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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26
FIRST CONGREG ATIONAL
CHURCH.
Corner Coal and Broadway.
A. TOOfhaker. Minister.

Residence, COS South Edith Street.
The pastor will occupy the pulpit
at the morning service, II o'clock.
giving a message upon the subject, a
Man Unconscious Of the Loss Of Je-
hOyah's Presence" Sunday school
s.45 a. m
Christian Endeavor : p. m.
This congregation will join In the
big sunday school rally TO be held in
the Lead avenue Methodist al : p.
M at which time Rev. w A. Brown.
international Sunday school worker.
will be the speaker.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26

Apropos Of sn unhappy scandal IN
finance. Thomas ~ lawson, al q
len heon a. A.s heaufal- home near
Boston. said % a sr4Hp e young
brokers'
Young men. ] advise sou 70 try 70
b. good rather tnan great You j
have lrss competition.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26
KAisrrN,s kolIAI,eIs.

Ant II HWfui Mabel
tie Was a six-feoier he wflHhtH
don't KNOW now hos many h8 agsa
pounds "a had So lunch fiaft tim
inai he got Rhodes holaHnBp Hna
else hc had "A Nay with MIN 1884
viii 40 that he couldn't held ine RIf
] didn't know him never saR 1Ha
81 fart--hut they Say h. ues Qaii au
impressive chap If name kal
Tarslcas-waa against hun somehow
smgFtsnR the patent medicine ads.
WnHte they pnrpos"ly inls pei the
MoTda Ia order 20 attract your alten-
tior q little hit reminiscent IT Pink
Pilyls for Pale People huf the poor
chap didn't name himself and should
not be held responsible FOR what was
handed 10 him without his knowledge
or consent He made something "
a name for himself up On the hif.
where re- WIS a sgtna Tap aud was
active ii college affairs
She tao--but / have forgotten 10
mention her name Martha pickard
Was some pumpkins az yondet- was a
Phi Mu-a sister Greek came of q
fine old southern fanily and al that
sort Of thing. Both Of them were
tust about the last word IN culture and
elegance. they had much in common
Pnd thss were thrown much together
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26

VIII Bueche and Nils Beaiah KARI
we're married iag sladey at ne nome
= the bride. ID krs. p. 7. Williams
Thef viii b. 50 horne after August I
AZ fteir hone ii-i south t1lin
street. Mr. HgfrHe IS ID eiecif4fiih
at the Hunfnr Electric e..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26


