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Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-06-25

The limit Of audacious misrepre-
sanitation was attained by the board
Of county commissioners aitting a
a board OF equalization. when a res
olution was passed declaring thai
tho lands Of the various coal camps
In Carbon county devoted TO town
alto purposes we're assessed nj t2.so
Der acre. and raise was made 10
100000 per acre. on motion OF
Commissioner Joe sharp.
when the statement was made by
Judge Ericksen on behalf Of the
utah Fuel company that the con-
mis-ioners had a m.conception Of
tho fact. Assessor coliingham. who
was present. advised the board that
practically all Of the lands in oues-
tion were now and for many years
had been nase~sed ut $4,000 per
acre. The assessor was fortified BY
his records. and Mr.. sharp took on
much discomfort when tho false and
deceptive resolution was challenged.
aud displayed tho utmost Of temper
that tho commissioners should thus
have been exposed IN barefacesi
attempt TO mialead and deceive the
general taxpaying pubic into the
belief that the Utah Fuel company
In particular was not paying tho
amount OF tax upon ia hnds which
tho constitution and laws Of che
state require.
II n such de@picabie stunts as
thia that have caused a very large
percentage OF the taxpaying public
10 look upon the official acts OF the
board OF county commissioners OF
Carbon county with inexpresAlble
contempt.
II would be difficult 90 find a
parallel foe such pusllanimous ma
lightly and contemplate meannss
a. this deleotAble triumvirate n
manifesting toward the labor en-
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-06-25

Why. Mr.. sharp. Mr.. Hamilton,
Mr.. Randoiph-you self constituted.
exclusive. rare and only honest pub
lie scrvants-why does bull moose
Mr.. Stevenson receive four dollars
per thousand more Tor bridge plank
than other lumber concerns have Of.
fercd TO furnish n att whyf
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-06-25

thousands OF dollars in freight
charges.
In Wow Of this there Is strong
probability that the commission will
Issue a PREPARATION order. instruct
Ing carriers 10 pay back 10 shippers
the difference between the raies
charged aud those declared reason
able by this decision. n such or
der IA granted u will mean that TO
tho people OF this section win BE-
returned several hundred thousand
dollars In excess payments.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-06-25

A exchange says THAI the sight Of
bull moose crossed with donkey
has rendered Teddy spcechless. This
IL coroborated by pres reports
from London that the Colonel's
voice has been quietly packed and
put away for the season by an emil
nent specialist.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-06-25

The local correspondent of the
Herald-RepublicAn Ia authority for
the statement that the sentiment OF
the coal companies operating In this
county was thoroughly oahvaased
regarding the Increased valuations
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-06-25
Kecp Bowel AIorement ReguIar.

DR.. Kings New Life PILE keep
stomach. liver and kidneys In n
healthy condition. Rid the body OF
poisons and waste. Improve your
complexion by fluEhing the liver
and kidneys. Il got more relief
from one box OF DR.. Kings New
Life Pills than any medicine ever
tried" says c. u. Hatfield OF Chi
cago. III. acc. At your druggist
Advt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-06-25
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

Announcements under this head
Ing win be charged for at the rate
Of SO for each announcement. same
20 be run up 10 che time OF the
holding OF che convention Of the
political party Cor which the candi-
date declares himself.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-06-25

The only possible offspring would
be bulldonkey. which Of course
means there would be no chance for
perpetuailon OF the breed.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-06-25

hereby announce myself NJ q
candidate for the nomination Of
county clerk, subject 70 the action
Of the republican county convention
Of Carbon county, Utah.
n. s. HoRsLEY.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-06-25
FOR SALE.

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A. c. motor, 110v; ID. c. No.
220v: enclosed Rheostat. g.
shoe machine. JOHN YATES n
tie Gate. ~
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-06-25

Take advantage Of the reduced
prices on all hand painted and fancy
china. Appropriate for birthday
sifts. prizes. etc. AZ the Variety
Store. "--Advt
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-06-25
July tuh Excursions via Denver a
Rio Grande.

