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New Britain herald., 1914-05-28
MUNSEY PAYS VISIT
 TO COL. ROOSEVELT
Ex-President Has Recovered from Fatigue of Washing
 ton Trip.

Oyster Bay, N. Y, May 2s.-Frank A. Munsey, one of the leaders of the progressive campaign in 1912, came to Oyster Bay today to see Colonel Roosevelt.
 It was MT. Munsey, who, after the campaign, launched a movement for amalgamation of the progressive and republican parties, which Colonel Roosevelt would have none of. MT Munsey motored from New York with George w. Perkins.
 Colonel Roosevelt today had re- covered from the fatigue of his trip tc Washington and apparently was as vigorous as ever. He said he expected several other political visitors later ir the day.
New Britain herald., 1914-05-28
TELLS TT TO STORRs.

Mayor George A. Quigley had a conference with President Storrs of the Connecticut company yesterday Tn New Haven regarding the exten- sion of trolley lines in this city. fresldent Storrs explained that noth- Ing could be done until after June 3o' as the Massachusetts legislature, which is considering the relation of the New Haven road and trolley lines In that state, would not complete it's work until that date. Mayor Quigley gave President Storrs until July 1 to get busy on extending the trolley lines. After that, the mayor said, the city will appeal to the public utilities commission.
New Britain herald., 1914-05-28
FTNAD PRACTICE SPINS.
Thirty Entries For Annual 500 Mile
 Race at Indianapolis Saturday.

Indianapolis, Ind, May 2S.-Thirty automobiles, the fastest of Europe and America, hummed around the ? 1-2 mile brick track at the Indian apolis motor speedway today in their final practice spins in preparation for the annual 500 mile race, which will be run Saturday. The track will be closed tomorrow and hundreds or workmen will clean it of weeks ac- emulation of oil.
 Five nations will be represented in the race and the drivers, among them being Goux, winner of last year 8 race; Dawson, winner of the 1912 contest; Boillot, three times winner of the French Grand Prix; Tetzlafr, ] Christianens, Burman, Oldfield, Chas- sagne Wilcox, DePalma, Disbrow and Grant.
New Britain herald., 1914-05-28
SOUTHERLY ROUTE.

tic steamship companies today decid- ed, in consequence of the amount or ice in the north Atlantic, temporar- ily to modify the track of their steamers, which will for the present take a more southerly route.
New Britain herald., 1914-05-28
TRIAD ADJOURNED
Mrs. Lawson Suffers Recurrence os
 Heart Trouble.

Putnam, Conn.,, May 2s.-The man siaughter trial of Mrs. Amanda IT. lawson of East Woodstock wac d Journed in the superior court tods,, untii next Wednesday because of ;11
 oL the accused. Mrs. I.swso, sulrered this morning a recurrenco oe heart trouble, to which she has hoon subject for some time. sha atse With having beaten her bnsN thaaiq' their' Jonas F. Lawson, to death at ust. 'odstock home last Aus.
New Britain herald., 1914-05-28
GIANINI ACQUITTED.
Found Not Guilty of Murderinc His '. School Teacher.

Herkimer, N. Y., May 2s.-Jean Gianini, the sixteen years old boy charged with the murder of his school teacher, Lida Beecher. was acquitted here today on the ground of criminal imbecility
 The jury in the case was out all night, and it was reported this morn Ing that they were deadlocked, stand ing eleven to one for murder in the first degree.
New Britain herald., 1914-05-28
LEAVE FOR EUROPE.

Dr. and Mrs. F. T. Fromen and children will sail on the Philadelphia tomorrow on a tour of European coun- tries. They will go first to Paris and then through Germany en route to Malmo, Sweden, where a big exposi- tion is being held. They will return some time late in August.
New Britain herald., 1914-05-28
ASK VALUATION REDUCTION

Mayor Quigley, Chairman Burck- hardt of the board of assessors. and Assessor Watson went to Hartford this afternoon for the purpose of con- ferring with the state board of taxa tion and equalization, which has in- creased New Britains property valua- tion S4,O00,000. The hearing was scheduled to open at 3 o'clock or shortly after.
New Britain herald., 1914-05-28
BENEFIT LAWN FETE.

