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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-30
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he Female of the Species Is More
Deadly Than the Male"
The Remedy.

Assassinateion-Did you ever chase
a mosquito around the room for an
hour and finally allow yourself to be
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-22
eastman LASS.

AaAifA AAHAANah ffrAfHsHf
slowly down "a pine-croWn Il river
Through the Southland to the sea,
senorita, lass Castilian
After sunset floats with me.
Soft / hear the ripples breaking
Where the shoreiand misty stands,
And the tree tops, Druid voices,
Chant Of restful summer lands
&.
Smiling where the river hroadens
Are the mOoubcams silver bright;
And the mocker family calling,
Croons a vigil for the night
Redolent Of rose and orange,
Are the night winds wandering by,
While the star gems all a-gltter
stud the azure crown 81 sky.
Round our bark. inconstant dryads
Weave the magic Of their art;
For, until that hour OF rapture,
was ! free of mind and heart:
fCleo, Queen, Is this thy shadow
Wand'ring from the Islands Blest?
IN what Eden, grove Elysian,
Fair enchanter. may we rest
Low and sweet, her accents matchless,
Like an angel-song afar,
While her touch eXcels Apollo's7-
Tones contralto, 'witehed guitar.
'Tis an old Hispanic love-song
That her rich notes tell TO me,
or the days OF glory vanished,
Court intrigue ana chiyalry.
CHARLES HENRY ARMSTRONG,
PHI II
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-22
noMr roles n ruE rrnmc rYr

uOME FOLK. ~ THE PuBIIC EYE
TINT tho Sunshine state ia on the
map. socially AZ otherwise, lH not d
matter nf surprise ~ OF noWa ANA %
81 getting 20 pa quito th0 common
lhlng 10 see familiar NAMES under
DIG headlines in the metropolitan
daulos fhe sporting editor snts that
we are right there when lt comes 10
pulling The BIS league stuff That
sounds Hll ight and IN lei y 80 az
that
anoe Cornish has been keeping us
advertised Tor quite SMELL, what
with his pf4NcaA 80 the griiiron. and
now. n the NeW YORK Herald 81 fes
cent date. appears g story qt him nh
one ~ the piayrrH 10 ptescniati9n Dry
the Yale Dramatic club nf The
Shades az Wight which WITS staged
at the Wpldori-AM0riH in Sew loth,
which maifely proves That Dec
81 NOT onh Npry talented. bat highly
versatile
Then. 100. Mm Alberi - Fa'i comes
boz ior quitr au extended notleo in the
Washington Ntf under thf imposing
title. Women Worth While Their
lntereata i'riN0llucH and Hobbies
THE ag0rs ia adorned with alrlklngiE
fine picture of MrH lHll aud thc
sketch. 50 une nc the star feature
writer's ~ the uutonai capital. ie $50
true O. lite that ID is reproduced for
the benefit nf the folks back home.
The STAR saNs
eMH Emmn snid Texas pici.a-
niunY lo MlH Albeit =. Foil Wlfp 81
senator Faii 80 Three Hlfeff 9. ~
"Whui mfk So do lHk dlH somotlmosf
And placius her hands al her hips the
small negro nifl HAFV what was O.
g80d imitation of q Nrurt sigh
eI didn't Know / ever aid that re.
pllrd MlH EmmH. much amused,
"hut IL du. Il must be- because I'm
tired
10 di0nt know y1uee ever tired.
Niaa Fmma Was the plekuninnN b
reinrt oamn aint never seed So
d6in nuthu yit
And an adds Mfa Fail the DAYS
50 hx N0naor III all Women Keen
Hs busy doing little ihlnF
Probably fuN women do Certainly
there nrr noi maus women in offieinl
hfe Washington who, during Cd sps-
sian uf ftaf bridges afternoon fotpp.
iloue and dinner parties, find time
Ter the hundred and one little acts ui
personal serplre that san day Of Mrs
falfs she 81 one of those old fashion
ga Wulrn Whose NE rs round oi
unhagidgd charities and nf little hid.
den services ie those she loves She
exists in and fof her family circle
which,. e. e needless 90 say. returns
this devotion
Senator and Mra Fan hive throe
dauEhieff une Of whom. Jonott Adaig
fuu be- unmarried and among tht
most heau lful young girls in the of
fltial dehunnie set Tho others are
AIRS g. a. Chase nf tananea, Mexico.
uud Ars Mahlnu ENerhArt ~ Pueblo
Colo. They have also i son who lives
ln tht nna. last SEASON WAS prob
ahA the happiest Mrs lall has spent
lH Nuahuel0u she and senator
i5ar loab the his heuse FORMER secs
ranrg Of War aud AlIs Sumsuu oecu-
ritd and had Hli their children and
ouo tahdlus granddaughter With them
for fnr winter
Aift Fan enjoys MANY features of
eoriHi ue 'n NashinHion She fIndf
bier huabanta political eRrcer . thIns
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-22
ANCIENT OF DAYS.

