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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01
OSTRICH EGGS AND ALSO
PREHISTORIC GRUB FOR
PHOENIX PEN-PUSHERs

Phoenix. Aria. Fob. IA also
luncheon az the Adams. augmented bv
some dishes that must bc called ana
chronirtic al least. h the BIRTHDAY
present OF Harry WEIGH 20 the pencil
pushers Of Phoenix. the same being
the newspapnrmen Of this city Harry
has had the dawn 81 America" and
such early history on his mind ~
connection with the pageant ~ the
spring festival aud the effect of such
ancient thoughts has been startling
For that reason, possibly. his menu
for the birthday luncheom includes
bread made from wheat out Of the
,ombs OF Egypt. Aztec beans corn
from cur Dwellings. perhaps some
strange prehistoric fish from the then
shallow Colorado. not yet dug to is
present mile Of depth
The only modern part Of the lunch
con Will be an ostrich egg carefully
prepared after the recipe that "a
known now only 20 MIR. WEIGH. him
self II II not hkely however no
will attempt ~ get" the bartender NJ
the Adams as he dld the mixpioEist ~
a Frisco hotel b. asking Tor two bits
worth OF sherry 20 float an egg, and
then producing the fruit 81 an os-
trch.
AZ any rate the feed ~iil a. HARRY
says Ia his note. live long In the
history OF Phoenix Whenever Harry
starts oct to do something odd he
generally flnds an outre way to DO
u. wAich brings him the uolice aud
admiration Of at hia frlands. and
thoae who hear Of the feat. tie eau
tiously refrsins from aayins IL his
invitation what the actual age 20.
Hut that A. uiafteF that be- VIII ba
allowed - keep his own secret Par.
of the letter which was addressed 10
al the newspaper men in town
reads
Il would yery Fnueh Ike 20 have
Won take lunch with lne on Wednes-
day az the Adams. Il will be infor-
NAL, entirely, and you will get noih-
ms more than the regular fifty cent
lunch However. 7 am planning a
few extras. aurh az an ostrich egg.
aud I have had SOME bread made
from wheat taken from the tombs Of
the Egy ptianA We will also have
rorn taken FROM the Cliff Dweilip6s
aud some Aztec beans which antcdase
the flood those together with ynur
charming company u'iil make u little
Tepast which win live hong iu ihs
history OF Phcenlx Lunch win be
ready a is;is promptly
And besides. Il q nay birthday
Yours very truly
HARRY WEIGH"
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A

