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The Arvada enterprise., 1914-09-10

When President Wilson made that statement,
Local Option was the issue and Statewide
Prohibition was not even considered.
When State-W Prohibition issue in 1911, I'LL
tune Wilson being talked Of possible candidate pes
dent He wrote letter to MI. E. w. Crosan Of Byers
Texas which quoted herewith:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-16
Tri Alpha Banquet

Friday evening the Trl Alpha fra
ternity Of the University OF New Mex
leo held its annual banquet at the Al
varadO hotel.
II was a jolly and entirely enjoyable
occasion. Mr.. l.. r. Lee presided as
toastmaatcr and received a number OF
clever responses.
The toasts were as follows:
Review Of the Fraternity Year
Leslie NJ. Hardness.
The Beginning OF the Fraternity
Tom \. Kcleher.
"To ireland Joe McCanna.
Neutrality-suspicious.. n. ITmnkc.
fraternity Spirit"-Harold Hiil.
The Fraternity Future"-Ira Boldt.
The Growth al the Fraternity
John Emmons.
The members Of the fraternity who
were present were Messrs. Tom r..
Keleher. Nelson Newman, John En-
mons. Chester Lee, Harold sellers, Joe
McCanna. Gordon Gass, Lawrence
Lackey. Ray McCanna. Ira Boldt.
Gene Emmons. Howard Fullerton.
Leslie NJ. Hardness. Louis Hcssel-
den. Glen Emmons. l. G. Murphy.
Chas. II. Lcmbke. Laurence +. Lee.
and Harold Hill
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-16
wOMAN's CLUB MEETING.

The Woman's club held a very in
terestlng meeting Friday afternoon.
The subject for the day was Art.
Travel and Mlsic.' Several excel
lent papers were read and Mrs.
Charles White sang three delightful
solos which were particularly en-
ioyed
The program was as follows:
Lcader-Mrs Brewer.
Roll cail-"Fumous Artists Repre-
scented Ia the Morgan Art Colloc-
tons
Paper. "The Morgan Art Collsc-
tion: Its Place IN the Education Of
Artistic America"-Mrs Miller.
Vocal selections-MTs. Charles
White.
style In True Art"-Mrs. earns.
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opportunity 10 hear n magnificent
voice like that OF Walter ~Llndbers.
the world famous basso who last even
ing was heard In song recital in the
ElkB' theater.
The concert. given under the aus.
pices OF the local division of tho cir
scouts was "A series of sons CLASHES
rendered In n way as only a seasoned
concert lion could sing.
Despite the small audience. Nj
Lindberg ave hts best work. In most
gracious manner. proving not only
training OF voice but excellent quaii-
ties OF sou that sings for the pleasure
OF others. not for acclaim.
The enthusiasm of the music lovers
present, however. made up In appreci-
alive applause what the house lacked
In numbers. Each song of the pro-
gram was prefaced and concluded
with rounds of applause. In ~sargent'a
"Blow, Blow. Winter wind" the great
volume n range of The rich tones
were displaye ed tO best advantage. Tho
sacred touched all hearts with a
feeling 81 reverence. The folk SONGS
of the Northland showed the yersatil-
continued un Page SiN.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-16
Wedding Monday Evening.

Miss Evelyn EvoTitt and Mr.. Ed
mund Ross viii be united In marriage
Monday evening az half past six
o'clock at the home OF the bride par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ENeritt.
Archdeacon W. n. Warren will read
the impressive rims service.
Miss Everitt will be attended By
Miss Mary Cooper 81 Roswell, and
Miss Hazel Maloy and Mr.. Robert
Sowell Will attend Mr. Ross.
only the members OF the families
and of the sigma Tau aud Phi Mu
fraternities will witness The cere mony.
AIR. and Mrs. Ross will leave during
the evening for "A few weeks trip ana
viii be at home To their friends ON
their return az 3l5 North Eleventh
street.
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ROswELL WOMAN's CLUB SENDS
RESOlIJTION TO LOCAL CLUB.

