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Evening star., 1914-08-09
THE ROUE

Here lies the body" $50 the stone doth say
OF one who has not died. but Turks abroad
To blight the world that knew him day by day
With evil jest. and eer, and covert word
Here lies the clay. the carcass; yet, pray
Why might he not have died outright, kind Lord?
The clover blooms. the deep peace Of the SOUL
The clean. high joys Of friendships loyal trust.
He never learned; the only ways he knew
Breathed always SANDER cowardce. and lust:
And decent men. clear-eyed who saw him through
To his mean soul, shrank stifly in disgust
maids pure love he needs must wreck. with scorn;
A lads fresh faith in virtue must dispel:
How soon Youth shriveled at his touch! His laugh
1t sickened you. with hint Of shame and hell.
Take such as he dear God-and spare to
The dumb and patient beasts who well!
He found his own-be sure he finds them now
This scurvy tale that echoes far away
Who else begot it but the dead man there9
About his track yet spreads strange decay
1t was lie. you see-that epitaph:
He still is in our midst grieve to say
Here rest his bones, past human sight and call
Lordl that he might have died for good and aM
Laura Simmons
Evening star., 1914-08-09

however, upon the danger of developing most serious
conditions from lack of care during convalescence If
all children recovering from scarlet fever kept in
bed for full week after the fever had entirely subsided
and fed for weeks longer exclusively liquid
diet, it would do much prevent the development Of
those grave after results which sometimes perna
nent disease, or disability DEATH
THE next most serious aiment that af1icts children
is whooping cough. The chief, and sometimes the
only, treatment for this disease except perhaps in the
of infants in whom its gravity is generally recog
nized--s one of neglect and contempt. And yet SO
times the paroxysms of coughing that fire.
qrently rupture of the small blood vessels of the eyes,
Evening star., 1914-08-09
CHICKENPOX is another disease of


- is regarded more as joke than disease. FIRE.
quenty the victim is not i'll enough to remain in bed,
unless by due process of force Yet at times this dis
order flares up with all the vruence of smapox-for
which it has often been mistaken.
Not distinctly traceable but the less serious
the long run, the conditions following these
tagious preventable diseases. Usually there is loss
of vigor absence of appetite, perhaps digestive dis
ubance with chronic depression and decrease in the
powers of assimilation and metabolism. This is par
tculary marked among the children of the poor who
cannot afford to purchase the highly nutritious and ap
petzingly cooked foods necessary if the little pa
tients fully to
We should learn all diseases with respect
with respect for the active potential evil inherent in
them. The commoner the ailments, the watch
fully they should be regarded.
Remember that diseases necessary desirable
that any of them, the most trifing, may become
dangerous under unfavorable conditions Though chill
dren diseases familiar let make the mistake
of treating them with contempt To do to exhibit
a choice brand of very costly ignorance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-05

and Ruth ilfeld. Miss Florence
Grunsfold, Miss Eileen McMillon.
Miss Dorothy Mcaiiiicn. Miss Hazel
Maloy. Miss Estelle Luthy. Mites Alice
Boyd. Miss Maybolio Williams. Miss
Gertrude Walker. Misses Margaret
and Euccnia keieher. Miss Aline
stern. Miss Elsie Kcmpenich, Miss
Elizabeth Simms, Miss Eleanor
Naughcy. Miss Regina Rosonwdid.
Misses Helen and Myrl Hope, Miss
Katherine Stricklcr, Miss katherine
ChaVcs. Miss GLADYS Mandoll. Miss
Elizabeth and Betty Wiley, Miss ear
Hubbs. Miss sue Dobson, Miss Nir-
glnia Carr, Misses Agnes ana Editn
Childers. Misses Lolita and Anna
Newhall. Miss ::ene saint, Miss Mar
garet jerks, Miss Nathalie Jewett OF
Boston. Miss Florence iforlick 90
Racine. Miss Barbara Johnson. Mr..
Robert Dietz. Mr.. Gillette Cornish,
Mr.. Arthur Ringland. Mr.. Arthur
rraeger. MIR. +. Sanchez and Mr. l..
+. Lee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-05
opcre,tA Next FRIDAY.

