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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-05-12

1t has sometimes been maintained
that military schools are not able to
provide instructors capable Of giving
such mental stimulus as Il found In
the best colleges Too often they are
young officers who must sit up nights
- keep, barely shesd of the boys
'tRey are teschin9.
Nevertheless, graduated Of West
Point and like schools have always
mAihsAshed that there is something
iu=military life thst lifV Il fellow
above apys mere, dali lroutsne Of cere.
mony. The emphasis, on nsAtness.
physical erectness and effieiency. the
ii,sistence on truth, telling and avoid
ance Of bad habits, turns out very
clean cut man. To this issadded the
Inspiring influence OF heroic tradition
Siat surrounds all military education.
Routine as army life may seem,
somehow the army men seem able
to rise to the occasion when some
problem of human administration is
!, PLACED on them. Having learned to
'obes, they seem to know how to com.
mand. Whether In the Philippines,
Panama, or Mexico, they give an i'm
prNAion of mental a)ertness and
grasp of practical situations. Already
from Vera Cruz come in the reports
that even the Mexicans like army
government, and will be sorry when
the troops leave.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-05-12

FOR RENT-One modern house,
furnished or unfurnished; fine sur
roundings. 81 West First South. mic
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-05-12

FOR SALE-Lot 5 l-2x10 rods,
three roomed house, fruit trees, new
fence. located in Seventh ward; a
bargain at $1,000. See John Broberg,
396 East Second South. If
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-05-12
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
Woman suffrage Meeting

A great deal OF Interest was taken
this week In the brief visit In Albu-
quorque Of Miss Mabel Vernon Of
Washington, ID. G, who came here
with letters Of Introduction from Miss
Erna Ferguson. daughter of Con-
gresham II. r.. FERGUSON.
Miss Vernon is an organizer 81 n
Congressional union for woman's suf-
frage and il touring the west il the
Interest OF tho amendment now before
congress.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. A. u
Stroup, t09 North Eleventh street,
invited the officers OF the w0man'a
club and OF the Tuesday club 10 meet
Miss Vernon. who gave them a very
interesting and instructive talk on
wOmsn's suffrage.
During the meeting a resolution
was adopted eating upon the lower
house Of CONGRESS 4 o pass favorably
upon the resolution which r. before
Il. While no definite steps toward
organization have been made here,
st'li Il IL quite probable that some
definite recognition will be made oi
Woman's Suffrage day. May 2 Ia the
dRy which has been dedicated "a
woman'a suffrage and Il will be cele-
hrated throughout the United states.
Mies Vernon left "Wednesday eve
nlng for SaHta Fe aud goes from
there 20 Nevada, where she will spend
several months In the Interests OF
wonlan's suffrage.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
Mrs. Gill Entertains

Mrs. u. r. Gill. els East Gold W.
nue.. entertained at i've hundred
Monday afternoon and Mrs. ID. II.
earns was the fortunate winner Of
the prize. n Japanese fruit basket.
The lunch. which was exceptionally
delicious. was served al 8 o'clock. A
color scheme Of yellow and green
carried nut In the refreshments add
ed to their attraCtiveness.
This AFFAIR was in the nature OF a
farewell party. Mr.. and Mrs. GIL
have sold their charming BUNGALOW
I o Miss Isabel Thorne of Jonesboro,
Ark. and will move TO their ranch
across the river next week.
The guests were Mrs. George state
son. Mrs. u. A. Kistler. Mrs. John
Venable. Mrs. Charles Lowber. Mrs
Fred Garfield. Mrs. a. q. Corson,
Mrs. Mary Higgins, Mrs. D.. II. carns,
Mrs. Frank TUT. Mrs. Frank Stortz,
Mrs John W. Wilson. Mrs. r. l.
Bradford and Mrs. L. q. Rice.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
ARBOR DAY OBSERVED
IN ALBUQUERQUE