The Following clipping taken from
"a Roswell paper explains itsslfe
Realizing that the Federation
means union. mutual aims. and mu-
iual interests. we feel hat the sue
cess or failure Of any individual club
touches any other club in the FEEDER
alton. and since we are thu bound
together In the bundle OF life. we
stretch forth our hands In apprecia-
ton and gratitude for the signal vic
tories won by the Albuquerque wom-
ms clubs In their efforts toward Sc
curing a better. cleaner town in which
to live.
W heartily endorse the purpose
Of h American Social Hygiene AS
ISOLATION, which Is cooperating az
fully as possible with the public
health department NJ the General
Federation, and we believe that
through the valiant efforts of our
million club ome and OF such men
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-16
R~ailsv.Grimmer Nuptuals

Miss Katheryn Grimmer and MI
Ray Bailey will be married June h
third az the home OF the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.. Grimmer.
The guests at the wedding will IN
elude relatives aud a few friends. Miss
Grimmer's sister, Mrs. Eldred Ans
pach OF Metcalf. Arizons and brother,
william Drummer OF Chicago, VIII ar
rive about the first OF the month TO
be here for the ceremony.
Miss Frances strome will oe maid
OF honor and Miss Anita Baca Of San
IA Ne will be the bridesmaid. Mr.
Bailey will be attended by Mr. Will
lam GTimmer.
After a months trip To the Grand
Canyon and California, MIR. and Mrs.
Bailey viii return TO Albuquerque and
make their home with the brides par
ents AZ soc. North Eleventh street
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Brilliant Reception

Wednesday afternoon Mrs. T. @.
Winfrey, 500 West silver avenue, gave
a reception Ia honor of Mrs. a. n.
Wilde aud Mrs. A. c. Wilde
Mrs. a. q. wilde IL the wife Of a
rurgeon In the aviation department
of the United states navy, n In her
honor the decorations Tor the recep-
ton we're carried out In national col
ors.
Large silk nags were draped In the
duurways and festoons Of red. white
and blue swung from the corners OF
the rooms to the chandeliers
The dining table was covered with
a beautiful cluny lunch cloth and was
attractiyely set with cut glass and sill
yer. The ccntefplcce was a huge
bunch Of red roses.
Dainty little silk Hays were given
the guests as souvenirs Of the happy
occasion.
Mrs. winfroy was assisted by Miss
sNettie Clusters. MEs. Davis. Mrs. Ever
EFT Van Cleave and Mrs. T.. Wolfe.
a pleasant feature Of the afternoon
WAS the interesting program Of must
cal and readings, which vas
delightfully."- rendered.
The guests were Mrs. a, u, Wiut'
Mrs. A. G. wilde. Mrs a. D. Camp
bell. Misses Nettie and Ruby Clusters
Mrs. G. a. Carncs. Mrs. l. cobb, Mrs
u Grant. Mrs J. Davis, Mrs. NJ T..
Hart. Mrs. r.. G. Wolfe. Mrs John -.
Wilson. Miss Hazel sweet, Miss Grace
Plant. Mrs. r. J TompHins, Miss Ruth
Tompkins. Mrs. Errett Van Cicavo,
Mrs. l.. Rose. Mrs. T. r. Hardemnnn.
Mrs. q. Horton. Mrs. T.. G. Butler.
Mrs. Jim Rutherford. Mrs D. Cham
bcrs OF Trinidad. Mrs. l. Gchring, Mrs
Fred Perry. Mrs n. p. Williams. MIS-
-. Roberts. Mrs. I. J. Mlze, Mrs Ed
Sackett. Mgs. l. Mcspadden. Mrs J. &.
Rex. Mrs. G. Seiyert. Miss Helen Nc
Kenzic. Mira. Y. Dixon OF Chicago
Mrs. +. Watson. Mrs. 3. FOOto aud
Mrs. John Strumqulst.
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as Charles w. Eliot. president of the
American Social Hygiene association.
with his co-workers. David Starr Jor-
dan, Cardinal Gibbons. DIR. william
r. Snow. Jane Adams and others
equally competent and fnrseoing. that
the doom Of white slavery Is fore
seen.
Therefore. since the women.H clubs
'of A~lbuquerque. In their efforts 20
suppress this great evil were In har-
mony with the general teachings of
our General Federation. and also
with the statutes Of our state. be II
Resolved, that the members Of the
Roswell woinen's clubs endorse the
action taken In the recent city cleo
ton In Albuquerque and that a copy
of these resolutions be sent them
Mrs. Katherine Ray, chairman Of
public health for New Mexico, pre-
scented the resolution, which was
adopted al a recent meeting % the
Roswell Woman's club.
o
Northland Singer Delights
Audience.
seldom do ANNOUNCEMENTS have tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-16
In Honor Of Miss Everitt

