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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-02

dominating architectural feature e
5ie exposition the superb Tower OF
'e"tlat 81 command tha soulA tn-
france of ihe great Court Of the ln1l-
Ftt.a.t ls under construction, the
t''"uik WIZ rise from haae At aeiA
u area 70 height q 4ao ieet,
aseehuipE in terraces That gradually
gave way e q group Of figures sup
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-02


among other mportanI assem-
biages there will be the international
Council of Nurses. 10 meet ia San
Francisco during tie latter pant Of
Nav next wear Five ihousopJ
nI.rsas from ffeseg nations NIX ~
nerteJ III narfisinata s tbiq gatbsr-
no delegates non moro tba5 fWs6-
~ 1--we nations fnterssfe8 ;r gra,e
cYltgre win attend tha Intarraf,ora1
Congres 81 Vffe8IHIra s ~ Esi8 ig
limo 1gf5. he lsaf.ar electrical -.
perts al he wr~IE viii meet in tba
international Flest4jcaI eoo0rees "A
cenfamber while WORLDS petro.
Ieum congress. the first ever held
will meet In fte faH III r.yt vaars
thirtv-foar American and ihra6
Furonean ORGANIZATIONS concerned
Uitb tha marketing production ana
distribution AZ nefroiap,s viii faI.e
mart rs this congress The Tnfsrna-
tional Potato COMPRESS win aaal With
M production ana disfrih1tion an3
marketing Of the potato one Of the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-02

gats assemble, have voted e
meet h Francisco 10 1913 1t p
exoes.e8 that folly 500 conventions
Mi have deidod r. meet 10 San
Frauc.Ec0 III the tme ue great eale-
hrstion opens The delegates -
fhese asscmbiugss will come from
egery norton ~ he globo and lead
80 n art. science. industry and lu
tbe teaching Of ethical propaganda
w5ll present in standardized form tha
resplla IL the worid's best effort q
construetion upon tbe exposition
rarlg broke all records in ekpotiIlaa
building. glvuE assurance % the
eTomlse made 81 President Charlie
4 Moore. moro than two years ago.
fhat tho exposition would SWING open
81 eatea upon 8 fully perfected spec
4ae|r At thl writing many q l'se
mug, exhibit palace are pf#etisailE
rarplctef and alI wiil b. finished
eight months before tho opening OF
tire exposition
pfeuarations faf lhe ad0rHmanf e
ne huge exhibit painres and lhe
courts have kept pace Win eonalIae-
zion The works Of number q
America most notable eu'pteft avg
nritsfs hfe HaW r. evidence Aad boar
ouf a. high promise for their beauty
ard originality made early iu the
history 81 the exposition Ihe inna.
rrsplae which Will be perfected r. q
h-aa FsssfF
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-02

Wilson's invitation 10 participate n
& q great naval reVieNeuDyn the formal
opening % TIE Psuarla canal
Work on f1fegr payiiions and
upon The huge concession district
The Midway, IS under way, the
outlay On cor yuction alone is
euormou Canada for example, is
crpendlng uo isa than 100000 On
her superb pavilion, which will as
c0mm0date the most notable exhibit
ever made by THE Dominion at au ex-
hibaoa o4 de 8f Der own borders
The exposition Us today assured 8
file greatest exposition Ia the worlds
history and DE tremendous parli-
patton IL the nations ls a wonderful
tribute r. Americas prestige and
popularity
The greatn1ain exhibit section IS q
wonderfully lmpr ye sight More
than eighty million feet u lumber
was used in IBIS section The stand
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-02

Ing army Of our country could find
standing room IN some Of the ex-
hiDit palaces and with room 10 spare.
Tine great buildings blending into a
brilliant mosaic of color, take on a
uew charm each time the visitor aeos
them The structures arc not only
beautiful, but they are impro i've
The siRhtaeer who stands beneath
the huge steel4dome Of the Palace If
Horticulture and looks upward al the
vault above Is looking as far upward
% IL he stood upon a city curb and
looked up 70 The top Of q twelve
story building The huge dome will
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-02

