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mar advised me 10 try Lydia r. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound and | got a
bottle. felt better the next month 20
I took three more bottles Of Il and got
well 10 | could work al the time, |
hope every woman who suffers like did
will try Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. - Mrs. p. w. LANSING.
Route No. /, Florence, South Dakota.
Why viii women continue 20 suffer day
in and day out or drag out a sickiy. half
hearted existence. missing three fourths
Of the Joy Of living, when they can find
health In Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound7
For thirty years II has been the stand
ard remedy for female lie. and has re-
stored the health Of thousands Of women
who have been troubled with such all
ments as displaccments, inflammation.
liberation, tumors, Irregularities, etc.
10 you want special advice write 10
Lydia +. Pinkham Medicine Go. tconh-
dentiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read aud answered ~ q
woman and held In strict confidence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-27

with n cisss for ~ ages. EpW 18th
league devotional service n at D. M.
Tho quartet will sing at both morn
Ina and evening worship. with "a epe-
cial piece.
The prayer meeting "Wednesday
evening will be IN the interest OF our
work In New Mexico. DR.. 5. Aionzo
Bright leader.
The third quarterly conference will
be held Wednesday evening at the
close of the prayer meeting. An re-
ports are requested IT, be In writing.
Hospital board at hospital Thurs
day afternoon az ..
Special music:
Morning; Quartet: u Am Alpha
and Omega" Solo. THE Man Of
Galiice." John u. Falkenburg.
Evening; quartet Evening
Hymn (Ashfordl. Solo. Hold Thou
My Hand tBriggsl, Miss Mary
Leaning.
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[ Is lust Natural
~ 70 admire Babies

Our altrusilc nature impeis love for ths
roofing infant. And at tho same tins
the subject % motherhood n ever befora
Us. To know what 70 do that viii ada
10 the physical comfort % expectant
motherhood is a subject that has inter-
ested most women % ali times. One az
the real helpful things is an external
abdominal application ssld in most drug
stores under the name OF Mothers
Friend" We nave known 30 many grand
mothers, who IN their younger days
relied upon this remedy. -ud who RECON-
mend u 10 their 5Wn daughters that Il
certainly must be what is name inai-
Gates. They 1--we used n for is direct
influence upon the muscles. cQrda. liza
ments and tendons ~ Il aims 70 affoFd
relief from the strain and pain 20 often
unnecessarily severe during the period OF
expectancy
Every woman should mention ''Aiother's
Friend when ne stork 70 the subject OF
conversation An Interesting little BOOK
Is mailed free upon application 10 Brad
held Regulator Co, tO5 Lamar Bldr.
Atlanta. "a. II refers 10 many things
hat women like 20 read about
Oct Or recommenda bottle 81 "h0lher's
Friend tosaay and write for tas back
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FOLK DANCES WILL
BE GIVEN At
ROSENWALDS
Interesting Feature Tonight
at Big Department Store in
Connection With R gular
Saturday Night Phone
graph Concert.

During the County Institute for
Teachers which was held here the
last two weeks, one % our victor
Graphophones a used la the teach
ing OF the old folk dances.
A class from the physical training
department under the direction Of
Miss Fleming, has kindly consented
Go demonstrate some OF the folk
dances with the use Of the machine
for US 1T s:30 tonight.
There will be twenty-five young
ladies who Will take part. and while
they have been In training for only q
short time, their exhibition before tho
entire assembly OF teachers last
Thursday shows that they have
caught much % The simple ~peassntry
spirit that characterizes folk dancing
The program IL ~ follows:
81 See You Swedish singing
camel.
"Bleking."
Reap the Fl8x."
The last represents the various
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Personal Mention

