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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15
Splendid Program for Easter at
the Congregational Church; The
Weeks NeOs of Church Doings

A remarkably meriloriu3s aud at
iractlvc program Of Easter music has
been arranged FOR the congregational
church. with number OF the most
popular local musicians participating.
The program follows.
MORNING.
organ Prelude. easter Morning.
....... .,............... Mailing
Nc Stanley Sedcr. ... 80.
"Oh Day ct christ .,,.,..,. Bartlett
soprano solo by Miss Pratt.
chorus by ran choir; soprano OBJ
ligsto by Mrs. Ada Pierce VIM;
violin obllgato by Mrs. Ralph NJ.
Henderson.
soprano solo ........,.,.....
Mrs. ada Pierce winr.
Unertory:
Mr.. stanley scdcr organ.
Airs. Ralph NJ. Henderson. violin.
ION Wings of Living Light" Bartlett
Baritone solo by Mr.. john -,
Falkonburg. chorus by full choir.
violin u0llgato oy Mrs. Ralph
NJ Henderson.
"Iiallciujah chorus 6Mcssiahp &C..
....,s..s'.... hahucl
BY fun. reinforced choir.
EVENING.
Commute Pipr-Organ Recital Begin
ming az 1880.
organ tal At TW Hight .. SteObius
co.. march Funebre', ....
................ CHOPIN
CO.. Grand Cuoeur SO. i'..
...,..........,... liollius
Mr. stanley Sedcr.
Vocal "llusUEun" ,........ Grtnivr
MI John -. F1lkCuburg.
organ t1l 'Cnuzou"tta' .........
............. Mark Andrew
co.. March ou Easter
Themes ..... Mark Andrew
Mr.. stanley Scdcr
Special Easter Service Uy siuniug at s
solo. Duet aud chorus "rhc Mag
ddlcnc' ..-.... ..-......, warren
Miss charlotte Pratt aud choir.
Anthem Christ Our Passover ...
...................... Schilhug
choir
organ foSlludt. ........... ,,.,...s
MI stanley Scdvr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15
Something About The New Womdn's
Club President and Club Program
BY JEAN HUBS, Phone 57a.

Mrs a. %. Bas. the new president
Uf the Woman's club. ~ unusually
wen nttcd FOR the position to which
she was elected last week She IS =
graduate OF Vossar and Is an inteili-
gent and energetic worker for prog
ress along all lines. For many years
she has been q leader Ia the Ben"v-
client society vf this city and u would
take pages 10 tell OF the good work
she has done privately as well az
under the auspices Of the society.
At the present thine Mrs. Ray "
vice president OF state Federation OF
Womans clubs. she Ia enthusiastic
over the work accomplished during
the last fc1 wears IN the state or
ganlzatiOn ana hopes Tor greater sue
cess In the coming year
The line of work pursued by the
local club will be the same as IN the
past The meetings will be cducu-
tiunal Art. travel. architecture, mu-
sic, domestic science. civic ana social
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15
''OhOet 10 CdlOdry," Cdnfdtd WI
Be Rendered Easier Sunday afternoon

The department Of music 81 the
University ofiNew Mexico. Miss MARY
Mcf'ic. director. viii give sacred
concert Ia the PRESBYTERIAN church,
on Easter sunday afternoon. which Il
is confidently believed VIII he one OF
the most successful musical produce
lions ever attempted by tho univcr-
slty The department viii he assist
Cd in the concert by Airs. Don steri-
ing. contruito; Mr.. Charles Andrews,
tenor. ana Mr.. Stanley seder. organ
IT, The university boys and girls
who viii take part IN the program
have worked very hard and the re-
hearsnls have been extremely graft
wing 90 Miss McFle. the director.
The first part of the program viii
be- hair hour organ recital hy Mg.
spulcy scder The other parts VIII
be sacred caniets. "oiivct 90 cali
vary" by the University Choral club.
The soloiste TOR the oant8te viii be
R'v. Andrews and SIR Robert Seweli.
The concert win be- free, no collection
OF any kind VIII bc taken up aud the
program viii begin promptly al 8
O'Clock The concert Is being given
FOR all the people o. Albuqucrquo.
Every lover of music is invited 10 at
tend. u is hoped that The attendance
win boz large. because at the ella
boratc preparations that have been
mad" for the concert u has reen
frequently mid by those not familiar
with conditions that the 4. y a. stu
dents fail Go take "a proper interest ia
the serious and religious sides "a life.
To correct as TAR aa possible this err
roucOus impression, it was decided 60
r'ndrr the sacred concert
Tho organ program for the concert
follows
'AdaEio' lSuuata boa A-minorl ...
........ ...... Mnrk Andrews
Morning Mood and Asses Death
Peer Gyut Suitel' .Grles
Choral prcludes Er,iaudcn ist dor
Hedge Christ" tChrist o. HiscnJ
.'.-.....t ................ Bach
'llorzlich tat mich vcrlungen" q
Have "a Deep nrsireb ..... Bach
'Intcrmczzo iu D-fnt". ..... Holllni
"liosannah tChorus Magnus),
ssss.'. '...s...t '.....s...t ....tss. DuDoh
Mr.. Stanley 'scdcr
"OliNct Ia Calvary. Part Z.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15
Roney's Boys Please.

