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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21
Happy Birthday Party

Tom Neshitt Wilkers0n. jr., sou or
Mrs. r. y. Wiiktrson. 12f East Cen
troll avenue. celebrated his nth birth
day Tuesday by having q number Of
his little friends In FOR the afternoon.
Games were PLAYED ana q delicious
lunch was served, ana everyone had a
Jolly good time.
The guests were Hon Barih, Louise
and Ruth Mann. Susan curry. Mary
Elizabeth Taft. Lucle and Charles
Rice. John, George ana Marcelia
Reidy, Laurence Milne, Louise and
Bruce McRae Frederick Nohl. Glenn
Morean. MarEarct Shortlo. Alino
Leach, and Claude Gibson wilker-
aOn.
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University News

Thursday the Y. " q A. slrls gave
O. Vcry successful candy sale 1u tnc
campus
Dan CraW ford. celebrated African
missionary. gave "a stirring address
before the student body sud "a numbsf
of town GUESTS Tuesday mornlng.
The Anniversary number of the
University Ncws ls out this week
Tho members OF the sismr Tau
fraternity D. Swing IA dinner this
evening no their frat house Covers
viii be- laid for about thirty.
Monday evening the Stigma Tau
hoss ave a jolly dlnucr al their frat
house. The affair was ln honor 81
Mlss Caroline Parks OF Tucumcar..
New Mexico, 70 new student az Iho
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Iorc what catch and hoid the nttcn-
ton OF shoppers at the goidon Rulc
Dresses. suits and materials are
shown in the greatest p]rofusion and
Ia an the latest and popular models
and shades. and tho shopper boa
search of goods or roudy-to-weur
garments rnds everything ON the
first floor.
one uf the prcttiost chords boo the
symphony Of spring that comes from
the shops IS tho line of dainty wash
drosscs for ladies and children nt the
kistier-tollistc company, Ana the
offering in suits. with checks. the
cvor-prcsent tango and blues allur
ingly displayed, presents an array
that mo- woman can quite resist To
see o. To- buy There Is % display OF
waists ana separate skiris that also
features the kistlcr-Conistcr store.
and e. fuli assortment Of corsets
hosiery. aud other items of milady 8
toilette.
u ones head o. apt To- be- turned
easily, o. is well Co stay away frem
FerFuson's millinery store. The in
toXicatiug spirit OF spring iH there.
indeed. Dainty, allurinE. appealing
models In an the latest STYLES beck
ON irreslstiby. Finished workman
ship and ART have been put into the
iowor-priced, as wen az the moro
expensive creations Here are the
best ideas and models of France
and America on view.
None of the very latest models Of
Paris and New York are missing
from the digplay az Mrs. Bonsell =
millinery salon. on South Fourth
street The hiFh. lacy and light
styles are most fascinatingiy shown
and, OF course the tango. There "a
the tango shape and the STANCE
shade. one tango shade slorifies a
shape with o handeau effect and u
high rim. Mrs Bonselrs display b.
cimpletc n varied High spanglcd
hats are shown and "a Rreat deal OF
green and purple. as well as small
flowers OF every description.
Bright CoIors Rule, SAYS Roscnwall
This season p one OF extremely
bright %colors. said $ L.. Roscnwald.
of Bosenwald Bros. The prevail.
ing new colurs are tango, which Is
dark shade Of orange, the Russian
green. Poirct green and Hague blue
In the more subducd coiorings tets
de uegre and the popular shades Ia
the navy blue seem to be the mos
popular.
I'm our dress materials We ar,
showing "a VERY effective line oI
crepe effects. both in white an,
c%olors. a new crepe which secm'
90 have taken "a wonderful hold ID
known as the kuscndeauN crepe, an,
also the crepe poplins. Epongc al
rntine are as much In favor AS the,
have been for several seasons th'
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Dinner for Miss Stricken