Frank spltz. son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Edward spitz. has returned from New
York city, where he has been a stu
dent at Columbia university during
the past year. lie received the de-
gree OF master OF science this month.
MIR and Mrs. Evcritt Brown Of Los
Angeles are the guests of AIR. Browns
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. + II. Brown
'Of West Coal avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Andrews re-
turned today from a two weeks stay
at Camp Whltcomb.
Mrs. "a. l.. Dugan. els West Cop
per venue As enjoying "A visit from
her sister. Mrs. J y Houiehan. of
Kansas city.
Mrs. 4. r. Williams aud little son
have arrived from Blythe. Cal. 10
spend the summer with Mrs. VIII
liams parents, Afr. and AIRS. Arthur
Everitt.
Mrs. }. :. Hoagland aud son Henry
are the guests of Mrs. Hoagland's
brother, Rev. {. .. Bcckmsn.
Otis Wood. son OF Attorney Francis
T.. Wood. has returned from 81.
Mary's college near Atchison. kan,
where he has attended school during
the past year.
Mrs. Joseph Barnett left Thursday
morning for Venice. Cal. where she
viii spend the summer.
Or. David Il. Boyd. president of the
University Of New Mexico Is In Chi
cago on y business trip.
Frederick Luthy. son of Mr. aud
Mrs. J z, Lnthy. has returned from
Yale aud Will spend h summer In
Albuquerque.
Misses Margaret and Eugenia Kel-
cher ere ln Los Lunas, the guests OF
Mrs. Frank Pooier.
District clerk Thomas u. X Mad
olson and family have gone to the
Pecos FOR two weeks.
I Miss Laura colgan h. visiting
, ftiends Ia Las Vegas.
Mrs. r.. a. Nixon. who has bcen
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. j. Il.
saint, who tor the past three weeks
lett Thursday morning for her home
in Medicine Lodge, Kan.
Mrs. 4. 4. Lennon. another Sis
ter OF Mrs. Saint. who has been visit.
ing here also. viii leave Sunday
morning for her home In santa Rosa.
Cal.
Ar. and Mrs. George kl0ck aud
Mrs. Klock's mother, Mrs. ~. Jarrett.
left Friday Tor the Grand Canyon "a
remain there about ten days.
Mrs. James Biainey and children
aud Miss Jane Cosgrove are leayinp
next week TO spend a month at n
PorVenir.
AIR and Mrs. ]. 7 MeLaughliI
motored to a Pedro this week.
Mrs, Arno Huning Is enjoying 4
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INFORMAL PARTIES
DURING THE WEEK
VsIck. wilson Orchestra Luncheon.

VRlUk- wilson Orchestra Luncheon.
Thursday the members of the
Valck-W Wilson orchestra gave a de-
lightfui luncheon at Hotel Combs IN
honor OF two OF the members. Louise
Lowbcr and Ethel Kieke, who are
leaving neat week to spend the sum.
mcr In California.
PINK and white was the color
scheme and II was carried out with
carnations and favors. The favors
were quite different and decidedly
pleasing. Each person found at ms
or her place a small package tied
with white ribbon aud inside was a
crisp oac-dollar hill.
THE mcau vas delicious aud after
the luncheon the jolly crowd went
TO the picture show and enjoyed
The spy
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THE EVENING HERAID, AIBuouERoUE, n X, SATURDAY, JUNE 81. ioi4

