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The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-30
ENGLAND 10 HEAR
 PROTEST

WASHINGTON. Dee s0.-Repre- sepsative Noilmer today urged the House commitsee on Foreign eifairs to feport favora6iy hls resolutlon which would prohibit tfe exportation Of munitions CT war. lie asserted the munitions were being sent only to the Allies. and he Interpreted it a viola tion of the neutrality of this eoun- try
 LONDON. Dee. S0-Nothing of the kind since the Venezuela message ot President Grover Cleveland has pro- duced such a sensation as The Ameri- can note of protest assiust alleged misueament of United States com merce by vessels of thc British war fleet. which yesterday sas delivered to the foreign office. by U. S. Am- bassador Walter Fl Page.
 Sir Edward Grey, minister of for eign affairs. last night hastily returns ed from tho country. where he was spending a vacation and immediately called the cabinet in special confer epce. The cabinet remained closeted for an hour after which it was an. nounccd it would meet again and with the American ambassador Walter H. Page. to so over the situation in iength.
 The protest of the American govern ment over the dislocation of United States sea trade through the activity of English cruisers. occupied leading positions in the English newspapers yesterday and for the moment the war news was neglected ina discus sion of the American note.
 The British Press has demanded that the American complaint oe given the fullest investigation by the Eng ush cabinet, and while declaring that England. if at all to blame, has done no more than any other warning na- ,ion in the protection of its marine rights. it asks that the natter be set tied in a dignifled and diplomatic manner
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-30

BERLIN, Dec. so.-The Berlin War Office iosued a bulletin today statlng: "our army has met with no reverse, East or Vest"
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-30
ANOTHER GERMAN SHIP
 INTERNEp FOR WAR

According to late Norwegian papers the German cruiser Berlin is Informed at Throndhiem on the coast Of Norway and will have Co roma.n there until Inc close Of tho wae.
 The Berlin sneaked past Che iortiiiea- dons of sAgdenes about 75 miles due west of Throndhjem end went into the latter place for repairs. The com mander. of tho post has been suspend. ed by the Norwegian government and the circumstances in relation to the passing Of Che vessel arc now being investigated
 The torpedo aotillas Of Norway are kept constantly at work paTolliug the coast in order lo maintain the nol- tral.ty of the country according 70 Yice Consul Britt oi Juneau
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-30
GRIM T0L- IS LEVIED
 ON TEJT0N

BERLIN, Dec. 30..-The War Office announced this afternOOn that Russian COssacls, bent on invading East Prussia, today were driven back within four miles of the border of East Po- land, by Uhlans.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-30
TROOPS WITHDRAWN

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The Holt County sentinel., 1914-08-14

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17
Anniversary Surprise
for the Beniamins.

Last Saturday cvcning fifteen cou-
piles surprised Mr. and Mrs. Harry
BENJAMIN Ia honor OF the twelfth an
niyersarN OF their marriage. AZ least
the arrival Of the merry party was
unexpected hy MIR. Benjamin bat Mrs.
Benjamin had discovered that they
were coming When. however. Mr.
Frank Mckee made "A speech and pre-
scented the honored two with a set Of
engraved silver teaspoons, Mrs Benz
iamin was as much surprised as her
husband, and made a very clever
speech OF thanks.
After CONGRATULATIONS ana goou
wishes were heartily expressed, all
adjourned 20 The Womuns club and
danced until the wee. small hours. A.
midnight. the destinations OF the
tango. onc-stsp and hesitation waltz,
danced TO splendid music hy Airs. Nell
Cavanaugh, were put aside and an
elaborate turkey supper. with many
delicious accessories was enjoyed.
Those present "a this delightful an-
niversary celebration were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Brniamin. Mr. ana Mrs.
W. r. Copeland, Mr.. aud Mrs. n.
Nanow, Mr.. and Mrs. j. y. Hnnnum,
AIR and Mrs. a y. Betz, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Tom Hughes Mr.. and Mrs. George
Thomas. Mr. and Mrs Ralph Dunbar.
Mr and Mrs Sim Gladding. Mr. and
Mrs Frank Harris, Mrs. Clara Louise
Thompson. Mra. Margaret HCnnesy,
Mrs. NJ. siustcin, Kansas city Miss
BELLE Sewers Messra. Frank Mckee.
~. r. L0nergnu Jerre Haggnrd, h, a.
Davis, and Or. LoNeiace.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17
Festive Occasion for the
Little Folks at Warrens'