The entertainments gwen oN
Hon,y's boys Thursday afternoon ana
evening were delight to music lo''
,rs II b. surprising that boys 80
Young can sing with su much "a
preston and have such sure control
cot their voices.
Mr.. Rooney announced that This wa
his twcn'y-tifth and last tour Each
year for quarter Of q century he
has tried oul hoNs voices In Scpt,m'
her. picking ont tive 90 travel with
him After tsW weeks ut practice.
they start on their tour the latter part
uf October aud travel tot ton months
going into practically every state
each trip and giving about two hun
drcd aud tluy concerts, tn, boy
got an invaluable education from
their trnN, aud while they miss their
regular school work their minds are
shurprn,d aud they az, usually able
Ia do two years in one aud finish Win
p, their class. II Is not often that q boy
travels more than one year with MI
! Rooney.
The proceeds from the concerts are
/ 10 b0 divided among the public
/ schools. The hish school plans 70
| spend its par, for gymnasium equip
meut: tie First ward viii make an
| other payment on the piano which the
| Parent ana Teachers CO.OpcraiiN'
/ association has had placed IN th'
/ building. one of the other wards u
planning So get piano. The oth"i
two wards have not decided how u
use their shares OF the money
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15
Albuquerque Girls Take Part in
Staging Of "Mo0ies" in This City

Girl OF Bear CANYON with Miss DOT
Farley plas ing the lead The latter
picture is said - have the most hcau-
tuu scenery which was ever taken
by Il motion picture camera. u was
taken In Bear canyon sR6 there we're
several thousand sheep in the canyon
az the time.
While q certain amount uf wind -
often desired "a give life 90 "a picture.
Sew Mexico has little too much OF
&C. The company viii produce haiti
western aud half city pictures ANA
an indoor scenvs will have to bc taken
n the studio, where there is some
certainty that the SCENERY wan STAY
up fecuirly and not Doe blown down
right al "a critical part 0f the actinE'
The property man Il buster than
thc well known cranberry merchant
la 81 Lnuis several carloads ~ furui-
ture are Kept Ia the studio building
and a scene can be 7et up Ia uhou'
fifteen minutes. Here tho property
man has 90 tlnd cut what kind % fur-
niture IL needed, whether II must 30
new or old. antique, 0id-fashioued or
modern. whether u must an match or
not and what room il Il - be used
I for After an this Information Is
acquired. Dc has to come down town.
choose the furniture and have q sent
lup 20 the Studio. IL the acencry has
! o. be- different color h has 90 DO
/ painted and sometimes t has go no
rebuilt SO ~ keeps the property man
hurry ing to gpt scene ready "a less
than two or three hours
An the actors who are here have
been la the profession snVcral &eafs,
50 they have Sufficient assortment
lot suitable costumes for almost any
1 part which they are called upou ~
lplay
Title makr-up of people who are 90
lappcar on the screen has 20 BE- much
heavier than for the real stage. Cold
cream u used first, thea a thick layer
OF grease paint and finally powder,
the amount Of Il dependlns upon the
age OF the person IN tho part go ne
portrayed
A gcrat many town people Arc as
alstlng IA the production "a the pies
sa-sa@rat
(contlnued IN Page ~, cQlumn "a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15