One single fare for the round
"Trip; on sale judy Sd and tth. good.
until July 9Th returning.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-06-25

Disorders Of the stomach ma.
avoided BY the use Of Chamhe,,'.
Tablets. Many very rema,s..
cures have been effected BY ~
tablets. Sold by all dealers-a.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-06-25

Tho Advocate does work RIGHT
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-06-25

THuRsDAY. JuNE aS. IoIi.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31
Seven Days by Elks on
February "a.

Seven Days" one Of the cleNerest
comedies played in years, has been
chosen rs SIR. Prank ". Lanham for
the Eiks' play this year. ~ltchearsals
viii begin next week and the perform
ance will take place Tuesday, Feb
ruary -.
Seven Days IL the -dfamatization
OF Miss Rhinehart's book, "when a
Man Marrios. and those WhO have
read the book Will realize what a fer
tle field there IL for comedy in Il.
There are eight leading characters
and two or three minor ones. The
east has not been chosen as yet but
VIII be by the first of the week and
r~ehearsals VIII begin Immediately
with MIR. Lanham directing,
The best amateur plays ever given
IN Albuquerque have heen directed by
Mr.. Laanam, and his fact coupled
with the selection OF a splendid com
eds should insure a splendid perform
aucc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31
Plans for The Big
Auto Show Are
Progressing.

Enthusiasm tur OBI. Iu.o chow ouu.
tiuuos aud plans 1r. H.H .I
The floral booth d.. t. H. d. YrI.DI Dol.
the Albuquerque IlurIl Company
with natural flowers lud vll bc an
artistic triumph. MlW Glade M1u-
dell is in charge of BE- and is ussislod
by Miss Atine Stern aud Miss Pear
Corsun
The o. A. Maisor company has or
dCrcd i've hundred banners fur thr
penuaut booth WINCH is u ehHrsc nf
Miss jean Huhha .sss.ad lr Ma.
Hazel Muloy Hul Miss Dolly N0CleI-
Ian There viii ho pcnpantg of Ncw
Mexico Albuquerque NoN Mexico
Automobile association. NoU Mexico
Good Roads association. ANA oft other
states 30 those whose native heath is
elsewhere may be- loyol tu tholr home
states.
Special interest is being iakou ln
the large lunch h. a,t op display iu
Mntson's window.
Refreshments win Doe served tt the
show-thc commute whioh viii have
charge of inst booth has NOT breu ap.
pointed yet-nnd there Nll bc music
afternoon and evening hy the Don
Carlos orchestra.
Practically al the space reserved
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31
Rare Originality in Appoint
ments Feature Of Pretty Al
fair at Which Over Half
Hundred Guests Are Present.

AIRS. NJ. W Flournoy was hostess
today at u beautifully appointed
bridge luncheon. The scheme Of
decoration was similar to that used
nj the delightful birthday dinner
which she gave hast week az a sur-
prise for her husband and was sin
gularly effective
A long table on which were three
ccntcrpiecos OF red ana yellow
chrysanthemums. holding tiny eiee-
tric lights among their petals. was
set IN the ball room and In the smok-
ing room adjoining there was q
round table IN the middle Of which
was u graceful basket or yellow
chryaanthemums lighted with tins
lights. From The ccnterpieces there
we're strands Of red and yellow rib
bon stretched 10 each plate. which
was surrounded 10y pretty favors
There were a green-stemmed chrys-
anthemum nutbowi, three fairy
sticks to which were tied a small
flower. bon. bons and cakes In white
embelllshod with dainty raised
ckrysanthomums Of red OF yellow
and the initials IN. W - and last
but not least. very artistic hand
painted place cards the work Of the
hostess.
Handsome lace pieces and silver
cnmpieted the loVcilness OF the Ia
hles.
Around the wall were fcstoons 81
.smilax frightened with red and yell
low chrysanthemums.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31
Among the Clubs and
Organizations.
a DIVINITY PItOGhAN.