Tine sgei4l committee nsod -
tnf airfetofs ~ fae samref Htoi i
TTrHtrE four HE frFssi ere
esra week during August Hneh q
hafe tnf right ~ Har over sfftfInE
f.st Ita first if fo 81 "a option a
fhe picturesque Pa5 and t4 " ias
Irlaisf rooms ae sell ae historic
re safon room ~ the ~ the
Governors. which protab. M De 81
~ saturday evening s i II
10 fa Rite tne f0Hnsreor N eppof-
fIr'ft ~ meet The visitors ~ the
sF1aal ~ we'll g. The lf.sarfrs and
faf The week foiiou a Span
lfh ert0n is 70 be rif af one g
tfa 0eaQfIfli Spanish Art "a homes
in ere r.tF. Hffrefhnfnts are 90 te
SERVED .u spanish style aHi DE sff-
Niff Pro- 81 tF maidens Ed spanish COS
frme The third week j. to be the
arn# reception ~ the MHs um La
dies auxiliary 10 the names inE COM
miHff * the school ~ American
Afeha aoingy and che regents 81 the
Nfa Mexico museum. ana ID too VII
take place n the Oid paiace The
fourth event g. 10 BE- s tea some af-
tern0on ~ the fourth Nets 81 the
Palace n the Governor. With which
may w. coupled q loan fxhioit 81 the
works n ara 10 santa Pc.
Musical Evenings
In addition az the evening lectures
ard community singing. several cone
reris are already booked Cor August.
Mra Bean ard Miss Virginia Bean ~
I'D fato hut iur several tears. n san
GA r.. Will spend three Ness ~ Au-
gust in The capital and VIII give al
least one concert. Mfs. Bean being
renowned aF 9 pianist ana Miss Bean
having created furore as Fioiinift
wherever she has appeared The sum-
mef school chorus X alf0 planning 2
concert and Los pastorfs VIII be
musical event 20 certain extent. BITS.
Mataun If Washington. u. g. Il .
expected VIII be heard in Nafio recital.
Prof T.. T.. Tels'H Choral aoelety u
praaticiup fof "a concert and one even
Ing ls o. he given % Indian and span
ism music.
BTSY SOCIAL MIIk.
II was busy social week Not
dag without ~ patty. dafee - recep-
flon ana ali Of them Well attended.
They Were All Informal and had that
honey air that pleaEes ihe visitors to
the capital 20 much hat g years long
afterward they wiil revert t. the
pleasant days they spent ia the An
Client city
At Card.
Tho Monday Auction Bridge clap
was the guest 81 Mrs BuTrows this
week Mrs Giim0ur won the prize.
The club meets with Mrs. Leonidas
smith At Inc Episcopal rrciofy to-
morrow Mn French was hostess 70
the Los VicsHcs club Hn Friday after
noon NiHs Abfahamg0n yesterday
entertained The Wailnee ciah at bridge
az her home on Graaf avenue. Mr.
Ethel f.. brown and Miss Flo Moore
the Younger SET at CARDS
on Thursday afternoon and expect I"
entertain several fime more the next
few weeks. Miss Martinez and MIS-
craemer we're among the younger
folks who entertained at cards this
week
Dancing.
Santa FEES c0el days and cooler
summer nights make 5ancing pleas
urc even IN the dos days, and there
were q number ~ Informal dances
during the Weok tht were especially
delightful affairs Mrs Renehan az
her magnificent home. The willows,
on Palace avenue, friday evening,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26
Where to Worship
Today
GOLD AND BROADWAY CHrRCH
on CHRIST

Hermon = VII ms Minister.
122 south Broadway.
Bible school AZ sff g. m.
". A. Brown. missionary secretary
for the Internauona sunday school
association, VIII be present az the II
a. m. hour and make nn address.
Christian Endeafor meeting al :
3. m.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26
. . .
RAND I<TEitf MINED.


Some weeks ago the poftas hand
an organization composed Of The youhs
ladies g ne First Presbyterian rhurch
were hnsiesses AZ an entertainment
given in hnnpr OF their friends "
what IS popularity supposed % De ihe
aterner sex An ohligiinn was mus
incurred which the young gentlemen
did net fan To- recognize and wiieh
wae discharged la fitting manner
Tuesday evening 81 the parlors Of the
church.
Games were played and refresh
ments. served hs the hosts themselves.
were enjoyed The first prize was Won
by Miss Katherine Jones Aiioeeth.
er. the affair wan enc ~ the mos
pleasant that has been siven hs the
younger set IN "A long time.
Those present included Misses An
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26
HUNTINGTON Hall,

fN'arine pas.dona
shburbaH school with
room" private bath adjoining seenng
reh open arr gymnasium
its
ifornfaI
course Tor girls not going college Expression Aesthetic
single with without hatb
s room with bath $3.50 Double
sent Principal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26
INFORMAL At HOMES.

Alff frank " PerkeI vas - hone
IT. ffaay afternoon n honor - 4is-
Eosdhsus and Mrs. Iife.d 81 AIbuQufr-
r4a Ihe affair was entirely lnfaE-
r.ai and alI ffernoor callers Arrived
ta great the albuquerque visitors. A.s
pHH. s. j. Walter vas af home on
Monday and Tuesday afternoons y
glfe ne fr5erds ~ Mrs Charles ~.
staufef OF opportunity to bid her
farewell before leaving Ter her ne"
home "a Pennsylvania fnose MO a.
listed were Nrs ErGien. Mrs Wood
raff. ylrs Pope. Mrs Nudlng. Mrs.
Davies Mrs Moore and the Misses
Huu Cards are our FOR an at-nome
If sfrs leslie A. GllIeft On Nednes-
dav ~ ina NfeE. 10 meet her mother
lu-aW. Afg Benjamin 7. GHlett.
Bridge win De- the entertainment Of
enc afternoon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26
DELIGHTFUL DINNER PARTY.