exposition dealing with the subject
Of cattle breeding. Pamphlets tell
ing how and where to find these exc
hibits viii be mailed to The members
before they start for San francisco
lndeed. in an conventions the eA-
hibits viii comprise useful auxlarles
to the reports and addresses upon
the various subjects.
All features Of the exposition are
progressing evenly and happily. ~
day the visitor to the scene OF lhe
celebration to which America has IN
vited the w0rlG as her guests, may
gain an idea Of the exposition as "
viii appear when the exhibits Of the
world are installed in its spacious
halls and hundreds of thousalds q
rare trees, plants and SHRUBS
brought from far corners o. t1o
globe, have transformed the grolna33
into semi-tropical paradise aho
when from the Golden Gate tno
traveller beholds the vast eXposItiohl
city rising 10 great heights aga.ls'
the walls Of the encirellng anphl'
theatre of the hills Of San Francesca
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-02
Celebration Snap Shots.

Mira Ali Kuh Khan, Persian COM
missioner general to the Panama.
Pacific International exposition, NJ
sailed from New York for Persia Y
collect the exhibits Of that country
The site for the Persian pavilion Ras
dedicated last autumn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-02

The largest flower basket IN tas
world has just been completed =.
Che exposition. It is now beng Fl.
in place on the top OF the dome 2. y
Palace of Horticulture. It'll = ~
high, weighs moro than q hu1 r.. Z.
tons 1t is being drawn 70 its "a
1856 feet above the ground " secti'H~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-02

The Danish pavilion win be 2 y
production Of the old castle hfor
berg at Elsinore, made famous "
Shakespeare as the scene of ms tfAs'
edy, Hamlet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-11
Jolly Easter Party

Margaret Strumquist, 5O2 Sohih
Arno. will give a jolly Faster party
this evening. The rooms have been
decorated with toy rabbits. and chick
ems and candy eggs and "A number 81
appropriate games will be played, and
q lovely supper will be the last Dui
not the least event Of the evening.
The guests will be Beatrice Hill
Margaret Crawford. Florence Cor
| beth, Wlnlfred Doyle. Lillian sam
tucei, Evelyn and Hilda Sganzini
Fiorine Lorman, Grace Kennebee
Hazel Carnes, Reda R~lttenhouse
Naomi Louden. Maurina Blakemore
/ Leslie shackleford. Wanda and Fred
erlcka waggonner. Nile strumquis'
I Kenneth sohnur, James Boatrighi
Ernest STATE, Glenn bearing, san
Livingston. Melbourne Ilinda, WIN
schutt. Tom Calkins. Dick Doyle
william AcNichol. Willie Trennev
Fiorin billiard, Paul Diilard' Pau
Myers, Ernest Srerhardt. Kobe CraW
ford. Tom Hubbell, George Farr' AM
Ralph Hili.
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st. Johns Easter Tea

81. Johns Guild viii give lts Easter
tea next Wednesday afternoon, Aprii
IS, from half past 90 until 8 ~o'ciocS'
at the homo OF Mrs. Amado chavez,
s0i North Eleventh street.
Special preparations nave been
made for the occasion and it promises
to be ons Of tbs most delightful tess
Of the season
There will be an exceptionally at
tractiye display OF fancy work ana
aprons and the home cooking table
VIII be loaded down with al sorts OF
delicious things 10 eat.
Mrs. Chavez VIII be assisted 81 re-
ceiying by Mrs. 4. .. Keen and Mrs.
". s. strickler; Mrs. John Milne aud
Mrs. J. r. Mclaughlin Will pVar; 81
Margarors guild VIII serve; Mrs
james Newh6ll and Mrs. Katherine
Farrell will hEve charge OF the fancy
work and apron table, and Mrs,
Frank TUT ana Mrs. sam Yam viii
have charge Of the home cooking Ia
ble.
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Afternoon for Miss Matthews

Thursday. Mrs. Charles Il. Hcdgil,
University Heights. invited In a few
friends to meet Miss Wayne Mathews
OF Bedford, Indiana, who b. spending
several months In albuquerque.
The afternoon was spent with
fancy work and at 8 o'clock the guests
we're invited into the dining room
where a delicious %two-course lunch
was served.
There were tiny RABBITS for place
cards, and baskets OF candy eggs for
favors. The centerpiece was a nest
Of orange strsws which was filled
with chocolate eggs. The effect ~
these. decorations was particularly at
traet!ve.
Those who were invited To meet
Miss Mathews were Mrs J. A. Hubbs-
Mrs. Bert skinner. Misses Mary and
Amelia McFie. Miss Helen James and
Miss Jean Hubbs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-11