Conner entertained with a Thimbie.
party complimentary a. her mother-
Mrs. j. a.. Under. About twenty-four
ladies enjoyed the pleasant afternoons
%
Mra. Ada Bitinsr VIII entertain "a
few friends this cvenlng at her home
on south Walter street. Cards VIII
be played ON Monday evening the
second OF the series will be given.
O.
On Monday Mrs. a. y Morrissetrs
was hostess to two tables ~ auction
Those playing were arr a T. ~ n.
Tor Mrs Mary IIiggals. AIRS u. l..
Bradford. Mrs. George. StntesOn. MRS.
n. ~. RrigSs, Mrs Katherine Farrell
Mrs. George Klock. MrH ". r. War
ten ana AIRS. y. T. ON.
o.
Miss Bernicc tIessetden celebrated
her birthday ON Wcsinesdsy by in
wiling few OF her friends Va to
dinner In the evening.
o.
The Misses Lee are entertaining a
few friends at auction bridge this
afternoon.
o.
The juniors aud sophomOrNs enter.
tained the seniors and freshmen at
ST. Vinccnts academy Wednesday
evening la the academy and assembly
rooms. The occasion WAS most en-
luyHble one and q delightful evening
Mas spent The studeuta appeared la
party gowns adding mueh attractive
ness To the affair. a pleasing literary
and musical program was rendered,
after which a prettily arranged lunch
con was served IN q charming manner
by the hostesses The reception was
delightfully."- informal aud rollicking
good humor Was apparent throughout
the evening. The party came 10 an
end by the singing IN chorus OF the
class song
The program tor the evening fol-
lows
Chorus Juniors.
Dialogue selection-~Csrric Schmidt
aud GLADYS Kelly
Plano Duet-FtsnCeH Murphy aud
Rusalie with.
observation-disclosures Roberts
Vocal solo CSeicctyd1 -- LILLIAN
Yrisarri.
observation-disclosures Dunn.
Mandolin Solo---Ceccila Murphy.
Dialogue Sclection--Ruth Payton
aud Hazel Hicks
Chorus--N,aeHar's Commentaries -
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W Longfeilow, PHI D.. pastor
Bible school al 9;4b a. M. PROF. Cecil
NJ Drake. superintendent Dr. wir,
q. Bryan. assistant superintendent
f6S present last Sunday. Tho ad.
dress by Judge Pope was much On.
lOyed
Preaching by the pastor at ii a.
m. aud 1880 D. M. morning topic.
Elements Of Church Power" even
ing. For Goodness Sake. let Smith
Gu 10 Church" The Lords SUPPER
and hand of fellowship AZ tho moTn-
ing service.
Young Peoples union AZ Csc y. M.
The meeting win De led by Miss
Prlnca Gaines and will be IN the
large room. topic. The Foundation
ana Scope ~ Obligation"
Prayer service on wednesday even
ing. topic. FILLING Empty Vessels. q
Phil t.t8
ON Thursday afternoon the hotne
department OF tho Bible Bchool VIII
meet with Mrs. Whitehill 1913 South
Edith, and The pastor VIII review the
lesson for January
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Caniata By St. Johns Choir Musical
E0ent of Rare Interest; ActiOity
Among Church Organizations Brisk

The premier musical event happens
tomorrow evening. when the choir or
~, johns church win sing The bay
of Hest" by ". j. witty, under the
direction Of Mrs \. T. Murrisct,c
The order of the service is rs tot.
lows:
Part g.
rrOcossiuual Hymn.
Psalm.
Lesson,
Nunc Uimlttis, 10y c. & Clemens.
Part a.
Csutata. The pay ri Rest 10y
" J witty
81 Iuhn's choir assisted by Mr.
charles Andrews. tetor
No Introduction. organ
No . Rcclt Contrnltu. In SiS
DAYS" by Mrs. Floyd Morrisctte.
No. . Chorus with youtTaltu soto,
% Day OF Rest Miss Edith walker
aud choir.
No. & Quartet. solo aud ,huru.,
The HalluWcd Morn"
No ), "AWak' Sc saints, Awak" ~
No 8 I,ccit. solos aud quartet
Great GOd. This Sacred Day of
ThiuC." Mrs. r.. T., Bradford, Mrs
Floyd Morriscttc, Charles Andrews.
George EVcriti
No T. hymn, Hark the Sabbath
Belts"
The sabbath dsy aud She sanctuary
No. e. professional March" or
gan.
No lic,u BASS solo. And Sol
ONION Butt q House" George Everiit
No. 10. Duet. "O How Amiahlv.
Mrs T.. L. Bradford, Mrs Floyd Nor
risette
How piviucly Fsir"
No. g. AS the Heart Pautcth.
40. 49, Baritone solo aud chorus
stand w. aud Blcss the Lord. Hug
Meyers.
No. ~. Chorsle. Great L. W'
Lord. eur God"
Part ~.
The Heavenly Day OF Rest
No. Is Interludo. vocal ana instru
mental. Mrs, r W Harden Mrs
FLOYD Morrlsette
No. 49, soprano solo aud chorus
IKE Better Land Mrs v T.. Brad
ford
No. II Tenor solo aud chorus
There II a Land" Charles Andre"
aud choir
No rs Ladics' double quartet an'
choir "Hark. Hark, dy soul
No 49, Solo and quartet "Jeru
salem. Ny Glorious Home"
No. 20. choral March. "Brightl'
Cleans cur Banner"
Part v.
silver offering.
ReOosslonal hymn,
The members OF ~, JOhn's ChOi
will be assisted 10y Mr.. Charles An
drows Following are the members
sopranos--Airs. y. T.. Bradford, Mrs
Nv. George, Miss Lotiie Szymonsk
Mrs Thomas Pratt Mrs. A. q. For
roster. Miss t.orene SeVernA MIS-
Margaret jerks
| Altos Misses Edith Walker. i.Aur
Colgan. Ruby Rhoe. Theims Louder
Mrs. Floyd MOrrisette.
Ten0rs-- Aiessrs. Floyd MOrrisettC
Desmond Farrell Richard SEymansk
Bass--Georgs Everltt, Harry Hitch
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knights of Columbus Celebra.
ton.