Charming in every parucuihr WOO
the dinner party given BY Mr. Ivan
grunateld Thursday evening al her
home on West rHeraa avenue Always
q delightful hastrpa. Mrs Grunsftia
fpaeaod herself On this occasion, ana
th, event WAS one long e. he remein :
nefed ~ he pmall but thoroughly
eonRenial gathering
rhs.e present included Mr. and MiA
Naa liftid. Sir. aud Mrs. g |. brookH.
Mf and Mrs NJ l.. stern, MI ahn
Mrs i auix. Miss Florence 1iu'r'
ftla 81 A O chadbourne, Mr. Iheo
hof S Noolsey, a., and MI \ ~
NsffaffHN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26

rf ama NcFIe Monday after
rter enttr red ln honor - her
hose at Nlss Jessie craig q Kos
sell Is. fs 81 the tea beng mgst-
" rls ~ sx-sfu8erfs ~ ire Tn
..af4.rH . Sew Mexico These we're.
fs.Is.a tff guest a. honor. Mrs. Lil-
fsr Darrf Miss EsFnirf Hess iden.
W#.r 81 aell ne. Of Aitu4lerQue.
af Clrs iiul ard LEILA May Hull
% afhfrs. Ca. Mrs. lra GrIuehsv.
n arfa and Eeafrice Iifei1. Mss
Uarotht saflrd. Mss May Kelly and
Wse4 f4fe walker Miss Craig left
Tasstsf morning with Mrs Long and
th Wasas smith ard Thornton FOR
+ II fha dies going overland vi h
-. IL. L Tie nhaeL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26
COMPLIMENTARY TO
Mf~~TM (DfDflA

Among the many affairs given in
honor ri Miss Elizabeth and Miss Alice
C0afs. u Laa Vegas. during their stay
In Albuquerque. none war more en-
joyahie than the Informal dancing par =
~ given by Mrs Ivan Grursfel1 ana
Mis- Florence Gfunsfeid at their home
on West TI}eras avenue Tuesday even
ing sixteen guests were invited. ana
the merry company INDUCED IN ierp.
airhorcan rfFeIs until . late hour
The a r. NcMiilens were also hosts
~ the Misses coofs ~ a dancing par
~ Friday night ~ their home on
soafh Walter street. the event being
one of the distinct social features 81
me week
Auto DemOnsifatur fWho has
been trying Tor three hours to sell
the carr Now ! will throw IN the
cImeh
Uncle Eben TN take the ma
chine. then ! knew II | held off
long enough ye'd give me SOME
thing ~ boot
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26
MIS-. NnRDmAIs ENIERIAINs.

Al The palafiai staaD home on East
Palace avenue, Mrs Nordhaus enter
tanned M dinner last "Wednesday in
honor Of her nieces. Misses Ruth and
Beatrice lifeid The affair was
novel one. the five course luncheon
being served without forks, knives or
spoons and yet was as delicious
treat 81 could have been devised. Gov
efs were laid for sixteen. on Wed
nesday evening Mrs. lifsld Wasi hos
tess 1t a dinner served al III ortiz,
Iamy. the hostess and guests motoring
to Iamv iH the cool Of tho afternoon.
Covers were laid for eight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26
Santa Fe Society Notes

rss ne tas 81 q aanre thsf proved
nsas- a-.fa Saefi peas and
Saa.ta dases a large masses formed
The uarf afatiers kari Winters
ana Ea4ars tamrlf furnished the wl-
THe E Kept open house asst
eserI-a dra save l.1ance ir honor ~
,hs r-t rr.a4 WsrrlefE from the Dem
ifs camps ar Ms. =. II. niaz gave
dance H rfs1sF evening 81 their
fnrs n uen Gasiar avenue. Anong
ffe 0af-0f-f.an rr<sts uere Mrs
TI.rrrse ~ tlllarernue ana ashley T.
pad me Ramon Nigl grant
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26