We have heard Of some wonderful,
not TO say fearful Easter costumes
which arc TO be- displayed for the
hrst time in Albuquerque tomorrow;
hats that have never been dreamed
o.. even ~ they are dreams, AMI
gowns SO tight In spots hat the wear
ors will have To choose "A church with
low steps and no kneeing in the ser
vice. Merchants who cater TO the
ladies tell us that while there has not
becn u very large volume OF before
Easter buying, such as there has been
has been discriminating, based upon
"a demand for the very latest styles
which smart buyers ave been able
Ia pick up In the fashion centers.
And speaking Of buyers; have you
ever stopped TO think what exception
ally fine opportunities for fashionable
dressing Alouquerque women have
In the first place there are few cities
In the country Of ;his size. and esper-
tally In the far west with such large
and completely stocked stores for wo-
men. Then too, our larger stores
send moi paid buyers. but the heads
Of the Establishments right to New
York every winter and every sur mcr.
These men 40 to the heart OF the ma
tons style factory; a center that y
rapidly becoming a world fashion cen
ter ~ well and that Is now recognize
ed az being up to, II not a little ahead
Of Paris Ia style creation and initlo'
ton.
The Albuquerque woman who hai
the means and tbs inclination may "
eowned and halted and ever wigged
as nearly TO the minute from her
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-11

Last evening an appreciative audl-
ence gathered In the Presbyterian
church to hear %Stainer's "CrucitN-
ion"
This wonderful arrangement Of the
Passion service Is sung an over the
world during Holy week. II Is music
which one never tires Of hearing,
especial, when Il Is sung as beauti-
fully as il was last night by the Pres
byterian choir. Mr.. Charles Andrews
directs the choir He sans h tenor
solos. Mr.. Thomas Christian, the BARI
tone. and Mr.. Gorge Everitt shc bass
solos. while Miss Beryl Kenwortny
accompanied oH The pipe organ the
mention af these names ~ suihcient
assurance Of che exceptional merit oil
the music last evening,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-11
Tomorow's Easter Style
Show in albuquerque

own home stores. as II she lived IN
New York. II - al a qucstion Of the
price. Women who know say that
the cost OF fashionable dressing here
Ia nothing like az great as Ia New
York whore the fashions come from
ne that az ID may, Albuquerque has
cause 90 lee proud of iis shops y
Albuquerque women nave cause TO re-
ioice In them Their best choosing ~
the New York market will be seen IN
the church going thronEs tomurrow-
provided. OF course the weather man
doesn't fall down on the ioo, ms ne
now gives indications Of doing. The
weather mar says that tonight ana
Sunday viii lee generally fair, nrecod-
ed hy rain in north and east portion
this afternoon, with colder weather ~
the southeast portion tonight and ris-
INK temperature In the eastern part or
the state sunday. Al Of which dozen I
help Albuquerque much, bciEg right
~ the center of the state. We may
expect most amy kind OF weather, ap-
parently. from a sand storm 20 q
dream OF day.
The Easter dressing up IL not going
20 be confined Ia the aides We
know one mighty popular man who ~
going to blossom out tomorrow IN
ene 81 those really new overcoat
things that hook at tbs neck and de-
scend about the person like a gunuy
sack with the bottom cut open. Tho
coat just arrived yes .crduy and Is 50
modern II shrieks. II 81 but n Of
a number Of striking masculine gar
ments which will make their initial
appearance tomorrow. watch for
them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-11
IcANrATA ny L. I. VI. cLEE