The most important ana claborat"
celebration OF the year hy tho knight
Ut Columbus viii be held tomorrow
aud Monday However. the ma
event Vill be given Monda, evening
m the Masonic Temple tSevonth
street eutrRncr). The aflaiT " TO %
dnncluz aud card party. Good
music for the dancers. pretty prizeg
TOR those playing cards aud a good
ttm' tor an the knights and their
ladies' o. being arranged The com
miitsc7 Ia charge are
Reception MI past grand knights
~ Albuquerque council. including -
y Marion. +. y McCanns, NJ. $. Tier.
u,>, !. \ Johnson, Dr. ] \ Itcidi.
Francis b. Wood. T. +. Kci"hcr, Jr,
4 " rrc .tcl.
The dance and luur committee.
Deputy Grand knight juhn Iiudd"n.
Leo Murphy. " ! white. Ralph J.
k"ichcr John j Ticrucv. Alfred L.
tarts. Elias Gvnztlcs. charles Boat
right Dennis chavez. Alfred Malcttc,
Msuriy, Conwcll. Albert Truavcll
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SPLENDID WOMAN's CLCB
PROGRAM.

seldom. II ever has there been
given q program of music Dy the Wo-
mans club which cqualcd the pro-
gram rendered yesterday afternoon.
The solOists arr we'll known TO all
music lovers In the city and kept fully
up to their standard In the rendition
ot their numbers The Quartottcs
gave several selections which were
greatly appreciated by the large
crowd which attended. The club
rooms were packed. la fact this Is the
largest meeting held this year. and
az each paid twenty-five cents ad-
mission, quite large sum was added
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20 Tic phllau,hropic department.