Thursday evening Mis- Mary Bright
wns hostess at an apron shower given
In Miss Everltt's honor. The AFFAIR
was particularly enjoyable and the
guest of honor received a useful ms
well as attractive collection OF pretty
aprons.
4 delicious supper was served az a
table artistically decorated In rose and
white, the cOlors Of the Phi Mu soror-
lty.
The guests were Miss Evelyn Ever
Ia. Miss Louise LOwbeT. Miss Marie
Higgins. Miss lean Arnot, Misses May
belle ana Lora Lovelaco, Mas Blanche
Portcrneld, Miss Annie Laurie Arm
strong. Miss Ruth McKowan, Miss
Florence scdcr. Miss Helen James.
and Miss Ruth Bright.
Miss Hazel Maloy. who will be Miss
Everitt's bridesmaid, entertained the
bridal party at a beautifully appointed
dinner Friday evening.
Rose and white. Phi MA coiOrs.
which are to oe the wedding deccrn-
tlons were used To brighten the table
and the result was entirely attractive.
sunday evening Mr. Robert Seweil
will give a dinner for tho bridal party
at the Alvarado hotel.
80.
This evening the Phi Mu sorority
will hold its third annual banquet at
the AlyraAdo hotel.
This il the third anniversary of the
organization % the local chapter OF
tho sorority and the banquet il Ia
celebration OF the anniversary A. we'll
rs In honor Of Miss Everitt. who was
one of the charter members.
Special preparations have been
made TO have the AFFAIR a particularly
happy OCCASION
Tho members Of the sorority are.
Misses Mabeile and Lora Lovelaco.
Miss Blanche P%orterneld. Miss lean
Arnot. Miss Marie Higgins. Miss
Louise Lowbcr. Miss Evelyn Eyeritt.
Misses Ruth and Mary Bright. Miss
Helen James, Miss Florence Sedcr
Miss Ruth McKowcn, and Miss Annie
Laurie Armstrong.
Their guests this evening will oe
Miss Ethel Hickey. Miss Hazel Maloy
and Mcssrs. Edmund Ross. Thorn
ton Bright. VIM Arnot, clyde Ross.
l. G. Murphey, Bob Sewell, VIM. Hig-
Bruno Dieckmann. Chester Lee.
John Emmons. starley seder, Ed
Doran. Dr. W. Il. Lovelace. Dr. r. G
Kagland and Mr. and Mrs. Franz
Pooler.
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Congregational Tea

The Ladies' Aid society OF the Con-
gregauonni church gave a most en-
joyable and successful tea Thursday
afternoon az the home OF Mrs. Harry
Aspinwall. East Central avenue.
A feature of the afternoon was the
musical program which was rendered..
Vocal 1Oios by Mrs. Il. NJ. Barton aud
Miss kathryn Grimmer were sung IA
a most delightful n and Mrs,
oliver Wellman played several piano
selections which were very much en-
ioyed.
quite a large crowd WAS present IN
spite of the unpleasant weather and
the tea was an entirely pleasant oe-
CusiOn.
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THE Thirty CLUB

The committee In charge of the
Thirty club dance held a meeting
Thursday evening and decided TO have
a dance Tuesday evening, May 20.
and to give dances twice a month,
during The summer
The Thirty club has been organized
four years and during that time II has
proved itself TO be one OF the j%olliest
clubs ever organized in Albuquerque,
and those who have attended its
dances will be deiighted to oo able to
enjoy them again.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-16
Miss Nichols will
Study in Chicago

Miss Louise Nichols expects 70
leave next week tor Chicago. where
she will spend the summer studying
with Prof. Henriot Levy. a piano
teacher Of special merit.
Miss Dorothy Brown OF A%lbuquer-
que. one OF Miss Nichols advanced
pupils. viii accompany her 90 Chi
cage and win study with Prof, Levy
aiao.
Miss Nichols viii return 10 Albu-
querque in September and take W
her classes ataih.
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Mrs. Barth Gives Auction
Afternoon.