An unusual mount Of attention
was paid To Arbor Day this year ana
the results should repay many times
the effort spent.
The Woman's club observed ita
annual custom OF distributing trees.
bulbs, Towering plants ana vines
which were donated hy ciub mem
beers and others who were Interested.
To children and grown-up people, 90
sanitariums and schools.
Mrs, $. Brewer. Mrs. George
Klock and Mrs. v. T.. curry were
the committee in charge and should
feel compllmented at the enthusiast
tic interest which was taken In the
distribution.
over three hundred trees have
been donated Co the Highland paris
and a large force of men viii bc
busy about "A week getting All of
them planted. This park rs Ideally
located and with an abundant shade
Il win become n OF rhe most at
tractive places In the city.
Arbor Day vac appropriately cell
ebrated In the various schools
school rooms throughout ne city. a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28

with the happiness Of Il an. was Buf-
falo Bill himsel. leading the parade.
Just ns an honor TO his city. And
how he chuckied aud leaned over the
side Of his spider trap. when some
little fellow ran out into the street,
just that he might get a better look
nt him How he smiledi For Ruf-
talo Bill was rs happy as those who
looked upon him.
The great scout travelled on and
necks craned again, for as far as those
who lined the curhs could see, there
Stretched the glittering limo Of the
parade. wagon after 2 Despair
gled being after ~bespangled. sleek
horses. cages-
And all those cages were open, too.
open 80 that ma might zee the mon
KEYS jumping about and playing tricks
on n another, or staring "a their re-
Elections In a bit Of looking glass:
open 80 that n might gaze upon the
great Bengal tigers pacing from one
end ~ their steel-lined prison to the
other; open 80 that one might see the
lions and the hyenas and the mother
leopard with lsr babies; the rat.
saw-jawod hippopotamus. the funny
ofang -%Outanss and all the other cx-
amples OF zoo life. Not a cage was
closed. Little Girl who stayed at
Home, and the animals seemed TO like
Il, To be able TO stand up there ana
look az the crowd which was looking
at them.
And then the elephantsl The big
elephants, the little ones. and the
twins. Kas ana Mo. with their baby.
mouse-like eyes. twlnkling as though
they got as much amusement out Of
the parade az the spectators them
selves. The camels. too. Wubbllng
along. their humps swayinR. ana
pretty women In %spangied dresses
swaying with them.
How the bands playee-lt Just
seemed that there never was a mo-
ment when the air was not Just cram
med fun OF music. And the clown
band. too-blowing their funny. mis-
shapen horns. footing wilding. furi.
ously, and caring not one bit for All
the discord.
Then came the Indians. There were
thirty Of them, with their feathers and
(COutlnueI ON pnQa EnuFl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
DR.. Woods Hutchinson

The last entertainment In the Red
path Lyceum course. which has been
given here this winter under the
auspices OF the Woman's club, VIII
take place Monday evening, and viii
be a lecture on the interesting n b
ject. which Is Mans Life, His Work
or His Playg"
Or. Hutchinson has won national
fame as a doctor, a lecturer, an an-
thorlty on economic n sociological
questions and on eugenics and Grim
inol0gy.
Albuquerque In exceptionally for
tunate To have an opportunity "a
hear this remarkable man who will
lecture next Monday evening az the
Elks' theater. and IL is TO be hoped
that a packed house will greet him,
surely the residents OF this city
will not overlook this chance TO hear
Or. Hutchinson give a lecture which
will carry a vital and individual mes
sage TO every nearer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
Dance for Miss Hin