10 the phiianthrvpic department
Thc program was.
Quartct--(a1 Lullaby" (uibsonD;
obj Banks Or Allen Water" CHolu).
Messrs Andrews. Fslkrnbcrg. Meyer
aud ENoritt.
Piano lo--'Campanella." CBlszt) !.
by request. Mrs. Mabel Stevens Iil-
moe.
Violin soio--(sb "L.egende" Cwein-
iawskD: OBJ ave Maria" (shubcrt-
LiszD. Mr.. 10 Roy Yott
Ladies' ouartct--"The old Harpsl-
chord" CErncst GilleD. Mrs. y. l..
Bradford, Miss Mary McFic. Mrs Don
Sterling and Mrs. John W. Wilson.
Piano solo--"rhe Fri KING" (Schu-
bort-l.isst). Mrs. Himoe
Vocal sOiO--"Flower song from
Faust" Mrs. r.. l.. Bradford.
Violin Soio--"PoiOnaisc In D.na-
ior." (WslnlawakD. Mr.. lie Roy YO,t.
Double Quartet.--"From the Valleys
and Nils" from the bohemian Girl.
(BalfeJ. Mrs. o.. l.. Bradford. Miss
Mary McFle, Mrs. Don sterling, Mrs.
John Wilson. Messrs Andrews, Falk-
enberE. Meyer and Evoritt.
v. W. q. \. BOOK SHOWER.
ON Monday evening tho Y. W. &. \.
win give book shower" ~ the
home. Everyone IN Invited TO como
representing book sud donate a
book TO the library. However, " you
de- no, care 10 take part IN the book
contest or haven't any book Ia do
nate, you are invited any way. Miss
Kenyon In arranging program and
A social good time Is expected for al'
those attending
d
Last "wednesday afternoon the La
dies AID society % the goid and
broadway church. held = meeting Va
the church About forty we're pres
cut aud y pleasant afternoon II re-
ported The following program was
given:
Violin Solo "Minuc' ga o. 'Bee-
thoven). Mrs olga Selke. accompan
ia. Mrs Minds
soio-"sinE Me 30 Steep Miss
Mabel IIinda, acoompsnlsi, Miss ne.
strice IillL
Piano Solo srcarolle' Miss
Gcncvietc Rex
Violin soio--'"Trau tSchu-
MANN. Miss Selke.
Vocal Solo Message of the Lall.
Miss Mabel ITinds: accompanies. Mrs
Kinds.
@.
On Monday afternoon Mrs. g. u
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No. NIethodlsl Lnlsoonal.

Corner OF Lead avenue and South
Third street Charles oscar Beckman
pastor Miss Edith Gorby, deaconess
The pastor VIII occupy the pulpit
AT the morning worship This serN Ice
b. AZ II O'Clock The theme BEING,
why I Am Methodist Christian p"
Mr. Robert sewoll win siug, go For
"a Closer Walk with Tod" Ia the
evening al 7;3O o'clock our people
viii have the privilege uf hearing Mr.
George Peters OF urmia, Persia, M
Peters is q student In Rock Island.
m, preparing for the misslona sy
work amongst his own people, bat %
temporarily out az school because az
poor health. tits parents were KILLED
by the MohammedHns aud he viii ap.
pear lu native costume. the Carmen,
made in NineVeh. while his address
viii ho "Mohammedans. Their lie-
ligiun aud Prosecutions. CustunB
The Choral society viii sing AZ this
service and "a freewill offering taken
tor the Young man.
SUNDAY school meets al S,ia a. ga,
b. A. P0rterfieid, superintend0nt Ep
worth league devotional service a.
6:3O y. m,
A cordial welcome 20 any or all
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01

Miss Anita BerRefe OF Santa 70
spent a part " the week In the city.
MI aud Mrs. Frederick wiun Of
Springer, HE. Arizona. have returned
10 Albuquerque TO make their home.
Mrs Wiuu b. very gifted soprano
aud viii bc valuable. addition to
local musical circles 4 few years
she was IN Albuquerque and sang In
the Elks Memorial service Mr. VIM
- connected NTH the forestry service
aud hy the Way ~ an artist oi recos,
nl2cd ability.
Mr. aud Mrs =. Csyot arrived the
hrst ~ the week 90 make their home
Ia this city.
Mrs 4. u. McMillcn has gone to
California for q Nisi
Miss Grace Axtcl of Indiana polls
~ visiting her cousin. Mrs. l. q Rice.
Mrs Clara Coveil for several
months viaitor ia Albuquerque. the
guest of her sister. Mrs. John s.
Beaver. icfi Tuesday for her home In
Topeka.
Mrs u Prank Fillmore. who has
been visiting her mother. Mrs Rem.
ucr. aud her sister. Mrs. Charles
Hudson. returned to her home IN ~
pdsu the hrN uf the week
MIR aud Mrs ! T. Lander Who have
been guests ~ the home OF Dr. and
Mrs Conner FOR th. past two month";
have returned tu their home IN His
sius. Texas
REV aud Mrs James simmer Of
Santa Pc spent part ~ the week m
! the city. returning tp their hom'
ycsteTdsy
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Masquerade Ball.