This afternoon Dorothy warren,
daughter Of Archduacon and Mrs. w.
D. Warren gave merry party IN
honor Of her eighth birthday, and IL
was q truly festive occasion.
Decorations were red ana white,
strands of crepe paper fesiooned from
chandeliers TO the four corners OF the
rooms and punches OF lovely red and
white carnations gave "A most artistic
effect
Many amusing games were played
and a lively contest In which the pur-
Elephants endeayured 60 carry peanuts
on knife proved very exciting. The
winner was given a pretty basket
filed with candy aud peanuts
The dining table was bright with
bands Of red crepe paper ana a bowl
of carnations Tho girls each had "a
candlostlck, each holding n tiny red
candle for favor while the boys re-
ceiyed hright-colored horns.
The refreshments particularly APP
pealed 90 the children and they en-
ioyed them immensely. The hirth-
day cake was large and ail choco.
late. and there WIS intense interest
while the little hostess cat and
served g.
Mrs Warren was assisted in enter
tainlng the children by Mrs. 81. IT,.
Sabin and Miss Anna Newhail.
DorothY's guests We're Elma Light
houru, Elizabeth kiatlor, Hon Barth,
Ellen severn, Margaret kinE, Dor
uthy Orose, Florence Ellis Norma
and Dorothy Booth. Ruth Frost. LOr-
ria Forester. Olive Harden, Cornclia
MgAlllstor Erncstiue and Jane Hum
ing, Dorothy Yanow Florence Han
mum, Lola Hamhiy, Helen Horner,
virginia MciAndroas Elizabeth Nor
risette. Catherine Warren. Robert Eli
lis Lawrence Miller. walter Light
hourn, Richard and Lee Nann, Earl
Pratt, Arnold Bradford, Fred Hornbv,
Paul Mcdonald, Arthur Grnsc Ralph
f.oaey George severn. owen Marion,
Daniel Miller.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17

Did you realize the fact that tho
University of Ncw Mexico So twenty
Eve years of uge~-a quarter of "a cen
turys oldf 10 Oils keeps up We viii
soon be publishing "reminiscences
from the Oldest Alumnus. who gam
boiled on the campus way back In the
early days before the u-milliun-
dollar Science building was erected
Plans are a'oot 20 properly cole
brate the tweniy-fiith anniversary,
which occurs n,-.t month. February
ss. Credit B heliove, belongp 10 the
Sigma Tau BOYS for springinE the
iden. David H. Lane being one ct the
moving spirits Anyhow, 10 Was az
once taken up enthusiastically and
the celebration Will be on proper
acnie. Amons the speakers VIII be
Hon h. q. liodcy q member nf the
legislature which passed the unlycr-
ally bin and one 81 the men chiefly
instrumental .n having the institution
located IN Alhuuaerque,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17
Annual Meeting Of Y. w. c A.

The regular annual meeting of
the Young Women's Christian asso-
citation viii be held ThuredRy even
ing nt half past seven az the y. w.
&. A., $40 South Third street. Menu
bers OF the board Of directors viii
be elected by the members Of the
association. reports Of work done
win be given and the real attraction
of the evening viii be an address
given by Miss lncz Becbc. field see
rotary OF the Southwestern territory
which includes Texas. oklahoma and
New Mexico. Miss Beebo was for
merry general secretary OF Kansas
City and ~ in every way equipped
To know Young Womon's Christian
Association work An Invitation o.
given Ca all. and members are urged
Go be present The social program
Of the evening Includes musical
numbers and refreshments
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17
MRS. MENAVL ENTERTNINS
MtEISCOsaES CIIfn.