Last evening al the Womans CLUB
MIR. and Mrs. GEORGE Taylor gave a
dance In honor OF their house guest,
Miss lrma Hin. There was delicious
punch ~thrOughOut the evening ana
az midnight lovely refreshments were
served.
Music By Miss Blueher's orchestra
was splendid and all things united
in making the AFFAIR n OF he toi-
Hest parties OF the easOn
The guests were Mr. and Mrs. u.
o. strong. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. n. Con-
ner. Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Hust. Mr..
and Mrs. d. II. earns. Mr.. and Mira
John Borradaiie. Ar. md Mrs. r. A.
Mann. Mr.. and Mrs. T, y. Wilkerson,
Mr.. and MIS-. Russell Williams. Mr.
and Mrs. Henry coors. Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. n. s. Elwood. MIR. ana Mrs. v
5. Suydam. Mr.. and Mira George
Partridge. Mr.. aud Mrs. r. II. Edgar
SIR. and Mrs Tony Chisum. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. y. Curry, Mr. and Mrs. II. c,
Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Lin Leach, Mr.
aud Mrs. n. r. Mead. Nj. and Mrs
Monte Powell. Mr.. and AIRS. Leroy
Peters. AIR. and Mis-. L. &. McElwainI
Ar. and Mrs. II. b. Reed, Mira. q
Horribly, Mrs. Nancy Beswiek. Mrs
J Robert Banks. Mas Irma Hill. Mis-
Grace Borradaile, Miss Hazel Maloy
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Mrs. Eisman Guest at
Many Affairs

The arrival Of Mrs. Nathan Eisman
Of Boston seems q have been just
the impetus needed 10 start the social
ball rolling.
Last Sunday afternoon her mother,
Mrs. Hildegarde Grunsfeid. was at
home In Mrs. Eisman's honor and the
many guests who called that day
gave evidence OF the visitors popu-
larity.
sunday and Monday evenings Mrs.
Ivan Grunsfeld entertained at aue-
tion for Mrs. Eisman. There were
four tables each evening and both
affairs were delightful.
Two dinners. one Monday evening
az which Mrs. Max Nordhaus was
hostess. the other Wednesday at the
Louis nfeld home. were exceptionally
happy occasions.
This afternoon the J. A. Weinman
home IL fragrant with q nrofusion OF
lovely spring flowers and Mrs. Wein-
man IL receiving over sixty guests in
honor OF Mrs. Nathan Eisman. Espe-
cially elaborate refreshments have
been prepared and the anair will be
long remembered because of its ele-
RRnce and %brlliance.
Those assisting the hostess In the
drawing room are Mrs. Nathan Bis
man, Mrs. Hildegarde Grunsfeld, Mrs.
Max Nordhaus and Mrs. Fred Kent.
in the reception hall are Mrs. Ernest
Spitz. Mrs. y. $. Rosenwald, Mrs. Al
bert stern and Mrs. Ben jana. in the
living room. Mrs. Harry WELLER. Mrs,
NJ. l.. stern and Mrs. Margaret Med
Ter; and In the dining room, Mrs.
IVAN Grnnsfeid. Mrs. Bessie jana,
Mrs. @. L. Brooks. Mrs. Louis Iifeld,
Miss Elsie Kempenich and Miss
Helen Hope.
The guests are Mrs. Nathan Els
man. Mrs. n. +. Armijo, Mrs. Tom
Hubbeil. Miss Mary Arnold. Mrs.
Isaac Barth, Mrs. q. l.. Brooks, Mira
y. O. Cornish. Mrs. +. NJ Danahy,
Mrs, Otto Dieckmann. Mrs. r.. f,
Edgas. Mrs. NJ. W. F~lournoy. Mrs
Hildegarde Grunsfeld. Mrs. Ivan
Grunsfeld. Mrs. ", G. Hope. Miss
Helen Hope. Mrs. w = Hopeweli
Mrs. T. Rucher. Mrs. Frank Hubbell,
Mrs. Arno Hunlng. Airs. Franz HUI
ming. Mrs. Bernard 1ifeld. Mrs. Nog
llfeid. Mrs. Louis IlfeId. Mrs. Bessie
Jana. Mrs. Bonnie Jana. Misses Julia
~ - AeNNf . - ~ 80 IAAANN NNHl
Mrs. a. ]. Maloy. Miss Hazel MalOy,
MrR Margaret Medier. Mrs. Joseph
Brown. Mrs. MaX Nordhaus. Ms
Harry owen. Mrs. n. r. Putney. Mrs
u. :. Rosenwald. Mrs. 5. n. Rosen-
valid. Mrs, Berthold Spitz. Mrs. Ed.
ward spitz. Mrs. Ernest Spitz. Mrs
Albert Stern, Mrs. NJ. L. stern. Mrs
w. s. Stricken. Miss Katherine
Striekler. Mrs. Harry weiIieer, Mrs
Sol WELLER. Mrs. Charles White. Mrs
FRANK Wilson, Mrs. w. W. Strong
Mrs. w. II. Hahn. Mrs. Walter Con
nell, Mrs. Louis Huning. Mrs. J. T.
SmitherH. Mrs. John Lee Clark, Mrs
G.. II. Conner. Mrs. John Elder. Mrs
Saul Harris, Mrs. Fred Kent. Mrs. l.
G McElwain. Mrs. Frank Pooler
Mrs. Dave Weller. Mrs. Noise Berg,
man and Mrs. o. y. Marion and Mis-
Elsie Kempenich.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28