German Unity lodge No. go viii
give q masquerade hall IN the Mason.
lc temple Tuesday evening. Fcbru.
~ invited The lodge has made 4
mssque bah an annual event Tor many
ycarn and Ia planning 10 make the
affair Tuesday evening an unusually
enjoyable onB
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Telsplicno Isss Vr is7.ias.

Arrangements John A johnson
Thomas Delahoyde. j. J. Cunning
ham.
banquet and refreshments N. =
knight. simon Battling
Entertainment. J. ". Prostcl. j. "a
O'Rieily.
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LiOely Week Among The Gard Clubs;
Appointments at The Collins Party
Make II Unusually Noteworthy

John Lcr. clarke, Miss Lula Bacon.
Miss Margaret BuWCy. Mrs. r.. 4.
Mann aud Mrs. Florence Johnston
TIA. Bridge club Will meet with
Mr. /. - Rice the hrst of next week.
Mrs. q. T.. LONb Der viii Uo hostess
10 toe Monday Afternoon Bridge club
next week.
The Tempo club viii meet with Mrs.
l.. l. Bradford next Thursday even
Ing The subject to be discussed is
TannhauBcT
FINE va sICAL PROtsItAN.
The Fortnightly Musical club met
AZ the home uf Mrs. Mabel stevens
Himoc last Wednesday evening, The
subject tor the evening was "Schu-
mann, and % program uf the great
composers works was given a. fol.
luNs.
T." Novelette, F.major tbJ
warner" MIR. Stanley seder
a-ul The Lotus Flower" (bl
The TAO GrenadieTs" Mr John
Falkenburg
3-(al Soaring" tSchumannl. tbD
The chase OPaginini- Schumdnm.
Mrg Mabel Ilimos
tau "Traumerel tbl RIO.
nance" Mrs. Ralph Henderson.
"Whlus." Miss Lonise Nichols.
G--"SOngs from Schumann," Mrs
Mary McFio.
5--tab "NiRht Piove No. g. 60
"Fruhlinssnscht." (SchumaDB l1szD
MrH Himue
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Congregational rhnrrl,.

Corner Coal aud broadway Rev
Thos. l.. Dyer. pastor. Stanley soder.
organist
Morning service az o'clock The
pastor win preach brief sermon un
Self Conservation aud the Spiritual
Llfc." and a meeting Of the consrC'
cation viii follow the service. Evening
worship ~ 30 with sermon by the
pastor ou "Child Labor" Az are cor
diallS invited "a attend these services
SUNDAY school. 9.i5 a. "a. ~ s
Liihgow. superintendent. ChFistiau
Endeavor o. 80 y ma
Following win be The musical pro-
gram
Morning serNire organ proluuc,
The question" Wolstenhoime. an
them. Sting Unto God" Schneider;
suio. Miss Charlotte Pratt
Evening service organ prelude.
The Answer" Wolstenholmc. an
them. Glory and Honor" GounOd
offertory. Choral Prelude" Uuboia.
solo Miss Pratt
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OeOer Hostess Hands Guests "Lemons"
in Form of individual Pies
Gossip of Parties of Past Week