No. lon the Way 10 Jerusalem.
Chorus--"When Ger tho steep
Of Onvct~
SO. Before Jerusalem.
ccitation--"Like Fnlr
Vision.". ...... AR. Andrews
Recitation and Afro JeFs-
salem" .Mr. sowel
No. a--ln the Temple.
Recitntion And Jesus Enter
ed Into the Temple 81 God
MIR Andrews aud AZ. SUwelt
Chorus Another Temple Waits
Thee. Lord Divine" Miss McFio
fchorus and semi-choFua.l
No. The Mount Of Olives.
Alr--"Not Of This world tho
Kingdom of our Lord.
......s..... 1lr. Andrewa
chorus ''rwas Night Ger
Lonely Olivet,"
golo--''ne Was Deapfsod.".
...4.,.... Mr.. Andrews
solo and Chorus---''Come Unto
Him." ..,....s.s.s Mr. se~ett
CAnd semi-ChoTua.)
IIymn-"Just a. 4 AM.
............... semi-Choraa
Part II.
NJ. s-~A New Commandment.
Recitation and Air-"A New
commandment" 80. Mr.. sewcit
ouartet--"O Thou. Whose
Sweet Compassion" Miss Nc
File. Mrs. sterling. Mr. An
drews and Mr.. sewell.
No. Gethesmane.
RccitatiOn--"Aad When They
Had sung Hymn" Mr.. sewell
Bymn---''Thy will Be Done.
.........s.. Hemi-Chorua
No e. Betrayed and Foraker.
Chorus--'And whilo Ito Yet
Spake"
Hccitation aud Air--"Ye Who
Sin. and We who Sorrow.
............ AIR. Andrews
M. before PLATE.
chorus with Solo (pilatcl
cruelty Hint
Nu. The March 60 Calvary.
choral March---'sThc saviour
King Goes Forth TO Die"
No fO--Caivary.
Recltation--"And When They
Came ia the Place." Mr.. sewoli
Chorus--''Droop. Sacred Head"
.... Miss McFic and Chorus
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15
IRISH S'roI,II.s rom.

Tin. Ju,,u E4th,r tIuu of Tho First
u,ptist ,b,,r.b mot .ru,sdu, afternoon
,,,,r Mrs a T. rurl. ne. M.st Cen
tr,l .,y,nu. rper. was. 81. patricks
rrnur..rr reading from the scrip
,ura. Vi,s folloVod by some delightful
musical selections Roll cau was re-
.,...,,,l.5 g.. ,,.i,. irish stori,s
,,rs r,,,5 ,ss,.,.J I,y As " N
u.,...,rI s,r,,J r.,r.sbw.nts
Am, ,,c,t,.,,,, I,5i,s ,ycr. nresrnt
ana ,.,..r,..n. had , most a,bpbtful
,,,,..r,,,.n
,rris ,i,,i, ID. ,..,p,nl,sbi,p 4, proat
J..I 1n.r, ar. ,n,ui tVruf,. i've
r,.,,,b,r. and duriru tb, last month
r,,, Nav. md, ,r, hundred calls.
sn,,. Of ,h.,n. ,r s..I. p.opi. ana some
nm ,,.o,ctn.r.
A. Inn, N,,..,. ,.u si.. .rr,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15
Magdalena Day Brilliant Sue
cess.

cess,
The Elks spent two days this week
ia Initiating sud entertaining uum-
her ~ guests from Magdulcna ana
Kelly. and n was IN" srvut,st tN"
DAYS in the history OF local Elkd"u.
The candidates arrived Tucsda'
evening in special car and were
met by ~ orowd cot three hundred
Elks. headed by the United state
Indian school baud. IN elaborate
dinner was the first number on IN"
porgram aud " Was followed bN the
Iirn Greet players entertainments y
Comedy at Errors" ut which the VIZ.
itors were the guests of the local
lodge This was Il very clover ana
unusual unuir The actors use ne
scenery at all aud when IA" weather
pcrmits play in an out -uf. doors ia,
utcr rs ~ usual when "a Shakes
ucurr comedy h Welt played, the aud
fence was in roar OF laughter from
the time The curtain went up unit
the close of the performance,
The remainder OF the evening wa'
spent al the Informal ball aud rcccp'
uun given for the visitors IN the Ma
sonic Temple The entrance hall wa
ella bOrutoly and tustetullS decorated
for HE OCCASION Great strram,rs u
purple wrro droped Oh IA. wallis, CAV
ing the appearance uf many arches
There were great ulmbet OF paint
set about. aud muny beautiful naval
rugs covered tho floor Dcliciou
punch was served here throughout
the evening.
The hall where the dancing tool
place was hung with high school am
university remnants. The Cavanaugh
Fuhrmeycr orchestra Of six piece
played we'll a. II aways does, an
the dancing eontinued until Yer
late hour
At midalght an elaborate guppe
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15
ron MI.MORINI 10 BISHOP
kINnIkIlk