Mabel Baldwin. D0ye C. Rarnett
Marguerite Bernard. GLADYS Eliza
beth Carroon. Ruth Conrad. mabel
Teresa Degine. Arthur +. Edmonds.
lsne Eidfidge Clara A. Eachllnan.
ETA FELTON,, Phebe Hart. Jennie
htfian Iedgcock. Mabel ora Him
r.ehsen. Buford Harris Kirk. Byron
Jusiis Read. CLARA Agnes Iangston.
EebceeA Hope Stewart Iavington.
Enid McGee. Elmyra Miller. ssoiedad
Montana, Marguerite Ellen Murphy.
Lar4 Holmes Nelthrap GLADYS Eliza
beth Palmer, Rice Sylvester Upton.
fssrah Gertrude Tooker Louise Rue
ker Wells
Candidates for Masters Degcc.
Freds Frank Appel. Doyle G. Bar
nFit samuel Jesse Daley. Arthur e
tdmpndA Eta Felten. Bnford Harris
klfk Mabel ora fiinrichsen, Kate.
tipre Livingston Eiymyra Miller
Hariea Leonard sehreck. Rachael
virginia smith. Rice sylvester Upton.
Hefnlee X Zlnsg
Received diplomas. June Is, 1914
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26

"a NrNrnIs. Kafhafine tnrf WAR
Harris. Ga1ys llarfs fesr So.
fafraFef wilson Efrsi Hgifo4gh.
Dorothy MfAl.5far. Nesels isWftiis
and M~rsfa Walter WoIkirr. sHrfre
AortF1mtff. cecil pdfhfrf Victor
HUfrbprR. Jamss Elder and ElNarf
Herest Nr ard MrA fieuetf acted
- chs perenfs
Mrs. Bitter has q fine eifpca-
ton. hasn't she And gets IN
WITH her husband lraEI she
Indeed. gft Why. che would
Ret % Wsfh anthn1Ya husband.
Mrs. RUTHERFORD mi III NNS.
The 4uffiNr pHrt given ~ ,Mrs.
ciark kuthsrsfi Thlrsdtr afternoon
was one ~ ite W1st plaEa nt affairs ~
fhe laet week Eight guests Berf The
recipients * Afr Hufhff0rta ncspl-
t4iiff irfnrmailfF characterized me
event and the enjoyment ~ the conn
pany bore floqHflt testimony fo fhf
tact and HrafI1usrfFf ~ the hostess.
Those present were Mfs ~ H.
Carns. Mrs Jeffe llaggafd Misa LQIs
Tracey, Hrs Fred Garfield. SIRE
Frank Stofiz. Nrs. Allen Mfs Prank
Alderman and Mrs Nancy Berwick.
Two rhu=e- 81 Icrninism.
lfrgm Judge
with arms and shoulders cleaning
Hhte
With bust and BACK in pi8inet sight
with 81 that canaing "unes suggest--
rhez fully dressed.
IN big kimsnn wrapped about
80 nUdesfiY that scarce peeps out
More than her face fOh. cufIaue 3estil
shes ai undffased
-FfpdHrirk MDx0n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26
rnR mn GoNERNOR.

The new division superintendent OF
the Southern Pacific A. Tucson, vas
host On hs private car 60 Governor
Mcdonald 81 a dinner last week and
foasfs we're drunk q the army. the
national ef1rd. Deming and The MINI
hres valley. responses being made W
state Senator e. j Lauahren and
Mayor J " Corbett The guests be-
sides the governor. were Col -. -.
Frederick. +. s A.. AdiHiant General
Harry q. Herring. Mayor John W.
corbeft. Assistant Superintendent ~.
IT. Krutfschnitf. Engineer J. ID.
Matthews Senator G. j. Iaughren and
willard j.. Holt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26
SOCIETY NEWS OF THE WEEK



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Ihe q ofsi.o1s y fef'f ftsef it
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26