Mrs. Isaac Barth entertained We'd
nesday afternoon IN honor OF Mrs
Miles James of sydney, Iowa, who u
the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Nancy
Bsswick. Auction was enjoyed dur-
ing the afternoon and was followed
by "a delicious th-ree-course lunch.
The rooms were decorated In sweet
peac and daisies and the guest prize
WAS a pretty basket artisticaily filled
with the same flowers.
Mrs. Barth's guests were MIS-.
Miles James, Mrs. George Taylor,
Misses Maybclle aud Lora Lovelace'
Mrs. n. Horribly. Mrs. Tom Wiikerson,
Mrs. Arno Huning, Mrs. w. Y. Wal
ton. Mrs. Henry Coors, Mrs. James
chavez. Mrs. Harry BENJAMIN, Mrs.
T.. a. Mann, Mrs. w G. Keim, Mrs.
T.. a. Vaughey. Mrs. Felix Baca, Mrs
Nancy itcswick and Mrs. NJ. w.
F%iournoy.
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The Highland Orchestra.

The Highland orchestra. which was
organized recently under the direc-
ton OF Mrs. Fannie a. Formby. gave
lis first recital Thursday evening at
che Baptist church. The program
was exceptionally good and was en-
ioyed by a Thoroughly aprpeciative
audience. The personnel OF the or
chestra follows:
Mrs. Fannie a. Formby. director.
Mr.. J. NJ Sadler. president.
Miss Louise Wilkinson, secretary.
Miss Anna Hutchinson, treasurer.
MIR. j. NJ. Moser. librarian.
First violins; Mr.. J. 81. sadler. Mr..
Orville Chaplin, Miss Anna Eutchin-
son.
Second violins; Mr.. Il. L. Aaron.
Mr.. Meredith Mcdaniel.
Cornet. Mr.. J. II. Moser; baritone.
MIR. Vivian MOseT; drums. MIR. How
ara Moser; piano, Miss Louise WIKI
inson.
The program rendered at the re-
cital follows;
Prelude" ...s......... -. Heller
Highland Orchestra.
Piano solo, "Murmuring zephyrs"
Miss Lillian Gustafson.
Reading, THE Old Violinists
Christmas
Mrs. ]. ~. Sadlef.
Baritone solo. Loves Old Sweet
song MoiloS
Mr. Vivian Moser.
| Vocal solo ...t......... selected
Mr.. Ben Puryear.
ca dreaming OF YOu" Edw'd Hazel
90 Presentation" Edward Hazel
Highland Orchestra.
Piano duet. The Palms" ... Faure
Miss Alice Hutchinson and
Aias Lillian Hammond.
Violin solo. "Cavatine" -. Schmidt
Mr. ]. ~. Sadler.
Vocal solo. Where Is Heaven.
Miss Grace LOngfellow.
Plano solo. "Nocturno" ..... Chopin
Miss Hazel Hawkins.
Reading ....... Selected
Mrs. Bernard Crawford.
Orean, "-IntermezzO" ...... Dunbar
Miss Edith Joyce.
(ab Celestial Crown" Edward Haze
CO. Spirits ........ Edward Haze
Highland Orchestra.
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Pupils Of Miss Nichols
To Give Recital

