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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-21
HoYNE cRITIcIzEs STEWART
FOR DETLoFF ACTION

The attitude of Judge Stewart in
hindering the good work done by the
Curran Commission in trapping Al
bert Detloff, Juvenile probation Off
Ger, as he tried to sell boy into near
slavery came in for criticism yester-
day by States Attorney Hoyne.
The criticism came after Stewart
refused to hold Detloff until Frank
]. Jacobson, the investigator for the
Commission, who set the trap for the
probation officer and baited it with
25 in marked bills, was also held.
The judge continued the case until
April 10 and insisted that a complaint
against Jacobson be also filed. This,
Hoyne announces, he will not do.
81 will not file a complaint against
Jacobson" said Hoyne. ut is dis
cretionary with me in any case
whether l want to prosecute or not,
and in this case certainly resent the
dictatorial demeanor of Judge Stew
art. He has not the power to order
me to file a complaint against Jacob
son and l will not do So"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-21
MERELY COMMENT

MkRkL COMMkN |
Wilson doesn't want war.
But it looks as if that is just what
lots of newspapers and politicians do
want.
Nearly all of the papers are full OF
pictures Of army and navy officers,
of battleships, big guns-eVerythlng
that looks like war.
They are inflaming the magma
ton of spreading the war
spirit-making the country war mad.
And the game is to rush the presi-
dent into war whether or no.
Back of that, of course, is Big Bust
ness, which wants to exploit Mexico.
And wants the army and navy on
the job to protect the American dol
lars while they are at work in Mexico.
The tools of Big Business in Con-
gress don't want war with Huerta.
What it wants is the occupation of
Mexico by an American army.
1t wants our army to be big po-
lice force in Mexico to hold the Mex
leans down while American investors
make money.
And that's the real purpose of all
of the Fourth of July patriotism some
newspapers are now bunking the peo-
pie with.
They are very touchy about insults
to the flag in Mexico.
But Uncle Sam never peeped when
the same flag was insulted by the
state militia of Michigan and Col
orado.
So it would seem that it makes a
difference whether the flag is used to
protect property or humanity.
In the meantime President Wilson
is attempting to give the American
flag a human meaning and is being
driven into a fight
-O-O
Almost the only thing in the eco
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-28
Benefit Entertainment
For the Y. NJ. c, A

-
Thu, ladies Of the Presbyterian Ala
society viii give AN entertainment Tor
IN, benefit CO.. the y NJ g. a fund
Tuesday uisht iu the high school
auditorium with an interesting pro-
gram. which follows
Selectou-A. n. : Glee club.
Quartettc- Battle Hymns Of Allies
t.Marchalia. "Russ.au Battle SONG
ION the Road To- T.pperaty Mrs.
A.. Bloom. Mrs. Foreman. Mr. Bloom,
MI Gould.
Fola dancing directed by Mrs.
Arthur 3 Keith
Dance of the N.lc-MIss Anna My
crs
a Danish wedding Dance Misses
Eeua Conner. Elizabeth strong, Haze
KIrEy. Alberta Hawthorne, Ruin
Platte Ethel Kieke Caroline Michel.
Hortonse Switzer. Euuicc Elttrelm.
Accompanist. Miss Beruice Bowers
Rsading-Mrs. Polk.
Character Song-Nirgiuia Lee WI
Hanson.
Quarctte-CD Austrian National
Hymn. 621 The watch on the Rhine.
solo-Miss Leaning ta) The MIS-
sion of the Rose Croneisli CO the
Rosary tNetlnpt
getXette from LuCia-I ~ N
brass uuartettc.
"A Box Of Monkey farce ln
two sets CharHcteTst
Edward Halston, a promising
American. halt owner ~ the sietra
gold mine-GeorEe Pinney.
Chauncey Oglethorpe, his partner.
second son OF Lord Demonstration
EWmons
Mrs. Ondego-Jhones. an admirer of
rank-Susan cobb.
sierra Bengaline. her niece "a Yp'
zeal western girl-Salome Stateson.
Lady Guinever L~ladpoore, Il prin.
English girl. daughter of the Earn oi
pavnHught-Ruth N1ateson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-28
Il,s, congregational Church.