Last saturday evening, Mrs Thco-
lore Wooiscy, Jra gave a delightfully."-
appointed dinner In honor OF Miss
Katherine Strickier, whose recent re-
turn Go Albuquerque has been greeted
viil a number OF entirely pleasant at
fairs.
Mrs. Woolsoy's guests were Mr. and
Mrs. II. Il. Jamison. Dr and Mrs. r..
J. Algcr. Mt. and Mrs. Raymond
Stamm, Miss Barbara Johnson, Miss
Katherine Strioklcr. Mr.. Hugh Bryan,
Mr.. l.. Ringland. Mr =. Lawson, MT
Robert Dielz, and Mr.. r. S%carrett.
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Dancing at the woman's Club

Yesterdays program at TIE Wo-
mans club was one of special inter-
est.
Mrs. a. r. Keith read 10 paper on
Dancing tracing its history through
the ages ana CLOSING with the new
dances. The various STYLES OF tcrpsi-
ohorean art were illustrated Ia "A very
pleasing manner by q number OF
young ladies'
r French Peasant dance was given
by Mrs. Roy StrOme, Mrs. Herbert
GALES. Mrs. ia sackett. Mrs. Russell
Hutchinson, Mrs. Isaac singer. Miss
Louise Trcmcnberg. Miss Ruth Ma
haram. Miss Ruth St8teson, Miss A.
Hoacock. and Miss Evangcline Perry.
They were Ia costume and the eN-
hlbition was splendid throughout
Miss Anna Myers rendered tho
Dance of the Nile wonderfully well,
aud Miss Ruth Statcson danced the
"Dixie Belle very beautifully.
After many urgent requests Mrs.
Keith and MIR. Charles Trcncnborg
danced The hesitation waltz. which
was much admired and ent9usiastic-
ally applauded by the large audience.
"The Poet and Peasant overture
by Mrs. Herbert GALES. pianist, ana
Professor DiAiauro. yiolinist. was a
delightful number.
Miss Pauline n Professor III
Mauro accompanied the dancers.
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North Third stree, are enjoying a
visit from Mr.. Braun's sister, Miss
Gertrude Braun OF ST Louis.
Mrs. r. a. Frost and daughter,
Mabel, are leaving Monday for Los
Angeles Go Join Mr. Frost. who went
there about two weeks ago. Ruth
Frost viii remain with her %eraudpar-
cnts, Nj. ana Mrs. N. y stevens UNI
an school b. out in tine summer.
Miss MAY bar cot Chicago ar.
rived ia albuquerque this week 10
Doe the guest of Airs. D. *. Cutclifte
210 North Sixth street, Tor several
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Goodrich hav,
gOue 10 Los Angeles for Two weeks,
after which they vii return 10 Albu-
qucrqIo 90 reside in the future.
Mrs John Becker Dr., OF Belen
spent Friday here.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Ufeld have re-
turned from from ID several weeks
visit iu the east. Mrs. Nathan Eismnn
OF Boston accompanied them her,
and will Dee the gurst OF her mother.
Mrs HildcVIrdo Gruusfeld for several
weeks.
Mr and Mrs William Russell oi
Denver are the GUESTS OF Mr. and Mrs.
w a.. barney ana Mr and Mrs
George Eluck.
Mr. and Mrs n. J Rutlcdge who
have been the guests uf Mrs nut
lsdgrs sister AIRS Catherine Farrell.
BE-, West Roma avenue for the pas'
two months, lcft this morning for las
VEGAS POO route to their home loo flud.
laf. ohio. The pen several day.
the hrst of the week iu IN Paso.
o
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Jolly Motor Picnic