An informal party. which brought
oui about sixteen Of the ladies' 81 the
west side OF the city. wBa given BY
Mrs VIII Springer on Tuesday after
noon compiimentlns her sister, Mrs.
Ralph Hunt 81 ~ pass. Cards vera
used 10 pass the time and when q
came 10 refreshments they we're really
unique. Instead 81 the customary
creams and salads. Individual lemon
pies with few accessories we're
served each guest
Among those Invited were Mrs
Robert Putney. Mira Rifle. AIRS
Summers Burkhari. Mrs. a. W. y.
Bryan, Mrs. W j. johnson. Mrs Ivan
Gfunsfela. Miss Julia Tee. Miss f.ou
Loo. Mrs W y Walton. Airs Fred
Kent aud Mrs. -. n. Marion
o
EVERYBoDY's PAVING THEM.
Now is the time for the grand rusn
for everybody 10 repay social 0blixn-
lions before Lent starts. Last week
number of large affairs were given
and this week tho entertainments
while generally smaller. are greater
~ number. rhe most pretentious af-
fair ul tn week Is being given by
aiAea NhNlNti sNEhtAhNA anu MISS tNNtN'
man this afternoon as a courtesy 10
Mrs ~. J. Greer. who IA visiting her
MISTER. Mrs NJ . Chadbourne.
@
Mrs. Isaac Barth who " ~ pres
ont domlriled IN Santa Fc ~ a. be
'honorco" az large affair tu be
given by Mrs. Leo urrsch next week
la the capital city
q
IN HONOR OF Mrs. GREER.
A largo number of social devotoeg
are at the home of Mrs. Samuel Neu-
siadt this afternoon So renew old ac-
uuaintanoc with AIRS NJ. j. Greer
who WAS prominent socially here a
few years ago The color scheme OF
the dining room ~ to be carried out
Ia rcd. Ia this room Mrs. ivan
Grunsfeid. Mrs q. T.. Brooks and
Mrs. Bessie Jaffa viii preside. In
tho receiving line will be Mrs. Greer.
Mrs. NJ g. Chadbourne Mrs. Alfred
Grunsfeld. Mrs NJ T.. stern, Mrs.
Rose. Miss HiIda Grunsfeld aud the
hosteHsos. Mrs. Neustadt and Miss
Holman. The Invitation list includes
Mendames J 7. Mclaughlin. n. A.
Macpherson. =. q. Cornish. Ross Mcr-
riit. Robert Putney. chas White
Amadc Chavez. Summers Rurkhasi.
a. A. Keen. George Klock. Jarrett.
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81. Pauls Eneiish Lutheran Church

Corner West silver and Sixth
streets. Rev W s. Oberhoitzer. pns-
tor SUNDAY school s;f5 q IA. y. G.
Kecfer superintendent AZ ~ m..
student Geo Peters OF urmia Persia,
Asia. wiz speah Ia uH about his people
aud country he wilt he dressed "a
uaiNe costume made IN ancient Nine
veh The SUNDAY school " esps iaily
urged "a ramain A. sac y. IA. the
e. ". and ~ I3O o. M We will Join
in the service ~ tho NJ y. church
pr Beckman. pastor where AZ. Geo.
Pgtrrs viii give another address Ia
dies AID. "Wednesday afternoon al the
church A very important oongrega-
tionai meeting Va two weeks, sunday.
February rs.
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Tsefnara Ilfeld. Frank Wilson. :. m
O'Rieliy. n ~ Dobson. W. =. johns
son. =. ~ saint hoy Mcdonald. J0hn
Lee Clarke, Maize stevens himoc.
Chifeider. Fred Kent. Margaret Med
Ter. q. y. Marron. Brown. o a. Mat
son. Couch MeBdet siiber. l. KEN
ponich J. y. fierndon. SIMON sterns
y. wcinman. 3. Lowinson. Hildeaardc.
0ruufeld. y. Rosenwaid. v. Roaen-
waid. Noa lifeid. Mike Manaell. y.
splts. Sol Harris. J. y. Elder. z. W.
-. Bryan. . r. smllherH. Harry Lce.
@. = MclsandFess. Misses Lee ana
Wiley.
D.
A FIVE HUNDRED PARTY.
one uf the five hundred parties
Of the week was given by Nra r. a.
Nohi AZ her horne on North Walter
street ON THURSDAY afternoon. AIRS.
a. +. Walker wan presented with =
cut-Elass dish A. winner az ihs first
prise and Mrs. John Milne wac con-
soiad With handkerehitf
hose present ware ATE. FRANK Y.
Tull, Mrs John Milne. Mira Law
renee, Mrs. !. A. heldy. Mrs. Thomas
wllkerson, AIRS. Charles watIinston.
MIS-. a. r. Mann. Bars. A. -. HAFouua
Mrs Robert Pollock. Mrs.. Machaos
Miss Louise Nichols, Mrs. s. n. New
conner, Mrs. Hardeman aud Mrs A.
H. walker
@.
number of frleads Of Mr. aud
Mrs. r. NJ. HARDWOOD gathered Tues-
day evening a. the Harwood resi-
dencc. Ella West Msruuette avenue 20
help celebrate Rev. Mr.. Harwooaa
flftiesh birthday anniversary. Mr. D.
A Porterfield presented birthday
cake 60 the colcbrsnt and a very jolly
evening was spent. Those present
included Dr. and Mrs. "A. g. Bright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melton OterO. AIR. My
er. Mrs. John Clarke M aud MRS.
Porterfield and the latier's sister.
Mrs. Leaning Charles Leaning.
Misses Mary and Laura Leaning, Mr..
and Mrs. Lesley. Mrs Normand Scott,
Mr.. n. Romero. Mr. johnson. Miss
FIelseh. Mr.. ana AIRS. & y. Garciu.
Mr. 4. Garcia ana Mrs. James Har-
wood.
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"O Day OF Rest sacred oantata 90
be rendered by the choir ~ ~.
Johns Episcopal church. sunday
night
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The nRme--Donn's indplroa CONT
denve-- Doan's kidney pills for kid
nsy lila Deans Ointment for akin
itching Doan'e Regulela for . mia
laxative. sold AZ an drug stores.
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Kansas City Feb. 1s--Rev r y.
Haley. for many yoars regarded IS
ono % the prominent leaders OF tbs
Christian church IL ihr west. died
here last night, after long illness. lie
Was % years aid
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01