The charming operetts. Golden
hair" will be staged next Friday
evening. September II. by 15 school
children, under the auspices OF b
Pareat-Tcachers association 81 the
first ward.
The performance will he given In
the auditorium of the new hlgh
school. The stage equipment has NOT
vet arrived but the necessary prop
critics viii oe improyised. This VIII
b. the nrSt time the auditorium is
used hut Il il not to be the formal
opening. That event will take place
during the state Teachers assoclh-
ilon meeting here In November.
Mrs. r. l.. Bradford is directing the
operetta and Is having wonderful sue
cess with the c~horuses. drills. and SO
forth. There is a flower drill and
some woodland dances which are
particularly deightful.
There will be a few adult siHsers
To carry the heavier parts but the
rest OF the cast Is composed Of 'hlid-
rem from the Grades and first years
Of high school.
This anair promises TO be one OF
the most ~dolightfui and thoroughly
enjoyable amateur eVents ever given
In Albuquerque. Mrs. Bradford q
ability as a musical and dramatic
| director IN well known and the fact
that n liz In charge of this produc-
ton insuros Us success.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-05
Women Taking Interest
in the Better BABY Contest

An ever i%ncress!ag interest is be-
ing shown In the Better Babies con
teai. to be held AT the state fair this
fall. under the auspices of the Albu-
queruue Woman's clue. Drs. Love
lace. Hope. Shortlc. Frisbic. Algcr
TUll and Rice have promised their
services gratis. various committees of
ladies are now az WORK securing nee
ossary equipment. enrolling names of
babies. arranging for clerks. nurses
and other officials and 50 %planning
affairs az IN early date that All con
fusion may he avoided when the real
dag arrives.
The Santa Zee building has been set
apart exclusively FOR the reception.
and examination of babies. A tent
will also he provided In which VIII
be given an cxhioit Of such things az
viii make for the betterment of con
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-05

Miss Alice Boyd and Miss Maybelle
Williams entertained informally this
afternoon In honor of Miss Eileen
McMillen. who IL to be married his
month 60 Mi. Laurence r. Lee.
The guests 1roushA their fancy
work BAGS and spent the afternoon
making dainty sachet oags for the
brido-to-be.
Lovely refreshments were served
and "a most delightful time enjoyed
by all.
The guests were Miss Eileen Me
Millen. Misses Maybelle and Lora
LoVclace. Miss Dorothy McMillen.
Mrs. A. y. McMilien. Miss Louise
Lowber. Mrs. G. II. Lowber. Mrs.
John Milne. Miss Florence Horllck
of Racine. Wisconsin; Miss Helen
Hope. Mrs. Roy Strome. Mrs Ray
Bailey. Miss Jean Hubbs. Mrs. l. >.
Peters. and Misses Lolita and Anna
Newhall.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-05
Beautiful Song Service for
Sunday EOening, September 10

There are tNo items OF especial IN
terest 10 music lovers this week. one
that Mr.. Scder. the talented pipe Or
ganist. has returned from studying
ulder noted teachers In New York
Guy and the other that one OF the
popular Congregational song services
viii bee given sunday night. septem-
her t3th. az 3 O'Clock. at which Mt.
soder viii be one Of the feature solo
lists, The other gifted s%oloists taking
part are Ada Pierce Winn. dramatic
soprano. who viii sing the extremely
lovely The Lord L. Ny Light" b.
Marsh. Mrs. G.. A. Foreman, on
tralto, who will sing Part / Of "tie
shall Feed His Flock" from Handels
"Messiah.' Kathryn Grimmer-Bailey,
yric soprano. singing Part n. Come
Unto Him" aud Paula Postcl. who
eall play tbe thauhtlngly besiutifud
"~sieditation" by Morrison on the
piano. The choir, reinforced BY
some Of the best singers In the city.
Will render "Ades,e Fidelis' Ia Eng
llsh (Noyoilo arrangementl, than
which there Is no more popular or
Inspiring anthem in thc' !nusic OF
eithc the Protestant or Catholic
churches; ana another bis number
oy the choir will be shelly'a exquisite
"Hark. Hark. Ny soul with CON
tralto solo BY Mrs. Foreman. soprano
solo and obliEato by Mines. Bailey
and VIM. Mr.. seder will preside
az tho pipe organ OF the Congrega-
tional ehurch tomorrow. and regular
~ hereafter. The University OF New
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-05

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-05

ditions surrounding the babies. short
talks viii also hero he given. not only
by Albuquerque physicians hut also
by leading members of the Medical
association throughout the state The
talks viii be Of the greatest benefit
To mothers iu the proper care of
their children and no mother should
miss them.
A. the Commercial club building.
after the hours of examination and
instruction AZ The fair grounds. there
will be given a course Of lectures
along the line of child welfare. by
Dr Mcbride OF Las Cruces and Drs,
Kaufman. Cartwright n Petors oi
Albuquerque II is sincerely hoped
that the public VIII attend these lee
lures aA they cannot help hut he OF
the utmost importance 10 every ono
and especially To parents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-05
Dance at Putneys