sunday eNcning Mr. ROBERT hl't1
was host at a motor picnic which
proved 10 be n Of the most enjoy
able AFFAIRS Of the season a dciight-
fol supper was enjoyed near Coyote
Canyon and was followed by a lowell
moonlight drive on the mesa.
Mr.. Dletz's guests were MIR. and
Mrs. N. O. Chadbourne, MIR. and Mrs
G. l. Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs, I. .
wooisey. Mr. and Mrs n. b. Jamison,
Dr. and Mrs. +. J. Alger, Mrs. y.
Tyncr Miss Barbara Johnson. Miss
katherine S~trickler, MIR. T. Mullen.
Mir. Hugh Calkins. Mr.. l.. Rinsland,
and Mr. Il. Lawson,
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plnid eponRoc seeming 90 De tho
bending novelty IN this particular
line.
In wool dress goods the crepe
effects seem to hc Predominant. such
aa the woven black crepe and the
wool %serpentine crepe.
In silks the iafrotaH have "a won
dcrful hold this season but the print
I'd poplins and printed crcpes have
lost non OF their popularity.
In their ready to wcnr depart
mont -Hoscnwald's are showing "a
very effective line of tailored suits.
dresses and coats This seems 60 be-
"a very strong season for suits, as
there has been quite "a change in tho
style Of the garments from those thut
have been shown Tor several sea-
sons The jackets OF the suits are
quite fanuifuily trimmed and the
skirts are of he tunlc or oye skirt
style. "a decided novelty being tho
minareI skirt, which IL "a wicrd ei-
feet. and which makes one believe
that the return Of the hoop-sk 2 IS
not Tar away.
"ln dresses "a vast number ~
STYLES are To be seen" said MIR. Ros-
enwald. Costumes made Il taffett
In the solid colurs. as well as in the
printed effects. In poplins. in solid
| colors as well as printed styles. and
all the new crepe materials which
are shown. both In the solid effects.
~ well as in very pretty floral print
ed designs. The styles show dccid-
edly new waist effects with loose
blouscs. The skirts are also mad
| similar to skirts OF suits In the tier
style and the garments are very
effective. In cotton materials the
, dresses are made up very daintily
and quite u few combination effects
Of silk and cotton materials are
shown"
In hats Rosenwald's are showing
quite a number OF models by the
leading Partisan modistes. the most
decided novelty being high side ef-
fccts. and the stick-tp side trim
ming idea.
This will be a season Of coiors. p"
said Mrs. Nelne BARLEY. at the Bart
ley Millinery, West Central avenu
In hats black viii be strong, but
decidedly not as strong as 'olors.
I Marine blues. coQue de rouge. tete de-
nagre and pink are the popular
shades. Flowers aud ribbons are
used extensively on his spring =
models. Tho garden hats are smuill
like those OF the 1850 period
The array OF latest models from
Paris aud New York n most extcns
i've and allurinE az the Bartlett
Millinery. Among the new shapes
shown are the C~astlewalk. Girl from
Utah and Toxic. The extensive USE
of very narrow ribbon Is noted Ina
tho latest creations.
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Personal Mention

Mrs. :. L. Roseuwald has returned
from q several weeks visit IN Spring
e%rvillc, New Mexico and Denver col
orado.
Mrs. j. r. Peurce Is enjoying q visit
from her mother, Mrs. T. Lockwood
of Baltimore.
AIR. and Mrs. W H. Hahn. former
residents OF Albuquerque, are tine
gucsts Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. strons
Mrs James r. Campbell lis South
Third street. Is enjoying a visit fromi
Mrs. Michael Murphey and daughter
Margaret. OF Ration.
Mr. and Mra. z. r A. Johnson ar
rived Thursday morning and will Dee
the guests Of Mrs. Johnson's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W T.. Pratt. 70s East
Central. for oou re- month. They
have been In ~ Paso, Texas; Globe
and Stafford, Arizona. where Mr..
johnson has been engaged iu United
States forest service work Tor The past
three months. He waE called here
by The. government for a dctuil ln the
northern part OF New Mexico
Mrs c O, CLARK and daughter. May.
spent several days IN Ration this week.
Miss Manette Mfers OF Santa Fc
IL in the city visiting tho schools here
and in tho vicinity, she Is the state
director of industrial education ln tho
public schools.
Mrs Ralph WhItcsidcs has gone 90
join her husband I'm clifton. ARIZONA.
where they viii make their future
home.
Miss Barbara Johnson Ieu Monday
for Santa Fc where she viii remain
Tor several days.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Harry Braun. eio
Mrs. Bert Skinner. Mrs H. syydam.
Mis- q. N. Conner AIRS. j. Benson
Newell. Airs. j. Leach. Mrs. John "
Wilson. Mrs. A. johnson, Mrs. Il
TAFT, Mrs John Mckee. Mrs H. &
Baldridge. Mrs j. Fleming Mrs. Chas
sutton Mrs A. a.. shorilo AIRS. Fred.
crick Winu, Mrs. George stnteson.
Mrs Jacoho NrisHrrL Jr. Mrs BIOS
Strume. Mrs Gvorge Taylor AIRS
Harry Mead. Mrs Paul iarsch. Mrs
a. r. Wanncr Mrs. Harry Mnlsr
Miss Grace Rorrodaile Misses Mar.
earet and Eugcnla Keleher, Miss Jean
Huhhs Miss Hazel Malos Mise Tali.
son. Miss Anna Day, Misc Maybei'
Williams. Mis- Alice Boyd Miss Bes.
trice Hiil. Mi,s Gladys Mandcli Mis-
Iulia Robertson. Mls sue Dohsnn
Miss Gertrude walker. Miss EvelsI
Everitt.
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st. Patriok's Party