scored Cgutatn. by a. Johns chair.
"a she Episcopal church sunday
night
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Cupid Docs Business Over the
Wires.

4 Wedding witch caused consider
usual method of Sourtship was sol
cmnizcd Tuesday evening az the home
u REV Hugh g. Cooper. The we'd
ding principals were Mrs Lucille VIII
son Of this city and Mr. Burt w
Brown OF Las Crgces. Mrs. Wilson
was an operator In the Western Union
once Of this city and Mr. HrO0n u
the manager OF the telegraph office IN
Las Cruces An acquaintance and
niriatiun over the wires resulted IN
= real love affair. and later Mr. Brow
came bo Albuquerque aud things
moved rapidly 10 y elimination. Tues
d. the wedding occurred and nov
the happy pair are receiving the con
CALCULATIONS of their many friends
Mr and Mrs Brown will make their
home in Las cruces.
Friends iu this city have received
announcements of tive wedding On
Ianusr, 20 Ia ~ Francis cathedral
Santa Re. % Mise Lucy Get'cvieNe
Napoleon. daughter ui Mr. AMI Mrs.
Louis Napoleon. 10 Mr. Henri " DIS.
nee. son of Mr aud Mrs. carlo Dignco
aud cousin uf Hen Digneo Of this citS.
both bride aud groom being well
known here Mr. aud Mrs. Dignco
viii bc ~ home to their friends after
February ~ AZ :8g East Manhattan
avenue. Santa -.
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The Churches
Immn.r,lsle Concentlon.

Immaculate Conception.
sodality mass. z. Tho X. of e. VIII
receive holy communion in . body.
children's mass. s:30. High mass
aud blessing Of candles 81 90 vcs-
pers. INSTRUCTION and henediction al
$50 Mass every morning &C Z.
Friday evening service al 1850.
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sacred Cantata. by "a J0hns choir
az the Episcopal church sunday
night
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20 Day OF Reat." sacred cantata 80
be rendered BY the choir a. 81.
JOhn's Episcopal church. sunday
night