Yesterday was "a PhilantnropiC duy
at the Woman's club. All members
and non-members were charged an
admission Zee OF twenty-five cents
which viii be used for charity. aud
many OF the ladies brought gifts If
clothes and provisions. The club 10
endeavoring to hclp tho Benevolent
society In the splendid assistance
which II rs giving 10 the many needy
people in tho city
AIRS. H.. n roous. president of the
Benevolent society. gave q very in
teresting aud decidedly Instructive
talk about the work 0f the society.
An excellent children's program
was given. each one doing her part
exceptionally well.
The program follows;
Ca Happy Farmer OBJ Soldiers
March .......st. t.... SchuWahi
Virginia M~yLandrozs.
A Dancing Lesson tpoikal Ducclls
Louise tiark.
Maypoie Dance ........... Bugbc,
Ruth frost.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31

anccs "A day and. on the farc,scl dav
81 her stay, she established "A rcrord
for endurance hy appearing three
times as the prosecuted heroine of
the WELLER drama.
Miss Ellington has FOR more than
half of the ten years OF her stngv
career played IN rrimo drumus-nrst
as the creator OF the title ole in
Hcrnstcin's "rhe Thief then az tho
woman of the tcncmonts led into dis
honesty because or mothcr-iovV in
'HindlinE, and now ns IL pcrsouutud
shop girl who turns upon the law
md employs It's t-ccnnicalities tn be
what the law has forced her to be
In the remarkably appealing WELLER
drama And yet, beyond the fact
thc central figure In each OF this
cycle of plays committed larceny. the
psychologist aspects OF the trio ~
roles are as far apart as the poles.
The very appeals OF the three plays
are Numerically opposed.
In within tho Law" Miss uling-
ton Is surrounded by "a large and cx-
ccllcnt supporting cast which in
cludcs Howard Gould, Nell. Moran.
Frank T.. Comp. Robert Elliott. Hil-
da keenan, Sonia Jasper and % Goz-
en- others.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31
MARGAIlET ELLINGTON
COMING ON MARCH y

The much talked bou within
the Law" written by "A former news-
paper man. Bayard WELLER. aud with
n phenomenal record OF popular sue
cess In both Chicago aud New York,
as well as IN England and far-cff
Australia, comes To the Elks theatcr
March .. with Margaret Ellington.
Upon the merits OF this drama
many public men OF importance. IN
Guiding President wilson and Theo-
dore Roosevelt. nave expressed
themselves %eloquently and at length.
Hy general c%oncensuH ~ opinion Il
has been pronounced the strongest
play 81 lbs kind produced IN this
country FOR q generation or moro. OF
Margaret Wington's portrayal Of the
stellar role the critics ave only
praise and that of the most unequal
flied sort. 10 offer. IN Chicago.
where she has just concluded n e m
sationai run OF many months 10 rec
ord-making crowds. Miss Ellington
was obliged to give two perform
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31
Big Preparations
for Columbian
Banquet and Ball.

Elaborate preparations have been
made for the annual banquet ana
dance la DE given Monday evening "a
the Masonic Temple by the knights
Of Columbus In celebration OF the
twelfth anniversary Of the organini-
ton OF Albuquerque Council SO. 6ii.
About two hundred guests are cX-
pected and a jolly evening h. prom
ised 10 them all The banquet rs TO
especially appetlzine and excellent
music and a splendid ioOr insure a
good time 10 the dancers, while those
who do lot care to trip the light fan
tastic may play cards and gaines
Judging from the number Of those
who have already signified their In
tontion Of being present the AFFAIR
promises 60 bring out a record break
ing attendance and nothing has been
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31