turuer Coal avenue "
s.. Toothaker, minister, residence
COS south Edith street.
sunday school s.45 "a. M; divine
Worship. ~ a. m. ana tf5 D. IN.
Morning sermon by the pastor, theme,
"if Every Member We're just Like
Me what Kind OF a church Would
our church Be-" Evening sermon
3D., Res. 49, "a Fulkerson This SER
vice Is planned especially for the
shop men and they are most cordially
invited Young Peoples meeting.
g go %. m. Leader VIM Hesscldcn.
a council n ministers and churches
has been called To- meet in our church
luildilg next Wednesday afternoon
FOR the purpose of examining Nj.
Pcrc. D.. Perry OF Gallup for ordina-
ton into the ministry of the cougre-
gatioual church. Tho ordination ser-
vice VIII be- held iu the evening. The
public is i1yitcd
Following is the musical program
for Sunday.
Morning service
organ Prelude Meditation. CCal.
laertsj
Anthem so shadows Yondor'
(Gaulp
Onertory- "Andautc. CBcothoyeu
solo tSclcctcdl - Mrs. Kathr3
Grimmcr Bailey.
Postudc-CMarch lp T. Flat
(McrkelJ
Evening service
organ Prelude Prayer CWag.
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Reception in Honor of Mrs.
Mcdonald

"Wednesday afternoon Mrs Isaac
Earth was hostess 1t Cd brilliant rec
ccption given iu homer OF Mrs VII
Ham g.. Mcdonald ot santa Fee
The rooms we've frightened with "a
p%rofusion ot lowell, yellow a white
chtN sauthvmums and tho refresh
ments which were served were cspe-
cially delicious
Mrs Barth ana Mrs Mcdonald re-
revived the guests BOO the draw .ug room
and the hostess was ussIstcd hN Mrs
WIN springer auG Mrs. Dave, Vein
man Boo the aail Mrs Margaret Med
Ter Mrs. Nancy Be~wIek Mrs vs. o..
Kcim and Mrs Tom WIlkprsor iu the
living room. Mrs L. A. Mann and
Mrs Arro Hunlus lu tho dining room
whore Mrs vs. y. Walton and Mrs.
Robert Putncy poured and So Mar
garet's Guild served Miss A. Luccr1
OF santa Fo and Miss Wiihclmiua
Wilmer of las NcEas who are house
guests at Airs Barths home. also AS
sisted.
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Phi Mu Reception

This afternoon tho local chapter of
the PM Mu fraternity gave % rclcp-
tion az the homo Of Mrs Roy Allen
Stamm in honor OF all national fra
ternity mn of this city.
The affair was q particularly cu-
joyahle and happy one and plans
were begun for the organization ot
a Womeu's Pan-Hellcuiy club.
The iraternities represented wcr"
the Kappa Kappa Gamma. Delta
Gamma. pi Beta Phi Kappa Alpha
Theta. Tri Delta, Gamma Phi Beta
and Phi Mu
Tho guests ~ the afternoon were
Mrs. - O.. cornish. Miss Alice Boyd.
Mrs LEROY Peters Mrs Proctor
Sherwin. Mrs Roy s. Stamm. Mrs.
Lucicu Reed, Mrs. Jerro Haggard,
Miss cleo kcuN. Miss Myrllc-NulHiu
son. Miss Maraaret Gleason. Mrs Pat
Ross. Mrs j A. Miller Miss Maylme
Matthews. Mrs j. ". Giltner Miss +.
Renikcr. Mrs p. j.. Woy. Mrs H. B.
Bloom and Mrs g. s. McLaudrcss
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Personal Mention