So Margurcts Guild OF ST. John "
Episcopal church will have "a table Of
home made candy ut tine Easter tea.
which viii Doe given Thursday March
~ 40 the AmadO Chavez residence,
BOT Nortn Eleventh street The pro-
ccrds will br used 10 complete pay
meui ou "a beautiful brass and OAK
altar rail- which Is q memorial 60 the
hate Bishop kcndrick The rail has
been ordered aud should ho here With
in tine nest two weeks.
The members Of - Margaret s
Gmld are Misses Margaret jerks.
Irene Saint, Editb WtRor i.otta and
Anne NcWhuu. and Miss Hayes. Every
ono knows what good candy thcy can
MAX, so Their, is no DOUBT ABOUT thc
popularity ut this table.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15
WeiskOpf.R Osenwald Engage.
ment.

The engagement ot Miss Jctty kus.
,nWald. sister uf :. L. and T.. s Rot.
cnwald. g. Mr. sam wciskopf oi Sul
Francisco. h. announced.
The interesting details as To- the
time aud place have not reached NJ
buqu,rquc as yet.
Miss Eoscnwald is an Albuquerque
girl. Sh" is very attractive and g.. %
mcnscly popular here as wc'l O. .n
san Francisco, where she has been
visiting Tor some time.
Mr. WciskOpt IN a. prominent aud
we'll liked business man ui Sdu Frau
cisco
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15
Among the Clubs,

The Highland hr.bsc club met This
afternoon with Sire Tom Wiikcrs"n.
tsi East central s lnosl appotzns
ldnch was served 40 the CLOSE of th"
games
The CLUB members are Mrs Ada
Bttner. Mir L. a. Rice. Mrs. j a.
Reidy. Mrs e. d Lowber Mrs v.
r.. TUT Mrs Hush collins, Mrs d
Il. Caraes. Mas ", W. stT0ng and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15
SCIENTIFIC srn\GUE.

scientific" Spraguc q governments
chemistry expert GA leave ot absence
n the west undertake. 10 solve tho
my-t-rv surrounding the accidents
aud disorders which threaten 60 dis
ntgnul1e The railroad of which mis- Old
rollcg, friend is division supcrinten-
dent rho CLEVER way in which ne
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15

ca, Mrs Jeannetle Barbouri Perr
Errl
a tcnwlA written little story. idca!-
izug tho commonplace in which %
related the sudden friendship 81 the
lutte daughter Of Chicago million
airc with greek fruit dealer on the
ground ot their love for the beautiful
Although surcharBad with sentiment
% viii br popular
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15
sIMING CIRCI.E MEIsTs.

The WOmauH Sewing Circle oi thu
WOmans Missionary Society oi the
Central Avenue Methodist church met
"Wednesday afternoon Al the home OF
Mrs. Jean Kobertp. Gl0 East silver
avenue, 4 large number were urcss
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15
japanese Girl" BY Y. w. CA.