Arrangements for a big June lawn fete were made at meeting of the Sunshine society held this afternoon at the home of Mrs. George w. Cor bin. The proceeds of the event will be contributed to the Visiting Nurses association, the Sunshine society and the Milk Station.
New Britain herald., 1914-05-28
ORDAINED TODAv

PhiliS Francis Coholan, son of Dr. M. J. and Mrs Grace M. Coholan. was ordained to the Catholic priesthood to- day at Baltimore, Md. He will say his first mass next Sunday at St Mary's church at 10:30 o'clock
New Britain herald., 1914-05-28
LOSES THREE FINGERS

John Young of Hartford, son of MT. and Mrs Joseph Young of Sex ton street, and a former resident of this city, had three of his fingers crushed yesterday afternoon while setting up a machine in a Hartford factory
New Britain herald., 1914-05-28
MEMORIAL EXERCISES.

The usual Memorial exercises of Stanley post, No. II, G. A. R.. will take place this year in the First church at o'clock tomorrow even ing. Department Chaplain of Con- necticut Hilton will deliver the ad- dress of the evening. Military and other organizations will be in atten- dance. The public in general is in
New Britain herald., 1914-05-28
CAUGHT IN GAEE.
Schooner Yacht Vagrant's Steward -yssld Coo,r>1njured in Accident.

New London, Conn.,, May 2S.- Schooner yacht Vagrant, bound to
 Glen Cove from New London, was caught in the gale four miles west of Cornfield Point Lightship Wednes- day afternoon. Her mainsail was shredded; deck mats, chairs and hatches washed overheard and her steward and a cook were thrown off their feet. The steward fen~ir- and of broken china-a-vs~ with a knife in nand was slightly hurt. She re- turned for new suit of sail and pro- ceeded under auxiliary power.
New Britain herald., 1914-05-28
RECOGNIZE GOVERNMENT

Lima, Peru, May 2S.-The govern ments of Brazil and Argentina noti- fled the Peruvian government today of their recognition of the new ad- scinjStration.
New Britain herald., 1914-05-28
Supreme Court of World.

The supreme court of the world ought to be set up and at work with ir another two years, declared Henry P. Mcfarland. Nothing is lacking for this supreme court, which is to be known as the international court of arbitral justice, except an agree ment upon its membership. The Hague conference of 1907, at which the court was established in name, did not agree upon the composition of the court, since the delegates of the smaller powers would not agree to a membership in which they were not directly represented.
New Britain herald., 1914-05-28

AGaaaAnaad on Fifteenth Page1
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-30
Mrs. Keim Entertains.

Thursday afternoon. AIRS. w. c..
keim gave a delightful auction party
In honor Of Mrs r. Florsheim and
Mrs. u. Blumcnthal who are the
guests of Mrs. sydney Rosonwuid
A delicious lunch was served at a
table urtisticully decorated with pink
Roses and sweet peas.
The guests were Mrs. r. FiOrsheim.
Airs. Is. Blumcnthal Mrs. sydney
koscnWald, Mrs. Seymour Lcwinson.
Mrs Dave Neinman. Mrs. II. :. Ros-
onwald. Ms Bernard HELD. Mrs.
saul Harris, AIRS. T.. A. Naughcy. Mrs.
~ II. HerndOn, and Mrs. /. Il. Morris.
This evening Mrs keim is having
Ia few friends ia 10 play auction after
which an elaborate supper viii be
served.
Her guests VIII be MIR. and Mrs.
!. g.. Morris. Or. and Mrs. {. ". Con
ner MI and Airs Harry strong. Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Barth. MI and MIS-.
Harry Dugan. Mr.. and Mrs. f.. a.
Naughcy, air. and Mrs. -. a. Mt-
pherson. Judge and Mrs. II - Mech
EN- of SuCurru, AIR and Mrs. Frank
Wilson. Mr. VI. Mulligan Of Kansas
city. Mir. and Mrs. Fred Garfield and
Mt and Mrs. A. r.. Van Deiuso
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-30
Dancing Party.

Aiiss Margrct Chadwick, T-3 East
silver venue gave a delightful dance
.at her home Thursday evening In
honor Of her sister, Mrs. Fred Maddl-
son, Of Magdalena. and her neice,
Miss Laura Chadwick OF Tyrulc. Kan
sas who are her house-gucsts
The color scheme OF pink and white
was carried "a through the room
with a profuslon OF sweet peas aud
carnations. and as Tar AS possible the
same dainty colors were used In the
delicious refreshments which were
served at midnight. Punch was serY-
ed throughout the evening.
The guests were Mrs. Fred Maddi-
son, Misses Laura Chadwick. Reba
Conner Mcssie strong, Elizabeth Gil
bert Maud Radcliffe. Dr. and Mrs
r. l.. ilust. Dr. and Mrs &. ~. Con-
nor AT. and Mrs John W. Wilson.
ar. ana Mrs a. -. strong. Mrs. Ola
cia skinner, M,ss sarah Chadwick.
and Messrs d. Chadwick. Chas.
Chadwick Earl ~por,crficld. Donald
Wilson, George P.nnoy, ana Vern Oh
sci.
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Woman's Club Picnic.