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Reception to the Teachers

Tuesday afternoon az ;he Masonic
Temple the united clubs Of A~lhuqucr-
gave 70 formal reception in honor
of the visiting school teachers
The hail was lrtistiraHy decorated
with a %protusion OF yellow aud white
flowers which wer, particularly Ell
iccttNe ugainst "a BACKGROUND ui
palms ana ferns
The high school orchestra rendered
@ number OF dclighttIN selections and
the Greek classic ring arm given u>
the D@hdutauquo section oi Mrs j =
Easterday's physical culture class
was am especially pleasing feature OF
the affair.
The reception was an unusually
brilliant one and was attended bN
over sixteen hundred people
Those who received the guests
were Mrs William Mcdonald wife OF
the governor OF New Mexico. Mrs
Avian Is. White. wife of The state sue
perintcndeut OF public l%utruction
Mrs. g. a.. Hin. wife OF The president
Of the ~ N D. A. Mrs. Rupert
Asplund. president OF The state Fed
GRAFTON al Womeu's clubs Mrs Johu
W Wilson. president 81 the state
Parcnt-Te5cbers asspriauou; Mrs.
David r. Boyd wife of the president
Of tho University Of SEES Mexico.
Mrs John Mluc. wife ot the super
iutcudeut Of the Albuquerque city
schools Mrs u n Eoatrieht, VIE
Of tho mayor of Albuquerque. Mrs
g. o. Clark, president %. the First
ward T. r. 8 Mrs D. A. Miller.
president Of she second ward = ].
A.. Mr- A. D stroup, president col
the Tuesday club Mrs a. L. Brad
ford president VI th, FortnightlA
Music club. Mrs. j. ~ an. presi-
lent Of tho Woman's CLUB. and Miss
Lutte Stearns OF Milwaukee. Wis.
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Pleasant Thimble Party

Mrs. John l.. Donovan gave AN uh-
usually pleasant thimrlc party last
saturday. a feature of the afternoon
were two musical numbers by pupils
OF Mr. Donovan Helen Goetz played
Godard's "Vllsc Chrumauquc. and
Louis Meehdn sang Who KNOWS
The table, where especially delec-
table refreshments were served was
attractivcly adorned with O. lovely
bouquet OF sn~ap-dragous aud ferns
Mrs. Donovan WIS assisted by Mrs.
G. II. Conner, Mrs. a. L. Grimshaw
and Reba Conner
IN, guests were: Mrs. g.. a.. CON
uer. Reba Conner, Mrs g. D. Grim
shaw. Mo. a. Thomas Mrs. r. J.
Thomas. Mrs. r. Gertig. Miss Kate
Gertlg. Mrs. Charles Warrington. Mrs.
g. Houghton. Mrs b. Bcckman, Mrs.
r. Sower and Mrs T. T.. McCuuc.
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Mrs. David Stewart. organist
At ~ q. M. communion service VIII
be held. the special music being "a
duet. He shall reed His Flock Like
a shepherd, from Handles Messiah
by Miss Charlotte Pratt aad Mr. John
H. Falkcnourgh.
Solo-"ro a Mind Worn and
Weary tTostiD, Miss Charlotte
Pratt.
The pastor will speak al 1880 %. m,
on Remember Lots VIE
The special music being
Anthcm-'Gud So Loved the
World CGauD.
solo Jesus Lover of Ny SOUL
CFluWtoW s Last Rose of summer),
Miss Mary Leaning.
The sunday school session is al
g.t5 a. On. The Epworth league dee
vutiouuI service At O. So o.. VA. Miss
Ida Maddox. leader
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Evening Bridge Party

Mr. and Mrs Louis Held gave "a
most delightful auction bridge party
Tuesday evening The rooms were
frightened with "a profusion ~ FRA
grant roses and at midnight an elao-
crate and entirely delicious supper
was served
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. q.
4. Brooks Mr. and Mrs Fred Kent
Mrs. Margaret MeGler. Mr. ana MIS-.
Summers Burkhart. Miss ~Josephine
Parsons. Mr. and Mrs Robert DeitN'
AIR and Mrs Theodore Wooisey, MI
and Mrs Harry Lee 90 santa Fe'
Governor aud Mrs william McDon-
AID a. Santa Pc. Judge " " pope
Of santa Fe. Mr. and Mrs Noa HELD
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard HELD, Mrs y.
Rosenwald. MI and Ars Edward
spitz. Mr. and MIS- u y Jamison'
Mr.. and Mrs Georse Elock Mrs w.
Jarrett. Mr and Mrs Max
AIR. ana Mrs. Dave Weinman. M.
and Mrs. seymour f.ewinson. Mr. and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-28