last Saturday evening Mrs. Will
ism Mrnaui entertained the members
~ the Microbes club and their FAM
iiioH in honor az Mrs ~ seaman oi
Fnn -iac, Wisconsin who b. visit
ing her sister Mrs N. GRAY
Games and music followed by
most dcieciahle supper Mrs Menaul
is quite famous for her refreshments
made the evening an exceptionally
pleasant one.
Tho guests were Mrs p, Seaman,
sir and Mrs j. g. Wroth. Miss Hart.
MIss Haskell Mrs. q. Alien Miss May
Allen. Roy Allen, Mrs NJ. g. swayno,
Misses Alma and Rhoda Swayne.
Mr. w nnnhe. Misses Anna and
blanche Gray Mr. a. Ketchnm OF In
dlanHpolls. Mr. and Mra ~ Schultz
NJ und Mrs ~ Pomorank. John
pomerank Mrs ID Blake. Misses Neyn
and Lorna blake. Worm Blake. Miss
Ada PhHhfiek. Lawrence Phiihriek.
SIR and Mrs n, Ousinfson Missea
Lillian end Mildred austafann. Mr..
ana Mn. j q Gentry. Mr. ynd Mrs
y. Hunt, and Mrs. X. Fisher OF Dem
YER.
Mrs BERNARD ilfeld win be hostess
10 the German club Thursday nftcr-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17

Games were played durlns the ar
ternoon and about five o'clock re-
ireshmenis were served. The table
WAS bright with the soft glow Of
candles shaded with pink. and the
ferns.
a toast was drunk to Elizabeth.
who is leaving tomorrow 10 live IN
Las Vegas, and she responded with
a quickness ana flucncy which would
do credit 10 a much older person.
Those present were Elizabeth Nor
risette, Esther Harlan, Leathia
Barnes. Marjorie Steam. Olive Har-
den. Consuelo Chavez, Helen shade.
Dorothy McAlllstor, Mae Hawthorne
f.aub. Goldio Witt and Katherine
Warren.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17

atrated Wednesday afternoon when
a most interesting musical and liter
AIRY program was rendered, all con-
Corned acquitting themselves with
the greatest credit. Criticism
classes la the music department are
proving a most successful feature.
Following b. the program given
Wednesday afternoon. beginning az
Program.
overture ..t....s. V. A. Orchestra
Dancing stars .ss.s.s.s Duccllc
DE Eta Cosgroye.
Stealing Sugar" 80.
.............. Frances Graham
Violin INSTRUMENTATION "Old
Folks at Home" &c. GOldio Nelson
Evelyn Mcarns.
Morning Prayer" ..... streabog
Agnes Mcintyre.
Recitation Logic" .,.........
..s............ Dorothy Blaincy
Cunning Cupid" .... Anthony
Helen Gridley.
water Lily" ........, Ducelle
Frances Graham.
Recitation ......... Eta Cosgrove
'SWuYinE trees, stsss..s.S puululuk
Dorothy Biainey.
RccitatlOna-"liow 90 Speak
"polly's Dream" ,.,...... Oesten
Rose Mcintyre.
song ............. BY the Mlnims
spinning song" .... Spindler
Rose and Agnes Mcintyre
"May Bells waltz. t..,.... puCellc
Eunicc HcrkenhOff.
Song Of the Butterflies" oil. Minims
Violin Selection--"Birthdn March"
lkriens) ....... stephen Bnlling
Ia 81
James Blainey.
"Feur Elise" ......,... Beethoven
Emma Gilbert.
"Byc-lo Song ......... Minims
C.
Mrs VI u. Rogers gave a very de-
lightfui informal evening Friday Five
hundred was played ana delicious
supper served
Her guests we've Mr.. ana Mrs. Torn
Keleher. Miss Kate Gertig, Mr.. y.
schutt. Miss Agnes Lilley. Mr. H. A.
Gertig ana Mrs y. Gertig
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17
Additional Society.