Last evening the members Of tho
Numdn's club gave their annual pi--
nie watch is always the aual meeting
ui each year.
There were one hundred and forty
five present % ne amair proved 20
be- unusually gay aud enjoyable. Mrs.
Felix Hucd was chairman of d COM
Wltt,e which had charge of the de-
ncious and elaborate supper WnIca
was served and Mrs. Ada Pierce VIM
directed che entertaining cabaret
program.
Miss clara Bluohcr played several
delightful selections as the gueats
Ncr, arriving and later played Tor the
dancing.
Mr. Chas Andrews sang three pop
ular ballads and as always. was en-
thusiastlCnliy cncored. and Mr.. Chss.
Ttcnenbcrg ana Miss Myrtle Heaven
danced the ana and hesitation
among the tables in e. % graceful
ana pleasing name
After the supper o. program,
t].anting began and continued until
% bate hour
This pigiuc vas perhaps the most
cnjo. able and turiihlc one which shH
club had for GONE time Everyone
arrived expecting TO nave "a delight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-30
High School Commencement.

Next week viii be giyen over largely
90 the anairs % the thirty-thrce young
men ana women who are 10 graduate
from he high school Il IN h larg-
est graduating class tu the history uf
the public schools and h. considered
uur of the most satisfactory In the
general character Of the wor accom-
plished The program FOR commence
men week begins tomorrow afternoon
iu the Central Avenue Method 20
church when Rev. samuel T.. Allison
Viii deliver the haocaiaureate sermon.
"Wednesday night Nll come he class
day exercises. TO De- held Inc the Cen
tfal school. and the graduating cNef-
cises Friday night ln Elks thcater.
lean G. r.. Hodgin 81 the university
will he the commencement speaker,
and President Hickey uf the school
hoard viii present the diplomas. a.
viii hc "a short, bright program ana
not the least Interesting feature Will
be- the musical numbers. by the hish
school orchestra.
The nigh school exercises viii be
one OF the closing events In Elks' the
alter. The school. however, Will not
miss the thcatcr when 10 rs turned IN
to e. club house. Tor next year n viii
have us own beautiful auditorium pa
the new building. with "a we'll equipped
Stage and Hcuting capacity tor eiEhi
hundred.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-30
Thirty Club Dance.

The Thirty Club gave an cNccp-
%tionally jolly dance Tuesday evening
az Colombo HAN. A larger crowd than
usual was present and all had a de-
.lishtful time dancing 60 the splendid
music uf the Booster orchestra.
Those who were there are. Miss
Jennie Watkins. Miss Mayme Alat-
hcws, Miss Frances Stromc. Miss
Dorothy Safior. Miss kathryne Grim
mer Miss julia kolcheg. NTH Ruth
rufnpkins. Miss Hazel With, Miss
heryl kenworthy. Miss Eleanor
Naughcy Miss Alice McMlllin. Miss
lora LoVelace. Miss Laurcon Asselin.
Miss Hazel Hawkins. Miss Jean
hubbs, Miss Lorraine L~lghtbourne.
Miss Alice Stern, Miss Lottie Lemhkc
Miss Bernie licssclden Miss poarl
'Corsun, Mcssrs Grover Divine. Frank
preisend0Tf. Chas. Strome. Hugh
Carlisle. Ray Bailey. Paul Butt. VIM.
M~Ctlurkcn. Jim skinner. 4. Burton.
~ ". Gondel, VIII McAlillin Lloyd
: utseergoLFkMk lint AR ARARH
Sturgcs. Les Mufphey. Fred white.
Harold Sciieri Lester Held. Arthur
Slsk. Ralph kcloher, Chas. Lembkc,
Louis Hcsselden, Robert Hopkins.
VIII White Ira Boidt Ernest Wohl-
cnbcrg. Mrs. ). A. Hubhs. Mir. and
Mrs Henry Coora aud Mr. and Mira.
Bert skinner.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-30
Union Social a Big Success.