To the glory that was Greece
And the grandeur that was Rome.
POE.
q most profitable meeting OF the
class in archaeology OF the Santa Fe
Womans club was held in the Old
Palace, February 18th. Greece and
Rome the subject Of the past month >
study, were discussed Miss Mary T..
Bryan read a report on Greece and
Her Colonies" The topic was handled
in q mastery way. Mrs y. y. laugh
Inns exposition OF Greek Art as Re-
lated 10 Religion" showed the result
of careful research at home and
abroad Miss Atkinson's subject.
THE Growth Of Rome" traced the
imperial city from the earliest days
10 the period Of its greatest architec-
tural splendor. Mrs L. G. Collins
treated The Roman Family" In an
intimate way delightful To the class.
Additional zest was given 10 the
meeting by the display of objects of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-22
TnE MONIAN,s ClIn

THE meeting NJ the Woman's club
FRIDAY afternoon was devoted % @
discussion ~ thC Interesting subject
of domestic science. airs. ". w.
Strong led. ana assisting her were
Mars. a. %, strong. Mrs Biitner and
Mrs. Garfield
A reading bp Mrs. \. J. strUmQuist
Engaged WUs one OF the enjoyable
features so thp afternoon, while AIRS.
Tom Hughes read an article from
ihr wizard Edison entitled, can
Woman Cook The vote Ia the ar
firmWtIye oH thls question was unan-
mous. and Ealson's reputation MS "a
wizard suffered from the fact that
he should have asked such a quos-
teen
The meeting on the whole was one
OF the most enjoyable that the club
has had for some time.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-22
Melancholy Days Ahead

NlE wet ust was SO gaet you could bea drop Wheth
dfaA widow sugsot Just plain Of hookworm un-
abe Dot 90 know mat things slow % funeral
noW ~ dcl
supposed 90 into racmen tonhdcnuay YIN neither q ~
dD
me devil ~ VIII be the
hnit bnt hctUu and hwocn WIN
{ along fnr the nest SIS weeks
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-22
TuF IICUT TlNTAsTIC.

The scamillo club on Monday even
ing win give a dance az Library hall
at which the graceful, dreamy Spanish
dances win be the feature and which
will be attended by many "a fair, dark
eyed Castilian lass.
4 4
The great dance of the week was
the George Washington ball at the
De Vargas on Friday evening and
Saturday morning for which San
Ia Fe devotees Of the terpsichorean art
turned out in fun force ana full
dress The electric lighting that
flashed in yari-colored radiance at in
teWals, the fine music and the choice
viauds served at the relreshment
hour. helped to make the event one
of iOV unCOnfiued
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-22
IN DISTINGUISHED COMPANY.