Modern child No. Ethel. there
isn ans fana Claus he's JOSH
fo auH father and mother
ifhel an amt they no Satnns
neithri
MODERN chad cup IN her ru'
Feules Sos Hss just your father
and mother too,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26

MI VI
Vel. fhsts fgN if hspleHf1 iirf-
ing first taken ec-fre. Hfn the fsfaz*
N1p4. NhU atine1 Irsf arF change
packed b her assifass ard h48 ~
The moDnfairf ne hs1 ~ corn Dsnf
SOME ~ fha fHst n tf fsef -file klra
- folks that God made ard fhs
made ~ her MIND that fof Two Fefks
me wDHid forget ber tfolbieN ~ brti
Wei. ~ f8rrsf her frratlff aud
enc had fhe cool fpfftns stream au1
the shade ~ ne Eisfi n the t9ffff aht
The green Erass snd al fhHi eori a
fHirg HHr tao week. enc lived 4 IRE
a blessed la1lress snd came back sih
d coat ~ Tan ard q rev D4fiUpk or
life
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26
MILLfH-srEEN.

Announcement ~ The marriage in
W pnso on July n II Miss Elsie Nil.
Ter. a former Albuquerque Rirl. a. Mf
" = fieen. Great d distinct and
plsaFurable surprise among the many
local fienda ~ The bride, who enjoys
d side aud we'll dcserycd popularity
in this city
Mr. Hieen occupies rcHponMble
pnelilon with ihe United states reela
nation service. having been for some
time engaged Ia the work on the tlr-
Dhant lutte project. near Las Cruces
THE steena eiil make their permanent
home III III pa#o where the groom
hos resided fnr The last year
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26

steam ~ much more eitect'Nr
than Wind In making ones snip
come in.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26
BRIDGE CfuB ENTERTAINED.

Airs w. Y Walton was hostess
Tuesday afternoon 10 a small bridge
clab ~ whish she Is a member Tho
uiay aaA hlehly entertaining aud the
hospitality - Mrs Walton was such
as SO establish her even more fltmiY
than ever - one Of Albuquerque
mort charming social figures.
Besides the hostess. the members
" he club Nho participated IN the en-
teHialnmrnf wtre Mrs. y Jarrett Mfs.
George & Kiuck Mrs F. II. Kent,
Mfs . a Naisan. Mrs. Roy MELON.
ala Mfs d. g Bennett aud Mrs VIII
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26

CfbhshaM fou told me II !
took you 10 Europe last year you'd
never nsk 90 ~ again.
Mrs ffabahaw hut they've
g0t 3 bigger chip out since thon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26
Beautify the Complexion
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The Unequaled Beautifisr
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Guaranteed to remove
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-26

Santa Fe's c0el days and cooler
summer nights make 5ancing pleas
ure even Ia the clog GAYS, and there
were number ~ Informal dances
during the week thIt were especially
delightful affairs Mrs Renehan at
her magnificent home. The Willows,
on Palace avenue, friday evening,
The Washington herald., 1914-04-11
MASONS DEPART FOR
MEMORIAL TO BUTT
TempIe-Noyes Lodge En- Route to
Augusta, Ga. Where Memorial
Bridge Will Be Dedicated.

Members of Temple-Noyes Lodge of
Masons of this city. with their families.
numbering about seventy-five in all, left
Washington in a special car over the
Pennsylvania Railroad yesterday after
noon for Baltimore, on the first leg of
their trip to Augusta, Ga, where they
will participate in the dedication of the
Archibald Butt memorial bridge, next
Tuesday.
The party boarded a chartered steamer
at Baltimore and today and tomorrow will
be spent at sea, the party being due to
arrive at Savannah early Monday morn
ing. They will be the guests OF the five
Masonic blue lodges of Augusta.
Maj. Butt, who lost his life in the
Titanic disaster, was a member of Tenn
ple-Noyes Lodge. and the lodge has pro-
Vided the decoration for one of the four
corners of the memorial bridge, consist
ing of a bronze shield. bearing the seal
of the lodge. Former President Taft will
make an address at the dedication exer-
cises and Philander c. johnson and
Frank A. SebrinG, both members of Tenn
ple-Noyes Lodge, will participate.
The Washington party has invited the
grand master OF Georgia, Robert l.. Cold
ing. and a number of his brother Masons,
to be-the guests of the lodge and to 90
to Augusta Tor the ceremonies with II.
The augmented party will leave Sa-
yannah on a special train of Pullman cars
over the Central of Georgia Railway at
2:I5 O'Clock Monday afternoon. and will
arrive in Augusta clock that evening.
There they will be met and taken in
charge by a committee of Augusta Ma
Sons, going to the Bon Air Hotel. on
the "hiII' in Augusta, which will be
Headquarters while in that city.
The Butt Memorial Association of Au-
gusta, formed by fifteen prominent
The Washington herald., 1914-04-11
Congressional Club Reception