Friday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert r.. Putney gave a dance In honor
OF their son. Robert. who leaves Tues
day for Roswell 60 attend the New
Mexico Military institute. and OF
Cloora Lightbourne. who will cave
the latter part Of next week for Tar
rytoWn, New York. where she will
be IA student at The Castle.
The Putney home Is exceptionally
well arranged for an affair Of this
Kind. and the dancing VAS thorough
~ enjoyed until a late hour when "A
delicious supper was served.
The guests were Cleora Light
bourne. Adelaide Shields. Grace
Stortz. Florence WELLER. Louise Bell.
Catherine McMnlcn. Hazel Hawkins,
Margaret Tlgernoy, Elisabeth Arnet,
Lillian Kcmpenich. Reba Conner.
Iona Lester. Rebecca Horaer. Louise
T~renenberg. Ruth McCowcn. Robert
Putnoy. Floyd Lee. Harold Blicken-
dorfer. Donald Wilson. Chas. Heyn.
Amado ChaVes. Glenn Emmons.
George Pratt. George White. Herbert
Grunsfeld, Harold Perry. Lyman
T~hRckery, Hiram Herkenhof. James
Blair. and Lyman Putncy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-05
Delightful Lawn Party.

Mrs. q. l.. Brooks WAS hostess
Tuesday afternoon at a most delight
iul lawn party given in honor Of
Misses Beatrice and Ruth llfeld. who
lcave next week for Wellesley. OF
Miss Florence Gtunsfeld. who returns
10 Bradford In a few days, and OF
Miss Eileen McMillel. whose mar
rlage TO MI. l.. +. Lee will take place
September i6.
Mrs. Brooks garden ~ an ideal
place for entertaining. There ah'e
many shade trees. and for this occa b
slon there were roses and other love-
~ flowers In bloom along the walks.
with large huchcs OF cut flowers here
and there IN the lawn.
Mrs Louis nfeld poured tea. and
Mrs. Ivan GTunsfeld served the ice.
The delicious Refreshments were serV-
ed oy Mrs. Frank Wilson. Miss Nir-
einia Carr. MiSs Katherine StriCkler.
Lorna Lester and Annette Weinman,
The guosts we're Misses Beatrice
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Informal Porch Party

Monday afiarnoon Miss Elizabeth
simms WAS hostess NJ a very Informal
porch party In honor Of Miss Flor
ence GFunafeid.
A delightful afternoon was spent
with fancywork and a delicious lunch
was served.
The guests were Miss Florence
Grunsfold, Misses Helen and Myrl
Hone. Miss Eleanor Vaughey. Miss
Katherine Chaves. Miss Elsie kem-
pcnich. and Miss Katherine Long
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-05
Personal Mention

Mrs. NJ 4. Hart Is enjoying a visit
from her three nieces, Misses Vera,
Martha r.. ana sadie Henry.
Mrs. Eidrcd Anspach. formerly
Miss Grace Gummer, arrived la Al
huauerque this week and will be the
guest Of her parents, Nj. and Mrs.
William r.. trimmer. foI several
weeks,
Mr.. and Mrs. {. q. Maidorf. who
are the guests ct Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. X.
Wyider. will return Monday TO
(ContInucd ON PaEe siN.)
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llfeld The menu was exceptionally
delicious and the artistic decorations
were Carried out in yellow and white
The guests w0re Misses Beatrice
and Ruth HELD. Misses Helen ana
Myrl Hope, Miases Eileen aad Dor
othy McMiilcn. Misses Agnes and
Edith Childers. Miss Aiinc stern.
Miss virginia Carr. Miss Katherine
Chavos. Miss Katherine Stucklet. and
Miss Florence Grunsfcld.
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Lee-McMillen

MIR and Mrs. \. n. McMillen have
sent out the invitations to the we'd
ding of their daughter. Eileen. TO
MIR. Laurence Lee which will take
place Wednesday. September 18th at
parents.
There ere to be about nifty guests
az the wedding and two hundred at
the formal reception which follows
the ceremony. Many friends Of the
bride and Don from out of town
expect TO be here. A number Of at
fairs have been given this week IN
Miss McMillen's honor and several
other parties have oeen planned for
nex week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-05
Weinman Breakfast