cnt. making about twenty-five cou-
pies In all.
Those who were there are. Afr.
and Mrs. @. L. Rogers. MIR. and Mrs
Tom Hughes, Ir., Mr.. and Mrs. ~. T.
1clscr. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar BIueher.
Mrs. r. <. Woolscy. Jr.. Miss Kath.
ryn Stricklcr. Arthur G. RinEland
Mr., and Mrs. Cavalier. Mr.. and Mrs
y Cash, Mr.. aud Mrs. william Hous-
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Korber. Mr
Foss shipiey.
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Mrs James Hlalney gave q most
enjoyable sewing party Thursday
morning In honor OF Miss May Ida
Dunkorly of Ennis, Texas, who ~
the guest OF her slater. AIRS. J. b.
Herndon.
A particularly delectable lunch WAS
served and "A most delightful time en-
toyed by an who were there.
The guests were Aias May Ida Dun
kerry, Mrs. J.. b. Herndon. Mrs. r. A.
Naughey. Miss Eleanor vaughey, Mrs.
A. J. Maloy. Miss Hazel Maloy, Mrs.
0eorse kiock, Mrs. n. Jarrett, AIRS.
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Corner Broadway and Lead.
DR.. y. w LonEfollow. pastor.
sunday school at a.4s a. m. Prof.
{. NJ Drake. superintendent.
Preaching st ~ A. m. by Rev. W.
G. Grant. Special music.
There will be no evening preaching
service. but instead the young people
viii have charge with special pro-
gram and music beginning at 7.a0
y. m,
Everyone cordially invited 10 all
services.
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activities of harvesting the flax. spin.
ming the thread and weaving the
Goth.
To he gwen at Rosenwald's tonight
at s o'c'ock.
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VARSITY TO OPEN
ON AUGUST II
THIS YEAR
Semesters Will Be Equally Di-
vided, Department of House.
hold Economics New Course
TO Be Offered.

The June issue Of the L. y. NJ.
News is out this week and contains
n detailed account OF the events OF
commencement week and some inter-
esting announcements Cor the year
i91i-I5.
In order that the school year may
be divided equally oy the Christmas
holidays. the decision was reached to
open the university the coming year
On The 18th Of August. The first
semester viii thus end at the begin
ming OF the holiday season with ex-
aminations finished, and the second
semester will begin Immediately at
ter the holidays.
Household Economics 90 he Added a.
Curriculum.
with the opening OF the school
year, beginning August II. the unit
versity viii Install its new department
OF household economies. The equip
ment has been ordered. and the name
OF the director Of this department will
be annonnced In the near future. one
Of the very best instructors In this
work that can be had Will be EN-
pIoyed.
All Courses Offered.
Thu first courses In household eco
Monies, together with advanced work
for those that have had previous
training. will be given. thus meeting
the needs of all the women In the
university. The purpose of this de-
partment will be TO train young wom-
en- In all the phases of home oTgan-
lzation and management
branches Taught.
The work will include domestic SCI
ence. covering cooking. (which will
embrace cooking for the sick ana
convalesccnt, and dietaries for diff
ferent purposes. as for children. the
aged, special forms OF Illness. etcl,
sewing and household sanitation.
domestic art. including house plan
nlng. house decoration and house fur
nishing.
The work will provide for house
hold economies, keeping account OF
household receipts and expenditures,
OF marketing and purchasing.
Required and Elective.
Certain OF the courses In Domestic
science will be required Of an womea
students; all the courses wiz oe open
10 All women students who have the
proper fO%undatlonal knowledge OF
physics. chemistry and biology. The
purposes will be not only to train
young women for the responsibility
OF household planning and manage
ment, but for instruction In the above
subjects. The instruction VIII be-
given with thoroughly equipped and
modern laboratory service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-27
IN SUCH PAIN
WOMAN CRIED
Suffered Everything Until Re-
stored to Health by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound.
Florence. so. Dakota. ~ used 10 hs
very sick every month with bearing

uoW pans
~backache, and had
headache n good
deal Of the time and
very little appetite.
The pains were 30
bad that ! used 10
sit right down on the
floor and cry, be-
u Il hurt me 30
and ! could not d.
any WORK at those
times. An old wO-
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First Methodist EpIscopaI.

Corner Of Lead avenue and south
Third street.
Charles Oscar Hickman, pastor:
residence. an south Third street.
Miss Edith Gorby. deacOncss y. a.
Porterfield, superintendent Of the
sunday school Harry FrnnN. presi-
dent Epworth league. John T.. Fall
k%enburg. choir director.
The pastor will occupy the pulpit
al II "a. ri. and > y. m. The morn
ing theme will be The Man of Naz-
areth.' Evening subject. "a Sad
summary Of a Mans Life"
sunday school meets at 9.4a a. m.
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10th Barnes Wedding.