noon.
The Ten Dona viii meet Thursday
evening AT tho home of Mr A. -.
McMiilon. Professor &. 4. llodgin is
the disserating Don and his subject
IN The Revelations Of the spade
dealing for the most part with dis
coNeries In Pompoil.
Tho order OF Eastern star held
meeting last evening and Initiated
five new members. after which re-
froshmcnts were served. Those In
iiiated were Archdoacon W. r. war
rem. Misses Alice and Stella Sshrie-
Der. and Mr.. ana Mrs Harry shell
ton. a dance " being planned FOR
sometime towards the last ~ tho
month aud it promises 20 be par
ticularly enjoyable.
Mrs Harry Braun. 9iG North
Third street entertained the Wed
ncaday Afternoon Sewing club this
week, serving a lunch which vas in
every way perfect Guests of ths
club were Mrs ED Price OF Tacoma.
Washington, and Miss Packer The
club members are Mrs. &. Kunz.
Mrs G. y. Myer. Mrs. l.. q lngleo,
Mrs VIM. King. Mrs Geo r. Tale.
Mrs H. Qulckei and the hostess
Mrs n. T. Putnam was hostess 10
the Eccentric club, formerly the
Good Cheer club. Friday afternoon
Tho ladies spent some time with
fancy work AFTER which they onisy-
ed an appetlzing tWo-coursc lunch
The club members are Mrs. r.
Reinl. Mrs. Clarence f.aFonta. Mrs
l Nnn a. u
tshcrwpod, Mrs. ~. Burnett. Mrs It,
/ Weir Mrs. y. Doellttle Mrs. r. In
gico, Mrs. J Bailey Mrs. Joe White
sides Mrs. Minnie GepfOrd. Mrs. II
y. Rogers ana the hostefs
Mrs Edward Knoese. old Town.
entertained the Progressive Country
club Tuesday evening Five hum
dred was played and a supper. cspo-
cially elaborate in honor OF MIR
kneeHe's birthday, was served. This
club members presented Mr.. Knecse
with q handsome rosewood wine ser
vice. a beautiful expression OF their
/ friendHhip FOR him.
Mr. Johnson won the first prize
while AR iinlloran was given the
consolation prize. The club mem
hers are Mr.. ana Mrs. &C. a. Booth
Mr. and Mrs. sam Wagner Mr. and
MIS- Y. ThaNton. Mr ana Mrs Frank
Heckwith, Mr. and Mrs. ChaH. Le-
ficvre Mrs. Hurry German. Mr.
Julius Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Kneeae Mr.. and Mrs r..
iIalloran ~ Connecticut. were guests
~ the club.
"Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs.
/ Bonnie inffa entertained the Twen-
| ty-nue club IN honor Of their first
wedding anniversary An elaborate
and entirely deleciablc supper was
served and the evening was spent
with Twenty One"
Those present we're Mr. and Mrs.
Albert stern. MT and Mrs y. q.
| Nnsenwald Mr. and Mrs sydney
RosenwRld. MI. and Mrs. Seymour
' lewlneon, Mr. and Mrs Ernest
splig, Mr. and Mrs Harry WELLER
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17
Elaborate Reception for New Bishop
TO be Held at Mrs, Brooks, IN Fen Days
FarerOeH Party for Ms. MorHseite

There IN naturally much Interest In
the forthcoming arrival In this city OF
iit Rev. y. o. Howdcn, newly ap-
pointed bishop 81 the New Mexico
missionary district OF tho Episcopal
church, who WIS eonEecraicd 20 the
Office with solemn ceremony IN the
east during The past week. The bishop
IA expected % arrive within the next
ton days tO take ur his duties In the
district and 81 Johns parish win well
come him with an elaborate recep-
ton at the home 81 Mrs. Oeorao
BROOKS on Copper avenue. That T.
VIII be- largely attended ana a feilCi-
utous analr goes Without the saying,
3D.
TAnFWIlIs no Mne, MORUIsEITE
THE memhrra 81 ~ Johns choir
nnG a few other friends ~ Mrs a. ".
MnrflHetls gave most enjoyable
farewell party IN her honor Tuesday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17

evening AT the home 81 Mrs. Don
Lusk, 700 West Gold avenue
a trio from the pimond orchestra
played FOR dancing, punch was served
throughout the evening and al n late
hour, All partook Of a most delicious
supper
A feature which added especially 10
the pleasure 0f the evening was
several solos BY Mr A. r. Christian.
Mr.. HUGO Myer, Mr. 4. Dauber, ana
Mr. Chas. Andrews.
Those present were Mrs A. n. Nor
riaciie. Mr.. and Mrs HuRo Never, Mr..
and Mrs George Evor.tt. Mr. and
Mrs A. q. FoorHter Mr. and Mrs.
Chan. Andrews. Mr.. n. willis Mrs. n.
Pratt. Mrs. Maybciie williams Misses
Lolita ana Anne NeWhuil. Mlas Mar.
Rarei jerks Mr.. and MrF y. RI Lane.
Mise NOln RnYhnufne. Mr. and MRS
Don Lusk, Miss I.oiiie Hzymansky.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17
.On &c Third Birthday.