The Archaeological Society OF New
Mexico was proud this week 10 add
TO its membership United States SEN
ator Albert b. Fall and Congressman
.H. y. Ferguson. United States Sena-
tor Thomas =. Catron is life mem-
Der and Governor Mcdonald Score
tary of state Luccro. superintendent
OF Public Instruction White. Attor-
ney General Clancy. Federal Judge
Pope, state Auditor Sargent, and most
of the other state officials. as wen as
tho leading educators of the state now
are members OF the society. whose in-
fluence extends from ocean to ocean.
many OF them having Joined right
from the organization Of the society
by Dr. Edgar /. Hewett, fifteen
years ago.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-22

and Il was after midnight ub.
banQueters responded to H. we
proposed By Judge Pope TO H. 'V az
sent Members and sang AUD I A.
Syne" before saying good nigh, ~ u
rather, good morning JUDI %
organized a similar class in NJ ~ opF
byterian church at Santa ~ iits'
left Roswell which is as lo,s5 y
grateful 10 him as are the ~ aaa
Fellows. '"su
Mrs Pope was honored VITA
.ccptlon given by the Kings bsaalle
tiers at the home Of Mrs Georro IN
Upon her return To Santa Pe
Pope will organize a class X 'tA
Presbyterian church here. hnt vac
composed Of the married women " e
church
Miss Julia Jaffa. a former g..
Fe high school girl in Roswen XIV 'la
given a progressive luncheon vA' ass
according to an accounts wa'
only q brilliant, but also noss a 10
fair. including as it did n brisE r' aa'
of many Roswell blocks by ma t, sA
teen guests. among whom wss NJ.
Callie Hun of Santa Re. Miss Iss,'
was the guest of honor at an ano,lsa
bridge party at the home Of Mrs NJ.
~ Swartz at which Miss Hall too ~.
a guest.
Another former Santa he glrl wo,
the limelight this week. Miss Vrss,n.
l.. Bean, assisted by several M ps.ea
musicians, gave q delightful eonosr,
in the FL Paso high school audtorhso
on Friday evening which critics npo'
nounced one of the most suceodstT
musical events of the season N N
Paso
The Popes while in Roswell we,.
entertained by former Attonev Can.
eral J. NJ Hervey ana Mrs Hersg
+ AT Las Cruces again, they win be M
guests of honor in round Of enlsr.
tainments and will not return ia gan.
to Fe until next week after an AZ.
sence since the beginning of Deem.
Der
There was much interest In bs
wedding on Wednesday of Miss Julh
Jaffa, the oldest daughter Of former
Secretary of state ana Mrs. Nathan
Jaffa which took place at Roswell
/ The groom was Joseph DanzigW
business man of Las Vegas. ana the
wedding was one of the great events
7 IN the social annals Of the lower Pc.
cos valley Rabbi Jacob u LANDAU
of East Las Vegas, was the 0ffcat.
Wing clergyman. The bride al ono
time was q pupil of the sanh Re
high school The honeymoon uiD In.
cludes visits to Washington and Kew
York.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-22
nrCrpTIoN 10 nIsmop nownrN

NJ Bishop lowdcn and AIRS How
aeu IKE Albuquerque as much as Al-
hnaunreuc likes them. and il they feel
tao same way about the matter that
Wo do, then as aH settled. and Santa
lie. al pAan and tho other suburbs
had iusi as We'll 60 way back aud slt
doWn.
The fowdena have made really
remarkable impression ON the eiis.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-22