Mrs. David Grant, io2 West coat
avenue. save a pleasant hye hundred
party Tuesday afternoon, irish hnEs
and shamrocks, and delicious refresh
ments. carrying out the decorations
~ the day made The snair exception
ally deliRhtfui
MIS-. Grants guests were M. aud
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h W. prizes.
Artistic snd appropriate decora-
tons and all sorts OF faVors In honor
of 81. Patrick's day made the AFFAIR
particularly jolly. A delicious sup
per was served at midnight.
The guests were MT. and Mrs. J. n
Mclaughlin. Nj. and Mrs. l.. C.. Benz
net, Mrs. Amado Chavez. Mrs. Jas.
Horner, AIRS. Margaret Medler, Mrs,
Joseph Brown, Mrs. Frank Wilson,
and Mrs. n. L. Dodge OF sparta, Wis
Consin.
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Mrs. HlldcrRardo Grunsicld viii De
NJ home 10 her friends sunday AFTER
noon from 4 until 8 o'clock.
she viii receive Informally Ia honor
Of Mrs. nathan Eisman OF hnston'
who Is her guest for "a few weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hahn Entertain

The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs
". n. Hahn. former residents Of Al
buauerquc. are taking advantage OF
their visit here TO give a number of
Affairs In their honor. an Of which
have been small and Informal but en-
trely enjoyable.
Among the most d~elightful OF these
affairs was the dinner given Thurs
DAY evening by Mr. and Mrs. II. r
Pollock.
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Jolly Sewing Party

Mrs Catherine Farrell. 5i7 West
Roma avenue, ave the second Of her
series OF delightfui sewing parties FRI
day afternoon In honor OF her sister.
Mrs. H. j. Rutlodge III Findlay, Ohio.
A delightful lunch MAS serve aud
an entirely pleasant afternoon enjoy
ed hN all
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An Auction Party

Mr. and Mrs r. - Wy flS North
Eleventh street, gave y very enjoy
able evening auction party Monday.
Mrs Amado Chavez and Mrs. l. O..
Bennett we're the fortunate winners OF
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varsity, and was a very gay occasion.
Those present were Miss Caroline
Parks. Miss Adelaide Shields. Mics
Treasure Hartman. Miss Annie Laurie
Armstrong and Messrs r.. Brushoar,
Il. GouIn. n. shields, n. Carlisle.
Harry Frank aud Hugh Caikins. Miss
Nollie Dean chaperonod the AFFAIR.
Or. a.. Mitchell will speak az Yes
uers SUNDAY afternoon.
O.
IA the annual meeting OF the Young
Women Christian association. the
following officers were elected 10
servo until March, 1915: President,
Mary NARROW Cooper. of Roswell, vice
president. Amelia Merle, of Santa re;
secretary, Lucie Belle Alexander ~
Rushylllc. III; treasurer, Ruth Me-
K0wen OF Baton Rogue, Ia
All of these girls have had uxpct-
iencc In association work in various
places and viii prove successful adj
m%inistrators Of the local association.
The committees which wee APP
pointed lea the fall viii continue their
work as assigned until me close of
school The association has doubled
les membership twice within tho last
two years and Is becoming AN Import
ant factor iu university NE
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lS19@ietY
IN INN M n LEAN unppG
By JEAN HUBBs.