Thursday evening the Violet flloi
club gave a ''racky Dance at odd
Fellows hall music by Miss Blue
hers orchestra
The ladies wore Kitchen aprons
with caps TO match and were dccid-
csiy charming instead OF 'tacky'
most of thu men succeeded IN
looking their worst. appearing VA old
fashioned as well as rag
gcd ones. and being particularly
careful that no two articles of their
apparel matched.
The varied assortment OF costumes
gave an atmosphere of informally
Go the affair ANA dancing wss en-
ioycd until two o'clock.
AZ midnight a chop suey supper
was served. which was delicious
Judging by the amount eaten and The
relish with which the appctizing chi.
nese compound Of various ingrcdl-
ents WAS consumed,
The club is talking " having a
masked colonial costume dance ih
honor OF WashinEton's birthday. ana
many OF the members are practicins
the slow and stately steps % the
mlnuct for the occasion.
Thoso present Thursday evening
were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hughes, Mr..
and Mrs. Il. Il. steam, Mr. and Mrs
Harry Benjamin, Mr.. and Arz. Jim
Giadding. Mr.. and Mrs. ) y. Han
mum. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Baker. Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Dunbar. Dir. and
Mrs. A. u. Betz, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Harris. Mr. and AIRS. Georgc Thorn
AZ. Mr.. and Mrs. o.. Il. Copeland
MIR. and Mrs. n. Xanow. Mr.. and
MrE Isaac Barth, Alr. and Mrs.
Frank stortz. MI. and Mrs. n. StoV-
or, Mr. and Mrs Harry Need, Mr..
and Mrs. Ross Merritt. Or ana Mrs.
q. s. AIcLandrcss. Miss Belle Sewers
Mrs. h. Thompson, Mrs. q. sum
mers. Mrs. HolsteRd. Mrs. Earl
knight. Mr.. Jaegcls, Mr.. A. Emory
Davis. AIR sam Pickard. Mr.. Frank
Mckee. Mr.. lerre iiaggard n MIR.
~. r. Lonergan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31
By JEAN HUBS.
A Signal Success by Choral
Society.

NNd
The success Of the concert given
Tuesday evening by the Albuquerque
Choral society surpassed all expecta-
lions.
The chorus Of seVenty-nVe voices.
directed by Mr.. Chas. Andrews and
accompanied by Mr.. Stanley Seder
acquitted themselves oxcediengly well.
The highest praise should 20 10 Mr..
Andrews for his excellent training OF
an amateur chorus, which upon It's
nrs; public appearance sang almost
perfectly. There We're no slurred
rests, and no embarrassing pauses.
Things ran as smoothly as though an
were professionals. Mr.. Andrews is
ity to direct.
Tho Choral society Is especially for
tuHate In having as gifted an accom-
PIANIST az Mr.. stanley Seder ~ IL
impossible 10 praise him sufficiently
and those who understand music par
tlcuiariy appreciated his sympathetic
aud artistic accompanying Tuesday
evening.
The solo work was splendid-Miss
sherman. soprano: Miss McFic, con
tralto. Mr.. Andrews. tenor. and Mr..
Christian. barltOnc-ali were In eN-
collont voice and had ample oppor-
tunity To- demonstrate their artistic
ability ana understanding Of the diff
hcult solo parts.
In the auartetto. God Is "a spirit.
sung by Miss sherman, Mrs. Andrews,
Mr.. Andrews and Mr.. Christian, The
harmonious blending 81 voices vases
p~ocialiy noticeable.
A large n a%ppreciative audience
was present and Judging from the
frequent enthusiastic applause. every
che enjoyed the program thoroughly.
The Choral society extends IT'S
thanks 10 the public fer It's hearty
support, The good attendance and
the success financially as well az mus
icaIy OF the first concert has nlled
All the members OF the society with
new enthusiasm and many are as6ine
TO join. 20 doabtiess there viii bee "a
chorus of well ove one hundred
voices for the next eonoeft.
Tho Choral society viii continue to
meet Tuesday evening at hals past
seven at the Presbyterian church
Two selections. MY Love DWelt In a
Northern Land" ~ Elgar the com.
poser Of "The Challenge of Thor
aud Song OF the NSings, by Faning.
are here and practice VIII begin on
them at the rehearsal next Tuesday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31
S O { / E T Y co..
Illuminated ChrySdnthemums and
Other Dainty Embellishments at
Cleper Flournoy Bridge Party