childrcn's books and books of value
to teachers The beautiful holiday
bulletins and the good editions OF
books drew "a crowd az all times dur
Ing the day.
Among tho books I noticed That cN-
collcnt three volume encyclopedia ed
tied by Albert B. Hart and A. g. Mo
L%auphliu ON American government
the books are not large and tno sub-
iccts treated ate all on modern ques-
tiols-uT 60 date subjects connected
with civic uucsuous-a remarkable
set from which Co obtain an sorts OF
Information very quickly and readily.
Then there was u new edition Of
THE Wonder ook and "ranglc-
wood Tales. Hawthornc's classics
for chldreu-bosh are illustrated by
Milo Water who YOU know Is a mas
ter li that work. The DeautifuI pic
turc- and the large print make them
very attractive. Many grown-ups
were cNeIaiming over them. should
.imaplu, children would love them
40 you remember when .ou were
Young how you loved animal stories
OF al the writer's who tell animal
stories for children nowadaN. Thorn-
ton Burgess ts perhaps the most
widely known. For long over n year
now his charming tales of Peter Cot
tontail. Icrr, Muskrat and ul co the
rest of our wood ncighbors have been
running ip daiis city papers under the
/ heading OF Bed Time Stories for
I children. and within the last year
"a Bed rimc Story duo was urgauized
Jos that paper OF ala children Who
wished 60 join. for the sole purpose of
lrcatiug 90 love tor the wood folk %
"a desire tu protect them. Recently
these books have been published un-
der the titles Mother West Wind,
Mother West Winds children.
Jerry Muskrlt. Peter Cultuutuu.
and so ON iu small well illustrated Nol-
umcs. several new copies uf ,hese
books I noticed.
And The Every child should
Know SERIES don't think fur t min
ute that they are not intcry-tins
because OF the title children might
think 50 bur 10 is not true. Each vol
ume takes some one subject such as
ialry tales. lu which an the very best
fairy tales are complied m tins the
same way-prose aud poctr, There
are ten Nolum,s In all and each one
fun Of interest Co Doth boys Do girls.
Did I mention before that copy of
swedish Song Games 10y Eastman
and Kohlcr in which over forty games
suitable for young children either at
home or at school are explained
some with the music glycn' In
sweden these games are played ia
the home. ia the school and ON the
play ground, by young n odd with
equal zcst and enjoy ment. Several OF
them we're presented To the teachers
and parents Of New YORK 90 other
cities. when Miss Kohlcr was BOO TINS
country in 1870 n were received
with enthusiasm. one or two ut the
| more intricate as Weave th' Home
spun will probably not be attempted
by very young children, bur a. large
proportion Of the games may bee piar-
ed here. as IN sweden, by pupils ol
any age.
In addition 20 these books there
were "a number OF good titles for BOSS
in the Every Boys orary-'J Jim
Davis. by John Mdscheld; The Jester
of 81. Timothy's, hy A. b Pier,
Rodney McGaw. by a. f.. M.Farlane
and many others These BIOS Scout
books are wen liked hy IA. Boys and
are worth reading.
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Thr rrnnhnn, Cnrl.lmn Clmrh.

Corner Gold avenue and south
Broadway.
Chas l.. Dean OF Loveland, Coll
orado. has accepted the call to this
church. n nothing unforeseen hap
pens ne Will take charge Of the work
not later than Januars 18th and
earlier IL possible
Bro. Ferguson viii continue 90
preach for as until tho reeuiar min
lister arrives. preaching sunday at IL
a. M
Biblc school az s.lj 90 M lesson,
Acts q; memory verse. Acts. 20.
v =. =. c. T.. az G:3O %. m, MT.
nm, leader
Tuesday evening et 7:3O tho reg
ular monthly mcetine OF the official
board II the church Will be held, The
chairman feels that 90 is necessary
for every member Go bee present on
account Of The cunning OF BRO. Dean,
and the plans FOR the new building.
etc.
ON SUNDAY December 9Th, every
member ~ THE church Wiu Ice called
upo1 hv % committee. TO ascertain the
gmouut of support each intends Go
give Co the work FOR the ensuing year.
Please think this owe carefully and
prayerfIlly as the coming of our min
lister calls FOR more funds We trust
each one will he ready Co make "a lio-
crnl pledge. For where Thy treas
uro is, there will thy heart he also
Making Il definite pledge to the sup
port uf the church is grtti1g our
/ treasure To the right place. ard what
about "hoarts"9 This. oy order ui
the financial committee.
Prayer meeting and Bible study
Wednesday oNeninC from 1880 Go SIS.
| lesson. Acts 10. When We sing sweet
Z Hour of prayer. does the sentiment
in IL mean an 20 us that the author
Intended 10 TO mean
The Auxiliary of the Christian Wo-
mems Board of Missions will hold Doe
/ regular devotional business. and SOC
Cial meeting Thursday afternoon Dee
'embeT sra, tt the home of Mrs.
I bearing. G15 North Eighth street
The program will begin promptly al
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-28
d. A. r. Meeting this
Afternoon