Miss Florence Barnes and Professor
Edward J. Roth were married at D
o'clock Thursday morning. June Is,
at the Church Of the Immaculate
Conception. Father Mandalari off,
ciating.
Miss Mayme Quinian attended The
bride and Mr.. John Rodden was the
best man only the parents OF Misa
Barnes and a few friends witnessed
the impressive ceremony.
The wedding party enjoyed an
slaborate breakfast at the Alvarado
hotel. after which Professor aud Mrs,
Roth left for Colorado Springs io
spend the summer there.
They viii return to Albuquerque for
a short visit before going TO santa
Fc. where they will make their home,
Professor Roth has accepted. re-
Gently, the position Of principal Of the
santa Fe high school.
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= ..ufnan. Candciaria NupuaI-.

Miss Adelaide Candeiaria. daughter
OF Mr. Ambrose CBndelaria, and Or.
a. -. kaufman, a prominent physic-
i"sn OF this city, were married Friday
morning at the Church Of TIE lmma-
cuiate Conception.
only relative and a few friends
werc present az the wedding and the
bride n groom left Immediately af-
ter the ceremony for Arizona, where
they will spend their honeymoon.
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The Albuquerque sanatorium has
issued invitations 10 a buffet supper
and lawn fete 10 be given from I un-
til 8 o'clock ON July 4th.
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Corner OF Fourth street and 81.
Yer avenue.
Archdeaeon W. r. Warren. rector,
residepee, laos West Titeran avenue
Second sunday after Trinity. Hot
comn union, Z a. m. sunday school
s'tS A. N. Morning prayer and ser
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, two weeks visit from her sister, Mrs.
q. 49, Martin. who u en- route from
Iowa TO California 10 make her home
In the latter state.
AIR. Cad Wellman OF Los Angeles
la In Albuquerque for q Few days.
having been called here by the death
Of his nephew, ar. Clarence Well
man.
Miss Sarah HotelllnR, q former res
ident Of his city, spent Friday here
visiting friends. She IL on her way
from Chicago TO her home in Los
Angeles.
Mrs. ~. n. Bird OF santa be was
the CUES Thursday Of Mrs. John
Strumquist. Mrs. Bird In the state
press agent Of the Women's Chris
tan Temperance union.
Mr. and Mrs. John Duitman, who
were married last week are spend
Ing their honeymoon In the Jemeg
mountains before leaving for their
y home In Canada.
Mrs. william McClurken II Ia
Gin. Ariz., visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Joseph Jolly.
Mrs. ". u. Chllders aud her
daughters, Misses Agnes and Edith
Childers and AIRS. y. j. Alger. left
today FOR tho PecoH 10 spend the
summer there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L.eClalre.
ncwlyweds. have returned from III
Paso, where they pen their honey
moon and are M home TO their
friends In n charming apartment on
the corner Of Walter street and Cen
trail emu
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. McMnlen. Mrs.
William r. Walton and her sister.
Mrs. s. Elliott. motofcd to Santa Fe
and Tesuque this week.
Mrs r. A.. Martin and two children
have gone to Minneapolis for the
summer.
Miss Louise Lowber and Miss
Ethel kieke are leaving next week
to spend several weeks visiting
friends in southern California. Miss
Lowber viii be the guest Of Eileen
Washburn. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r.. L. washburn. former residents Of
Albuquerque.
Mrs, Louis ilfeld that
she will discontinue her day al home
until fall.
Enjoyable birthday Parts.
Miss Lena Schmitt, iO3i Forester
avenue. celebrated her fifteenth birth.
day last sunday, friends gathering at
the residence Of Mr. and Mrs. r A..
Weldmann. S26 Mountain road,
where pretty decorations had been ar
ranged FOR the occasion. Music and
games featured the entertainment un-
III midnight when ice cream. cake.
fruit and candy were served AT that
hour. Miss Schmitt WAS presented
with many beautiful birthday gifts.
The guests received dainty souvenirs.
Those present; Lena Schmitt. Hat
tie BoylRnd, Ethel Ellis. victorine
With. Josephine Schmtt. Theresa
Schmitt. Emily Schmiit. BERTHA STAT
ford: Harry Bass. Eugene with. lie
Admonson. Milton Binkert. Gilbert
Nail Carl Bass, Irwin stafford. Cart
with.
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COllcfI Roots Engagement I'm
nountesl.