AIRS. Z. a. Dixon, Mrs. T.. J. Wtntrcy'
Mrs. Hcrshal Mathews, Mrs ROY
Bonnett, Mrs. Edward stephenson
MIR. +. O.. Losey, and Mr.. Frank stei-
ser.
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AIRS, Bernard ufcid gave a very en-
ioyabic bridge Wednesday evening lea
honor OF Mr.. aud Mrs. William Rus
sci of Denver.
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THURSDAY MORNING MUSIC
CIHrH.

The Thursday Morning Musical club
has prepared a very interesting pro-
gram for lts meeting Thursday morn
Ing. March 20. at 10 o'clock, In the
Woman's club.
II Is American Composers' Day and
the numbers are appropriate To the
occasion. The program follows.
Paper. Indian Motifs in American
Music"
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Spring Style Showings in albuquerque
Shops Hold Rapt Attention of Womankhd

ROenwalds the Economist, The Golden Rule KBuerConbter and the Millinery Show
Rooms aveB Been the Mema Of the Ladies this Week with an Unusually Complete
and Elaborate Display OF Beautiful Things for Spring md Summer Wear
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Jessie Venable.
waltz song ....s.r s.t..t.s. hehNa
Hortense Switzcr.
Parem Telle ........... De La Cour
Esther Harlan.
Romance Cfor left hand alcne) ...
s.s...s Silhulti
Clare CaNcnaugh.
ta) My Dear ....s.......... Ball
CO Gro Milo Bier ...... Clio D0ril
Mrs. ID. II. Lane.
Marschc ................ Hollander
Eleanor Hyde.
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The German club met Thursday af-
ternoon with Mrs Bcrthoid spitzt
North Tenth street, and discussed cur
rent events aud GOethe's life aud
works. after which q delightful kaf-
feeklatch was enjoyed. Mrs, Saul
Harris viii be the next hostess.
Mrs. Leonard Miller entertained
the Tuesday Sewing club this week In
Ia most enjoyable manncr The clue
viii meet next week with Mrs. Jim
Davidson.
There viii be a business meeting OF
the Parcnt-Tenchcrs' association
Tuesday afternoon at I o'clock in the
First Ward school.
The Ladies Of the MaoCabees spent
I'd very pleasant afternoon Tuesday at
odd Fellows hall. There was an en-
ioyablc social hour, during which
light refreshments were served. after
the business session.
The Missionary society Of the Con-
gregational church met Thursday az
tcrnoon with Mrs. Boyadjicm, 1i0a
south Broadway.
Mrs. r. clifford. $40 North Thir-
teenth street, assisted by Mrs q,
Curd. entertained the Queen Esther
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oossch. and Mr. and Mrs. james Hor-
ner.
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The Highland Bridge club enjoyed
"a very pleasant mooth,S this after
noon with Mrs. Frank Tull, - North
High street.
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The Queen Esther club ut the First
Baptist church Is arranging "a recital
Tor next Friday evening in the church
la which "a number OF Albuqucrquo's
most popular musicians are 10 take
part.
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News of Albuquerque Clubs
and Social Organizations

clab Of the Baptist church TUESDAY
afternoon.
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Auction Afternoon