soft music by the Dimond orches-
ira was much enjoyed and added
greatly 80 the pleasure OF the deli
clous luncheon. each of the six
courses seeming more pulotable than
the one preceding a.
After the luncheon beautiful tai
~ cards. designed and painted by the
skilled hand Of the hostess. were
passed Ia the guests aud the rest OF
the afternoon was spent at auction
bridge.
Mrs. F%lournoy's guests were as
follows Airs. Alfred Grunsfcld, Mrs.
Max Nordhnus. Mrs. Frank Wilson.
Mrs. ivan Grunsfeld. Mrs. Ira Roth
berger OF Denver. Mrs. l.. Kcmpeu-
lch. Mrs. Harry owen. Airs. Sadie
Neustadt. Mrs. y. a. Naushey, MIS-
W. G.. Kelm. Mrs. L. q. Rice, Mrs.
H. g. nening, Mrs. Edward Reid,
Mrs. John Milne. Mrs. G. l.. Brooks,
Mrs Bernard Held, Mrs. isaac
Rarth. Mrs. Bonnie Jaffa. Mrs. Ilcs-
sic Jaffa. Mrs. ID. * b. Sellers, Mrs.
NJ q. Chadbournc, Mrs. Theodore :.
Woolsey. Jr.. Mrs. Ross Merritt, Mrs.
". Il. Walton. Mrs. Ernest SpitE.
! Mrs. Rerthold Spitz. Mrs Mike Man
den. Mrs. r.. Paul Ferguson. Mrs.
Arno Huning. Miss Lillian sylvester
Mrs. A. j. Malny, Mrs. W T. Met
calf. Mrs. simon stern. Miss Allne
stern. Mrs. y. : Rodey, Mrs. Ray
mond Stamm, Strs O. n. Conner
' Mrs. 4. u. Ogle. Mrs. u. A. Macphcr-
son. Mrs. q. S McLandrcss. Mrs.
Harry strong. Mrs rom Keleher.
Mrs. Frank Tuil. Mrs. George Arnot.
Mrs. James NJ Horner, Mrs u y.
putney. Mrs r. A. Mann, Misses
Julia and Lou Lee, Mrs. saul Harris
Mrs. Dave WELLER. Mrs. FRANK Hub
bell. Mrs. Edwin e. Bow. Miss Row
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31
Girl Scout Activities.

The Giri scouts had thor raeuilr
meeting at the Central avenue Meti.-
odist church and decided to give 90
candy sale next saturday 40 Maioy's
groccry store 90 raise funds 20 pay for
% basket ban and other parapher-
Halia for 10 gymnasium which the
s'ris are e%puipping la tho basement
ui tho church.
Sunday February s. Mr Foreman.
ASSISTANT pastor uf the Presbyterian
ehurch. viii preach a scruon for the
Girl % 40
The Girl scouts viii hold th,lr reg
niar meeting next Thursday az the
Central Avenue Methodist church.
era VIII practice basket ball ana other
mnasium units.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31
Margaret Ellington Coming Here
on March 9 in "Wihin the Law;"
Dixie Quintette al Els Tonight

. The Dixie Quintcttc, said to I
. be one OF the highest class min I
. strel troupes ever seen in Albu- 4
. qucrquc. under management OF 4
. the Rcdpath- SlaytOn Lyceum 4
. bureau aud auspices of the Al I
. buquerquc Woman's CLUB. viii 4
. appear at the Elks' thcatos to-
. night. These negro entertain 4
= err have been hoapcd with hou- 4
. quets hy The press and public 4
. wherever they have appeared 4
. and the Womun's club assures 4
. u splendid cnsertainment for an 4
q patrons.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31
Forest Service Boys Give
Dance

The men OF the forest service are
giving a dance this evening, az the
Woman's club. Dancing VIII begin
promptly az half past eight O'Clock
to the music OF the Dimond orches-
ira, aud will continue until midnight
when a supper Will be served,
The committee in charge IL Mr.. A
II. Reed, Mr.. n r. y, Wohlenbers
aud AIR. Peter Paul Pitchlynn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31

for automobiles has been takon and
everything points 90 ~ entirely 1e-
ccssfui show.
a unique exhibition which De- being
Planned is On automobile utmp-ieut
Fot up stove connected luuch basket
open aUd other a-scoasorics convenient.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31