Friends Of Mr.. Colbert Root viii
he Interested 10 learn that his en-
Ragemcnt 10 Miss Marguerite Ciaxton
OF East Las Vegas has been an
nounced. The wedding will occur
within "a lev. months.
Mr., Root spent some time in Aou-
querquc q few years 3 and was con-
noctcd with the editorial department
uf The Evening Herald. lie Is al
present city editor OF the Las Vegas
Optic.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-27

The Albuquerque business College
is planning a picnic TO the mountains
on July lth.
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EMOTIONAL INSANITY
Is CARROLL'S DEFENSE

LHs Cruces. y. NJ, June CIV
u. Carroll has been admitted to bail
la the sum uf &l0.00o.
Carrolis examining trial. On the
charge of murdering his wife al their
ranch homo rear Anthony On tho
morning OF June ~. was held before
Justice of the Pence Manuel Lopez.
Justice Lopez took under AMUSEMENT
the matter of admitting Carroll Z"
bail and after duo consideration an
nounccd that the valley ranchman's
bond would be &t0.000. CAROLS at
torneys arranged for the bond.
IL Is said CAROLS defense proba-
bis viii ne emotional insanity. Il h
believed the defense has witnesses
who did not testify az the examining
trial
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-27

There was a Jolly dance given
"Wednesday evening at Whitc0mb
springs. Guests AZ the camp and a
number Of town paople were pres
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..GoIdc,.halr, I,chenr-aI..

The rehearsal for "~Goldenhair
promises one OF the best entertain
ments which has beer given here IN
some time. This is a iive-act oper-
eta. enlivened by woodland dances
graceful drills and pretty tunes.
There II some APPENDED chorus
work. a few solos and come duets,
and Il lie surprising how much talent
there Is among the children who are
In the cast.
This entertainment will take place
some time In August and the pro-
ceeds will be added 60 the piano
fund of The first ward school. II rs
being given under h auspices OF
the Psrent-Tcachers association OF
the nrst ward. and IL being directed
by Mrs. n. J." Bradford. who has
had such signal success drilling ANA
teur affairs In Albuquerque.
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mon, ~ a nj. Teachers training
class. 1915 y. m. Music;
Professional. Lead. Kindly Light'
Ncnite n. Goodsuu
sc bthm ssttstss IL Nuoht
Introit. More Love 10 Thee.
..................A. 8. sullivan
Offertory. The Morning Light IL
breaking ...........G J. Webb
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The Tuesday sewing club was most
PLEASANTLY Entertained this week by
Miss Anna Trexler. The indies met
In the morning and about noon en-
joyed an exceedingly delicious lunch.
Guests besides the club members
were Mrs. y. J. Johnson. Mrs. w. G..
Hambly aud Mira Arthur sleeth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-27

By JEAN HUBS

w. e. Kelm. Mrs. Bert Baker, Mrs
Manuel Otero. Mrs y. Horribly and
Mrs. Harry owen.
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GoId and ilroadwar Ohnrch of Chrtsl