ln the little more than two weeks
that they have been In New Mexlcp
they have won friends and admirers
by the hundreds. and have gained
place in the social life OF the state
That d e real tribute 10 their qual-
tloa al mind and heart Their 'sct
x by no means confined 10 their own
denomination # embraces every
faith and knows not religious or poo
litical bounds
Bishop llowden Is distinctly strong
man. With 3 simple dignity ~ manner
and "a grace ana amiahilitg that are
charming lie ia not less dellshtiui
iu conversation than I'm the pulpit
Mrs lioWdcn is all that bishop
wife should be, ana more She adds
% % dignity equal 20 that Of her hus-
band HTaci0usnCsH and informally
that win YOU to her at once and give
you the impression that She d. "0ur
kind ~ folks"
The reception 10 the Howden's
Thursday night was genuine express
sion 0f the esteem in which they are
held by the people Of the city To
was % thoroughly representative gath
cring OF the WORTHWHILE people of
Albuquerque, regardless Of creed or
church, 10 show their personal regard
( for "a distinguished man ana his wife
We an hope that the liowdens Will
show the good judgment 10 make AT
huquerquo their home. bat whether
they do or not they Will always he
mado 10 fcc M home when they are
To Albuquerque
81 u was engaged 70 q charm
ing widow "a one time
"Yes; ana he says he viii all
ways look back upon Il az one of
tho most delightful incxperlencos
De ever had
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-22
\ SUCCESSFUL MAGAZINE V
TRTHVTDR.

The Overland Monthly in It's
ing issue will publish an illuss
article en- The Snake Dance
Miss Ruth Laughlin daush'a
Judge and Mrs. n. b. Laughlin, =
safe arrival in Guatemala mas
been announced i'm letters lioh
archaeological party sent there e +,
School of American Archaeoius3.
fortunately Carlos Nierra, tne W.
who IS with the party, cohlle,N-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-22

The concert to be given by Mrs.
Belle Maxwell Cain at the presbyter-
ian church tomorrow evening prom
ises 10 be In every way delightful
entertainment
AS 3 pianoloeist and child imitator
Mrs Cain has few equals. and those
who have heard her are enthusiastic
in their praise OF her work She is
not q stranger IN Albuquerque. hav-
ing been heard here last year I'm con-
nectiOn with ono OF the Santa Fc read
ing room entertainments, on which oe-
caslon she made a most pronounced
hit.
AIRS. Cain Is the wife OF 3D. p. Cain.
president and general manager OF the
Texas. Gulf and Western railroad and
is socially prominent. The entertain
ment tomorrow night viii be- under the
auspices Of the Business Girls cluh of
the y. w. &. A.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-22

monies that had been specially ar
ranged for the occasion I'm "a most im-
pressive manner while the local
Pythlans who made addresses eX-
planning the principles OF the order
acquitted themselves Is such manner
as to furnish real entertainment for
the large audience that was gathered.
Colonel George W prchard Of Santa
Fe. who was the orator of the even
ing, held the closest attention Of his
hearers In "a speech that gave IN "a
most interesting manner many histor-
ical details connected with the early
days Of the fraternity In New Mexico.
The musical program was especially
fine. Mrs Winn was never IN better
voice, while Mr. Christian. Mr.. An
drews. Mr. Meyer and Mr. Everitt
formed quartet that ELECTED the
heartiest applause and frequent en-
cores. The Dimond orchestra was UP
To its usual high standard.
There is no doubt that the eelebra-
ton viii result ia giving a tremen-
dous impetus TO the Pythian move
ment In Albuquerque.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-22
TEA LUNCHEON. REcEPTI@

-Four more parties for santa I.
folks visiting Ia Roswell Mrs u =
Reid. also formerly of Santa Ne nN
OF the former attorney general g
n o'clock tea for Mrs Earl leo y
Santa Fe. Mrs. j Mack Peacoa Z
tertained at o'clock lunehed
honor Of the Santa Re visitors. ihf-
ing Mrs. Pope, Mrs. Harry n =
Mrs. Earl 1den while Mrs. lsea =.
also "A guest. The Entire Nous
Merrle Wives clubs enteriainq
Mrs. j. q. Cummins had MIA
and Mrs. Reid for guests The y
Missionary societies of Roswell
gave "a public reception AZ the
temple 20 Judge and Mrs Pop
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-22