The beautiful cantata, "Olivet 20.
calvary" which was sung last year
by the University Glce club under me
direction of Miss Mary Merle. will be
repeated tomorrow afternoon at =
O'Clock az the Presbyterian church.
The solos will be sung ny Miss Mary
McFie, soprano. Mrs. Charles An
drews. contralto; Mr.. Charles An
drews. tenor, and Mr.. Thomas Chris
tian. bass. Mr. stanley seder il the
accompanied.
This will be an exceptionally fine
musical treat and the public is cor
daily invited tn be present. The pro-
gram follows:
t-On the Way TO Jerusalem.
Chorus-"when o'cr the steep
OF Olivet."
2-Before Jerusalem.
Recltative. Like a Fair Vision,
M1 Andrews.
Recitative and air, 20, Jerusa-
lem MIR. Christian.
3-on the Temple.
Recitative, And Jesus Entered
Entered Into the Temple OF
Cod Mr.. Andrews n MT
Christian.
Chorus. Another Temple Waits
Thee, Lord Divine" Miss NC
File and chorus.
4--The Mount Of olives.
Air. mot Of This World the
Kingdom OF our Lord" Mr..
Andrews.
Chorus. Twas Night o'eI
Lonely Olivet"
solo. "He Was Despised,' Mr
Andrews.
SOLO and chorus. Come Unto
Him." Mr.. Christian and vespei
choir.
PART II.
s-A New Commandment.
Reeltative and air. - New Com
mandment." Mr.. Christian.
Quartet. 80. Thou. Whose Swee.
Compassion. Miss Merle, Mrs
Andrews. Mr., Andrews, AT
Christian.
6-Gethsemane.
Recitative, And When The.
Had sung a Hymn" Mt. Chris
tan.
Hymn. '-rhy VIII be done, yes
per choir.
T-Botrayed aud Forsaken.
Chorus, And While lie re
spakc."
Reeitatige and air, I'VE who ~
and Ye Who sorrow" Mr.. An
drews.
S-RefOrc PLATE
CHORES aud solo CPilatc) Cruel
~ Hint
a-The March 20 Calvary.
Choral march, "fhe SaNie
King Goes Forth TO Die"
IO-calyary.
Recitative. "Aud When The
Came TO the Place" Mr., chrl'
tian.
Chorus. "Droop. sacred Head
Miss McFie and chorus.
SOLOISTS.
. Mrs. Charles J.. Andrews .Contrai
= MIR. Charles J.. Andrews. .. Tent
Mr.. Thomas A. Christian .BaritoI
= LIST OF CHORUS.
Louise Holland, Irene noIdt isab
Z Walker, Jesnie Craig. Fern Reeve
< Treasure Hartman. Amelia Mcfl
+ J Florence seder. Jack LaPralk. Haf
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Miss Chavez Honored

Friends Of Miss Katherine Chavez
daughter OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Amado
Chavez. sol North Eleventh street.
will be glad to hear Of a particular
honor which a been bestowed upon
her
Miss Chavez is attending the Georse
Washington university In Washington.
u. G. The professor In charge OF the
spanish department there was taken
~ recently and he wrote TO the fac
ulty recommending Miss Chavez as
entirely capable OF taking charge ot
his classcs. She was given the posi-
ton and has proven herself an eN-
%ceptionally fine teacher.
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NurRCoLIcs cLUn

Mrs. NJ. c. Swayne was h1stcss 20
the Microbes club this wees Read
ing was continued IN ~Stesiard's lee
ture on India sid delicious refresh
ments were served at a table attract
lively decorated with Easter favors.
Those present we're Mrs. T. Pom
crank. Mrs. r. Blake. Mrs. r. Pail-
brick, Mrs. VIM. Menaul. Mrs =
schultz, Mrs. 4, Hunt, Mrs. ]. q
Gentry, Mrs j. Caikins, Mrs. T. stew
ems. Mrs. D. Kirk, and Miss Nc'a
Blake.
Mrs. ]. Calkins viii entertain th'
club at It's next meeting.
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- AsTER This year brings u.