exciting ccntos' y axe year took
place when the faculi. nd students
played their annual baseball game,
The batting was splendid and the
playing 20 fnst that Umpire Adelaide
Shields was kept quite busy. The
teams were very evenly matched. hut
by an unexpected coup the students
scored In the last minute and won
the game by a score of ten 60 nine
supper was eaten on the campus
around "a roaring fire. after which all
adjourned "a the new gymnasium
aud spent the evening dancing.
Attorney Herbert W. Clark OF
Las Vegas. chairman of the Republic
can state committee, has accepted
the invitation sent him by the uni
versity to deliver the commencement
address this spring.
The Alumnae association held "a
very enthusiastic meeting THURSDAY
evening and decided to have It's an
nual banquet May "a at the Alvur-
ado hotel.
The following committee was ap-
pointed to have charge % the ar
rangements and arouse interest
among the members: Mrs .. y.
Marion. Miss LILLIAN Kickc. Mr..
Laurence Lee. Miss Evelyn Everltt.
Mrs. Thomas Danahy aud Mr Rob-
ert Sewell.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
Party

Marian Grunafeid, daughter Of Mr'
and Mrs. Ivan Grnnsfeld. celebrated
her eleventh birthday Friday by a Y
ing several Of her friends In TO a de-
licious supper.
In the evening the merry party ad-
iourned 10 the dress rehearsal OF the
Sells Floto circus. which was q novel
and altogether delightful manner Of
entertainment.
Tho guests we're Marcella Matson,
Mildred Harris, Juliet Fleischer, Car
RE Horner. Bertha Weinman. Junita
Wright. Elizabeth Morrisette. Esther
Harlan, Katherine Warren. and Helen
GrnnEfeld.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
Spanish Lunch

Yesterday afternoon after the Voc
mans club meUing a number OF
ladies' were invited 10 the w. w.
slroag home on Park avenue, where
a delicious aud entirely appetizing
spanish lunch was served.
This AFFAIR was in honor Of MrH- W.
H. Hahn az Los Angeles who ie .
honhe guest Of Mrs. strone.
Mrs Hahn has been the guest 81
henor a n number ~ informal teas
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Jolly Sewing Party

Mrs. J. A. Blainey, los Nofth
Eighth street. gave a jolly SEWING
party Tuesday afternoon In honor of
her sister. Miss lane cossrove Of At
lanta, GCorgia.
The guests were Miss Jane Cos.
eove, Miss Eleanor Vaughey. Miss
Eleanor Marion. Misses Margaret and
Eugenia Keieher. Miss Grace Borro-
dale. Miss virginia Carr, Miss Math-
ews. Miss Anne Day and Miss Hazel
Maloy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28

Misses Maybelle and Lora Lovelace.
Misses Margaret and EuHenia Kele-
her. Miss Grace Palllson. Miss Paula
Postei. Mas Edith Kaienstfome. Miss
Claude Edgar. Miss Julia Robertson.
Messrs. Tom Egan, Max Sipple.
Ralph Keleher. Harry Dix. II. Hill.
n. Emory Davis. E. a. Davis. Buzz
Tierney. Bob Crews. J. r. GoOdeli
Charles Kunz. y. q. McCroden, Sam
Pickard. J. Reed. Grover Divine. Ar
thur Sisk, e. =. Vogt. u. Priessendorf,
C. r. LeClare and DIR. W. n. Lovelace
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28

The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Presbyterian church gave a novel
and signaily successful tea Friday
afternoon az Castle Huning.
Delicious creamed chicken. waf-
files. biscuit, toast. tea and coffee
were made In electric cooking dishes
and served steamlng hot To the many
guests who attended the affair. The
fact that the lunch was served In
true cafeteria fashion added greatly
Go its enjoyment and assisted In
making the affair a social ss well as
. financial success.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
Church News
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81. Johns Faster 1rer.