Tuesday evening at 5 O'Clock at
the Woman's club the primary and
intermediate pupils OF Miss Louise
Nichols win give a recital.
The program, which Ia a particu-
larly pleasing one. follows;
Part 1.
Duet, Little Prince" $3.50. krOgman
Helen Grunsteld.
Marian Grunsfeld.
bright Eyes" ......,....,.... ORTIZ
Icons Raney.
First Dancing Lesson" ...... Forman
Marian Grunsfeld.
Duet, Song OF the Seashoro" zee.
Forman
Leona Raney.
Irene Raney.
THE Pixies waltzing" ...... Brown
Carmen Morelli
THE Pixies ON the Water. Brown
Helen Sclvert.
"Prancing Horse .......... zileher
Helen Crunsfcld.
Duet. Santa Claus Guards" ....
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Krogman
Carmen MorellL
Adele Morelli.
March OF the Hobgobllns' . Crosby
Katherine owen.
Part 2.
(a) The Pixies Drit"~. ...... Brown
OBJ The Pixies Spinning" Brown
David Williams.
(a) The Pixies sliding Down Hiil'
Brown
CO. THE Pixies Asleep .... Brown
sylvia Davis.
Around the M%aypole''. ...... Mercy
Irene Raney.
Adele Morelli
(a) "Frivoiity" ......... Spaulding
(b) "Elfin Dance" ......... Jensen
Adeline clifford.
"Pompohette" ............, Durand
Franklin Miller.
WALTZ In T. fiat" ......... Durand
Mary Harris.
"Poionaise In A Major. .... Merkol
May Hawthorne Laub.
"Gavotto Imperial ......... Morey
Esther Harlan.
(B) "Anitra's Dance" ....... .Grieg
Oh Morning Mood" MIX ries
winifred Williams
''Tarantelle m A Minor. Dcmmee
Pauline Jones.
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wOMAN's suFTRAGE LEAGUE

The woman's Suffrage league met
Thursday afternoon at the Woman $
club.
There was an important discussion
Of plans and a committee was ap-
pointed to draw up "a constitution.
An interesting feature OF the after
noon was a talk 10y Or. Margaret
Cartwright in which she told some OF
her experiences az 4 refugee and gave
n splendid account OF ms conditions
IN Mexico az present.
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Sewing Party

Friday afternoon Mrs. Errott a
CleaVe gave "a pleasant sewing party
in honor Of Mrs. a. g Wilde There
wee about twenty guests who spent a
particularly pleasant afternoon ana
enjoyed particularly the delicious
lunch which was served.
A number of affairs for Mrs. Wilde
have been planned for next week.
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Choral Society Dance

The committee In charge OF the
dance which will be given Tuesday
evening at Colombo hall 0y the Albn-
querque Choral society met this week
and completed arrangements for the
dance.
punch viii be served during the
evoplng and the Booster 'orchestra
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-16

Mrs. Jim Davldeon was hostess TO
the Tuesday Sewing club this week
ana served m especially delicious
lunch.
Her guest besides The club members
were Mrs. a. q. wilde. Mrs. a. n.
wilde, Mrs. =. J.. Johnson. Mrs. Fred
Perry. and Mrs. Fred Cameron
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Affair for Next Week.

next Wednesday afternoon In n
~ her niece. Mrs. Miles James, Of
sydney, Iowa. who is her guest for a
few weeks.
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The Daughters Of the Americaa
Revolution will hold their last meet
ing for this year. Saturday. May 30.
II will be a picnic heIu In the beau
tiful grounds at Castle Huning and
elaborate preparations promise to
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NssOCIATION

The Parent Teachers Co-Opcrativc
association will hold an important
buslness meeting and election OF OIL
GERS, Monday afternoon at I o'clock at
the First Ward school.
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Mrs. Klock Entertains

Mrs George Kiock entertained
about nfty guests at auction this
week. Wednesday and Thursday aft
delightful.
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MEETING

The vestrymen OF 81 Johns Epic
Copai church held a particularly
pleasant business and social meeting
Tuesday evening with Archdeacon
w r, Warren.
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Interesting Recital
Last Evening