Junior Howdich, three yenr-oid
son OF Mr. and Mrs. J, s. Bowdich at
sos South BruadWay, celebrated his
third birthday Yesterday games and
Refreshments suitable 90 the ages Of
the juvenile participants being in or
der. There were hnnd-painted place
cards little hlskcta Of candy and a
birthday cake adorned with three
dlcs--nud there was fun 90 burn
THE fittle guests We're Rosetta Britt
Wilma Wagncr Ruth Lathrup, Char
iotte Martin, Martin Zirhut, Gwendo-
iyn Edmunds Wilma Lowe, Clarence
RidhOlm ana HuRh n. Outer Jr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17

Mrs. r. 4. Woy, afG North Elev-
enth street entertained al bridge
Thursday afternoon, and served an
elaborate lunch az q table artlatical-
~ decorated with pink and white
aud green, fragrant carnations. TUT
and asparagus fern being arranged
In a particularly effective manner.
Her guests we're Mrs. j. r. Mo-
Iaughlln. Mrs. Amado Chavez. Mrs.
Harry owen, Mrs. Tom WllksrNon,
Mrs, Edawrd Mann. Airs. o 3 Me
landress. Mrs y, l.. lIust Mrs n.
Van Dclnee, Mrs Bernard ilfeld.
Mrs. Harry WeilieF, Mrs sydney
Rosenwald, Mrs SAUL Harris Mrs.
Dave WELLER Mrs Jacobo yrlsarrl
sr.. Miss f.uela Armlio.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17
Musical Program
at st. vinoent's

The cxcrllent woNk being done az
81. Vincent academy In the Music
school including elnasee iu theory
and practice harmohy. vocal and IN
eirumental music WAS again demon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17
The Choral Concert.

The IhUFnl s0UIciY had splOndIu
rehearsal Turfduy evening aud n iF
hoped that everyone viii turn out for
the practice tomorrow, hecanye the
solos viii be- tried out" GrelV in
ierest IA being taken in the convert,
which viii be- given January a. aud
should mark the beginning 81 "a seriaS
Of concerts every year which viii
educate the people ol Albuquerque 10
appreciate the best music.
d
Sunday evening AIRS. Dave Vein
man had "a few friends IN to tea and
auction.
Mrs Theodore s. Woolsey enter
tanned two tables OF bridge Wednes-
day afternoon In honor OF Mrs.
Johnson, who Il visiting her dauRh
ter Mrs Harold y. Jamison.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17
Comings and Goings
of Your Friends
in Albuquerque

Miss Ida Brown has returned from
a several weeks visit IA Newport,
kentucky,
Mrs. u. = nosonwald has gone 60
(Conilnnod 0n Page Fourl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17

Mrs. as ~ sahln entertained Sat
urday for Elizabeth Morrlscste.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17
WANTED.

WANTED-A perfectly well family
desires to rent a perfectly we'll fur
nished house having three sleeping
rooms and modern cOnvonicncos; cast
side preferred. although not neccs-
iai3W.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17
ONE TnAT WILL BE UNIQUE.

A unique social has been planned
by the Ladies' ala society Of thu
Presbyterian church. q is In charge
uf the following committee. Mrs. A.
W. Hayden. chairman, assisted BY
Mosdamcs CrisIy, Noell. McRae, VIII
kerson, Shortie. Rogers. l.. o..
Wright and John Nenable
The following piece Of poetry tells
its own story:
The Prosbytorians. young and old.
Who Ia this city live,
A Cinderella Socsablo
ON the twenty-third will give.
The Ladies' Ala VIII do the work.
A part of their donation
To llquidato the Church's debt,
And help It's situation.
within the tiny shoe enclosed.
They want 10 have from YOU
-Four times as many pennies as
The number Of your shoe.
And n your shoe Is less thas ono,
or more than six Ia size.
just multiply It's number by
The number OF your eyesl
BE sure ana come, because you'll
have
a joviai time and funny;
But n you can't, Just send the shoe,
And don't forget the money!
Tho CONGREGATIONAL church had lts
annual meeting "Wednesday evening
There were about one hundred and
/ fifty present who enjoyed deli
uious chicken dinner and listened
with enthusiasm 10 the very encour-
aging reports from all departments
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17