Wednesday afternoon tine ladies
10 81. Johns guild met az ne home
OF Mra. Katherine Farrell. 5i7 West
Roma. to sew FOR the Easter tea.
which will be given tho "Wednesday
after Easter. AT the home OF Mrs.
Amadp Chavez, sol North Eleventh
street.
The guild viii. meet next Monday
and q week from that day the ladies
will spend their time sewing In or
der To have a particularly varied AS
aortment Of useful articles TO sell.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
Gay Sewing Party

Thursday afternoon Mrs. Sol Ben
jamin, ans North Eleventh street. en-
tertained n number Of friends most
en3oyabiy. After some time spent
with fancy work, a deleotable lunch
was served at a table which was fra
grant with lovely pink and white
sweet peas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
Anniversary Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. u. II. Briggs cele-
barted their twenty-fourth wedding
anniversary Wednesday with an in
formal and entirely appetiEing din
ner. A huge bowl OF lovely roses
graced the center of the table ana the
guests who gathered for this happy
occasion were Mr.. and Mrs. w. W.
Strong. Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Hahn.
Mfs. r. r. NudiEs and Mr.. stanley
Strong.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
University News

The first event IN the celebration
OF Arbor Day al the university was
a particularly fine M instructive
lecture BY Mr.. Theodore 8. W0oIsey.
assistant district forester. In which
he told the students how 60 plant
trees ana how 10 care for them and
10 make them grow. after which
each man set out n tres.
In the afternoon n Of the most
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
valley sewing Club.

Mrs. W. o.. Peck was hostess to
the Valley Sewing club wednesday
and served a deicctabie lunch.
The club members present we're (:
Mrs. J. q. Gould, Mrs. H.. Sprague.
Mrs. j. Hill, Mrs. L. Schumacher,
Mrs. Tom sherwood. Mrs .. Peek.
Mrs. X. Linley anu Miss Edna Nc.
IChegncy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
ECCENTRIC GLIB

Mrs. j. NJ. Doolittle, i0ls North
Second street. entertained the Eccen-
trio clue Friday afternoon most de-
liBhtfully. About 3 o'clock n delicious
lunch was served.
Guests besides the club members
were Mrs. n. Chapman Of Belen. Miss
Clara Butcher and Mrs. Frank Day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
PHYSICAL CuITURE C1un

Attendance at the meetings OF the
Physical Culture club Is increasing
steadily. At present there are about
sixty enthusiastic girls In the club and
they are learning dumb-bell. club and
wand drills and will soon be ready TO
give a public exhibition.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28

The meeting of the Lew Wallace
chapter of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution, which was to
have been held this afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. ]. II. Wroth. has
been postponed until mex Saturday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
Informal Dinner

Mrs. Berthold spits. 323 North
Eleventh street, vas hostess al a
most delightful informal dinner party
Tuesday evening.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
Mrs. N. P. stamm Surprised

a numoef OF neiehbors OF Mrs. n.
r. Stamm met Monday afternoon az
the heme OF Mrs. Louise white. ego
South Third street. and adjourned In
a body TO the NJ. 7. Stamm residence,
5is south Second street, where they
succeeded In completely surprising
Mrs. Stamm. Sewing and cards were
enjoyed and a delicious lunch. which
the guests had brought with them
was served.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
TuEsDAY IITERAnY CLUn