90 ih, future work OF th, Young
People christian IuIuu OF Albuqu9i-
que is tH successful as DTS nrst social
held 800 the Irtsu} terrain church this
Wtck tNt urstulfitIuu ts ukylt to
prove hlghly efficient Tht social was
i huao success both iu attendance aud
900 tu~iCtitIu.u,ut provided. More thla
goo Ntr, present As GUESTS en-
Tered each one was tagged. without
DuItE, 900 mo name of the wctrvr
written uu thc tls This was Tor
identification aud mixing purposes.
Every u wI. invited tp Investigate
every Do ttE uud ls OBJ result ewes
one became acquainted uuirslv iuti
without ihr necessity lor lntrudu.-
lions
Another interesting feature was the
decorative plan carried out la the ds-
scmhiS room ul tht committee ON enc
-tcftulumcut. Tho room Nas DECORATED
with ~pcunuuts ui every state aud uu-
Der these thc GIr-ts we're invited O.
assemble, gathering each under his
o"u homo state huH. The result " ta
some surprises, ,nuuan gathering uu-
der some COL, the state , tauuts tu
form o. very itir sized state yiuJ Many
iuuuu FELLOW tltlEtnH from uttrD
owns at.h home, ANA SOME iuter-
,sfins acquaintance were furmel.
DR. j. = i.Istcriuy claimed the honor
of tine oldest membership ot those
present. having Joined the Young pel-
pie. society cot christian EudcaVor in
Illinois boo 1885. AZ The close OF the
cNsuluR drlshiful refreshments were
served The Young Peonlc's societies
uf the following churches form The
titt unison
First Mcthodis,. Central Avenue
Methodist. Presbyterian, BHptist,
Christian Conversational aud Luts-
CIau.
TIA, COMMITTEES iu charge were IS
follows
Entcttbiumvnt-Miss Ada vaughn.
chairman. Miss Viola Skinner. Miss
Fern HlllcS. Miss Maddox. Miss
Jemima Long, Mr.. Deering and MI.
Kramer
NtfrCsamtuts-Miss Jean Aruot.
chairman Mo H. j. Thpmp6ius.
Miss Glad Bowker. Miss Kramer.
Mrs. Roy Allcu. Mr.. Bert webb. MI
Bass.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-30
BIZ JEAN HUBBs

those who were there.
Professor Chas r.. HodRin. dean Jl
the unlNcrsity, presided as toastmastoi
lu "a most pleasing manner. calling
for each toast with a few clever anO
singularly appropriate remarks.
The nfst toast, Loyalty Due fr1u
| Alumni TO Their Nina Mater Was
responded TO b. Professor A. Il Se-
der of Clovis. lie gave q brilliant talk,
which Wgnt directly TO the point. and
suggested a number Of ways iu which
the Alumni association IL able to as
sist the university.
Miss Helen James spoke about
Athletics uu Cuilcgc and made %
number OF clover remarks.
Honorable Chas ~ Ward OF Las
Vegas was 30 nave been present TO re-
spond tu the toast The influence VI
the college Man uu the Community, '
but he sent word that afternoon that
be- WIS unable to come, ana MI.
Lawrence Lee bob his place la "A
most creditable manner
Mrs A.. g. Stroup made n very cou-
Alncing % witty tHlN ~ response to
the toast The Influence OF the Col
lcgc Woman on the Community. a.
President David q. Boyd made some
splendid IcmarNs concerning The
influence OF University Lille on Char
sCtcr."
Mrs. o.. y. Marion was lied upon
60 rea "a number OF letters she had
received frun members VINO were
O. Die 90 be present.
The banquet. which was served. WAS
exceptionally d%cloctable and the pro-
gram ut toasts entirely enjoyable
college spirit was arouscd n the at
fair was a. brilliant success After an
enthusiastic singing OF the Alma
Mater, al adjourned 10 % BRET 5
incse meeting az which officers FOR
the ensuing ycur were elected a. f0l-
lUWs Mir Lawrence f.. Lee. president.
Professor A. II. Ssdcr. vice president.
Miss \ld1 piuncy. secTetary-treasurcr,
Mis-. olive Event.. correspondents So
rrtatp. ana Mrs. Robert SeWell. sec
TctaTy OF the executive committee,
10 was decided Go put the tssucla-
ton upon a busincrs basis and all
members signihed their Willingness 10
paw a dollar "a yea as dues, besides
the expense OF The banquet.
Those who we're present at tho
banquet were Dr. aud Airs. j. \.
ltcidS, President n Mrs. David a
Boyd, Dean and Mrs. Chus. II. HOd-
gin Professor ana Airs. Il. NJ. Mitch
ell. Professor 4. -. Wccsc. Miss Ethel
Hickey. Miss Josephine Parsons. Or.
and mrs. l. j. Algef. Nit and Mrs. o.
-. Maroon MI and Mrs y. q struup,
Mf. ana Mrs. Tom Ddnahy, Professor
and Mrs. a. r.. SedcT, Mr. ana Mrs.
Tom Hughes, Mt. and Mrs, James
Giaddlng, Mr.. and Mrs Tom Kelcher,
AT. ana Airs. Rufus Goodrich. Mrs.
sarah Hnll Moore, Miss Julia kelehct.
Miss Laureon Asselin. Miss GenCyiofo
Tiernes, Miss Olive Eyerltt, Miss
Edith L0chs, Miss Bernicc Hes
stiden Miss Grace Mordy, Miss
Lora LuyclaCc. Miss Beatrice Ar
40 ~ ~. r. 81. NHH..
: hrciher. Miss Vida Pinney. Miss Ada
Vaughn, Miss Lillian kickc. Miss Flor
cuce ~edcr, Miss Dorothy Stafford,
Miss Helen James. Mcssrs Lawrence
= Lee, Lloyd Sturgcs. Herbert
Brouks, Roy Stamm. Robert Sewcll.
Bruno Dleckmann. Allan Keller. W
A. Atkinson uud Matt Higgins.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-30
In Honor of Mrs. James.