The J. W G. \ Glcc club has Jc-
sun rch,arsing on an OpcrdCta. \
Japanese Bifl." which VIII be- sung
about he iIrst OF May. II b. q E,rf
pretty oporClta iu two acts The
music IS 10y carr Vincent. Mus T..
There are some very good voices Ia
IA, GIcc clup ana under Mra y l..
bradford. skilled direction. this
.huull prove % rare musical treat
Ir,ttN Japcupsc costumes ana dvc.#-
sori,v az, tu uv features OF ihis ,'un'
Ncxi Monday evening, IN Etrly 70
~ sbcc VIII give the lrst of series
OF tour health talks. The subject for
Monday evening IL Preparation i"r
Motherhood \ general discussion
win follow 10" lecture.
Tho Y " c. \ girls lrc very duN'
iuus Go have tennis club. About
twelve girls have Joined $40 t1r but
81 membcrship OF twenty girls with
dues ct lftv cents "a month is rcglur-
ed in order to be able 90 rent lh'
MalOy tennis court n-Xt 10 III" '. W
e. \ buildins II IN hoped that any
ON. who wish 30 join viii decide in
the near future $50 mat final arrange
mcuts may be- made.
On FridJy. March -, au Npul
Fool. party Wlll bc giyon ct the y,
". c. \ home. The guests vii not
h, limited 10 members of tn" ns'o 10
ton Any girls who would like ~
come are cordially invited.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15
"TnE CRUCIIINIoN" EASTER
NIGHT

4 MIXED chorus Ell twenty tive
voices under the direction oi thus.
Andrews. VIII sing Staiucr's "truJi-
tIXipn" East evening ia the prcshS
terrain church Tins same urrang'
meHt OF the Passion service was sung
q year ago on Good Friday evening
ANA was such success Boa every way
that music lovers have uccn auNIuu8
10 have u repeated. After much
urging MI. Andrews consented 20 eli.
rect tho chorus again. A. FAR ms pos
siblc he has chosen the people who
assisted him last year. tn" baritone
solos wiz bee sung toy Hugo Myers
and the tenor solos bv Chas Andrews.
n o. not often that the people of Al
buuucruu. are given an opportunity
90 hear classical music so we'll rcu-
dcrcd Mr.. Andrews Is "a director OF
unusual ability and knows just how
to bring out tho best In the voices
which n. trains.
Tho committee 900 charge ui ~,
fancy WORK table a. the Easter too a.
be given by ST. Johns guild, March
-. az the HON" ct Mrs Amadu cha
| yes 5Oi Nurth Eleventh street met
with Mrs. W. y Walton last Monday
afternoon. tn, committee was us'
sisted boy number ot friends aud q
great deal was accomplished. Their,
uro quantities cot pretty thIue- lin
| .shcd already and more arr heIlt
| completed cV,tN day. NoihnE oI
| the table VIII cost mon" than on'
dollar Those who -cW,d with ih'
| COMMITTEE, are Mrs W W. Mcclellan
Mrs ~. f.. Warren. Mrs. WIN. puW'
| Mrs. Al Goodrich, Mrs ~ Frost
| Mrs. Eddt. Edgar. Mrs Frank Wilson
Mrs Francis cu,ot, Mrs. oscar Cos q
and Miss Brent
The y y. ). q. g.. or Tho ruusr'
Rutiunu church met Thursday even
ing with Miss Evelyn rrott"r 81
Nurth Fourth street Thc hu-ln"s
session wac followed by "a social h"w
during vhi'h delightful rrlrrslmrni
were served.
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reform will form subjects OF study
aud discussion
The civic aud social conditions OF
this city will be studied carefully aud
improvements suggested. Women
seem 10 understand such conditions
better than men perhaps they have
more time 20 give TO thcm-and the
club members under the able dircc-
ton of Mrs. Ray plan to bring Albu'
qucrquc up to the standard OF the
most progressive cities.
The financial policy Of the club VII
continue the same. Under the c0pa-
bic hand OF MS Blttn"r the clu0
did marvellous work leasening Us debt
and II IL expected that the entire dent
win be removed within a very short
time.
II is hoped tina, the people of AlOu-
quorquc are beginning TO realize the
importance OF the club. The Club
works for the general good. not for
the good Of It's members only. aud
should De supported by everyone.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15