Mrs. Arno Hunlng Mrs j " Han
and Miss Estclle Luthy were hostess
es this afternoon 90 the Lew Wallace
chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution at the home ot
Mrs j. D. Luth1
The following interesting program
was given
Review |E,aneclinc Mrs o. W
Hail
Quotations-Chapter
Paper Margaret Fuller and the
Concord school Mrs j n. Wroth.
Reading The Most Dramatic Inc
cldent in American HIstor Miss
Estyilu Luthy
Current events.
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% 80. Mrs. Horton BE- tie leader The
following program viii be given.
Hymn-Joy 10 the World.
Scripture Reading.
Prayer.
Story 81 Meaes and Miriam. Mafth-
alouisu Horton.
Mission study. THE child iu the
Midst'-Mrs Edward LoNltt.
Vocal Duet The Guiding STAR
Mcsdamcs Rex and Mize.
Report on THE Rcd Mans Land
Mrs. Morris.
Book Review, Ann VI Avn-Mrs.
Dickinson.
Closing Hymn aud Prayer.
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Mrs Alfred Grunsfeld. Mr and Mrs
Ivan ,,runsfcld. Mr. and Irf r. r..
Pollock. Or. aud Mrs a. j. Algcr,
Mrs W. o. CEildcrs. Or and Mrs
John Elder Dr. and Mrs. f. g. cor
uish. Mr.. and Mrs A. 49, McMilieu,
Mr and Mrs " T. Mctcalf. Mrs
Felix Lester. Ms and Mrs Clark carr
and MIR and Mrs John Ice clarke.
o
Mrs Alfred Grunsfcld kept opcn
house "Wednesday afternoon TO oeir-
brutc her birthday. aud her many
friends called to onct ths,t congrat-
ulations
The formal opening Ut the Country
club has bcou indefinitely postponed
ON account of the Illness ol Us nrcs.-
dent, Mr. Theodore $ Moolsey who
underwent au operation ,or appcudi-
oltis Monday.
bishop T. b. Howden was at homo
Friday evening Go the men OF ~
Johns Episcopal church 10 honor OF
Dean charles Henry Ecktls. secretary
Of the province uf the southwest OF
the Episcopal church.
O.
\ pleasant Thanksgiving party was
given In the First Baptist church
ThankspiNiue eve with an interesting
program OF music and delightful re-
frcshments some MY guests at
tended Miss Amy passmo.o and
Miss Louise Wlkcuson were in charge
ui the arrangements.
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Schoolmasters' Banquet

The Scho1imusters' club held lts
annual banquet Monday evening BE-
Taft han at The Alyaradu hotel
Tho occasion WIS o. particularly
enjoyable ONE Professor John Milne.
superintendent Of city schools. was
POSTMASTER and the following inter-
csting tpasts were given
ITO the Sghuolmastpr. b.. q.
Craighoad. president OF the UuINcr-
sity of Montana
To the schools, Dr p. D. Cuu-
man. University uf Illinois
'Grcctinss from the Press N l..
Fox.
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Red Cross Tag Day

To-day e large committee. with Miss
virginia Carr as chairman aud Miss
Gladys Mandrll ls secretary. have
been taggiug everyone who appeared
BOZ the business part uf town and a
sum has been raised which yer, much
exceeded the expectations OF the Al
buqucruuc Womcns cooperative re-
lief committee. under whose auspices
the Tag day was held
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Varsity Football Dance

Thursday evening ln rodcy hail
the sophomore class gave "a dance iu
honor of tho ~ NJ. s. g. and O.. y
NJ. football teams
\ large crowd was present and an
exceptionally jolly time was enjoyed
by an. At miduieht coffee and de-
licious Individual pumpkin pies were
served and refreshing punch was
available ~throushout the evening
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Jolly Card Party

NJ aud Nrs y } NcWI8Uder gaVc
% jolly card party "Wednesday evening
and served Do delicious supper al mid
ulght.
Their guests were Mr.. and " g.
Herbert GALES. Miss E. Bordluet, Nj.
r. Johnson. Mrs r.. Thomas. Mr.. Art.
Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lee
tarte. Miss a. oliver MI T Mid"H.
Miss Loreut Hoffman aud Nj. q.
sells
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The Churches

