
We are arranging 10 have Christ
mas exercises either Tuesday or We'd
nesday evening. The date has not
been definitely decided on. but Will
be announced later. II viii consist
Of tree and a program rendered by
the children
Devotional meeting Of the senior
EpwOrth league at G:30 p. m. CIR.
McKim Of st. Louis, Mo. viii ud-
dress the young people In interest Of
the Y. NJ. G., A. work.
The daily sentinel., 1913-07-26
A Disarreeable PLAY

Hindie Wakes, by Stanley
foughton (John w. Lucas Co. Bos-
Ton is one of the most disagreeab
OF the many disagreeable plays on the
sex question which have been sent TO
US from England in the last year or
two "Hindie Wakes" is the story of
a middle class English girl who has a
iark with the son of the big man
uiacturer of the town, and who re-
fuses to marry the young man when
mat means of soothing over her in
discretion is broached.. The story
might be told in one act, but il is
stretched through three long ones
mostly talk. Only the frank and free
discussion of the sex problem can ac-
count FOR the success of this play on
.he stage-and that success evidently
mas come through a curiosity of the
same sort which packs courtrooms
during particularly scandalous Grim
maj trials. There is nothing in
Hlndie Wakes judged purely as
drama, to make it last week in anv
theater. any
The daily sentinel., 1913-07-26

both old and new members to get out
and work for "the best order in the
United States today" Mr.. Evans
was heartily applauded.
Past Foreman A. +. Jarvis also
made few impressive remarks on
the same subject and was followed by
State Manager Pollock of Denver.
who spoke on THE work yet to be
Done in Grand Junction for Yeo-
manry." Mrs. Pollock was warmly
congratulated on all sides for the
work which she has done for Yeoman-
ry since coming to this city. which
was field that had been only re-
Gently secured by two other fraternal
orders, and with no special dispensa-
ton to work with. nothing but the
regular fees, which themselves are
higher than other fraternal orders
and strict in their risks Mrs. Pol
loc has also won the hearts of every
yeoman in the city by the manner in
which she has carried on her recent
and most successful campaign. She
Will always have a warm welcome on
her official visits to the Grand June
tion lodge.
The Heomen are planning a benefit
performance at the Crystal theater
next Tuesday night and all members
are urged to boost the cause and to
sell the tickets which may be had at
Van Horns drug store.
The daily sentinel., 1913-07-26
An Old Song Reiuvenatea

| cannot wear the old hair
| wore some months gone by.
We laid 1t on the topmost shelf
With many weary sigh
NO longer are they wearing puffs,
And rats are quite. de trop;
| cannot wear the old hair
Oh, what cruel blow.
| cannot wear the old hair.
For which good gold | paid.
he'd hair is so expensive when
One gets the proper shade.
| felt so dreadful when it was coiffed
All little puffs and curls;
But can't wear the old hair.
Alas for Fashions whirls,
| cannot wear the old hair.
-Four switches | must buy
And wind them round and round my
head
AS flat as they will lie.
MY race is far too plump for this;
My nose is much too long;
But | can't wear the old hair.
It's altogether wrong.
-Lippincott's Magazine
The daily sentinel., 1913-07-26
In the Silly Night

Caruso brayely sang the Grand Old
Flag"
In terra solo" Harry Lauder sang
Pol Plancon warbled THAT Italian
Rag"
Gus Williams gave the prize
Song" with a bang.
| heard the Sembrich pouring out
Poor John"
And Melba. You Are Just the Man
for Me-
And Eva Tanguay. with smile, came
on
And rang the changes on "Ah.
fors' e lui."
De Pachmann wrung 'Bill Simmons"
from the flute.
And Elman beat the tomtom with
much pride;
heard Fritz Kreisler toying with the
Lutte
And Damrosch playing ON the ophi-
cleide.
All, when you go to bed and slumber
seek.
This is the sort of dreaming that
you do
When regularly, seven nights a week.
Your friends grind out their pho
nographs to youl
Nathan NJ. Levy in Life.
The daily sentinel., 1913-07-26
Surprise Party in AppIeton.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Leach of APP
pleton were the recipients of most
delightful surprise party last evening
which was planned, by their friends
and neighbors in honor of the birth
day of Mr.. Leach. A delicious lunch
was carried by the guests and the
popular couple made them most cor
daily welcome apd thoroughly en-
joyed the occasion with their guests
Those present were; Mr.. and Mrs.
William Corcoran. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Corcoran, Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Keeny.
Mr. and Mrs. Crosby. Mr., and Mrs.
A. NJ. Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Stoner, Grandpa steiner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Leach and Misses Hattie and
Alice Keeny, Viola Stoner, Vivian
Leach, Alice Corcoran and Herbert
Leach.
The children of the guests, were
most happily entertained during the
absence of their parents, by Misses
Beatrice Corcoran and Lolita Leach.
Olive Keeny and Mildred Friedman
1t the home of Mrs. Fred Leach. with
n ice cream party which suited the
mall folks all around.
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Little Girrs birthday Party.

Little Miss Greta Masser. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j.. b. Masser was nine
years old Thursday and in celebra-
tion Of the event she entertained nine
of her little friends at most enjoy
able lawn party at her home on Ninth
and Oaray avenue. After a jolly af-
ternoon of games out of doors and
pretty birthday repast was served on
the lawn, the table being gayly decor
ated with flowers and big birthday
cake with the nine candles occupying
the center Having enjoyed the de-
licious refreshments the young peo-
pie went inside where an impromptu
little musicale was given. most of the
guests adding n song to the program
and Misses Lucille and Frances Keif-
er, Lucille Nichols and Evelyn Rob-
erts rendering number of piano Sc
lections most cleverly. Those present
we're: Frances Kiefer, Lucille Kiefer