Mrs J A. Weinman was hostess
Friday morning at a delightfully."- APP
pointed breakfast IN honor of Misses
Beatrice n Ruth Ilfeid, and Miss
Florence Grunsfeid.
The taole was artistically decorated
in yellow and white flowers. and the
menu was delicious.
The guests were Misses Beatrice
and Ruth iifeld, Miss Florence
Grunsfeld. Miss Alinc Stern. Miss
Eleanor Vaughey, Miss Katherine
strickler. Misses Helen and Myrl
Hope, Miss Elsie Kempenich, and
Miss Regina Rosonwaid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-05
For Lorna Lester

This afternoon, Mrs. Ross Merritt
gave u jolly Ave hundred party IN
honor OF Lorna Lester. who leaves
500 to continue her studies at Miss
Madero's school In Washington. u. G..
After "A number OF interesting
games, a delectablc lunch was served.
The guests were Lorna Lester.
Florence WELLER. Annette Wcinman.
Rebecca Horner. Elizabeth Arnot.
Reba Conner. Lillian Kcmpenich,
Anita Hubbeil. atherine McMillon.
Adele Carr. aud Louise Trcnenberg.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-05
For Mrs. Booth

A number ct Pheasant affairs have
been given in honor OF Mrs 4 D..
Booth Of san Diego, who b. the guest
of Mrs. e. ~. Conner for Il few days
on her way from q several weeks
visit in Kansas City to her home In
san Diego.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. u. -.
strong, Sos West Copper avenue.
gave a delightful five hundred party
for Mrs. Booth and this afternoon
Mrs. e. a. Conner IL having four
tables Of auction In Mrs. BOoth' r
honor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-05
Conwell-Ross

Professor a. ~ Conweli and Miss
MAY Ross, both Of whom we're at n
time members ~ the faculty NJ the
University 90 New Mexico, were mar
ried last Wednesday In Las VEGAS.
They left soon after the ceremony
for y short trip before going Ia their
home in Lawrence. Kansas. where
Professor Conweli is an instructor In
the department of mathematics at
tho University of kansas.
Mr.. Chas. Lemhke Of this city was
best man at the wedding.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-05
Rankins Entertain

MIR. and Mrs. Don ]. Rankin, 700
North Second street. entertained
Thursday evening IN honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Mauldin OF Fort Worth.
Texas, who have been the guests OF
Mrs Mauldins parents. MIR. and Mrs
T w. Teller, for several weeks.
There were cards and dancing. fol-
lowed by a particularly delicious sup
per. and a delightful evening was en-
10yed 10y all the grests.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-05
Theatre Party

After the meeting Of Cotton Grove
No. . "Wednesday evening the mem
beers OF the lodge were entertained al
"a thcater party. refreshments being
served after the theatcr. Mrs. T..
Rittenhousc was chairman Of the
committee. me was assisted By Mrs
Florence Reynolds and Mrs. Gertrude
Phillips.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-05
Rebecca Pearce WEEDS.

h many friends OF Miss Rebecca
Pearce In this city were surprised
and delighted to hear Of her mar
rage Tuesday. september /. to Baron
Edouard de wsrdencr at Paris,
FraRcc. "A wealthy and prominent
member OF the French nobility.
Baron and HARDNESS de Wardener
LEFT Immediately after the ceremony
for England where they viii remain
TOT several weeks after which they
may come 10 the United states Dor
a visit. They will make their HONS
~ Europe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-05
Varsity Notes.