The pupils Of Miss Berry, Ken
worthy gave a very delightful recital
last evening at the Presbyterian
church. The program was well ar
ranged and entirely enjoyable
throughout The program follows:
Part /.
'Cujus Amman" from "stabat Ma
ter Rossinl
Eileen Mordy aud Dorothy
Cameron.
Dancing shadows" ........ Crosby
Margaret Easterday.
Picking Cherries" ...... Spencer
Vivian Fletcher.
''Valsc." Op. "a. No. l...... Chopin
cornelia Ward.
'Con Amore' .......... Beaumont
Airline Emmons.
tal " Twas April' ......... Nevln
Coz sleep. Little Baby OF Mine.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Dennee
Mrs. Foreman.
Dorothy Cameron.
songs without Words .....,.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mendelssohn
la Venetian Boat Song .......
(b) no. Xxx In T. Flat ..........
Eileen Mordy.
Part >.
"Bercouse" from ~"Jocclyn". GODDARD
Mrs. zeiser and Mrs. Kottmann.
ta) "Au Matin' ............G GODDARD
Oh "taChasse'' ........ Rheinbcrger
Miss Evelyn Fox.
"Matshka." Polish dance ........
.............., Heinrich Engol
Mrs. W. 4. zeisor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-16

The Ten Dons will meet next Thurs.
day with Judge r. A.. Mann.
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THE JOII FEIIOws.

The Ylloj Violet club IS planning
10 give another Of its enjoyable
dances next Thursday evening at the
Eiks' lodge room.
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THE THURSDAY MORNING MUsI,
CLIfn

The Thursday Morning Music club
met this week and enjoyed an excel
lent program. Mrs Fred Metzgar
read a most interesting paper on
Russian Composers" and the mu-
steal numbers which followed IL were
particularly nne.
The Music club will hold its next
meeting at the Presbyterian church
and the program win bo In charge Of
Miss Boryl kenworthy. who Will give
m organ recital
The following meeting Of this club
will be held in the evening and guests
VIII be Invited An especially nno
program is being prepared for the
occasions and Il viii be the last meet
ing for the year.
The program which was given
Thursday morning follows:
Paper, Russian Composers" ....
Mrs. Fred Mctzgar.
Clown ........... Rachmanninon
Miss Paula Postel.
Thou Art Like Unto a Flower.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Ruboustein
Mrs. Charles Andrews.
tal Prelude" ..... Rachmanninon
CD "Elegic' ....... Rachmanninon
Mrs. Mabel Stevens Himoe.
Longing ............. Rubcnstcin
Mr.. Charles Andrews.
"Adagio" from symphony Pa
thetique" ......... Tschalkowsky
Mrs. Nell Cavanaugh.
Mrs. f. X. Harden.
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REarTnR.S AID MEETS

The Rector's Aid 81 ST Johns
Episcopal church met his wek with
Mrs. A. n. Mcdonald.
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News of albuquerque Clubs
and Social Organizations

Decorations OF Public Buildings
Mrs. Perry.
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There will be a free dance and
lunch given May 10th at summer
Garden.
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By JEAN HUBS

will furnish the music.
a great deal OF interest Is being
shown in this affair and II In hoped
that Il will be an entirely enjoyable
and successful event.
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Phone .. Red Barn, s1i w. copper
for nrpt-claas hacks and carriageA
", = TIiAAbis = &C
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The students department OF tho
Thursday Morning Music club met
this afternoon at the Woman's club
and enjoyed u delightful program un-
der the direction Of Mrs. Ada Pierce
VIM. The program follows:
March Grotesque" .......... Sindig
Louise Bell.
Morning Wood" ............ Grieg
Winifred Williams.
"Baby's Boat ............ Gaynor
Margaret Lee.
violin duet Selected
Nile Strumquist, Richard Wilson.
"Barcarole" ....... Grodski
LeClair Cavannugh.
ta) "Neidmung ........... Franz
CO. Victoria AIio Core. .Carissimi
Mrs. Lane.
"GavOtte Imperial ........ Morey
Esther Harlan.
Waltz Cromatiquo" ....... GODDARD
Harold Partch.
Cal MY God. My Father While I
stay .......s. MnrhtOn
(b) Variations" .,.......... Troch
Mary Anderson.
Stringed Sextette .4...... Selected
Grace Stortz. Irene Partch. Chcs-
ter Miller. Ralph Miller, Arthur
Becker. Louis Lowbcr.