on next Friday and Saturday ne
Palace of the Governors win Do un.
ed over to the teachers of Santa re
county and 10 exhibits from ihei
class rooms. In many ways, if Wilhe
a social as well as an educational a.
fair and is to set the pace for theoih.
er twenty-five counties OF the state
if County superintendent and An
John Y. Conway succeed I'm what ihg
have undertaken. To heighten ths
interest and 10 make the affalr SOD
more notable, Colonel Ralph E.
Twitchell will display in the hiSietf
reception room. the portraits Of al
the American governors of New Mex
co. These pictures, artistic enhg'
ments from daguerr0types engaf
ings and photographs, Will form hs
gallery of governors at the San Des'
exposition. Next month, the mN
notable event in the Old Palace q %
be a lecture by Professor d. NJ Rob-
inson Of Johns Hopkins university
whose subject will he Buried Cta
Of Asia Minor He was protesqi
the Archaeological school at Athens
and is one of the great scientists oiM
nation. The lecture is given unlH
the auspices Of the Archaeological li'
stitute Of America. for which Pf9if'
sor Robinson is covering the western
circuit from Denver to NancourH eng
including Colorado Springs Reie
San Diego. Los Angeles. stanford
san Francisco. Berkeley, Portland
Walla Walla. Seattle. Calgary, Na4
peg, ST. Paul and Madison. A liA
reception will be given PrafaN
Robinson in the Palace Of the GF
arrDpa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-22
TEA At WIS. WINS

Tho tga eNen yesterday afternoon
1y the Guiid ana the liecior's Mu
society OF So Johns parish ai The
homo OF AIRS s. e. Nuun on West
Central avenue. was most delight
ul affair and was greatly enjoyed
rs those VINO were present
Mrs W e. Warren and airs. w. 4.
Rulk poured. and Mrs John Milne.
Mrs George iavcrltt Mrs Hugo MeN-
er aud Mrs Frederick " llowdon res
ceivea THE home cooking table was
presided oVer hy Mrs Rummie, Mrs.
GeOrso Travis and Mrs e. @. Clarke
EIRsT Lady Too bad Mrs S
alw'vs has such ahominahie
weather FOR her afternoon teas
Second Lady Yes she never
nnHrs hnl t MIN Tll-nIls.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-22

ArA Keith has rented the woman's
club building and viii give dancing
lessons there Oh Monday evenings and
Setufiay mornings i'm future A spec
dances.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-22
TEA Am JONoUUS


Complimentary te Mrs Spencer eli
Carrizozo, daughter Of Governor and
Mrs. Mcdonald. Mrs Laughlln en-
Wednesday afternoon entertained in
formally az "a small tea The superb
basket of ionQuils which crowned the
tea table, was bestowed upon the guest
of honor 20 glorify the executive
mansion with its radiance upon the
return of the governor from Wash
ington. d. c., on Thursday evening
a
The Guild OF the Church OF the
Holy Faith met this week with Mrs.
II " Parker on Manhattan avenue.
= =
SANTA FEANS AT LARGE.
The presence of Federal Judge and
Mrs. William H. Pope and Mrs.
Pope's sister. Miss Calie Hull In Ros-
well the past two weeks. was made
the occasion for a number Of social
affairs At Roswell. Judge Pope was
rendered banquet by the Fellowship
class Of the First Presbyterian
church at the Hotel Gilkerson. There
were foriy-eight guests. Cecil Bonney
responded 20 the toast. "to the Judge
and judge Pope replied 10 the maRic
words. Home Again. There were
ether foasts that gave ample oppor-
tunity Tor eloauence. Wit and humor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-22