Mrs A. n. Van Deinse, North
Twelfth street. entertained informal
~ at auction this afternoon and sery-
ed "a delicious two-course lunch.
Her guests were Airs. n. r. Woy,
Mrs. u. 1. Dodge OF Sparta. Wiscon-
sin, Airs. T.. w Dnbs0n. Miss sue
Dubson. Mrs. Bert skinner. Mrs. Tom
WilkersoB. AIRS James Horner, Mrs.
Arno Hunins and Miss Jean Hubhs.
Mr.. and Airs, r. a. Woy are having
two tables OF auction this evening.
Their guests are Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Nan Deinse. Mr.. and Mrs. oscar
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Mrs. r. X. Harden.
Piano selections
ca Indian Love songs. Cadman
co Badenage Victor Herbert
Miss neryl Kenworthy.
Vocal solos
ca As in a Rose Jar. -. Hobart
CO. Auf Wicdcrsehcn see. Hobart
Mrs. J. q. Schwentker.
Plano selections
Ca czardas .,........ Mcp"weli
(bl Bluctt .........-. mcdowell
Miss Marie Higgins.
Vocal solos
ta) Looking Glass River .....
............... Carpenter
OBJ Doris ....,... ...'-.. NeNtl
Miss Thorne.
The student department OF the
Thursday Morning Musical club met
this afternoon "a the Presbyterian
church and enjoyed the following
splendid program.
POionalse-A Major ........ chopin
Helen dOctz.
Cal PlReue OF Love Arno HUM
CD Lady Let Me Believe .'.. Tosti
Mary Anderson.
Murmurins Iephyrs ........ Jensen
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IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
SCHOOL ATES

given Tuesday afternoon by the pu-
pills Of the Immaculate Conception
school in honor OF 81. Patrick's day
II was as follows:
Give Me Ny own Native Isle-White
Chorus.
Accompanied. Miss Frances Murphy.
Germainc Cousin. the Shcphcrdcss of
pibrac.
Drama in Three Acts.
Characters.
Lawrence Cousin, a peasant ...
................. Eugene with
Chariot Cousin, his little SON.
................ Edward Ludes
Jeanne Cousin. wife OF Lawrence
Cousin ............ Ruby Pinter
Germaine Cousin, her stepdaughter
Teresa Johnston
susette Cousin, daughter If Jeanne
and Lawrence Eleanor Lynch
First Monk ........ Milton Binkert
Second Monk ..-,......L Lester Flock
Peasants-Niola Herkenhon. Mary
MOrelli. Irene Pinter. Irene Coraz-
"a, Jane Campbell
Angels-Beatrice Sutcliffe. Margaret
Quinlan, Margaret Reynolds, Virgie
Romero, Sylvia Davis, Pauline TIM
bragg.
Shamrocks ...,............ chorus
Accompanies. Viola Herkcnhoff.
Conquered at Last.
A Comedy I'm Two Acts.
Characters.
Mrs. Maria Bings, who has had a
rough experience with "a cruel
husband, and after his death de-
clarcs hat no nan shall enter
J her house ...... Teresa Johnston
Miss Lucy Rider, her timid maiden
sister ........ ..... Ruby l1ntcr
Jessie Ray. a pretty niece who has
come on "a visit. Elizabeth Dressed
Aunt Belinda. am ~uld-fashioued ct
DERBY lay who sympa.hizcs with
the young ..... Alice Meyer
Kate, a servant, who has a gentle
man cousin whom she greatly adj
mires ........... Anna McCafroN
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Thoughts for Sunday.

what. bred Ia the bono shows up
in y soup.
Ihcrc'- NO bird like an old bird for
stuninr.
tifc j. Just n E%quinoNai spa-m
after another.
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Mr. and Mrs. W a. Hahn, former
residents of Al%buuuerque, are the
gucsts Of Mr. and Mrs. W. W strong.
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Mrs. James r. Campbell lis South
Third street. Is enjoying a visit FROM
Mrs Michael Murphey and daushtel
Margaret OF Ration.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-25

An Important Sale OF
Real Filet Lace Panels, Curt aims
and Bed Sets
will comprise the following, marked, I'm order
TO effect speedy clearance, at
unprecedented prices:
Real Flet Lace Panels, originally $500 to
100 each, at S I g. 90, 22.0O, IT, 50 to 50. 90
Real FiIet Lace Curtains. originally so5.00 to
sl2s.o0 per pair at $500 s. $500
Real FiEet Lace BED Sets.
originally $500 to sl7s.oo per set,
at $4,000. IS. 90, 78.0O& $500
Also Several Hundred Decorative Lace Pieces,
consisting of Scarfs, Squares and Rounds,
at correspondingNy low prices
of charge Autumn
Special salespeOple will, If desired, acconn-
pany patrons to tine various depart
mOents of the store.