Bible school at a.fs a. M. Lesson.
Gen 2i-2s. Golden text. Gen. g2;S.
God will provide for himself the
lamb for a burnt offering"
Sermon at II q. m. The Fourth
Commandment. or a Time for Wor-
ship"
Christian Endeavor meeting at Z
y. M.
sermon at 5 - M. The Hole IN
the Wall, or a Sew Declaration al
Independence" This IL q sermon In
commemoration Of the patriotic fcs-
tival 81 Independence DAY.
Bible study aud prayer, Wednesday
at \ p. ~. Lesson. Gen. 23.24.
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Clubs and Organizations.

next wcek with Mrs. &. n. Carnes,
North Fourteenth street.
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Mrs. Arno Hunins was AT home yory
Informally Wednesday afternoon IN
honor OF her sister, Mrs. q. II. Mar
tin, who Is her house guest and who
formerly lived In this city. Most OF
the guests were former friends Of
Mrs. Martin, who before her mar
riaRe was Miss Fannie Scrogps.
Those who were there are Mrs. o..
A. Matson. Mrs. l. c. Bennett, Mrs.
WIN Springer. Mrs. Frank Wilson.
MIA. Walter Cornell, Mrs. Henry
coors. Mrs. Tom wlikerson. Mrs. q.
s. McIandress. Mrs. +. u. Edgar.
Miss Mary Brent. Mrs. Ross Merritt.
and Miss Irene saint.
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a number of the boys of the young
er crowd entertained the girls Mon
day evening at "a jolly party given at
the home OF Judge r. 4. Mann.
Those who were there are Daphne
Coob, Helen McCray. Elsie Berger,
Louise Bell. margarine Fiournoy. Eu-
nice T3trclm, Aivina Po4ei. Ethel
McCiasky. Florence Weller, Alma
Frederick. Alice Louis, Lyman Put
ney. GEORGE Pratt, Harold Blicken-
dorfer. Grant and clyde Mann, Wal
ter Bcreer. Howard Moser. Robert
james. ueorge White and Arthur
Becker.
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NIFI'IlHU o1IcIIN
Christian Science services are held
In the W0man's club building. At the
corner Of Seventh street and Cold
avenue, every sunday morning at II
o'clock.
Wednesday evening services are al
: o'clock.
The public Is cordially Invited 10
attend these services.
SUNDAY school nc ssA5 O'clock
Reading room IA the n. r. Armiio
buiiding' room Ne. Is. open each
week day frOm 2 10 ) y. m.
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Mn. WINS Porch Parties.

Mrs. Frederick W.nn gave two de-
iightful porch parties Wednesday and
Thursday mornings. There were two
tables OF auction at each affair and
delicious refreshments were served.
Mrs Win Springer won the prize
"Wednesday and Mrs. T. G. Bennett
held the high score on Thursday.
several huge punches OF nastur-
tiums were the simple but effective
decorations.
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The woman's Relief Corns had a
brief business meeting "Wednesday al
tcrnoon, after which the ladies spent
n most enjoyable time with cards.
The first prize was won by Mrs,
Harry Braun and MS. Mary isher-
wood received the BOBBY prize,
Al 5 o'clock an deliberately appoint
ed tango lunch was served.
The committee in charge OF this
most successful aud deisehtful affair
was composed of The following mem
bers. Mrs. Harry Braun. Mrs. Jas.
smith. Mrs. John Clark. Mrs. Lucy
Rummcii. Mrs.. Carrie Woods, Mrs.
Evie HyFe. Mrs Mary Fournelle. Mrs.
T. sherwood. Mrs. Alice Schumacher,
Mrs. r. Refill.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-27

Mrs +. Cannon entertained the
painting class Of the Woman clun
Wednesday morning and served love-
ly refreshments.
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Mrs , 4. Saint entertained three
tables OF Lddge Tuesday afternoon
In honor 81 her sisters, Mrs. L.. "a.
Nixon 81 Medicine Lodge, kas. and
Mrs a. u. Lennon Of Santa Rosa.
Ca.
Decorations of Shasta daisies and
-nasturtiums and "A delicious lunch
made the affair particularly delight
fui.