Labor day. Monday. september .,
will be a holiday at the university.
Professor j. l.. B%rennenan. graduate
of Chicago and Wisconsin UNIVERSE
ties. arrived his week 10 take charge
Of the department OF physics n
electrical engineering. Professor
Brcnnenan IL particularly well fitted
for this position. having had several
ysars' practical experiences with tho
General Electric company II Schnec-
tady. New York, besides his teachins
experience.
This years freshman class IL the
largest one ever enrolled at the unit
versity.
Mr.. ". Ss,uley seder. who has
spent the summer studying In New
York. has returned and viii have
charge OF the department OF music.
lie Is planning TO organize an orchcs-
IRA and ovcra ehoruses and will
give musical instruction.
The Sigma Taus will give a rccep-
ton ounudN bAttInoou IN hNh'r W
the women OF the university.
A mum Der Of The members ~ the
faculty are spending the weekend
at the Ellis ranch In the Sandals.
They left this morning and will re-
, turn Monday evening. The members
OF the party are Professors John u.
Clark. a. o.. Weesc. r. l. Mitchell.
Il. ". Edingtor, +. Worcester. 4.
Wand. X. Nelson and u. Sherman.
Assembly Addresses for september.
There II to Oe a special assembly
period from 10 until II o'clock every
Tuesday morning. The students viii
be addressed by members Of Tho fac
ulty or by some distinguished visitor
and there will be musical numhers.
II n planned to make these periods
particularly interesting and beneficial
to the students.
The program for this month fol-
, lows.
september S--Dcan e. r. Hodgin.
' September i5-Miss NJ. Gleason.
September 22-Dr. John 7. Clark.
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The ltharsy which has developed Albuquerque society Tor many
weeks. ws thrown on during the last few days and a continued round OF
Informal parties and dinners la the result. The awakcninE val caused
oy the realization that many Albuquerque girls are o q leave or col
Icge to be N ten long months, and that Miss Eileen McMnen Is to
wed Mr. Laurence y. Lee within a very short time.
Two Albuquerque people were married during the week-both OF
them out Of town-Mhss Rcbocca Pcarce weddns a baron In Paris.
and Ernest Davis joining the benedicts In New York City. Local people
will he much interested n both weddings.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-05
Husts Entertain

"Wednesday evening Or and Mrs.
n. l. Hust entertained at dinner In
honor of Misses Mabel and Laura
Chadwick Of kansas city. who have
been the guests OF Mr. Charles chad
wick ana Miss Margaret Chsdwirk
for several weeks, and who LEFT
Thursday Tor their home in Kansas
city.
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Dinner Party

Monday evening Miss Eleanor
Vaughey gave a jolly dinner party In
honor of Misses beatrice and Ruth
Ifeid. Miss Florence Grunsfcld. and
Miss Helen Hope. who leaves soon
10 spend several weeks visiting In the
east.
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years. n ] be
gan 10 take Lydia r.
Pinkharn's Vegeta
bic Compound 1
could not sit up. /
had female troubles
and was very ner
vous | used the
remedies a year and
| can do my work
and for the last eight
months | have
worked for other
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Social Euents.


Mrs. Roy strome was hostess ut a
luncheon Thursday In honor of MISS
Mary KIRK. who has been secretary
of the v. w. G. A. for several months
and who ~ leaving Hoon for New
York city. Covers were laid for
eight and n most delightful time I'm.
ioycd.
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II. Johns Teachers Association
Meets.

The Teachers association of 81.
Johns Episcopal church held lie
monthly social meeting Tuesday eve
ming at the home OF Mrs. George
Valiant and Miss Martha valiant
There WAS "a short business session
during which II was decided TO have
the picture show party for the chill
dren ~ the sunday school an annual
event which " looked forward Ia
with delight by the children within
the next week.
\ FOLLY social time followed tho
business session and delicious re
freshmcnts were served.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-05
DavisIMang wedding

Mr.. r. A. Davis Of this city and
Miss Louise Niang of New York City
were married Thursday, september
3. at the home OF the brides sister.
and left soon after the ceremony tor
Canada. where they will spend a
short honeymoon.
They Will arrive In Albuquerque
about the middle OF the month ana
viii make their home here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-05
CORSET FASHIONS
NOW BEING SHOWN AT
THE ART SHOP

Come M and inspect the latest in
corset fashions as Interpreted In the
new fali models. Never have corse's
been 30 flexible and comfortable as IN
this day OF natural agure liaes. Aud
whether your figure Is small tall
slim. or plump. you can achieve the
fashionable natural form effect by
wearing The Madame Moraine."
Prices 800 10 $500.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-05
First Anniversary

Thursday was the FIRST wedding
Anniversary of MIR. and Mrs. Ernest
Spitz, n a host of their friends
called during the day 10 wish them
many more happy and prosperous
years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-05

Mexico. whore he has recently been
appointed director of music. and Al
%buquerque generally, are 10 be con-
graduated on Mr.. sedar's return.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-05

Mrs. T J. winfrey gave a movie
party Monday IN honor of Misses
Vera. Martha T. and sadie Henry.
who are the guests of their aunt,
Mrs. NJ 4. Hart. After ;he picture
show the hpftcss took her guests "a
Grimshaw's, where delicious refresh
mcnts were enjoyed.
Those who were there are Misses
Vera, Martha 4. and Sadie Henry.
Misses Nettie aud Ruby Clusters. Miss
Mary Smith and Mrs. NJ. T.. Hart.