IIr-i Methodist Episcopal Church.
Corner Lead avenue and south
Third street. Charles Oscar Beck
man. pastor. Miss Edith Gorhy. dea-
coness h. a. Pouerheld. suPerintend-
ent of the sunday school. Harry
Frank. president Epworth league
John b. FnlkonburRh ghoir director
Miss Blanche purtcrnell. pianist
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Boxes for the Poor

Mrs g. D.. Coons Mrs Roy Mo
Donald aud Miss Mary Brent spent
a great deal OF time the first of this
week preparing THANKSGIVING boxes
Tor the poor of the city. and as o. zee
suit many people who otherwise
would have had uo cause for thanks
giving had q very happy day
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Chrl.llnn s.irnrr snrir,,.

Christian Science services are held
IN the Womm's club building az the
corner of seventh street and Gold
avenue. every sunday morni1g at ~
O'Clock.
Wednesday evening services are at
s o'clock.
The public b. cordially invited io
attend these services.
sunday school at 9;+5 o'clock.
Reading room in the y. r. Armiio
building. Room 40. tN, open each
week day from . TO 3 p ~.
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St. Vincent's Gives
Thanksgiving Day
Open Air Program


The annual Il'nhs-I'INS 'hl'I
tainmcnt go 81 Vincent acadeinh
'his year was an open 'lr aHa4r hela
iu the bright sunshine u' the 'ldnd
Of sunshine a1d WAS most 'ni"
able as wei as hr''".'4N' INC P''
sram was given as follows
Mother Goose Party
THANKSGIVING SONG 'h'lus'
Dumb-bcll Exercise.
origin Of Thaukss''lns-b"i"ih
Blainey
Little Paul's First Th~anNsgivins
Agnes MCINTYRE,
An Appetite Jane h''li'h'
In C%onhdencc- Margaret Corcor"n
kittys Thanksgl'.ns ~oliloquy-
papita E%spinosa.
Baot's Part.-Shirley G'ss.
ogges-Reciiatlon-Dl'ue J.
Thanksgiving Day-Mlldred Shee-
han.
queen Of the butiercups- hetlla-
uou-Grade H.
The kitty's Tea Party Recitation
Grade lli.
'@rhc i3rst Thanksgiving celebration.
Characters
Governor bradford Evelyn Mcurna
Elder Brewster &c. }lFla DAVIS
Mrs. White .''''. beEila CosHi"'.
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St. Johns Thanksgiving Tea

Tho Ladies' Gulld uf ST. John b
Episcopal church gave th'ir Thanks
giving tea Tuesday afternoon at The
home of Mrs George KlSk \ largc
crowd attended the anair and the att
tractiVc displays of fancy work and
home cooking quickly disappeared
Tho dining ruum was especiall. in-
Wiling. The color scheme was pink
and white and was CARRIED out with
vases of sn%tp-drasons ou tho table.
ana ns far as pqssi5lc Boz the refresh
mpnis. which were delicious.
supper was served at . o'clock aud
"a sreBt many men a. we'll as women
enjoyed 10.
The tea was unusually successful
in @ financial as well ass lu q social
way
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A Library Exhibit at
the Public Library


This week ms visit to The public
library was Interesting not entirely
hceause of tho new books INT saw
but because ~ the exhibit 81 hoih
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-28

Mrs. vs. " strong will he hostess
Go the Highland Bridge club next
Monday afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-28
Jolly Dance Tuesday Evening

Tuesday evening O. dance WAS given
NJ the armory by the Retail Mer-
chants association W honor Of the
visiting teachers No WAS in informal
AMIR and w1a exceptionally lolly ana
entirely successful Music Dos the
Booster orchestra was splendid.
A delightful feature 90 the evening
Was the graceful demonstration by
Nj. ana Mrs. a. a. Dugau of the
four hundred oue-step % h cam
ter.
The members of the COMMITTEES
which made the arrangements for
the dance are. MT o. A. Nation,
chairman. Mr.. Joe Miller. Mr. A. p.
Betz, AR Louis Hesseiden and MI
Bert Skinner.
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The Microbes Club


The Microbes club VIII meet mex
week with Mrs Fred FAKE