Mr.. Herbert Putnam was the guest of
honor at the regular Friday afternoon
reception at the Congressional Club yes
terday. He gave an interesting address
on The Library of Congress as a Ma
tional Library" after which refresh
ments were served in the prettily dec
GRATED dining-room.
Mrs. Duncan L. Fletcher. president of
the club, received, assisted by Mrs. John
son. OF Maine, and Mrs. Hughes, of
New Jersey. Others assisting were Mrs
David F. Houston. Mrs. Kenyon. Mrs
Jones, Mrs. Kahn. Mrs. Horrell, Mrs.
Humphreys, Mrs. Humphrey. Mrs. Hous-
ton. Mrs. Hobson, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs.
Hinas, Mrs. Howard. Mrs. Kent, Mrs.
Hinebaugh. Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Keating,
Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs Keltner. Mrs Kin
del. Mrs. Hatcher, Mrs. Hun, and Mrs.
Jones.
The ushers were Miss Floyd Miss
Francis, Miss Dunn, Miss Frear, and
Miss bennett.
Much hospitality will be shown Miss
Frances Brooks. whose marriage to Mr.
Edward c. B. Fletcher will take place
April 81 Mrs. Edwin Burr, wife Of Col.
Burr. will be hostess at a dinner in her
honor at the Chevy Chase Club on
Wednesday. April p, and Miss Ruth
Larner will give luncheon on Friday,
April "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. James William Shackle-
ford, OF Remington, Va, formerly Of this
city. announce the engagement of their
daughter. Elva Philmore, to Mr.. Henry
Ashby Brown. The marriage will take
place in the early summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Martin and Miss
Lucy Madeira, of Washington. are regis
tered at the Wolcott, New York.
At the benefit to be given Easter Mon
day evening at s o'clock for the Con-
tinental Hall debt fund at Mrs Charles
w. Richardson's home, 1877 Connecticut
avenue, Miss Janet Richards will speak
on High Lights of the Revolution"
The performance is presented by the
Mai William OvertoH Calls CHAPTER
through its regent, Mrs. Margaret Mon
teiro Berry.
The many patronesses, besides the
members Of the chapter. include Mrs
Charles w. Davis. nominee for office
of vice president general. d. A. R., and
wife of the Representative from Min
nesota: Mrs. Horace NJ Towner, Mrs.
Claude Swanson, Mrs. James NJ. Gudger.
Mrs. John w. Langley and Mrs. H. z. c.
Bryant
Among the passengers sailing on the
steamship KONG Albert of the North
German Lloyd line on April Ii, 1914,
from New York for Naples and Genoa
via Gibraltar and Algiers. is Mrs. Car
mela Abbate. of Washington.
The Coburn Players will give a series
OF open-air performances at Twin
Oaks" Woodley Lane, for the benefit
Of the Montessori Educational Associa-
ton on Wednesday evening, April %,
at $50 O'Clock.
The series will comprise "The Sane
tuary." on Shakespeare's birthday;
Thursday afternoon, April ., at $50
o'clock. THE Tanning Of the Shrew," |
and on Thursday evening, April %, at |
30 O'Clock. 'Tphigenia In Tauris"
The patronesses will be Mrs. Wilson. |
Mrs. Thomas B. Marshall, Countess
Bernstorff. Nine. Bakhmeteff, Lady !