The Tuesday Literary club met this
week with Mrs. John Milne and en-
joyed the following instructive pro-
gram on Spanish Painting:
Current Events-Mrs. r. n. Christy.
Glass study-Mrs. Walter Conneii.
Paper-"Valesquez and Murillo.
Mrs. John Milne.
Taik-"Legends OF the Saints and OF
the Virgin Mary Mrs. Roy stamm.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
This Weeks News of albuquerque
Clubs and Social Organizations

The subject for the dav was Art.
Travel and Music and Mrs. II. r..
ItobinsOn was the leader.
A feature which added greatly to
the instructive value as well az to
the enjoyment of the meeting. was
the wonderful collection of western
pictures. belonging 20 Mrs. Robin
son, which she had on exhibition for
the occasion.
The program IN fun. follows:
Leader-Mrs. u. +. Robinson.
Roll Call-Artists whose paintings
have made the desert country
known.
Paper-"The Desert In Art" Mrs.
StrOup.
Music.
Review-John G. Van Dykes The
Desert" Mrs. Boyd.
Paper-"Thc Worlds Panama q
Pacific Exposition AT san Francisco
in the Making Airs. J. q. Gould.
Vocal solo-"SonE of the Desert
Amy Woodford Finden. Miss Yrisarri
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
For the Little Girl Who
Couldn't See the Parade

This IL d story FOR the little Rirl who
couldn't come down town this morn
Ing. the little Rirl who dreamed Of an
the things h might have seen. who
sobbed a biz az the hands OF the old
clock ON the mantel reached the hour
~ 1880. For she was at hume. home
where an was quiet and stiil and lone
~. whore the streets outside echoed
never "a sound ~ "a playmatc's voice.
were only dreams could come-and
dreams are so vague.
only dreams. and downtown, down
where the crowds lined the sidewalks.
where childish voices shouted and
laughed. where Mothers and fathers
smiled with reminiscent happiness.
down there the glittering parade OF
the Sclls-Floto Circus and Buffalo
Bili (himsclD was passing. M bands
were playing.
But the little glrl was AZ home. at
home ana lonely. Her dolls. her play
things unintcroatlng. dull on this day
Of days. seemed to stare at her and 10
mock her. She was az Homeland you
Of the keen imagination. depict the
hoartbreak OF 1t an " you can. Ana
so, Tor the Little Girl who Stayed 90
Home this story Is written, that she
may know an that happened and see
Il all through tho eyes Of another.
A long wait-or rather IL seemed
long to those cxpectant ones who lin
ed the streets, for they had come far
ahead of the hour. a long walt and
then-a craning Of heads which re-
sembled the lifting Of a wave. A shout,
nm edging forward. Then, FAR down
the street there came the glitter. the
golden reflections of the circus vas
ons. the sound Of the band. Nearer
nearer
And there In front OF Il all. laugh
ing. bowling, waving his hat now ana
then. his kindly old in crinkling
feature OF tho programs being the
casting of votes by the pupils for
the state flower. This vete was or
dercd by the State Educational as
s%ociation at lis meeting last fall
The university students enjoyed a
fine lecture on the scientific care Of
trees hy AIR. Theodore s. Woolsty.
ar. assistant district forester.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
woman's CIub Meeting.

One Of The most interesting and
Instructive programs which the
Woman's club mas had this year
was enjoyed yesterday afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
SS01GE0
BY JEAN HUBBs.

and dinners this week. These AFFAIRS
were quite small and delightfully."- en-
ioyable.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28

Thursday afternoon the Mission
airy circle Of the baptist church met
with Mrs. T. W. Longfellow.
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scYcn sInlers Entcrlalncd.

The Seven Sisters spent the day
Tuesday with Mrs Thomas isher-
wood. They enjoyed a delicious din
ner at noon. and lato in the after
noon light refreshments were served.
Fancy work and gay conversation
made the day a particularly pleasant
one.
The Seven Sisters are. Mrs. T..
sudeth, Mrs. T. Adair. Mrs. +. t..
sturgcs. Mrs. Ed. Kneesc. Mrs. q.
Heydt, Mrs. l.. Caldwell and tho
hostess.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28

The Rectors' Aid OF ~. Johns
Episcopal church held tia regulai
meeting Wednesday IN the vestr,
room of the church.