Mrs MiIcr lanes of sydney. Iowa.
who Is visiting her aunt Mrs. Nancy
HosWicS mas been the guest OF honor
at a num3cr n delightful affairs this
Wcrk
TUESDAY lftcrnoon Mrs. Frank
Alderman NJs hostess al a partiru-
lnrlS pleasant bridge party. Dainty
prizes were -iNen.
4 delicious lunCn was served aud a
most enjoyable time was spent by
The guests. who were Mrs Miles
James, MIS- Nancy BesWich, Mrs
John BorruuAll Mrs. ID. n. earns.
Mrs. Frank -tortz. Mrs. Fred Cam
Held. Airs. az W. strong. Mrs. n u.
Strong. Mr. ~, A. Mann Mrs Isaac
Harth. Mrs Tom Mlkerson Mrs. g..
a. Conner Mrs. q T. Hust. Mrs.
James Huru,I AIRS. ". O., kclm Mrs.
D.. a. Nausu.y. Mrs. Arno Huning.
-irs -. A. Macpherson and Mes.
George AlbI.aut.
Wednesia afternoon Mrs Tom
Wilkcrsuu md Mrs. Gcutgy Taylor
gave a picture show parry. followed
bA light r~,iIr-hments Boo Mrs James
honor. and 900 who were there had a
most deii-h..Hl time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-30
PERSONAL MENTION.


David WELLER. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sol Weller. has returned from 49,.
Louis and viii go into business with
hls father.
Mrs. Mary Higgins. her daughter
Mario and her son Matthias left Thurs.
day Tor their former home In Ncv-
port Kentucky Miss uiETins WI
spend the sum ucr iu Cincinnati stuuv-
ing music. She and her mother will
return 10 Albuquerque in the fan Mr.
Higgins viii study medicine.
Mr. M Mrs Joseph Price and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Wincman were bon
the city u short time Wednesday GA
their way from Denver to socorro.
Mrs Weinman, who IN q bride. was
formerly Miss ma Price. she and
her husband Will leave noNt week for
Los Angeles, where they viii mako
their home.
Mr. aud Mrs. T.. r. EdEar and son,
Russell. have returned from "a two
months trip TO chicago and New
York.
Mr.. and AIRS. Edmund Ross. newly
Ncds. have returned from "a short trip
Co Colorado, and will he al home Co
their many friends after june rs 20
SO North Eleventh street.
Mrs. \. @. wilde left Friday ovou-
ing FOR Galveston, Texug To Join hsr
husband. DIR. Wilde. who is "A sur
with the aviation department Of
the United States navy. Mrs. Wiiao
viii spend the summer touring tho
eastern states with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. y, w Griaith.
MIR. and Mis- John baron burg have
returned from q several weeks stay
in the east.
Mrs. Kenneth Baldridge returned
Saturday from Santa Fee.
Mr., aud Mrs Harry Drumm arrived
I'm Albuquerque Thursday evening NJ.
Drumm h. en- route from Denver 70
-a
tCOntinued I Page Tllrcc.l
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st. Johns Parish Reception.