was served. About tWO hundred pco-
pie were seated az the tables and All
thoroughly enjoyed the appctiziug
food which was served quietly and
without confusion. \ Few lett after
the supper but the majority were en-
thusiastic dancers and returned 10 the
bali room,
Wednesday morning about thirty
Elks with their automobiles TOOK the
visitors around toNd and Tor long
drive un the mesa. In the afternoon
at ESQ q thorough initiation of the
tWcnty-four Magdulena Aud Kelly
candidates took place.
~ s O'Clock Ia the evening there
was q business meeting at which tho
annual election Of officer took place.
This was followed by e smoker dur
INK which there were several lTst-
class bouts.
While the men attended the meet
ing and smoker the visiting Indies
were entertained by "a committee rep
rcscuting the Elks, The picture
shows wcr" enjoyed after which fur-
thcr entertainment was furnished.
Tho visitors letf late Wednesday
evening for their homes after t very
strenuous but entirely enjoyable Nisi'
In Albuquerque,
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ent and great deal was accomplish
ed The ladies are working on an
Easter box. and on dust caps and cook
aprons Tor which orders have been
taken.
The ladies have planned a special
80 day session for next Tuesday Ga
the church parlors. Miss Daisy Davies,
a field secretary OF the Woman's
Home work Ca the Southern Metho-
dist church. win arrive in AibUquer-
que Monday evening md be- present at
the 90 day session. An appropriate
pfogrum has been prepared.
Miss Davies is trgyeIlng through
NcW Mexico holding Institutes and
will bold one here She Nii leave
Tuesday evening.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15

For curache. toothacnc. paine,
burns. scalds, sore throat try Dr.
Thomas Eclectic oil, a splendid rem.
udy for emergencies.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15
ssNncml.ns. clun rnoGIiNM.

The Soarchers' CLUB Of thc Gold sud
broadway church VIII give a very in
torcsting prcgfam Thursday evening,
March q, at the church. The enter
talnmcnt viii DE provided by Profess
sor e. T.. Hodgin. Mrs. r. Wolfe. the
Y. w. g. 4. Gice club. Miss Blanche
Portcrnold, Mrs. a. =. Keith, and lie
ROY Yott They will be assisted BY
the following members Of the Search
crs' club. Misses Hazel Carne'. Mar
garrett Strumquist. Winifred Williams.
Dorothy Coates. Elizabeth Coates.
Grace Wnfrcv. Jessie Conway. Cen
eva Rex. Beatrice Hill. Ida skinner,
catherine D,ering. Martha Louise
Horton. aud Master David Williams.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15
Chat About Some Books in
the Reynolds Public Library

iathoms this conspiracy Of eastern ~
nuuriers 10 secure Conlfoi of the road
ass link in transcontlnentai SIS
tenn the two 81 them are relatives
az the girl he loNos--is told with
aest and vigor and with we'll sustained
interest.
a.
THE CUHTISs AVIATION IsOOh
tBy Glenn a. Curtiss and Augustus
pastl
An account of the early acr0piAhe
experiments. flights and achievements
OF MIR Curtlss with e description Of
his blplane aud chapters discussing
the future use and problems Of he
aoroplano. including rs adnptabiilty
Tor military ana naval use The CONT
posite character 81 the book gives
q rather disunincd charaeter but the
treatment Is clear. Straightforward
and untochnlcai and good photographs
add 90 its interest
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15

Ccon'lausa ~ Pass y, caluma "a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15

Tonight as the Woianu's club, Eva
Morrow Lewis viii lecture. This Is
the fourth lu a series of SocialistiC
lectures aud viii be- we'll worth hear
ing. Mrs Lewis is one ut the most
eloquent and most noted platform
speakers iu the Sociuint parts
The past lectures have been az
tended by large ana .uthusia site
crowds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15

Mrs. Jack Shechan entertained the
Tuesday Afternoon sewing club this
week q viii meet with Mrs. Fran
ris Cayot next week..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15
ONE THING THE LETR PHANE RESOLUTION TO KEEP AWAY FROM MILLINERY SHOP

Mrs. Tom wilkerson.
Mrs wilkerson had as guests bee
sides the club members Mrs e.. ~.
conner, Mrs w. 4. Kelm. Mrs. Ed-
ward Mann. Mrs. Frank stortz Mrs.
4. Borders. Mrs y. q. Macpherson.
Mrs Fred Canheld Miss Grace Axtou
and Miss Stelnbach.
The club viii not meet next week
but the following week Is will bee en-
tertaincd hy Mrs. j. a. Hoidy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15

Nf NlHiIh NhifiN HiNNf WIN
Mn iniph Henderson,