Music lovers viii have rare treat
afforded them today. as iu two
churches az the nty programs Of eN-
ceptional merit will be rendered.
Leon Rice noted eastern tenor
IS DO sing at the morning and even
ing services at the Lead Avenue
church and VIVA NO doubt De heard by
large CONGREGATIONS special Interest
also attaches t0 the program this
evening al tho CONGREGATIONAL church,
where looal talent van repeat in great
part the score rendered az the recent
concert OF the Albuquerque Choral
society.
This is Mrs Winns last night as
the regular singer al tho latter church,
much 10 the regret OF It's members.
Her numbers are such as wlll show
Inc really remarkable range and flu
ency Of her wonderful voice only
singers OF rare ability and training
would undertake. such numbers ~ the
soprano solo ana oDIgato IN the cine
nammatus, or the solo, Art Thou
Greater from 'The Woman Of Sa-
maria" Mr.. Christian solo, Who
soeyer Drnketh." closing with a few
measures oil duet with the soprano,
received tremendous applause az the
Choral society concert ana viii be-
greatly enjoyed Aliss McFle's sweet,
well-trained voice wan bc heard IN
the Introductory passages to the two
great numbers by soprano ana basso
from the eahlata, ara ieduihk me
choius IN the lhllaihilatus'
inc program Us shorter AliaH lli',
oI previous slmllai ekehls' AZ stu
er mas several pipe organ SOLOS ana
holhlhk Iuflhef heta oe sala as ~
ln'H- re pastor N'h creme nun
aheli WIZ denver pil'l auaIess. MT
ChflHtah closes lhe program with q
nlB huilpef NY Bruno mum oolhe
~ the hest singers OF the CITY VIII rec
enforce the regular choir, and there
WIN ne no rough edges IN hon"I
III me DAY, the audience VIII sing
America.
lhe IeiioWing singers constitute the
special ehoir' MIS- Aaa Ilefce Wlnh
mrs Niola blueher haldIldse, Misses
MaIS Aeh te, irene holaS, sopranos
Mrs q. McClanahan Misses Helen
JAMES Dhailolle Leihphe' LAURA VI L-
."it"NF MUS +l'sata' "al lcs -
Arihulle~s' John - Loud 7.lihuei
ileharu' tenors Messrs george
G,Feiitl lhomas a. CHRISTIAN ana joe
heala' basHos
ne concert is iree 10 the p9pic
"hu tFfts nouF u invited 20 allehut
VIOLIN CONCERT.
An excellent program has been are
ranged Tor the third and fourth grado
violin pupils of Miss Estelle Nalck at
the Nalck studio next Saturday. 10
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-22

Mrs Fred Garfield gave a dinner
lost Sunday night for DIR. and Mrs,
wilson e. Koim who moved into
their new home at Roma and Twelfth
streets on Monday. Besides the kelms,
BIT and Mrs. Frank Sturtz and Dr.
md Ms. u L Hm.i u.arn nrn.anf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-22

Colonel George W Prichard Of san
10 Fe. was a guest during the past
week Of the H. c. Afillers az their
home ON Marble aVaune
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-22
rYrnINN ANNIYERsARY.

I'm secret order circles the principal
event OF the week was the semi-cen-
tennlal anniversary celebration given
NY Mineral lodge No. . knishts Of
rythias. at the Ellis theater Thurs
day night
The stage Of the thenter was artlsti-
calN draned IN the emhlematie colors
of the order and the lighting also was
of IA character 10 heightcn the SYM
holc features Of the entertainment
Chancellor Commander Harry H. Cor
nell. Vice Chancellor w w Bowers.
preiate Z. q eushm#n. Master ~ IA
eheoaer Manuel T. Nigil and Master
lat Arms G. l.. Berndtsqn pnrred
through the beautiful rltusdistie cere-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-22

In spite of threatening weather and
numerous counter attractions In the
city the dance of the Womens Cath
Ollie order Of Foresters. Wednesday
Was am unqualified success. ana
large number enjoyed the delightful
evenings entertainment
The card tables were in charge of
Mrs Felix Baca. while Mrs BalNng
ana Mrs Hickman. assisted hv other
members OF the order served Mrs
Sells PLAYED for the dance, which was
q merry and festive occasion.
This Is the last of the dances 10 be-
given bv the Foresters before Lent
hut Immediately after Easter q series
of social entertainments will De given
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-22

The Guild OF the Church OF the
Holy Faith met this week with Mrs.
+ " Parker on Manhattan avenue.