w-n AsTER this year brings MS
evidence Of a tangible ma
- tnse that Albuquerque "
advancing as a musical
A. center. that general public
interest In music-good
music-ia increasing rapidly; that our
people not only know and appreciate
good music. which has been the case
FOR a long time. but that they are
demanding Il In their clubs, In social
affairs, IN the work of musical organ
izatlons aud In tho churches.
A reading Of the musical services
announced Ia the Herald this evening
for tomorrnw's Easter day exercises
will give Illuminating Information as
Ia Just how rapidly we are advanc-
ing. what an advance we have made
during the past year. ! went back to
the file of the Saturday before Easter
"a year ago, two years aEo and three
Years ago TO find cut for my own sat
lsfaction Just what gains we're being
made. In every church IN A~lbuquer-
que there will be more music tomor-
row on the day OF days when music
Is appropriate. and better music, than
we have cver had Ia our churches
before. 4 study Of the church an
nouncements for the whole past year
Indicate that the ministers OF Aibu-
querQue are taking "A more lively IN
terest In the musical features Of the
services over which they preside; that
they are rcachias oWt for the best.
q getting 10. In every church In
the city tomorrow music Is being cs-
saved which would be creditable 10
almost any great city church. II Is "A
pleasant indication not only Of The
growth Of Albuquerque. bat OF those
many refining influences which are
being more and more felt as the years
slip by.
The detail of the church music for
tomorrow Is given in the church an
nouncemcnts. No church member IN
Albuquerque will make a mistake IN
going TO his or her " church, for
the music - good at all Of them. And
Easter day. Il seems. II a mighty good
daN 20 stay Ia our own church nome
But whether you belong TO a church
or not: OF whether you intend 60 ~
20 church tomorrow. read the church
announcements today. Having done
30. one feels pretty sure hat the
reader will go 20 church somewhere
whether ono has a new hat or a new
own or not.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-11
Notes of Albuquerque
Clubs and Social Organizations
VALLEY SEWING CLUB.

The Valley Sewing club met this
week with Mrs. Dick Myers and en-
joyed a particularly pleasant after
Bo0n.
Those present were Mrs. T. Bowers.
Mrs. W. q. Peck, Mrs. G.. Gould. Mrs.
r. Sprague. Mrs, J. Hin. Mrs. a.
Schumacher. Mrs. Tom sherwood,
Mrs. X. Llniey. and Miss Edna Nj
Chesney.
Mrs. r. sprasue will be the next
hostess.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-11
TUESDAY LITERARY CLuB.

The Tuesday Literary club met TINS
week at the home Of Mrs Louis Hun
ms. The following interesting pro-
gram "A given.
Current Events-Mrs. Roy stamrn.
Glass Study-Mrs. G. r. French.
Subiect-"Flemish Painting.
papor-"Rubens and Van Dyke
Mrs. Louis Huning.
Rcading-"Thc Descent From the
Cross" Mrs. Walter Connell.
Tho club will hold It's next meeting
at the homo OF Mrs. Raymond stamm
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-11
y ESTHER CLUD.

The Queen Esther club wf;i meet
Tuesday. April ~. with Mrs. Craw-
ford, Gi0 South Broadway. Mrs. VIII
kinson will assist. There will be a
short missionary program consisting
OF a talk on home missions By Mrs,
Atwood.
Duet-Mesdames Crawford and
Woods.
Paper on Foreisn Missions-Mrs
Longfell9w.
Plano Solo-Mrs. j. r. Whitesldes
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By JEAN HUBBs.

fully. and Miss Louise Nichols played
several selections from Itigoletto'
Professor hi Mauro. with Miss Nich-
OILS accompanying. played a whole
galaxy of selections from his fhvofite
Italian operas aud Mr.. Charles j.
Andrews sang one of the solos from
l"u T~rovatore.'' Mrs. Edward G. Reid
closed the program with Rossini =
"stahat Mater The Thursday cinb
IL doing serious and very entertaining
work.
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MBUoUERQUE MUSICIANS IN
CONCERT AT MAGDALENA.