Mis- Evelyn Evcritt, Messrs Richard
szymansky, H. Daubor, O. J. Olln, Ed
mund Ross. j. q. Albright, Thomas
Christian. q. Brown, Claire MINER
and q. Franklin.
O.
Mrs. u. .. strong, SOS West Copper
avcuue entertained a few friends at
bridge last saturday evening and Hory-
ed a delicious supper.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17

day evening. a. half past seven
o'clock The numbers follow:
Plano solo-Miss Pauline Postci.
Address Tho school building az
"a Civic Center" Hon. George Kiuck.
Addruss-'''rhe Advantage OF Phys
ical Tralnlng In tho schools Mrs J..
s. EHstcrdny.
Dumboil Drlll--Eieht girls from
Airs. Enstcrday's Physical Culture
class.
Address The Value OF Courtesy
ice Character Building," Or. Noise
hcrEman.
ross-"Oporation OF the Truant
Law in Albuquerque, superintendent
4 general discussion viii follow the
program.
There h. no admttauco fee charged
tor those meetings and all who are
Interested in the education of children
are urged 90 attend.
o.
4. IT'S ENTERTAINER.
The newly organized club known
ns the a. It's Was delightfully."- en-
tertnincd az the home 81 Miss YER
nice Bowers 5tS South Broadway
~ the evening was spent ia business
and the latter part ia cards ana mu-
sic The rooms we're prettlly dec
Grated in the cluh colors black and
Jcrlsc Tho Contorpioco FOR the tn-
bic ln the dining room WAS a huge
hnuuuct 81 Cerisc carnations. AZ q
late hour llght refrcshm nts were
served Miss RowcrE was assisted
~ her charming mother.
The members Of the club arc
Misses Helen Wickham, ollie Kinds
1 100 stII
Mildred Aver. ollie Franklin. The
rcsa Nost Margaret Franklin. FLOR
oncc Thclin. Eneid Reed. Lucy Baca,
GLADYS Howkcr.
The next meeting Of the girls viii
be- February 18th when the girls
viii ho entertained nj the home ol
Miss Florence Theiin.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17
A CLEVER BOOK SOCIAL.

The Daughters of the King met
last evening with Miss Adah
Vaughn. The meeting was book
social each ono being dressed to
represent tho title of "a woll-known
volume. and each one bringing a
volume. with which 90 start IL
brary FOR the Presbyterian Sanitori-
UNI. This organization does many
things for the Sanitorium, among
" hich was the sending In OF several
magazine subscriptions al the first
Of the year.
The social last evening was jolly
throughout, the costumes were clev-
or and after they were all guessed
another interesting game was play
cd, after which a lunch was served.
Those who were present are Misses
Henrietta WolkinE, Rachael Ward.
Adele and Ruth Goss, Jane HERON,
Eileen kccler. Pearl Woiking, Winl-
fred kubOurn. ida Maddox. Ida I'll
der Zoe Mckendrlck. Pauline Pos
tel. Winifrcd Ililiiard. Bessie I'LL
Hard. Lucy Alexander, Edna Me-
Chesney Alice Boyd. Margaret
Quinn. Ruth McKowan, and Mrs. H.
| Foreman.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17
APPROXIMATIONS.
LOST
Furniture Repairing.
BY James swinnerton.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. stoves ana
ranges repaired. AN work guar
anteed. r w. scheer. 2ii East Gem
trai Phone 1868
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17
ENDEAVOILERs MIlET.

Thursday evening the Y. r. =. G.
r.. at the Congregational church held
their first business meeting Of the
year. Chairmen 81 the committees
all spoke OF the work each commit
tee had planned FOR the coming
ear. a very interesting talk by the
new president, Ray Reed. was given
with regard To the work Of the So
ciety for the year.
After the business the social com
mittce entertained the young people
with games and music, Al late
hour the chairman Of the social
committee Miss Verutco Bowers, as
sisted by her committee, served the
guests with "a dainty supper
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17

FOR CARPET cleaning. furniture
and stove repairing. W A. 0off
phone 6eS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17
PERSONAL

MARRY--Hundrcds of wealthy mem
hers Will marry soon; description
free Grace Hyde, s-3ti, sam gran
cisco. Cal.