left undonc 10 assure liz success. At
= o'clock y. m. the grand march viii
mark the beginning Of the bali. The
Booster orchestra has hecn engaged,
insuring the very best music.
AT the banquet a number Of Albu-
q~uerque's prominent knights will de-
liver short addresses OF subjects APP
propriate TO the occasion and some
Of the most celebrated local wits viii
%endeayor Co keep everyone In good
spirits The foilowiug ..cnu has been
prepared.
Menu.
Celery sweet Ghcrkins olives
Roast Turkey, oyster Dressing.
Cranberry Sauce
S%aratoga chips
Petit Puir
Boiled Ham Potato salad
Vanilla Ice Cream Assorted Cake
Cafe Nolr
Fruit Punch
cigars and After Dinner MINIS
The reception committee Consist
OF Past Grand Knlghta of Albuqucr-
que Council who are now residing ia
his city. AZ follows Messrs. -. y.
Marion. T.. l.. McCanna. A. S, Tier
ney. +. r.. Keleher. Dr., ). " Prcstel
and Dr. s. a. Reidy. The other conn
mittees follow.
General Arrangement. J J. cum
ningham, W. a. Tulip and H. }. Kcr-
ley.
Entertainment Deputy Grand
knight Dennis Chavez and II Charles
EoehL
Dance: Leo T., Murphy, H. j. Kclc-
her. Don Casados and A.. r. MulCtte.
Banquet: Thomas NJ. Dclahoydc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31
valck-W Wilson Orchestra
Entertained.

The Vaickl Wilson ochestra was
entertained delightfully."- Thursday
evening at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
y. A. Miller. South Edith street. The
orchestra rendered several numbers.
showing the splendid result OF the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31
Violet YHoj Tacky Dance at Odd
FeHows' Hall; Colonial Ball
Planned for Washington's Birthday

excellent directing Of Miss Nalck.
Games were played ana supper was
served.
This orchestra. which has been or
Isanizcd byt q few months. hos made
quite a name for itself and Is ~
great domand. u Is planning To give
a program at the Presbyterian amt
tarlum some SUNDAY afternoon IN the
near future.
The personnel Of the orchestra
follows: Flrst yiulins-Lco Mailer.
Ceccila SpauldinE Grace Stortz.
Grace Mckee. Irene Parch, Arthur
Becker aud Ethel Kieke. Second Vio-
Iins-Ralph Miller and Chester Mil
Der. Cornet-ponald Wilson. Thorn
boue-Earl PorteFfield piano-Lou-
isc Lowber. prums-Gcorgc PIN
ney. DircctoT-Miss Estclla Nalck.
MnnaEcr-Mrs. John W. Wilson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31

a love story told In n CHEEKY way
with q quaint New England soashore
town 49, the locale. Lavender ana
old Lace has cen read by thous-
ands. II was the great success ~
the late Myrtle Reed and David q
Fischer, an American playwright
has made Il play cf this popular piece
Of fiction and II viii bc presented At
the Elks' theaier. on February 81.
under the direction Of the United
Play CO. Nnc)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31
g. 1. \. BANQUET.

The q. /. A. Go the %. 81 l.. r. had
installation of officers followed by %
"a banquet Friday evening. Mrs.
sydney Hockott assisted by Mrs
James Campbell and Mrs. Elmer
bryant. had charge of arrangements
aud presented the flowers fnd fruit
which were used as decoration cut
flowers. pink and white carnations.
ferns. aud bowls filled with lovely
and white grapes gave the
table a delightfully."- festive appear
aucc.
a turkey banquet with an the ace
c@essories was served. AIRS. Hackett
should bee congratulated for her splen-
dad planning and management ot the
entire AFFAIR.
Dancing and cards We're enjoyed by
the GUESTS after the banquet
The d. Of L. r. were present 40 this
(COntinned on Page Tlirec.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31
COMING
society:

III society:
Knights OF Columbus banquet
and Dance February 2.
Concert by Married ladies' So
daiity. immaculate Conception
hall. IcbrHary y.
First Albuquerque Automobile
show. Nrmory. tVbrHary ? to ~.
Varsity Anniversary Celebration,
February ~.
Varsity Mashlneton'- birthday
CciCbrHiion.
Anotller Choral socicty concert.
iorrst service dance tonight az
Moman's club.
Valentine Dancc by order of
Eastern star, February ~, Ma
sonic Temple.
Colonial linli on Washingson's
Birtliday.