The knights OF Pythias in Magda-
lena are giving a formal ball the eve
ming of Friday, April "a. There Is 10
be d special musical program n Mrs.
Ada Pierce VIM. soprano, and Mr,
+. stanley Seder, pianist. have been
asked to give this program, when
promises 10 he a splendid musleal
treat.
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avenue; Mr.. Hugo Meyer. choir d.
~rcstor; Mrs. r. w. Hardin, %Organist.
EASTER SUNDAY.
Holy communion, Z a. m, the Right
Rev, n. w. Harden, -. d., cclebrant.
Holy communion. 3 a. m, the rec
tor. ceiebrant.
Holy communion, 0 a. M, for the
sick only.
Easter service. 1888 q. m, Right
Rev r. ". Harden, preacher.
Pilgrim Commandcry No. Q, knights
Tempiar service, 3 o. IN.
sunday school festival service. $3.50
p. m.
choral service and confirmation,
1870 y. m.
Easter ScrvIcr Music.
Professional. Jesus Has Risen To-
gay G.. MORGAN
Christ our Passover" ...B. s. Alter
Gloria ..sss..'....s....... y. Lane
TIE Deum Laudamns. .......A Geibie
Iubilate b-co........... r. shelly
l%ntroit; Angels Roll the Rock
Away ..............C. y. Roper
hyfie .,..s-s ..........C Gounod
Gloria Tibi Paxton
Anthem; Christ Is Risen From the
Dead From Pilgrim Chorus
twagner). Arranged by Neidlon-
ser. soloists-
Sopranos, Mrs. A.. o. Forester.
Mrs. G. J. Rogers, Miss Marcella His-
den; contralto, sirs. ]. Il. Mcneil;
basso, Mr.. Geo. Eyeritt. baritone. AIR.
George clifford; tenor Mr.. Benz, pur-
year.
The sololsts will be supported hy a
chorus Of 20 voices and accompanied
by he organ and orchestra.
The Easter sermon will be preached
By the Right Rev. \, w. Howden, u.
ID, bishop OF New Mexico.
Onertory Anthem: They Have
Taken Away NY LORD. j. stainer
Onertory Sentences. ...S. b. whitney
sursum Corua. ......... !. CaiHbridge
Sanctus. y. Garrett
~beheclctuo j. Eyre.
Asnus Del. ..'...'.,....A. j. Eyre
Gloria In Excelsls. ......... .Simper
-Four Fold Amen" ......T. :. Tearie
occasional. Jesus Lives" ........
II. J. GGuntsett
knights Comntnndery Service.
Professional: Onward Christian
soldier. .....A. $. sullivan
Anthem: Christ Our Passover.
9. Alter
Psalms: ''Laudate. pueri. = I'm Exstu
Israel" "COaAtemini Domino"
ISl1ria ,. Lare
Gloria In Exoelsis. Anon
II Deum ...s...... "A Geipis
Jubflate Dec. ....... n. II. Spencer
Anthem; Christ IL Risen From the
Dead -. Wagner, Arg N%eidlenger
sermon; Right Rev. FredoricS
Binghim Howden, ID. ID.
onertory: They Have Taken Away
MY LORD ....... Statncr
Benediction: seven Fold Amen e.
......................T S. Team
Occasional; Jesus Lives" .......
...............,.H. j. Gauntlet
sunday school Festival Music.
Professional. Christ the Lord Is
Risen Today Mozart
Christ our Passover. .Stainer
Easter Hymn: Welcome Happy
Morning ......s.... Rex Eogium
Exercise: Easter witnesses"
by 10 Pupiis
Quintette: "Hark the Glad Song
Clarion
Misses Hanson, King. Kistter.
Frederick Howdon aud Edward
bradford.
Angels Roll the Rock Away. e..
......,............. G. r. Roper
Easter Lltanyf-solo by the Rec
b tor.
b Response by the School.
Solo; THE Resurrection" j. h. DYKES
Miss Give Harden.
omertory. Beyond the starry
skies .........-.. 81. Albinus
+ Junior Choir.
Presentation Of Lonten Offering.
- -
Continued on Page Tllrcc.l
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University Notes.

No classes were held on Friday.
This vacation, though brief, was muen
enjoyed.
The Dramatic club will put on the
varsity annual play early In May
The fact that Mr. Frank V. iaanhau
has consented 20 coach the proaue-
lion Is assurance OF a nnc entertain
ment.
The Glee club. directed by MISS
Mary Merle, viii size "a concert ~
santa Re IA der the auspices Of the
Woman's club mex Friday evenins'
Mr.. Chas. Andrews, tenor. and AIT
stanley seder pianist, win assist the
chorus.
Miss Mary Cooper has been called
10 her home In Roswell BY the ser
ious illness OF her father.
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY
ON PAGE THREE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-11
ECCENTRIC CLUB.

The Eccentric club members had
a delightful meeting Friday afternoon
at odd Fellows hall.
Tho cluo members are Mrs. NJ.
Refill, Mrs. Clarence LaFOnte, Mrs,
NJ. Wagner, Mrs y. Scheer. Mrs. Tom
sherwood. Mrs. r.. Burnett, Mrs. u,
Weir. Mrs. j. NJ. Dooiittle, Mrs. +,
%Inglee. Mrs. J. Bailey. Mrs. Joe white
sides. Mrs. Minnie GepRord. Mrs. n
Rogers, ana Mrs. ". l.. Putnam.