Tuesday evening. June ., the mem
bcrs Of 81. Johns Episcopal Church
viii give a reception In honor OF the
delegates from different parishes un-
der tho direction OF bishop Frederick
howdcn. wins Win arrive the first OF
IA week TO he present al the Con
vocation TUESDAY mi Wednesday
The reception viii bc al the WON
ans Club. Mrs Ada Pierce Winn is
preparing o. splendid musical pro-
gram FOR the occasion.
Refreshments viii bee served and ur
entirely pleasant evening ls helms
planned.
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ability The churu.cs. dancing and
reading which form special features
of th" annual entertainment. are he
ing unusually well uonc and n en-
tettuiumcnt promises 90 DE the most
finished production In ST. Vincent $
record, which is saying a good deaf
Rev Father Berry. s. J., who Is 20
deliver an address as the hrst part ~
the program MAY 10th, has just writ-
ten, uring the academy OF his pres
cnce and Of his pleasure In coming
here. He ls an orator Of great power
and his ~cloqupuco has won him e
wide reputation IN the Rocky noun
tain region.
The advance sale of tickets Tor
"tNcrysoui" ha~ neen literally enor-
nous and Elks thcatcr will be packod
Go ~ capacity on Junc 10Th.
81 N~incents academy has had an
unusually successful year; its grad
uating class III large and the work
lone - the class has been Of a hignor
standard and une more gratifying To-
the sisters iu charge than thai of any
previous Ntif
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-30
B-ailey-Grimmer Wedding.

\ eeddirl z particular interest be-
cause OF fh" popularity OF the con
tracing palN,s is hat OF Miss KAth-
ryn GrimmD, n MI. Ray Bailey.
hich viii iHtr place next "Wednesday
evening at , o'clock at the home of
The BRIDE rents, Ar and Mrs. "
f. Grimmvr
AR. Nlll.m Grimmcr 20 Chicggo,
brother oi the bride. arrived last
evening lui Mlss Anita BHra OF SAN
"a re- VIII IlIirc tomorrow o. Dee tnr
best man and bridesmaid nt the we'd
ding. Mlss Frances stroms Will DE
the maid ni honor. Reverend Hugh
Cooper Will rerform the ceremony.
only relatives and % few friends
VIII be- present 81 the woddiug, i'm
mcdiately Hlirr which Mr.. ana AIRS
Bailey Will leave for 4 several weeks
trip 10 the Grand Canyon and Caliior-
mia.
When they return 10 Albuquerque
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-30
'Everysoul' Caste
Displays Rare Talent
In st. Vincent Girls

the students of 81. Nlnccnt'S acad-
c.ny. as the principal feature OF the
commencement exercises of the acal-
in Eiks' thcater June iGth. ls
going 20 prove "a pleasant surprise Tor
Albuquerque people. a is distinctly
above the class Of average amntVur
dramatic productions both in tho
character OF the piece and .n ,nc
worh - The members Of thu caste.
The first dress rehearsal WAS held
THIS week n proved most grttit.iug
90 those tl charge of the production.
Miss lrma Lix a. "~EVcrysoul' anu
Miss Nellie Dagenctte at the Angel
are showing exceptional dramatic
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-30
Pleasant Sewing Party.

Mrs. T.. g. Cornish gave % sewing
party Thursday afternoon aud served
"a particularly delicious lunch
Her guests were Mrs. W. q. Hope.
Mrs George Arnot. Mrs. FRANK Bates.
Mis-. Sofia I,omcrH, Mrs, e.. Luthy.
Mrs. T.. b. Cristy Mrs. Ada Bittner.
Mrs. Frank Hubbell. Mrs II. T..
Hickey. Miss Ethel Hict... AIRS. -. y.
Marion Mrs. James Horn,r, and Mrs.
". W. strong.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-30

Errett Van CIeave. Mrs. A. D..
Campbell. Mrs. 4. J. Ntnfroy. Mrs
j. Cobler. Miss Louise Biackman.
AIRS. g.. ~ Carnes, Mrs. David
stromc Miss Frances Stromc, Mrs
J. Davidson. Mrs X. johnson. Mrs
H. Wolfe, Mrs q Hawkins Mrs. II.
Rice Mrs. john Cook. Mrs. John Mo
Mckee, Mts y. X iIsrdiman, Mrs.
r Huitcr. Mrs. j. ". Roberts. Mrs.
T. Franklin Mrs. $. Simms. Mrs. T..
Michaciiohu Mrs. g. Wells. Mrs. T..
Dodd. Mrs I'D Sackctt. AIRS Tom
Wllkcrson and Mrs. u. Tcssler.